The Medford mail., April 10, 1908, Image 7

DUNCAN KOONTZ UNION
STABLES
Good Horses. Good Bigs.
FEED AND SALE
Good Service
STABLE
1'ru-fH Itoat-onable
fatihfucuon Guaranteed.
Mediord,
Oregon
e- j0ONomMOWOWIIMMOMOMMOWtMMI.
s
I have in Stock all Regular Si.eH,unil can make
any odd sized Screen Door or Window needed.
Show me the opening and I will screen it.
R. W. GRAY,
on motor
a i t Builder,
Medford, Oregon
The Cool Evenings of Spring
Make a fellow feel comfortable in a TOP CO.T, and your
comfort is snared if KIFEBT THE CITY TAILOR
makes it. My stock of Spring and Bummer Woolens.
Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds and Serges are the swelleet
lines ever displayed in Medford.
DRESS CORRECTLY
DRESS MODERATELY
Both can be done with the sincerest satisfaction and
yonr Money left at home. Tbe Mail Order House does
not help support the City. Drop in and see me.
A mall order
ait doe not
harmonise with
a tailor made
one.
Eifert
The City Tailor
Medford
FKECfCH DBT
CLEANING
4 PRESSING
NEATLY
DONE
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 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 Guaraneed.
Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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NOTICE OP SCHOOL INDEMNITY
SELECTION,
TJrf TTBD STATE" LAND OFnat,
Rosebchg, Oreocx, March 17,
Notice ! hereby Riven that tbe State ol Ore
Ton an September 24. 1007. DDlieti for tbe ne'-i
nw'ot Mctton 30, township 34 outh, rtngt 2
sebool Indemnity Mlecilans In which it
tec-fed natd land : and that t aid iitt ft aimd to
t&e public for inspection. Any and all person
clalmirff adrarMlT tb above described land
or any legal subdivision thereof, or claiming
ine imi uuuer mo m tiling iiwi, or aeiiririf
to liov tald land to be m-re valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purpoiei, or to
object to laid telection for any Jawful reason
bould file their claim or tbelr affldaTU of
protect or cooiext in thia office on or before tbe
tb day of May. 1
I hfrebr denicnate th Mtnroitii Mail, pnb
Up had at Medford, On-fon, a the newtfaper
In which tbe abere notice Jstdbe p.biitbed.
BiyjAMm L. Fddt,
Regliter.
NOTICE.
KlJinaih Counly News '
Klamath Kills Republican :
lot Klamath FhIIj i'raui nt.tiOD
Compaoy will begin hasiiog fieiybt
from Ml. Uebroa so April 5'. a, tt De
tail definite! announced that trains
will run to tbsra on that data Tola
ootnpaoy bee annouooed a reduoiloo
la rates, bat the dlisotors IU meet
next wtek and at tbe meeting tbe
matter of loner rates will be eon.
aldeisd. Indteatiooe are teat tbe
shipment over tbe new road will be
twavy tbls teas Hi, aa namtrous
paitles nave alreadf asked tor rates
on carload lota.
Ins aanoal meeting of the congre
gation of tbe Fresbjterlan oharob
wee held la the ebareb Mandsj algbt
a large and entbnatastla number
answering to tbe roll call. Keports
were seard from tbe officer of tbe
"batch and of tbe various organiza
tions of . tbe ebareb. Tbirtjf -live
new members were received daring
tae ear. Nearly two thousand dot
lars was eontrlboted la various wajs
fur ebarah wort end benovolencs.
County Judge Griffith and Com
mistnnrs Melbase and Walker will go
to tbe Upper Uap next Monday to
view tbe site or tbe proposed bridge
at that place. It is generally recog
nized that a bridge is needed at that
plaoe, but tbe one heretofore consid
ered was too expensive to warrant Its
coustrootioo at this time, and tbe
Coaoty Court has concluded to go
over tbe ground to see If it la not
possible to Sad a site la that Immed
iate vicinity, where a bridge eaa be
pat to for Itss money.
The steel gang os the California
Northeastern arrived at Mt Hebron
Monday evening, and within a very
few daya tbe terminus of the new
road will be estblisbed at that point
Toe work on the read Is being rushed
and It la verv probable that it will
reach the water early la the Fall, and
possibly In tine for the Harrlmaa
family to make tbe initial t-lp wb
they oome to Pelloan Bay tbls earn
mer.
Remarkable progress Is being made
on the shoo By" and tboae who
have oome over the line just noently
aay that they are folly convinced that
the road will be la tbls olty this fall
Tbe force at work thia aide of Dorrls
are also making a splendid showing
and by the tt-ne tbs grade across tbe
bill is built tbey will have most of
tbe road bed completed to the water's
edge. If tbe dike aoross tbe marsh
is teady tor rails and ties by tbls fall
there will be no eaase for delaying
tbe completion of tbe road until next
Spring or summer.
Klamath kstUa Express:
Work on the Keno canal began In
earnest yeateday morning. A crew
of abont 10 men are now at work.
and this force will be augmented as
rapidly as possible. It Is the Inten
tion of tbe service to employ aboat
100 men on this work tbis tammer
and get tbe work as far along aa possible.
Sunday night Urover Logan, being
Sued with the apliitua fromentl, at
tacked Dennis Crawley with a knife
and cut two severe gashes In tbe faoe
of tbe aald Crowley. Both are In
diana. The trouble ooourred ' at the
camp of tbe Indian woman known as
Qhuaeye. Yesterday .lodge Leavttt
decided that Logan should pay S25
into tbe city's exchequer and remain
a gnest of Marshal Low for ten daya.
In two salts to remove cloud from
and aoqalra title to 1,200 scree of
land In Klamath county whioh will
soon be worth about (1,000,000, argu
ment on wbloh took plaoe at Portland
last week. Federal Judge Woiverton
decreed for the plslntlfl against
George von L. Meyer, formerly
United States ambassador and now
postmaster-general. The an Its were
brought by tbe Hot Springs Improve
ment Co. and by Wm. A. Wright,
vioe-presldeot of the company,
against tbe postmaster-general In the
circuit court of Klamath county re-
fore dodge Benson and were transfer
red to tbe federal court for toe res-
sou that the defendant la a realdent
of Measachoaetts, The lands In
qaestlon are held by the Hot Springs
Improvement Co. Tbe California
Northeastern Railway Co. la aboat
to extend It Hoe Into tbe district
from Weed, CsL, when tbe nine of
the land will probably lnoreaaa to the
ttguie nemed. J. Coach Flanders
and Thomas Drake represented tbe
plaintiffs and F. H. Milla appeared
for tht defendant.
' Bnbsailbe for The Mall
140,000 SCHOOL BONDS, DISTRICT NO 40.
Bldi -will be received op to sod Inoladlng
MsrcQ th, 1908, bT James M. croaemll).?.
Treasurer of Jacksoo County, Oregon, at the
office of the Count? Treasurer, Is the Town ot
Jacksonville, Orefoa, lor tbe purchase of !.
008.00 coupon bends, issued by Bcnoo! Dis
trict No. 49, at Medford, ore on, payable la
SO yean, 10 years optional, bearing 6 per cent,
interest ear annnm. Darabla seml-aDnuallT.
Bids to be accompanies by eerticed ebeck S
per cent, of tne amount ot bid. The Board of
Directors ot said School District NO. 49, re
serves ins nans to reject ear ana eu Mas.
lit. 14. CBOHMflLLSa,
Treasurer of jaeksoa Ceqaty.otsvea.
FOR SALE.
1 J. I. Case traction engine, 14 -horse
power.
1 3-stamp mill, Kisdon make.
1 small rock crasher.
1 8-horw power horixontal gas engine,
Fairbanks.
1 S -horse powt?r horizontal gas engine,
Cinclnati.
1 4-firili air compressor.
1 double OxS hoisline engine,
1 3-iide matcher,, and planer, 8x24,
nearly new,
1 15-horse power horizontal boiler,
Alias.
1 12-borw power ileum enirine.
1 10-norte power standard gas engine.
E.G. TROWBRIDGE,
Man&ger.Metord Iron Works,
NOTICE OP SCHOOL INDEMNITY
SELECTION,
failed Statef Land OfSce,
fioubarf, Oregon, February 86, 190$.
Notice la herer trlren that the State of Ore
(on, on July 4, J90f. applied for the Q, m W
of aectioD , tp S4 e, r 1 e of Willamette Me
ridian, ani SIfd id this office a lit of tehnol
IndemnttTMleetions In wbtab It Mlerted aald
land; and that said lint la open to tbe public
for IniMctlon. Anr and all oariioni claim 1d
dTsraelr the abort deaeiibed land or acr !
sal tub-dlrUloo thereof, or elatmlnt the
same onder the mlnlof law, or deatrlnf to
bow Mid Lead to be more valuable for mine rel
than for aeTieuitural trarpiees, or te object to
ku eeieciion lor any nwiui rtajac jaonia
taeir eieimi or tbetr effldaTlte or prateati er
ooareet la thia offiee oa or belore Uvee4 day
i aprusiM,
I berab daetmaaa iKa ttarrn tfrt
Uabtd at Med ford, Oeeffoa, as Ue aewapeper
i. aeot, aatfitter,
ROPE SUPERSTITIONS.
Odd Beliefs About the Curs of Canoor
and Mumps.
Yes, I am harlily latl that eseca-
tla by Uangiiifi U laaluj out of ex
txtouce," aald tbe Jailer of twenty-five
years sen-Ice. "Not only wua Laug-
hig by the neck a gnwiu&, hor
rthle affair to me, but it was always
followed by a boat of requests for a
bit of the rope with which the hanging
was duue. Of coarse, these requests
came mostly from IgBoraat people, but
they were do less ot a nuisance oa that
account Oh, no, they didn't want bits
of tbe rope for morbid reasons, but
.because they firmly believed is the old
superstition that a bit of rope ssed lit
a baogtng would ctare cancer IX rubbed
on the affected part None of them
ever came back to report whether a
care was effected, but I reckon if tbes
had bees any cures I would hare
heard of them.
"That Isn't the only rope superstition.
by the way. In Maine, where I came
from, some folk always oae hempen
rope for tbe mumps. piece of It la
tied around the waist of the sick per
son, so that tbe disease will not creep
to any vital part, but remain ia the
face. The superstition la oler?e3 by
a few people of this day, and if you
go Into small remote country towns
In Maine you will see hempen ropes
hangiBji In the corner grocery store.
bearing a luM. 'Hopes For Mumps.' M
New York Tribune.
LAST WORDS.
Thoughts That Marked the Passing of
Some Noted Men.
There la a collection of 'last words"
of celebrated men wulch contains many
beautiful and startling phrases. Wheth
er tbey were really ottered by tbe men
to whom, they have been credited, aaya
the Berliner Post, la another matter.
Thus tbe words of Augustus, The
comedy la at as end did I play my
part wellT are knows to nearly every
reader. Tbe collection ot teat words
of great pbyalclatss published by Tbe
British Medical Journal' (lvee Bailer
credit for saying. The artery beats
It beats no more,' and aaya of Notb
nagel that be wrote: The night of
July 8, after a violent attack of angina
pectoris. I will die of arterial
calcination.' Cooper, Bright and Bro
dle died wtth blessings upon their
lips, and Darwin, looking death calmly
In the face, said, I really do not fear
death. Locola'a last words were flip
pant: 'Au revolr, gentlemen. At the
autopsy we will meet again.' None
of these classic sentences, however,
Impress one so mtieh as did tbe words
of one of tbe few mortals who to our
knowledge went into the unknown
with mlmls umlininifHl. lie was nn oUl
mnn who und lived a good and full
life. With tils Inst Snwitli he M: 'It
Is not yet time-. I want to stay that
was the voice of nature."
The Next Duty.
"What is my twit duly? What Is
the thiuir that lies nearest to tceV
"That belongs to your everyday his
tory. No one can answer that ques
tion but yourself. Your next duty Is
Just to determine what your next duty
la. la there nothing you neglect! i
there nothing you know you ought not
to do? Vou would know your duty If
you thought In earnest about It and
were not ambitious of great things."
"Ah, then," responded she, "1 sup
pose It Is something very common
place, which will make life more dreary
than ever. That cannot help me."
"It will If it be aa dreary aa reading
the newspapers to an old deaf aunt It
will soon lead you to something more.
Toar doty will begin to comfort yoo at
once, bat will at length open the un
known fountain of life In your heart."
George Macdonald.
DI'.EA,. . ..3.
HatheetK, the Sttsn;t Orug Thti it
Used In tbs Orient.
Uasbeebh. that irn;i tlnijf wUSeb
hats irlvon uttr language It word "u
sassiu" a nun so Cr.-iir.ltMl by the drug
that he accompHsh(s ttmrur i UHe i
by the IVrwlasi, Turk, tnl Kjcrpttea"
11 a tuauuer aiilu to the ut uf opluu
by the Chluitie. It la tbe p-tujiut of
plant growu In tnrge qunntftfea In tt
PeJoponnesHs (Ktmibrn IJrrttt-t in t'i
district about TritiottUft. The pla.J
grows to a height of about four fe
and its brauehe are thickly coven .
with small lea res and studded with
tiny seeds.
The entire plant, static aud bruuebew.
la cut within a few luchea of tbe root
and laid out In tbe sun to dry. Th"
branches are then rubbed to separati
tbe seeds, sad these in turn are ground
Into tt fine powder, which constitute:
the drug. The drug bus the power o'
inducing steep and producing pieaKuu
and faataHc tiifaajnv Continue.! use t
hasheesh tvudent its devotee wit! tv
reckless and rexults in a com pi-'
wreck of :helr mental aud physie
constlmtlon. For tbis reason the Kyptlittt gavertt
ment pmbiblled tbe iiuiKirtutlm t Hi
ding and cntertM Into a convent.
with tinwe ti prevent It etportatlo
from ihiTf to E?r.vpr. whert l!ie m::
mnera f !iashe;'U are very uunmu
The drug In prnellcally never used i:
(ireeee. but In uw exported to the vji
rfrttw rwrts in Ki:if:tiii. Austria. Kram-t
and Ualy. irud fmm there much, st
doubtt ultimately Unda its way
BRIGHT SAYINGS.
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You Can't Break Them
They Won't Break You
The Missouri Seeond Growth Hickory Single
trees. We are tbe only dealers ia Medlord that handle
them.
Also fail line of Buggies and Implements. , , .
Hubbard Bros
7 and A Streets Medford
A Little Batch of Storiae Rstatsti by
an Englishman.
The aultan of Turkey had aent the
queen of Spain a diamond bracelet.
She bad tbe stones reset Is earring
and called tbe fact to tbe attention of
Fuad Pasha, the Turkish envoy.
"His majesty." replied Fuad, "will be
delighted that your majesty gives as
ear to what cornea boot OoosUatlno
ple." To tlie same Fuad an Englishwoman
Impolitely aald, "Bow many wives
have yoa?"
"The same number aa your buaband,
madam," aald the wily Turk. "The
only ditfen-nce Is that be conceals one
of Ills and I do no! "
When Poliert I.owe married and said.
"With ail tr.r woridiy go uts f thee en
dow," be srtinMed to bU wife nfter
want, "Ami at the time I U-J-du't a
'ra.s furtlihi-,:."
"On. I)in. ny ileiir. yon forget there
is your
Inve reniletl. "WVSl, you eanuot aay
I eudowt-d you with tliat."
In a mm b) oM,t story Frederick tbe
Great ht rerir'Uttd as saying angrily
to the E5!g!ib amljasftd'JT of the day,
"England U uow without an ally upon
the continent cxeept God."
Mr Hugh Elliott Instantly replied.
"Yes. sire, but Ood is an ally that de
mands no subsidy." From "Rambling
Reminiscences," by Sir Heury Drum-
mond Wolff.
L. GfcTCHELL
Medford Realty and Rental Co.
I C. WHEELER N. C SOKENSON H
1 LOANS REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
A CAR) TO THE PUBLIC
We, the undersigned, having opened a real estate
office here in Mef ford, DESIRE TO SAY, that those
having property to sell or rent would do well to see us
at once, as we are in touch with a large number of
homeseekers. Also, i! jve can get a large tract of
land in one location, we have a colony who will some
when we say things are ready. Promising every one
a square deal, and the best of attention to any busi
ness offered us, we are yours to serve.
Cor. 7th and C Sts
C. Wheeler,
N. C. Sorenson,
H, L. Qetcheil.
He Drew.
A very pretty Ctrl bad a bashful art
ist for a sweetheart, but be woo Id nev
er come to tbe point One night after
he bad made a desperate attempt to
test ber feelings she looked at him in
a very significant way.
"What do you mean by that?" he
asked, with a startled look.
"Do you profess to be an artist?" sbe
replied evasively,
"Tea."
"Do yon think you are a good onef
"I flatter myself that I am.
"Well, I dont think so "
"Why not?'
"Because you cannot even draw an
Inference."
He did, though, and now tbey draw
conclusions.
Victims ef Heredity,
It has been shown that criminal
tendencies depend on heredity and so
clal and physiological ciroumstascea.
Tbe most Important of those Is hered
ity. Just as no amount of ambition
will enable a man to write a Shake
spearean drama If he have sot tbe
talent, so It la preposterous to expect
In a child ot vlcions parents, brought
up among vicious surroundings, that
moral tone which would characterize
tbe finest type of humankind. Strand
Magazine.
Precious Models.
"Just think, somebody broke into my
studio last sight Unfortunately I bad
Just begun a study la still life."
"Was It stolen V
"No, bat the models were a ham sod
some sausages." London Tlt-Elts.
Reassuring.
First Actor I am In a quandary. I
hare been offered an engagement by
two managers, and I don't know how
to act Second Actor Well, don't wor
ry. They'll soon find It out
Do not neglect to keep your boots
polished. Too cas always shine at one
end If yea cannot at the other.
What Might Have BsR.
Lord Rosehory In au addresa at Glas
gow university some years ago gave ut
terance to the fotlowtug Interesting
speculation:
Had the elder Pitt when be became
prime minister not left the house of
commons be could doubtless bare in
duced George III. to listen to reason.
Introduced American representation
into parliament and preserved tbe thir
teen colonies to England. The new
blood of America would hare burst the
old vessels of tbe constitution and pro
vided s sett adjusting system of reprav
ssentatton. There would have been no
war of sseparation, no war of 1812, and
finally, when the Americana became a
majortryv the empirw would perhaps
have moved solemnly across the At
lantic and Britain become a historic
shrine, the European ontpost of the
empire.'
The Roman Forum.
The Forum Rotnanum, the first that
waa erected in Rome, served equally
for tlx purposes of trade and ail pub
lic meetings aa well aa tor tbe admin
istration of justice by the consuls and
other Roman magistrates. Later on,
when tbe font numbered some eight
een or twenty, they were divided Into
two classes, some for public meetings
and tbe proceedings of the law courts
and others for tlie various require
ments of trade. The Roman fprum
corresponded to the agora, or market
place, of the Greeks, and no Roman
city was without this Important center
of judicial, political and cotumerciai
life. Sew Tork American.
"MM ASTKafSl VOICC"
Would yon let $1.00 a week stand
Between yoor family and a genuine VICTOR OS EDISON, You'll never
miss tho dollar, bat felag without one ol these machines when you can get!
one so easy Is an awful "miss."
H. G. RING,
Halo's Piano House. - Medford
Hia Qratituda
The Medical Record tells of a man
who was cured of blindness by a sur
peon remarkable for his anpreposseas
tng appearance. Whea rlsiou waa
fully restored, the patient looked at
his benefactor and said:
Xucky for you, young man, I did
sot see you before yoa operated or X
would sever have gives my consent"
Hen's $4.00 Shoes
A3! th latert style in Viei Kid, Kang, Veiourand Box Calf.
We claim for our $4 shoe that it is tbe test one money can hay.
SHd Oak Tanned soles, both miner and outer. Whole Vamjx,
solid heels and counters. Only the best kid and calf skins
used in our uppers. They are made to fit the foot. No pinch
ing, no breaking in. Let us prove to you their becomingness,
comfort and wear.
C. H. KIDD the Footfitter
Successor to A. C. Tayler
eeeBseKcee0o4KisK
Humiliation.
"I tell you. air, kissing tho hand that
smites you Is nothing to what I saw to
the hotel this morning,'
"What wai that?"
"The porter blacking tho boots that
hnd kicked him Inst night. London
Telegraph.
Art.
"Was that picture yoa just sold a
genuine work of art!"
"So, answered the dealer, "but the
story I told about It was." Washing
ton Star.
Death Was on His Heels.
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Vs.,
had a oloes call to the spring ol 1806,
He says: "An attack ol pneumonia
left me so weak end with such a fear
ful aonoh that my friends declared con
sumption had me, and death waa on my
heels. Thsn I waa persuaded to try
Dr. King's New Discovery. It helped
me immediately, sad alter taktnf two
sad s hall bottles I wss s wsll men
again, I found out that New Discov
ery Is the best lemed tor coughs and
lung disease In all the world." Bold
under guarantee at Cbas. Strang's
drag store. We sad ft.
flood Ranch for Sale,
133 sores aboat 70 In cultivation.
Oood buildings, Xttree-foortha of a
mil from Eagle Point. Clean and
nloe. Call and see ml In Eagle
Point. Will show ion tbs Und and
give you tbe terms. Too old to ran
It
Jacob P, Moomew,
MOtVOsMM OeOsKlsKlOsOsK(sOsW
Claus Shears and Scissors
AT
NICHOLSON HARDWARE Co.
The Place te Buy Your Hardware
s0Keoee4ejJc
TAKE A RIDE I
la one of oar new rigs and you will be hap py. i
West Side Stables, c. e. tull, Prop, g
Plenty of f rouble
Ihetaoatb-brsd Barred Plvmonth
Hock anas for hatchloc 15 for Too
Mis stita,, &4hfte, rot at ore tsai ae sae worn whbous frisaiBg or
so a. Will deliver egg Hattudaj ntlgrlplng. 2&o at Cbss. Strangs drug
Warner's Orooery Store ' store.
Is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To f si rid of it and bead-
ache and btlltouenese and the poison
that brings laundlce. take Dr. Kings
Kew Lire rait, the reiiasi purtsers
that ds the work without grinding ot
For Slit-
On Pioneer togging Eagiae
DHitO, with (nil qalpaeai. ot
been ia dm four months.
Lelaad Last ber Co.,
134t T.slssd Of,