The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, March 13, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textwest siiis ten, m m sale statues. . R.O.DUNCAN, Prop. First-clan Rig always in best repair. Horse Board ed by Day, Week or Month. Horses bought and Sold. Moore's Brick Stables, West Side Medford, Oregon oooo0ooocoooaodaoacccwoooocwc 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. RWT A V Contraetor W Vjrlvrl. If and Builder, . Medford, Oregon Eifert's MADE TO ORDER GARMENTS IT'S THE MAN BEHIND THE SHEARS' Who Creates the Nobby Fit. EIFERT Gsrmente are Cut and Dipp ed by Artistic Workman, who devote tbelr time and ability to pLeaas hit customers. Orden taken (or Suit!, from $14.00 and up. Order! taken (or Over Coats, (14.00 and up. 8aita Preaaed and Cleaned. Will Scientifically meaiure you, wko hu the . . . Knowledge of Meaiure menti Eifert 1 W, W. EIFERT The City Tailor, Meford. . We Guaranteed the Fit. Vfyevyyavv vkevevevevev Coal! Coal! Consumers or Draymen desiring high-grade hand picked Coal at $7.50 a ton can get any amount they wish at Pacific Coal Co's tipple, 5 miles east of Medford. Scales at tfte. 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 Guaraneed. . Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night. ; " : f MEDFORD, OREGON.; v TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. - KOMlcrf , Orefon, Paoaaber IS. !WM H sereDy sirea Oaltae ttaM! Lead oatae, . IB, 1SVT. ! ill! aw Uk tae DiwvMaona of tbe a at OesaTeea o jaa a, lHa, entitles "An aetforUMseleol tlaur lull la th. autaa caiuerjla Ore gon, "erode and Wuhloitoa Tatvaorr." aa awlri to all the rnbile Land aua by act et Aaiael,um, ida tunrwoaTB, I Pertoa, eoantrol Jsclaos, (Stats ee Terrl torr) of Oraaoa. aaa tblsdar died latalionea bmwom alaunwnt No. KeVfor tbawebaM of fee g KB M, el see . , la Tw Na. at, 1IUV NoS, e W II aad will cH.raroot to sbow tbat the laaa toackt la. saere valuable lor lu Us barer etooe then (or errtraltarel Mrpoaaa, a&a 10 miHiu mm Unobalora A. I. Blltoa, O, a. Cos alaaloaar, ai au eataa la MeaJoreToivoea ea welaeedar, tae 4k day at Hank. m. Ht una aa wltaaaaaai WUHaM T. vrlere. MtepaBM,AaaUrra:aa taaael AUaa. VSmtM adjenalySie I.CWard'o OkbeejavTtoawaj. JaiaMaM Ooeah a4 MB Ikes er aJ.TfeaM. Cougbs,Colds, laatMtoilSlt Klamslb County Nc 1. Kluiatb tails Republican: . O.ia of the largeat leal aetata deala ever eonaummaod la tbli olty was put through Tueeday. when h. J sorbs pnrohaaed from O. W. White the property at tbe ooroet of Main rni aiith etrsst. It baa a frontage of ISO f jet on Main and 116 feet deep, Thia deal baa been andei eon slderstna for noma time and to oer talo waa Mr. Jacob! of purchasing It that ba bad plana drawn for tbe atructuie that la to be erected there on. Tbli building will ba modern la erery nepeot.' The groond floor will be divided Into lire itore room. UpaUlra IU te hotel, with ground floor offloe, Evsh room will nave bot and cold water and eereral will bava prlrate bato It will be a hotel that will bava few aqoala in the elite ouUide of Portland and er 'l be an ornament to tbe olty The prloa paid for the property waa llo,0C0, and la a ra'r indioation of the man oer la which bualneea property In tbla olty la Increasing In Tela Thia la the mat aUp la tbe tiovement looking toward the upbuilding of a greater Klamath Falls and one that will thia year ba followed by many other enterprises of equal Import ance, The aale of delinquent tax proper ty oy the iberllf, occurred at tbe court houae Friday. On account cf tbe temporary injunction preventing the aale of tbe holding! of tbe Calif ornia ds Oregon Land Company, there waa very little valuable proper ty left for aale, the greater portion being White lake City and Duffy's addition lota, Thia piovaa that pro perty la Klamath oonnty la too val uable to allow It to be lold for taxea Klamath Falla Express: A drunken Dutchman took tempor ary poateaalon of Meirtll lait Satur day and rode bla bona on the s'dc walk defy log all the marahali -Klamath ooonty. Fine, IS and costs, lather cheap conaldering tbe faot Vt it ooita a inn In thia town 110 rid ooata to admlulater drubbing to an Individual and receive a knife rrcnnd from a third patty. Beginning thia morning tbe Kla math rails poatouloe packed to the management of the new postmaster, K A Emmltt, H F Muidook retiring Mr Murdook hai bad six oontluuoua years aa postmaster and haa given the publio tbe Beat of eervioa Al- onjrb hie administration of the cftice haa at times been critiotter1. auon olftioiama have been made with out knowledge of the oontiitlona ao taolly existing In the otUce Not guilty." Saturday night Peter Perersteinet walked home a freo man after having been on trial In the circuit oourt for a week past obarged with the murder of Jamos M. Johnson, and a devoted wife saw her loa re dispelled aa theae words fell '-om the judge's 1 lps. The verdict waa reaohed after less than an hour's dell deration by tbe Jury, and aa the Corpron case, met wl b general approvrl. When court ooovaned Saturday morning, tbe defendant waa put on the witness atand and told hia story of the onourrences at the Klamath Bar on last Christmas eve when Johnson received bis death wound. Hia testimony waa pracM oally the aame aa that of frank Corp ron given at bis trial Tbe afternoon waaTtaken up witb tbe aigameota of the attorneys and tbe instructions of tbe oourt. Tbe jury retired at 6:50 aad returned the verdict few mln utee after 6 o'clock. HAPPENINGS EN OREGON Prrerott Dock rnrra Landward. Kalnler The main duck of the Braver Lumber Company, at Pres eott, haa broken down and 1,600,000 feet of lumber went with it. For tunately the dock fell In toward the lend side and all the lumber waa aaved except what wai broken. Tbe loss Is estimated at from lit, 000 to 115.000. Handcar Struck by Work Train. . Olendale While coming from their work near Reuben, the hand car of the section orew on the Southern Pacific railway waa struck by a work train going east aa It rounded a curve la the canyon. All the crew except D. B. Marker Jumped. The tandcar was thrown from the trek and wrecked, and Mr. Marker sustained serious Injuria. New Beeerve Uiafict. Eugene On March IS a new dis trict of the National forest reserves will be established, with headquar ters at Eugene, and Supervisor Belts will have charge of tbe division. The new division Includes all that territory north- of the forka of the Willamette and Deschutes rtvera, and aoutb of th'e north line of town shrin IS, and extends fromlthe coast east to a point several miles east of the aummit of the Cascades Town Lou Sold for Taxes, Seaside There haa been much contention over the taxea levied hy West Seaside for the building of the broad board walk along the ocean iront. Some refused to pay the taxea and some who lived ejsewhere could not be located tad Were not notified, consequently .75 , lets were sold on March 1 for dellnOuent Im provement taxes. The ciry of West Seaside purchased all thia property and deeda for the lota were placed file tor record with the county clerk. Prof. rl. A. Howell, of Havanna, Cu- ba. Recommends chasn Cough Remedy. "As long ago as I can rememder my mother was a fatthfnl user and friend 0( Chamberlain's Congo. Retnedv, but never in my life have I realized ite true value uaui now," writes r-roi. a. A. Howell. o( Howell's American oonuui, navioi, vvua. ju mo nigm o( February 8rd our baby was taken sick with a very severe old ; the next day was worse and tbe following night nis eonaiuon wee aesperate. tie couiu not lie down and It was neoeasarv to have him in the arms every moment Even then his breathing waa difficult. I did not think be would live until morning. At but 1 thought of my mother's remedy, Chamberlaln'sOougb Remedy, whloh we gave, and It afforded Eroenpt relief, and now I days later, he al futlv recovered. Under tbe circum stances I would not hesitate a moment In saytsf that Chamberlain's Oough Remedy, and that only, aaved the lite T mp Amr HttU hn Vnml kw CT Strang. The Meaao latmlraae ea arte aad mwaltloM nave decMad to re favorably a Mil approprlatta IOt,- M0 for the participation 01 me United Bute In the InteraaUenal expeeltlon at Tokto, Japan, la 1111 The Senate) Arsnr pay increase bill, granting aa Increase of 4 per cent In the pay of enlisted men and ef smaller percentar.ee to oSeers, varying with rank, hat been paaaed by the Senate. The President haa signed a proe- lajnwtion creating the Otark Na. tloaal Forest In the norotkweatern part of Ark ansae. Oood For b vary body. Mr, Norman R, Coulter, a prominent architect la to ueioen trairaiag, Ben Traocleeo. earn "I (ally endorse all that baa beea said of Electric Biuara aa a tonio medicine. It Is good far ev ery body. It corrects stomach, Hver and kidney disorders In a prompt and e Bor eal area oer and builds up lbs est) Eleeule Kuan la tbe best sprlog tssM evareeid ever a drearelete tort as a basest partner Hia eaoqaelodv aw. at vbM. ovwage arog saera. J ' 1 " ' and . . 1 . 'dresa qioa at wasjiai aed rkaa, Oiiapowari ewibaa Osjrfsdesjan m.WmH. asV5ane, 141 Slough Appears Bottomless. The Dalles-7-An Immense sum has already been expended by the North Bank rnllroad in an effort to com plete a fill opposite this city. As rapidly as the material is deposited tbe site of the fill It appears to sink and so far It has been Impos sible to raise the grade above a cer- tnln level. It is the theory of the rondbullders that the bottom of the slough which they are trying to fill Is quicksand. In order that traffic shall not bo delayed, a temporary track has been laid around the slouch. I KAL KSTATt. K II Uihln, et in, to A D Mercer, SO sen's in tp Sri a, r 2 w i ' Louis Adnius to Bteile J Merrick, land In tp 37 a, r 2 1 1 $-100. 0 T West to Herbert A Femua, t ux, land In bk E, l R Add to Aah land ; KW. Ben F Keeaer to H F Keeser, 2S0 acres in tp Aa, r 2 e ; 110 J W Pitt to Chat W Pitt, about IIS acres In tp 86 i. r 1 w: 110. ' H F Pobland to Boy 8 Hale, land In bk K, Alliland; 110. C C Roberta to Cbas H Vegbte, land in bk X. 2nd Add to Ashland ; 110. ' E A Hoage to H E Reese,, 2; scree In p 39 s, r 1 e; 110. H E Rease to Re be oca Eggleston, asms aa above; 10, E D Grigsby to H C Messenger, land intp',38a, rlw; 1150. M F Hushes to Rebecca R Moore, bk 19, Phoenix; ilOOO. Receiver's office to heirs of James R Diiuo, reoeipt (or 160 acres In tp 32 s, r8e; 16. W S Butler to E 0 Owen, part of bk N. Railroad add to Ashland. Emll Brltt toTbeo H F Eagle, bond lor Heed to 10 sores in"Phoenlx; 1312. "A Weirtner toTheo H FjAngle, boud (or deed v land iu tp 31 a, r I w ;iixi. Amos A Fries to Mary E. Fries, part ol bk 56, Central Point; $5U0. Jacob Markley to A J Dillon, lots 3 and 4, bk 6,Roa add to Medford; 11(100 D H Bkrneburg to Andrew Oantrall, land in tp 39 s, r ? w, tosjether with water rights and ditches; I35C0. B G Gleaaon to W J Scott, lot 1, bk 1, Sunset Park; 160. 1 M Harvey to Solomon Anderson, bond (or deed to 60 sores In tp 87 a, r2 C WMF.EI.riR N. C. rO'lPNSON Medford Realty and LOANS . -REAL ESTATE- M. L. tlhrKHHi.t Rental Co. JN.'KANTE A CAR 3 I J THE PUBLIC We, tbe undersigned, having opent-d a real ttjie office here iu Medii-rd. DESIRE TO SAY. iliui ihoe having property to sell or rent would do ui-ll to see n at once, as we are in touch with a large number of homeseeker?. Also, if we can get a lare tract of land in one location, we have a colony who willcume when we say things are ready. Fioniisin every ono a square deal, and the ben of attention to any liusi ness offered us, we are yousa to serve. C. Wheeler, Cor. 7th and C Sts : N. C. Sorenson, H. L, Oetchell. Laaie County Paya $2.30 for Coyotes Eugene. The Lane County Com missioners' court has made an order directing the payment of $2.50 for every coyote, wolf and cougar killed In Lane County hereafter. The order ' was made upon petition of the South Lane County Coyote Club, consisting of 80 farmers and stock men residing at Cottage Grove, Walker and Creswell and tUeir re spective vicinities. During, the past year the club has paid out consider able money la bounUea, but the animals still eontlnue their depre dations. Hoaestewdre Ara Encouraged. Klamath Fall-?fere la renewed hope on the part of homesteaders in the Southern Oregon pine timber belt In several decisions rendered by the land office at Laksvlew and sustained by the General Land Of fice the homesteader on lands valued chiefly for timber received the worst ot tbe deal, and the timber and stone application waa given the pref erence. Recently, however, in a contest decided by the acting com missioner of tbe General Land Office, the decision was strongly lu favor of the anmeotoader, and the acting commissioner heW that tbe home steal entry storoj 'bo ngordlees ot the character at be load or the ameaart ot Umber taaroon. All that in necesaary la for the homentaader to show good faith In compliance with tan laws governing homestead entries. ore b Killed WUks Owner Fights Pendleton Left standing un attested, boras bisTaJtssl to J. aV. ttkM'fdMMw aosjesl last hnjaWTla wana tt was she. tVwAs -sj s hunisslasdir aad owhiisiiaibay at Mb Ira, aad Sloshsr le the sssa al Joint a sea a osntntlve Brasher sag ss seweciated with hia tejbker in tao bboop knat aeee on Mr rnaenea soar Molla. Toe etewvjtvseihor says no croesss the Blusher ranch on hhi way to school, and that Blusher was wait ing lor ham at the gats on the Blush er farm aad ace seed aim et leaving tha gate open free; neatly. ' While frtghtead aad deahed ever a Oear tbey wore fighUag ins horse seisms by bfuB 17500. Gordon Voorhlee to 'Burrell Inv Co, 428.63 sores in tp 28 a, r 1 w; II. oMartha Ann Edsall to Jaatjfewton, Davis, 176 acres in tp SS s, r 1 w ; y 17, 500. Jas Newton Dsvls to Burrell Inv Co, same aa above; 117,600. Agnes Uearbart to Oh as D Boyd, land in tp 39 a. r 1 e; ItO. O W Palm to D W Day, lota 11 and 12, bk 74, Medlord; $10. Luanna Denton to Jerry Flokea, nr o( lot 1, bk 1, Short's add to Medford; 1C0. C F Smidtlein to E E Bagley, land in tp 38 a. r 4 w; $000. Ruth A Lucas to 0 F West, lots 1, 2 aod 3, bk K, railroad add to Ashland ; iViOft. Msry Young to J M Wright, lots 21 and 22, Mjer'aadd to Ashland; (2300. N 8 Clay to May Cambers, land on w line of Hliili st. Ashland: 12000. May Cambers to E E Bagley, same ss above ; 110. S.trah M Andrus to Geo G Carson, lot 3 lk 2, Snnnyslde to Ashland; t:M0. Da. id Ltpman to R H Toll, lot 12, i bk 30, Medford; 810. F Frideger 10 A P Barrow, bond for deed to land in tp 38 a, r 2 w; 12800. tfclomon Anderson to A P barrow, title bond to 0 acres in tp 37 s, r 2 w. R H Tuft to A P Burrow, lot 12, bk 37, Medford; $10. Sheriff Jackson to W A Leonard, tax deed to 312 acres In tp 35 s, r 2 e; (32 47. Geo T Faucett to A A Davis,159 acres n ip 37 s, r 1 w; $4000. Butte Falls SP&LCotoAA Davis, Hot 3 and 5, bk 18, Butte Falls; $100. Sarsh C Oviatt to A A Davis, land In tp 37 a, r 2 w; 81. Mary E Lamb to Geo H Pease, land intp83e,r4w; 12160. C G Peebler to M Sharer, land in tp I a, r 1 e; 110. Annie C Robertson to M Sharer. Iota 4 and 6, Ashland, 110. Mary Owens to Florence Taylor, r lease of bond (or deed. Lydla E Keeser to C H Vegbte, land in Highland Park Add to Ashland; $350 Bessie E Nlokell to Belle Nioksll, 945 aooea In tps 34, 35, 80, 38 and;39 s, r 2 w, and 1 and 2 e; $10 J EOlsen to H O Garnett, lot 3, bk 3, Olson's add to Medford ; 1126, F Lawrence to Eleoto E Holliday, lot 5, blk 2, Palm's add to Medlord; $1, R A Lares to Martha D Johnson, lot 6, bk 2, Cottage Home odd to Medford; $950, Martha O Johnson to W H Bradthaw lot 6, bk 3, Cottage Home add to Med ford; l3oo. F E Martin to W 8 Jones wi of lota 9andlobk 7 Park add to Medford; $225o. Nareteo Colrin to E W Andrews, 12.88 acme In Jacksonville ; $3500. Ed L Kendall to 1 Pefley, lota 13 and 14, bk 3, Kendall's add to Medford; 110 Geo R Lindley to Walter L Block, land lntp37s, rl w;$200. C C Pierce to W L Black, land In tp 87 1, f 1 w; 1350. Westean Oregon Conference to Mary E Day, lot 1, bk 26, Jacksonville; $390. D P Brittaln to Cecelia E Hurley, deed ol correction to land In tp 38 s, r lwsIL Jaa Berate to Thos W Peak, lend In tp 86 i, r 1 w; $1. 5EERS arsa.psniy on rii sMlWr.raiiratsaSa ra las claaa brum. aairaa. rtiwn haraeoBBdceea lathcabacsese caaherelladop m. ueatasearl- Mat wick aba To too Pahlk Hsving boon sollolted by a goodly number of the oltlsens aad taxpaycti of Jaokson oounty to beoome a cau dldato for tbe oftloo ot Oonnty As sessor of Jeokeoo oonnty I have do elded to besomo snob oeadldate, anb Ject to tbe action of the Kspabllsaa rotert at tbe ooaslag primary also- tloa J. W. Uwtoa, Medford Oroajoa. For 5borlf1 I hereby announot mTsolf can- didsts for tho offlo of BhsriB of Jackson Coantv, subject to the action of the Dcasoorstio primarr slsetloo, AprU 17. Modford, Orogoa, W. A. Jovbs. r snen, rnooo ira, s-xs-n, "isjsj asjtarrTsra voagtra Would you ht $-1.00 a week stan3 Between your family and tenuf" VICTOR OR RDFSON. VuH nv. mio tho ttulitir, i'fi sf.tiuir Vitliijt oiiti ol ttirtotj ui ictiintj. w!id yuu t-jti . . one bo easy It hd Hwful "mUf. G. ,v Hale's Piano House Mod fo re? When Yea Have Bad Co d nWiitfi f COUGH " j3SC THaOAtJ I sw asaZsnai s4si I 22k You want e, remedy that wQ aves) only give quiok relief but ame 4 permanent goto. Ton want ay romedw thavt wtH Koto the hsogo and keep sxyoutosv Tsonaaay. To want a romodr that wBl ooa. toraet nay tondanoy toward pnoO 4 Tom wnet twaaaAr i snAsaakibtotaika. anbwrlaJalB snawtnastotwhoa far tho smosdy ,nd 0 bad wttbosMnpoor. MaaaseJoa,-!! avian si loss Mia km," sere t. Or irta. "Mr eeurk srae vr- art mm karat. Thiooa4sHeJer psoooimBeal najanibsalaaj'a Oougn Mm eOTapJraaaaaawHeelsveliasW, One email beeueof rtord me. Itijivl Chearksilala's Oouerk Kemedy bee gso wees I have ever aeea." It Is Cquifly Valuable for Ch'lc'rcn It Coctains no Ntixotk and is Szte sad Sure Ask yew Dnggist for it For Sale by Ohas. Strang:, Medford trJ4Kec:-exaoe)0 i CHOICE SEEP WHEAT - Eastern Oregon t . Club' and Blue Stem ' Also No. 1 Seed Barley. At HEDFORD FLOUR MILL OwCMOCrCrOoOe Oe40rS)oeerOWe Claus Shears and Scissros AT . - i. NICHOLSON HARDWARE Co. J& PUc to Buy Your HsvvM ) ' MagssrjgsMsM 3 6;