The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, April 10, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextAre Yoti Ready for Easter? Nay we Have the Pleasure of Helping? A great many Ladies are getting just what they need here and we think you should give us a trial too. When a Lady once gets in the habit of trading at this tore she finds it convenient, because we have just abont what she wants and she doesn't have to run around hunting. WE SELL FOR GASH AND CAN THEREFORE SAVE YOU MONEY White Waists Now is the time to buy your waists for the summer. The assortments are fine, and the values unequalled. $1.75 2.25 $3.00 t$3.50 $4.25 $5-00 $100 for waists worth to $1.25 " " " " $1.69 " " " $2.00 " " " " $2.98 " " " " $3.89 " " " " Belts Beautiful line of new belts just ar rived. You should see them. 25c to $3 Neckwear Beautiful new turnovers and wash collars, an immense asfort tuent. 5c to $1.50 Tailored Suits Our line of new spring suits is in fine condition for choosing. We guarantee a per fect fit and satis factory wear every time. Spe eial prices $8 to $37.50 Warner's ' Corsets ALSO THE CELEBRATED ) R e d f er n AND W. B. Three of the best Corsets in the world. All the newest styles. All sizes. l to $5 Summer Underwear You can get almost any thing in underwear that you ma; desire here, for infants, children, misses' and ladies. Long sleeve gauze lish vests and pants, 26 cents up; low neck sleeveless vests at 5c to $1 ooni.tilrnt t I dl.trict anrl rn btislnaas bourn of U.llH'U I will ba esteodsd (or too prraeut to O O. Uliohilat's farof to nillra north of lbs pott office. oearij all tbe firman along; tee lloe re subscribing for service. J. J. Hoaok, lb well koosio mill mea of tbls plaee. has leased the Nelsoa quarts mill just east of tone and UI operate it for tbe coming residents vf that TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878. NOTICE KOU PUBLIOA T ION. Dotted Statea Land Offlc, Rnebura. r.tn. M.tnh iuim Notle. I- bar. by glv.n tbat in oumiriLaes Jim S. 1W8 .milled An aat for tha tale ..I timber sqqs In iba tataa o( California, ora- MED FORD'S MODERN MONEY BACK STORE BAKE-R-HUTCH AS ON C C STREET, JUST NORTH OF THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK coj NORTH MEDFORO ITEMS. (B) J. Q. Mertlo.) Ed Hooker bas disposed of bla bsaattfal, newly flnlahed resldenoe oa tbe west side of North U street to Emll Ueobnara, ct Jacksonville, consideration il00 Jack Dent bet material on the ground for the building of a ali loom eottage on tbe corner of 3rd and O strets Mr. 8mflle, of A street Is digging a well and eioantiog tor a eottage on toe Btewart propnrtf un O street. Win. Deiia. of Snyder ereek. In the Antlooh district, bee disposed of bis prettj home plaos to Mr. Zips?, of California, eoaslderatlon $1,600 sirs. Mary Jonee In company with ber son, Wn, Jones, and wife prom In nt eltlzens. of Beagle, weie trad ing In the city Satnrdav. Arthur Jones, who has been attend ing tbe Ctb gtaae In onr city aohool for tbe past three months has return ed to his home near Besgle. Mr. end Mis. Walter Chapman, of Antlooh, were business callers tn the olty Saturdr j. Mrs L-m Hooker, of North Med ford, la oontlned to ber bed Dr. Smith, of Uranta Pass Is In attend ance. () C Farnsetortb, formerly a very Indutt: Ions, publlo spirited citizen of nt city, died In Uoseburg on Marco 27th, of stomaob trouble, aged 31 years, lie leaves a wit., baby and agrd mjtLei and many frivuda to moLra bis unexpected deatb, We are sorry to report tbe do pleaaant news c( the death of Mis. Wm. Sbirred. thnt occurred on Aiirll Itlon. She leaves a kind busbsnd, j three little boys and an Infant oaby I girl, beside ber sister, Mrs. W. J, Boott, of Medford, who- was at bedside at tbe time cf ber death, sides a host of sorrowing friends. Table Rock Items. BjVC.P. Mr. and Mia. E.'c. Uaddls of Med ford, spent Sunday afternoon at "The Oaks." I B. MaodonaM and J. a Pendle ton spent Satnraay In Medford and Jacasonville tiensaotlng business. Mr. kled left for tbe Little fcotte eonntry Monday, where be expects to put In a crop of oata yet this sea- I son. ' Im Ulkha .n1 TahU Rmlfh WON. suraplng the oouuty load here Wed-, p"nke w" needay, a moan needed Improve ment. E. 8. Ultzler was summoned to the bedside of his brother In Puysllup, Wash., and took the train Thursday evening, r A good many Ushlng parties were out on Kogue river Sunday and sev eral good strings of ths flony beau ties weie caught. Dr. Seely. of Medford, made a professional trip to labia Kouk Ibarsday. With his motur-oycls, distance Is piaotioally annihilated. A large crowd of Central Point young people, and some older ones, among wbom we noticed Prof. A. J Handby, spant Friday on Lowol Table Rock. Rev. IJowlntt priauhed at the sohool bouse here both morning and evening Sundey, There were good sized sud iences at both ueetlnga Oregon, Ida, youngest daoghter of William Klnkead, of UhioBgo The snmmoos oame very suddenly and ber 'was a shook to tbe family and be- f lends. Tbe family are new comer tere and for that reason tbe ajaipa thy of the neighborhood went oat to them In an unusual degree. Tbs remains were laid to rest In the Cen tral Point cemetery - Friday afternoon. It Is with deep regret that we have to ebionlcle tne death on Apiil 3, 1908, at 8 a. tn. ol Mrs. Mary Letia Vincent Pankey, wife of Charles Pan- key and yonngeet child of Mr. and Mra. Benton Vlnoent, aged 28 years, 1 month and 13 days. Besides ber husband and six little children she leaves a boat of relatives and friends to monin bet untimely death Mrs. devoted wife and motbei and as snco bad tbe esteem and friendship; of all who knew ber. Interment was made In the Central Point cemetery Saturday afternoon. "Her sutfering ended with the day, Yet lived sbs at Its cIobs. And breathed the loog, long night away In statue like repose. But when the sun. In all his state. 1st la l'hoenix, ArUona, of consomp- Ued-Aprll 1, 1908, at Table Rock, Illumed the eastern skv. She pssoed through glory's gate And walked In Paradise." morning' QOLl) HILl. ITEMS Coooooeoooooeo04 The tagle Pharmacy IS NOW OPEN A full line of Toilet cAaticles, Perfumes, Fancy Station ery and cHpvelties Utmost care taken with Prescriptions Palm Block. 7th St Medford, Oregon (BY HFKITATOR) W. 11 Kunnrlls "a. down Tuesday from Central Point on business. Nad Potter and Joe Shekel lift Tuesdav far Kort Klamath, where tbey have prooured positions wltb the government, Ned as team.tei, and Joe as blucksmttb. at the Agency. Ike Wright formerly of ibis place was over from KUnietn Falli the first cf the week on business Stiokel Bros lost one rf th-lr team borss last Satuiday with spasmodic collo. C. C, McClondon, who bss bees visiting bis daughter, Mrs. Prod Learned, ths past winter In Sinta Barbara county, Cal f , report r'led engag-d In paluting In Loir poo. and bas a shop at I hat 1 1 10 enu lniinc Are or six men and Oolnu floe Coroner A, E. Kell vas called to the Appiegate section Tut-eda; evening to Irqtnre Into theraiirarf the death rf Herman Fls"er, who war killed In a cave In a tunnel on Thompson creek, lie was cigagrd In proepectlng ol a oe property with John Whitehead when tb accident occured. He ea kilted instantly hr the caving In of the tunnel which ess I purely accineniai, tie. was a tritidle agea, sinitie mau. his oorty removed to Jackeonvll e Taesdsv night for tonal. The telephone line to Sams Valley Is . being converted Into a Una which la going Or. W. P. Cnlsbolm baa baea at his Bin la tbs Maadowa dlatclot two iu lookiag after tha mine and re cuperating. Ha will probably re ton tbe last of tbls week. AM0N0 THE CHUKCHBS. CHRISTIAN MCIENOB ' Christ lea Boieaos aaevlose are bald every Baaday moralag at eleven o'clock la tbs Com mar .lal Ulub Boom, bobjeet U "81a, Blckaaaa aad Death Baal." U. E. CHDKCH. 'Wlralsaa Telegraphy between Heaven aad Earth," will be the sub ject next Sabbath at 11 a. m. At nlgbt tbe theme will be "That Pel low Who Hid." Sabbath sohool at 10 m. Epwortb League 6:30 p. m. All aie Invited, CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 10 a. nt Hhle school. 11 sermon Seven ('ores for Spiritual Heart Trnnble.", .lhn 15:1-4. 3 p. preaehlns at Panenlx. 0:30 p. m V. P. H C. E Leader Mrs. E. R. Seely, snh)nt, "John B longh" 7:30 Ser mon lecture, "Religions Uelusfons' Everyone cordially invited at all tbeee services Marlon P Horn, Minister A epeolsjl lec'nre at Christian church Sunday Ttilnht The pastor will deliver a apeolal sermon lecture Sunday night entitled "Religions Delusions:" Witchcraft, Sopemtl tion, Cbrlstlsu Science, wltb refer enoe to Spirltnallam, mental sclenoe, will ba explained Don't tail to bear this lecture Time and plaoo, Christ Ian chniob nest Sunday evening ai 7:30 M. K CHURCH, SOUTH Sunday evening at the M E ehnrch, south, the subject will be "Intemper ance." A ooidlal Invitation la ex teaded. PKE&BVTERIAN CHURCH Next Sunday at 11 o'clock com munion servloee to which all mem- ben of tbe ebnrcb re urged to be In attendanoa. Pieaobing at 7:30 p, m. Sunday school at 10 a. m., aad Christian Endeevor at 6:30 p. m. W. K. Shields, Pastor. STRANGERS SUNDAY HOME Tbe 'first Baptist Chnrobs Shorties Soocesefnl Sunday School la not only noted for getting started on time bat It gets stopped oo time. Next Sunday morning at 10 o'olock Mr. Harry Tattle leader of tbe 100 Club will discuss tbe cigarette babit Everyone la cordially Invited, espec ially parents. ' Baptism again Sunday evening. O LeKoy Hall, pastor Transplanted tomato planta for sale, Medford Ureen Honse An Evening SVith Riley. There will be a leading rendered at tbe Baptl-t ebnrcb on the evening ot April 14 Tne poems of James Whltoomb Riley -ill be read by tne pastor Rev U LeKoy Hall and musi cal numbers will be renaered by local talent Moat everyone bee read "When the Frost is on tbe Pump kin," "That Old bejel heart of Mine," "The Old Swimming Hole.' etc, and wlli be Interested In tb's evenlng'e entertainment Tbe 100 Club, of tbe enured is arranging for this eveolng and cordially Invite all to oome SOD. Nevaila. and Washington Terrltnrv " extended to all Ine Public Laud HUUa by aat CAKBII at. JONES, ol Central Point, county of Jaokeoa, state "I Oregon, did OB Jul? IS 1107, sic lo Intaofllce her two euttemeat Me SUM, tor the Burcbefa V"T w i J . "w of Bee tlan No. ft). In TovnmhlB Ni. aft ft.... i . u . N Bai,!, and will offer proof to abow tbat thr laod aoahl U raore valuabla for tie Umber or atone tbaa lor agricultural purpoeaa. and to eiubllah bar clatat to aald land Mere A. 8. aiiioa. u. a. coatailaalnacr, at bu aaca, tn Medford. Oraeoa. at T.adk. tb- aa a.w a. Jaae, 1S0S aoe aamea aa witneeeeat Jeba a. Obea aalo, ot Big Rotte, Orcgoa. cbarlea A. Ed. muadaea, or Big Butte, Oregon, Monroe Sal. dwln. it BU Bulla. Dhm. 'S.i.Z i ol Ceatral Potat, Oregon. ab sad all peraona alaUBlag edwesly the sbors deacrlbed landa are muealed to Sta tbdrclalaia tnj ibU oatos aa er balua aald SM dayefJuBa. Isos. nantaaia i SUIUT, Baglatar, Notice. Medford Camp No 90 Woodmen of of the World extend Invitation to tbe publlo lo attend tbe speaking ana entertainment to be given the He .d officers of thi W O W at Angle's opera bouse Monday e'ea'ng. April 13 h at 8 p m sharp Uome and hear Uoak, soud music Uen Committ ee Wllltam A Carter, candidate for the nomination ol Kali Road Commie a'oner frrm the first Congreeeionl district Is making bis enmpatpo on the principals that tranBPorta'lop couipaplea ahcald aot be petmltted t- aleorin Inate In fnlgbt or passen ger rates between Individual, Indus tries or localities, but that every shtppet great nr small should be glv ttn an eqttal ohunoa and fair deal SHERIFFS NOTICE OF SAIL OF LANDS TO WHICH JACKSON COUNTY ,0 REGON , HAS AO QUIRED TITLE AT TAX SALES. HOTrB 1 HEREHT OIVIN.thtv the nn deMlffOsM Sheriff It JsvckaoD rouotr Oregon, und. nd by virtue of ad ordtr ol the Coun ty Court lor Mild County, mtd and Dtervd oo tbe &1 dttjr of April, 1908. wit, t Binning t the bur uf 10 , M . jd me 18th ditjr of May 19Wt. t-ff r fur .tale, aud Mil at the Court Houae dtor of eeld Couuty tUl of the r property In JMckaoo L'.muiy, Oregon to wuieh aald County. or any municipally th-reio ba ai-cutnd tlii bw virtue or ay ann all aaiei l..r tNXf ma.ie by nald Couuty. and th,t uj (jroieerly w 11 be thi-n and there sold to th. nmli. rt bidder at baia (tult-i, fon-ab Hald naleiWlU be a.ijojrned aud t.nitnud from detv lo ii sty. uitill all uf 4d pr..peny (bll have b in K:d Th loweit but inn will be .ucepr.df t any of aad prnpn.tv lat'.eupt prhe tiled liter, on by tbe laid Con my Court, in aid order, reference lo whii-h la hereby ilr-ctttl, a r qnr.d by law. Hr -mil tc nail iHutib pari baaefo all th- rght lit1 - -uuijr or ot nt r miinit'lp ally to wblcb the unme tiea bt-reio'ure been pold by vlnue ol the taxes lor which the mnw was avild, and may r.utMqueut tan advanced by said Coumv r munlfitiHl corporatlou aid alao al delinquent uxei. eX'pntig the taxes sur tne tunrut jwnr, ana in if in o: bUw quent tax Ctillticaiee to imliTldnala. ct. . D; M- JACK80N. Sheriff for Juckbou Co., Oregon Dated April B, iiiufj. vw,vSg. CITATION. In the Count Court of Oregon lor jeckaon In the matter of the ruardlanshtD and estate of Leon 8 CotrginH. minor heir of Charlea e. vaiui ueceaaea. Order to iuowmum. on application of guar dian for order ol aalo ol real eatate. It appearing to this Court from tha petition ol Metry H Coggins, guardian ol the peraon andeitateof Leun n. Coelna. a minor AUri herein in tbe Vflrd day of March, 1908, praying for an order of aale of all the real eitata be- longiog w eaiu minor, siiuatea in Jackaon County, Oregon, thai It li lor the beat Inter eaia of aald ward, and necewary, that auch real eitat be old : And it lurther appearing from tald petition that the next of kin of aald ward are: Mary Charlee W. Cogglni. Utile I cocglnaaod! John F. Coggina an hie brother!, and that Leila H C gginH ta bis utter. That aald per one al of hl next of kin. IT IB THEfctKruRK bercDr ordered that tha next of klo of aalu ward and all pereona Inter eated In tbe aald eaLete appear betor thli Court on Saturday, the lfltb day of Hay, 190M, at 10 o'clock A. M., at tbe office of the County Judge, In the Court House at Jacksonville, Oregon, and then and there to show cease wny an oraer aniuia not be erantea. author Iting aid guardian to aell ail tbe real estate miuaiea id j season county, Oregon, and Owned by said ward. AND IT 18 FURTHER ordered, that a copy of tbu order be publUbed at least once a week for three successive WtL-a hatnra tha a,aM day of beam g in the M kdpord Mail, a news paper printt-d and published weekly In the City of euft-rd jacktton County. Oregon. i-ftiea at jatKHoimle, regon, tbe 6ib day of April, luue. OE'). W. DUNN, County Judge-. -For gale Ad .? r?lit-rji cmHtv of brick Id iidv qq mttv O Prd. dy. Medford. Or . The car you ought to have. At the price you ought to pay. The oar that has been victorious lortv times out of fortv-three con tests in bill climbing and endurance races. Call and set cuts and literature. Car for demonstration will be h re in a few days. D. T. LAWTON. Aeent. -MEDFORD. ORE. :oooocMocrooMxroe Something new in Rubber Tire j We have something new in Rubber Tire which will repay you to investigate if you are in need of some new tires. C We carry a complete line of all kinds of Rubber on hand and can du your work promptly. f All of our work is guaranteed to give satis faction. MITCHELL & BOECIi Wagonmakers Rear of Memman'a Blacksmith Shop, East Seventh Street - Medford, Oregon TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 178, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United states Land Office Roseburg, Oregon March 3. 1KB. Notice ( hereby alvan that in eomnllsnae with the provision! of the act of Congress of Junes, IMS, entitled "an aot for the aale of Umber lands in the States ol California, Ore, gon. Nevada, and Washington Tariltory." as ' extended to all the Public Land MuUt by act ol August . 1892. DANIEL R. JONBts, I of Central romt, county ot Jackeon, State of I Orotron, did on Jul? IS, lff file In this offlee . his sworn statemt-nt No V1SS, for the purchase of the iw W of Heclton.No S3, In Towns, lp No. ; S5 fM.uth, Ranse Mo. 2 Rest, and will of er proof to show tbat the land sogbt la more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agrl ' cultural pirpoei, and to establish Ms claim to said land beroru A. ft Hilton. D. 8. Com - I mlaeioner, at bim.fllce in MhI ord, Oregon.on I Monday, the Hid day of June, IMS. I He 4Jmes as wltnesxes: Joon A Oben chain of Big Buite, Oregon, Charles A, Kd I muadson, ol IIik Hutte, Oregon, Monroe Hal-' dwln, of Htg Hutte, Ure- on. l arrle M . Jooes, of i Central Point, or. g n. ' Any and nil persons claiming adversely the above described an ts are renuested to file their oUtmi In this otllce tin or ocfore said lid day tf June. 19 i nL.ti.iin u, buui. Keg liter. Spring and Summer Hillinery The latest New York Models MRS. W. I. BROWN West 7th Street Tribute ol Respect. At a rea"lir meo'tiia ot th. Cheater A Aithnr W. K O No. 841, April 1. 1P08 the tWoIng resolutions In mamors ot Bister Mrs O Hall, weie a1nptprl Wheraas. Hlr Mrs. O. Hull wa' a ir.en.twr of thfr A. Arthor W. R O Nn SI. nrt j Whsreaa An all wlaa Proertenp", -hrte a. a-a past Anting Out, hps an Hi to t'n,",e frrm onr mH.t 0'r hM'vP'l ""'I honnrsd sllsr (a h. prin.. rf K. ni morntna of n.e ! R-aM-.H ThMt r1rlv avnipa. .la- -.lh . Hl,ra't famlllfs arH fFnnta rfl th. rt.o...f .l.tnv. p..h hel-.'l tr fr..m an'H wnt.M -O-Hrl- -lK ' r tHT pr-al -k. 1-I'm. w-nM ..-iit.i ri. f- 1- IMm ahn rl r) 'h'-. f h- rtn.rl-f4 T.l In IK. rla.rh nf a.-..!..- n'-r.rl-- A. Artl... K S M falk- and efHrl.nr rr.rrnn-. .rr TmnAv n.rf'.'m r' rl"tla knrl serl f.tf tnn. fn fll R.a(ll TH.t In nVan nf re.nr 10 he? m-mnr a. a f-l.nit anil .1. far th n-etnh-r. ' taia rht.r a A.th.t. W R n tie "U .... ... f aimers i natial tnrlas pf n.r.nrnln el.n rieera to Bake It TSTy tee ehartai end Bam for thirty daea. im iTin Quit Business Sale STILL CONTINUES ARE YOU GRASPING THIS OPPORTUNITY To secure high class merchan dise at such prices as have never been quoted to you before? .... - If Not You Are Loosing' Money Watch FOR Our Windows SPECIALS eo0Oe00Crt0