The Medford mail., April 24, 1908, Image 2

Orchard M
Attention
en
We are agontSx fo ne following goods that pertain
to the orchard:
Planet Jr., Orchard
Ohio Reversible Disc Harrows
Meyr's Spray Pumps
Staver Gasoline Engines
and the best Spray Hose it is possible towanufacture
Vehicles - and - Machinery
OF ALL KINDS
Call and See Us
D. T. LAWTON
MEDFORD, OREGON
aoocssooooDooooxooooooo
Trees Trees Trees
c. F. COOK
. Dealer in High-Oracle
Nursery Stock
If you want the best, place your order at
once. Ail stocK uuaranteea
i
For prices and general information call at my office
Opposite Hotel Moore
Medford, Ore., P. 0. Box 841. Phone 583
Jtaottsoooot-eOOCrO
I
IT'S A MIGHTY TOUGH
JOU
fixing motor cart on the broad
of your back. And fo unne
ceesaay too. Jiiel have u no
over your automobille. We'll
fix it so It will not break down
ao long afl you alay on the road
if you haven't had the down-on-yoor-back
experience et(
don't have it. bund ua your
machine to be overhauled.
Thoae who have had it don't
hanker for 11 again.
HODSON AUTO CO
MCDFOKD, ORIGON
MOTOR
CARS
.Creioeorsoeoe
Eden
Valley Nursery
NOT IN f HE TRUSI
First Clan, home grown, whole-root tree. Right price arjd a
square deal for everybody. What more do you want? : -zs:
Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? I deal direct
with the planter.
A nice stock of fruit trees and Tokay vines for fall delivery.
Tell me your tree troubles
N. S. Bennett,- Medford
Jiqox':'',' h ooaooooQOPPOoo) regorjgpopoog
THE PIEOFOKD BRICK WWW
0. W. PRIDDY, 0. D. NAGLE, G. T. O'BRIEN, Proprietors
MEDFORD, OKEQON
Haaofacturers of Common and Pressed Brick. General Con-
Uold Hill Nawa:
ibe b!g tuak of moving the nam
mcutb electrlo ebovel from Central
Cultivators tp,olnt to otioo on Kenes
I Creek, la Diouresslug aa lanlrll ma
: cotidittooa will permit All of tba
lauiall machinery la now on tba
ground and tbe work of transport
Ing tbe oao baa begun; An effort wai
mutie Monday to move tbe big nia
ahlue by uaiuii a traction engine,
but it had not aulllcient power to
make It. Mr Hough la now after
anotoox traction engine and be bopea
thai witb tbe combined power of tbe
two that be will be able to place the
cab lo poaltiou, within a few .daya.
! All of the machinery la now on the
ground or at the depot, witb the ex
emption of the waaber or gold eating
apparatus, wblcb has just bean ablp-
pd from the east. It will require
euveral days to place all , of tbe ma
chinery In poiltlon, but It ta bored
: to have everything in readiness when
tbe waaber arrlvea.
Central Point Herald:
ll. u. Heualey baa aold bis farm lm
mediately nortb of town to 11. F
roung. recently from Aebnlle. N
V. Ibe place contains about 50 acres
of land and tbe priue ,.paid was 212.
OH). Mr. Henaley will give possession
about June 1st and will move to
town, when witb his family ne ex-
pects to makeshift borne.
Kepoita 01 tbe auto accident which
W, O. Ureen met witb late last Wed
nesday evening, unpublished In Med
ford papers, were not correct. Mr,
Ureen waa going to Medford to have
seme work done on bis engine, which
bad not been working satisfactorily,
when tbe acotdent occurred. He bad
no passengers witb bim as reported.
unjj be says tbe eauae of the acol
dent was a. large, round rook In the
which veered bla maobine and caused
It to go In the ditch. Mr. Ureen sua
talned no broken bones nor other ln
jiulea except dislocation of tbe
shoulder, wblob la mending lapidly,
...bland Tidings:
.At bigb noon today, at the home
of the bride's parent, Mi. and Mrs.
Frank H. Cbambeilaln, 71 Beach
street, la this olty, Miss, Daley
Lorena Jackson was united in mar
riage to MrMortimer W. Lawton.
K.v W. L. Melllnger, 'paetor of the
Christian chorea frffiolatlng. Tbe
newly married eouple left on tbe
2:30 train this afternoon for Millers.
Nevada, where Mr, Lawton is now
located as an alectrlcal engineer. A
company ofjabout forty relatives and
friends, many of whom were from
Medford, witnessed .he interesting
oercmony. Mrs. 11. T. Sutton played
tbe wedding marob and tbe happv
eouple took tneir plaoe before tbe
officiating minister unattended.
After congratulations ' a wedding
luncheon was served. The groom Is a
son of J. W. Lawton, of Medford,
and la connected witb tbe first (ami
lies of our neighboring city. Ilia
bride bas been a resident of Ashland
for. two years past, Is an accomplish
ed musician, and popular In social
circles la this olty.
Tbe hardware store of Blasel A
WUoox, Mala street, Between Granite
and Church, waa broken Into and
robbed some time Tuedeay night, and
goods to the estimated value of 150
taken, bntraooe was gained by pry
log ope window In the rear of the
store bolldlng, a abert Iron pircb
bar with ins brand of the C. P, K. R.
on it being rued aa a jlmrav, It waa
left where it was used. A Colt's 38
oallbre srutomatto revolver was taken
oat of a shew case la e front part
of the state, together with supply
of ammunition, tie vera! botes of
pocket; knives ware also taken, be-
sslJeo few razors.
tractors and Builders In sll Branches.
Furnished.
Plans and Estimates
LIMB, PLASTER AND
Jgs sajaaaiisssisjajsjsosi K , i,WsjaaajjMy
CEflENT FOR
SALE
-ft
'j-JraOeaeOeOs
Tin and Shee Iron
Opposite Hotel Moore
J, A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon
Klamath County News.
Klamatb falls Kepublloan!
mere la now an excellent oppor
tuoity for this city to secure a state
militia. The army pill psaaed by the
senate a abort ttuis ago paved tbe
way for tbe eatabliahment of a num
bar of military companies In Oregon.
It la iieoessary to -recruit five ad.il
tlonal companies in order to bring
tbe fourth Oregon regiment op lo a
tegular army basis. These addition
al companies will be organized in tire
towns of the state, lUamntb Falls
because of its looation. Is entitled to
one of these companies, and if tbe
proper efforts ere put forth it oao be
secured anil Its organ!zitton ctfeoted
W. H. Helleman, who bas cbarge of
the preparation and maintenance
Btates that the wator will be turned
into the main canal wlthlu a very
fw days. The canal is now ready
for the water, tut be bas not turned
it in because tbe englneera making
reclaatiflcation of tbe dirt on tbe
Mason, Davis 4 Co. contraot have
not finished their work, and because
the landa are not in dire need of
water. He Bays tbat the water
only a few degrees above the fratzlng
point and It would do veiy little
good to tbe crops to use cold watt r
on the aoll at tbia time of tbe vear.
Tbt crops are all young and the
warm dry daya hare bad no bad
effect on tbem. Alfalfa Is coming op
nloely, but owing to the fact that ita
roots go down deep It can go f r
some time without suffering sny
damage from the want of water.
However, toe engineers will oomplete
me eiasstncation work wltbin a very
few daya and tbe water will then, ba
turned Into the canal and will be at
tbe disposal of the ranchers and
farmers.
SVnefwCfwOSlwOXtOwialOwO D0OwO04OwO0CIwOwOw
waMrCrsaja ;
B. H. Harris
Timber Land Bought and Sold
Thoae having timber lands or relinquishment for sale would do
well to consult ua.
Office over Jackson County National Bank
S CrSCre0O'M0Xr
Try an "Ad." in The Mail.
Upon tssagraptalo lastruotioa from
the authorities at Ksd Bluff, Callf.T
Friday to anast bin for ehUd steal-
Ing, Chief of Polio, placed a man
earned Mobbina in custody here on
thst day, shortly after bis arrival
from tba south, lu oompany with a
ten year aid boy, and a woman, who
It la sale lt associated with him lu
his business as a traveling photo
grapher. Not hearing from the au
thorities at Red Bluff within a rea
sonable time and bavin ao warrant
for the arrest la their possession, the
local authorities turned Robblas
a, Saturday, late however,
further word came and also Deputy
Sheriff Flore no. from Rtd Bluff with
warrant sworn out by a Catholic
plest at that place, bat tnere is oaite
ooafllct between the Oregon and
California authorities, la the matter,
and at last report, the re-arrest of
Kobblne.had not ooeorred. Aosord
Inf to Kobblns' story he recently
found the boy In a convent at Red
Blulf and reoogulaed him aa his own
solid, bis wits having deserted bim
when the boy was fonr months old,
for rears be bad sought In vain and
recently by obsnoe found tbe boy In
the convent where he bad been all
ths"ttms, be says. Robbins, at first
agreed to go back to California, but
later after oonsultlng his attorney,
E. D. Briggs, decided to stand upon
his rights.
As a healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and chapped hands Cham
berlains Salve is moat excellent. It
allays the pain of a burn almost In
stantly, and nnloss the injury is very
severe, heals the parte without leav
ing a sear. Pries 26 oents. For sale
by Cbas, Strang,
'.Klamath county bas long been look
ing forward to tbe time when it
mould be In a position where a new
court bouse can ba built without any
Infringement of tbe law governing
tbe indebtedness of the oounty, Tbis
time Is now near at hand and it la
safe to say tbat before work will have
oommenoed on tbe erection of tbe
most beautiful and substantial court
bouse In Southern Oregon. The
jounty bas long needed a court
homeland had It not 7,been for tbe
unconstitutionality of a certain
measure put before tbe Legislature
tbe struotnre would now be complet
ed. The Indebtedness of tbe county
bas prevented tbe erection of a new
building for county purposes, , but
now that the debt la being reduced
tbe pojeibtlity fur a court bouse be
comes enoouraglog. In another year
tbe oounty should be practically free
trom debt. Tbe semi-annual state
ment of tbs oounty officials for tbs
term ending March 1st shows tbe
total liabilities of the oounty to be
(43,831.70, while tbe reaouroes sggre-
gate 331,0)5.45, leaving an Indebted
ness of 52,825.tt3. This Itself
amounts too practically nothing, but
in ona mors year ths amonnt will be
less than 120,000, and if the oonnty
of Klamath cannot thtn begin ths
erection of a (100,000 court house
without having tbe legality of the
warrants questioned by soms dis
gruntled tat payer It will be high
time to change the law governing
tbe limit of Indebtedness .of a ooun
ty. During the past year the In
debtedness of tbs oounty has beea
reduced approximately eto.oOO,
should this week continue for oas
year the oounty can then pay for
tbe ooart house aa the work prooesds
and by ths tlms ths building Is
plated It will also be paid for.
Csstres Blaff Called.
April S. From a numbsr of con
mooes wblob Chairman Cullom of
tbe senate oommlttee oa foreign rata'
tisae has bad recently with President
Roossvslt aad Secretary Root, It Is
now probable tbat before tbe ad'
inurnment of tbe present ssssloa of
Congress blanket authority will be
voted ta the president to
against Venezuela id snob a niaonsr
aa future events maw require toup
hold the dignity of the Catted
States and protect the Interests of
American oitlzens,
A resolution giving auoh authority
to the President bas bean drafted by
Senator Cuilum and anproved by the
President and Secretary Root, It
provides In general terms tbat the
P-esldeat shall have the power to
deal witb Venezuela lo tbe matter of
adjusting the eentrovsisy witb thst
oountry concerning wiongs done to
American eltfaeni aad corporations
Venezuela by reason of the Ill-treatment
they have reoetved nt the hands
oQPresldeot Castro.
Under such authority tbe adminis
tration ooold again demand tbe sub
mission to arbitration of olalma of
America oitlzens snd corporations
agabtstJVsnwzusla, Ths i treaties oa
the subject of general arbitration aad
the uss of foroe Id the recovery of
debts, ratified by ths Senate lo tbe
last few weeks osligats ths United
States to follow this llns of
are.
If n resolution 'giving general
thority to President Roossvslt
proceed against Venezuela as bs sees
fit Is adopted by bis Congress snd In
event Castro should oontlnus In his
present attitude there la no Question
that tbe Amerioan Uorernment would
have tbs power (to resort to force.
furthermore, toe indications are that
aggressive program would be
adopted.
Some people think If they Lava
headaobee when thev read, sew or ao
out In tbe bright sun light tbst it is
oatairb that causes it. But It Isn't.
It's onr syes tbat era defective. J net
aa well say It's catarrh tbat oaasee
your ootna to hort yon. Get glasses
to
see. i . . . , UUr UVIUI IV UUit TUU, J
arTr.?,
REAL ESTATE.
Charier N Walt, et ux, to George F
King, land In tp 38 a, r 8 e I $200.
Same to same, land in tp 38 a, r 3 e j
f'JUO.
Jackson County to Columbia Miniur,
Uo, land lu tp 33 a, r 4 w; (I.
B F Carter to G H Jooea, ex ux.land
in tp 31) , r 4 w ; ;00.
John F White to Wm M Holuica,
iota S, 6, 7 and 8, C. I trul Point j $M
t'has O Vincent to Lavinla J Vincent,
power of attorney.
Cbuarlea O Vlnotnt to Lavinla J Vin
cent, ItiO acre in tp 33 s, r - et fl
Hams li fame, 'Ml screa in tp .15 a, r
r 2 w; U
Patno to aamo, 169 acrea In tp 33
r 1 e; tlO.
Cjuo A Vlucent, et ux, to Charlea O
Vincent, 1-9 inteiest In 329 acres In tp
35 a, r2 w; fJOO.
H 0 Cuneli. et u.x, to AJa Curnell,
land in tp 30 a, r 1 e; SI.
F D Varbrough to Margaret Beswick
lo'.H 2 atid 7, hit 30, Coulhle's add to
Arhlu:icl; IIUOO.
Mary K Mann to .Esther C BiUby,
land In bk I, KK add to A.hland; 0
Amanda L Sbcpard to A D Heluian,
land in tp 3u s, r 1 e; (1.
Carter Land Co lo Parks Shelly, lota
11 and 12, bk 40, Summit add to Ash
land; S140.
SAD Puter, et al, to W H Richard
son, et al, deed ol trust to certain tim
ber claims In Clackamas, Coos, Doug
las, Jackaou, Lane, Litin shd Mariun
oonntles.
J W Hicks to Myron E Hicks, land
In tp Sil a, r 2 w, 21 acrt-s ; $400.
Arthur M Miller to Walter Everton,
lots 22, 23 sud 21, Pracbt's add to Ash
land: (350.
S A Patterson to G E Ohencbain, lot
8, bk 60. Central Point; (75.
Allen Scott to G E Obenchaln, lot 3
and 4, bk 51, Central Point; (150.
Jlillie Inlow to dlth K McLeaa,
wil in tp 39 s, r 1 e, being near Guth
rie street, Ashland; (10.
James R Catching to C E Klningeraet
i, lots 4, 5 and 6, bk E, R R add to
Ashland; (3iX).
Win Ryan to Robt AUUon, power of
attorney.
Robert Allison, et ux, to Robert Al
lison, mining deed to olaim and water
right taken out of Uirdeeye creek: if 100
Lee Black, et ex, to M M Black, 80
acres in tp 34 s, r 1 w j (1.
Lee Hlack, et al. to Peter E Beta,
land In tt 31 s, r 1 w; (1.
Same to Martha A Bctz, land in tp 34
s, r 1 w; (1.
Geo L Eops, et ux, to Cbas E Seara,
land in bk 1", Phoenix; (50.
D O Sage, et ux, to Anna L McGln-
nis, land in Cottage add to Medford ;
(200.
W U Knipa, et ux, to C M Maben, 10
aorea in land deacribed in vol. 38, deed
of records; (1250.
O N H Albert to Marion Clevenger,
lot 4, bk 21. Bntte Falls; (100.
Ed H Riser.et nx, to Cbas N Hansen
20 acres in tp 38 s, r 1 w; (1200.
Jack Martin, et ux, to Cbas N Han
sen, 20 acres in tp 33 s, r 1 w; (20O0r
H L Poblaod, et ux, to W A Brad
shaw, lot 1, bk 1, Bunker Hill add to
Medford; (10.
Daiey A Marshall to H C Kentner, et
al, 120 acres in tp 35 s, r 4 w; $10.
Wm Rose, et nx, to Elizabeth Hum
phrey, bk 2 and 3, West Medford ; (1.
Henry Humphrey, et ux, to Gustavo
Edlund. part of bk 2, West Medford
tract; (2500.
Oliver Jones to T W Osgood, etal.
right-of-way described in volume 50,
deed of records; (1.
J A Perry, trustee, to J E Enyart, lot
6, blk 17, Butte Falls', (100.
Gostare Edlund to Henry Humphrey,
part of bk 3, Orchard Home Traot; $3
600.
Etta Rtevensoa to Henry Humphrey,
5 acres in tp 37 s, r 1 w; (1250,
W H Bradabtw, et ux, to H D How
ard, lot 6, bk 2, Cottage Home Add to
Medford; (10.
Ous Samuels, et ux, to S T Howard
ir, 10 acres in lot 20 of Enoch Wslksr
sub-diision; $1750.
Millie Iplow to T F Smith, 4 acres in
tp 39 1, r 1 s; (1200.
Cbas W Pitt to E A Hoag, 20 acres
lntp38s,r lw;(l.
G S Butler to E M Dsmmick, part of
lot 4, bk 8, Ashland; (1450.
Q W Stephenson, st nx, to Lyda Mc-
Brlaae, lot 4, bk P, R E add to Ash
land; 110.
Jos H Radar to Clara Radsr, et al,
part of bk 79, Medford; (1.
A t Rosch, et al, to L H Roach, part
Of lot 13, W O Myer add to Ashland; (10
A J Roach, et al, to C W Root, part
of lot 13, W C Myer add to Ashland ;
$770.
Oram Rawllogt to Ella Arnold, land
la tp 37 s, r 1 e; (1.
Abraham Caley to Joseph Wright,
lead In tp 36 s, r 2 w: (4433.70.
Grant Bawlings to Stells Fox, land
in tp 37 s, r 1 s; (1.
Mollis Hsle to Etnll DeRobosm, lots
11 and 12, bk 61, Medford; (1700.
B F Carter to School District No 35,
lot 5, bk I, Woodvtlls; (25.
J W Clark to Mrs Bessil Randall, lots
5 and ft, bk 55, Central Point; (120.
Wm M Holmes, et ux, to R O Stone.
lots 6, 7 and 8, bk 63, Central Point:
(450.
P H Orogan, et ux, to P M Janney.
85.26 acres In tp 37 s, r 2 w; (5.
u r r . ... i . r
burg, land near bk 6, Galloway's add to
aieuioru; sjw.
F W Knowlee to Mrs Eva Roberta.
10 acres in tp 38 1, r 2 w; (150.
Anna N Lewis to E J Runyard, lot 1,
bk 2, Suonyalde add to Medford; (276.
Rheumatism,
More than nine out of everv ten
cases of rheumatism are simply rheu
matism of the musoles, doe to cold or
damp weather, or chronic rheumatism.
In sucb oases no Internal treatment is
rntutred. The free application nf
Chamberlain's Linlmsnt Is all that is
needed, and it it certain to give quick
relief. Give It a trial and see for your
self bow vuickly it rclearee the pain
and soreness. Price 25 cents: large
slzs, 50 cents. Sold by Cbas. Blraag.
Eicursloa Rates to S P.
I D. PHIPPri, D. D. ti.
Offloea n Adiloa Block, s :jclclir llaakls's
Drugstore Medlord.Oregoi
On account of ths fleet of battle- I
ships and otbet visiting in San Fran-,
olsoo harbor eaily In Muy, the
Southern Paul Ho oompnny will evil ,
ticket at a fare and a third on Mtiy
2jd , 3rd aud Itn. these tickets will
bs good for 29 days, but will not per
mit of stop overs. Tee oompany le 1
grsntlng this low rate and long limit
to give all an c pportuoity to see thi?
warship fidet, aad pattake In the
Grand CelebrV.icn San Francisco bus,
prepared for too officers and jack I .
If will also be an exctllent opportun
ity to aee bow San Francisco li"-' Mr 'uuu a Mniioni Kuiisuul bank Build
risen from the ruina lu two yeire. I
Further information at tn der-ot'
Medford, Oregon,
(,. W. STEPHENSON,
I'HYHICI AN, SUUi KON AND OPTICIAN.
Offloe: Room a, Adktoa' blooa. Calls prompt!
attoDdec day or olgbl. TlmneNU.
Msdlord Oregon.
WM. SI. COI.VIU, OKO. H. UUKIIAM,
Mvdloru urauu Pajta.
COLVIU 4 DURHAM
. . ajawvers . .
Mtillord NutiSunl
uggroui d Sour
Object to Strong Mullein ea.
Many people otijuct to taking th'
atroi'g medicine usually piei-iilh-a
oy physiciuiia for rueutnaliam. Then
is uo need for lulerua treatment li,
any cane of muscular or chronic rheu
matism, and rmtre ttr.n nine out of
every case of the diseiiae are of one
or the other of thesn aricti.-a. Wnen
there is no fever and little flf any)
swelling, you may know that it i onlv
necessary to apply Ctiainla-rlaln'a
Linement freely to get iuick rvlief.
Try it. For sale by Chaa Strang.
Thr Slallion ''Dewey."
"Dewey" tbe Ferobercu and Cop
perbottom stallion, owned by J. M.
Samuels, will mass tbe season of
1908, at the following plaoes: Mon
day and Tueadoy of each week at the
Mel Walsh tench, on l'aokee creek.
and remaining dHya of eaob week st
tbe owner's residence two miles east
of Central Point, on tbs aule
Point road.;
Uewey Is a young stallion being
only seven years old and weighs 1000
pounds. ic-2t
12, li- fcSEELY
PHYSICIAN &, SURGEON
Uodeiu liiuil'UiiDt: X Kay 1-sbrutoiir
OlY.ce In Jackson County Uuk buledlut .
Mdurd
lr goa
EFFECTIVE DfcC. 251, 1!7
fcOUTH POUND
No. 1ft Medford l(:30a m
-'.o. IS ' I&lpoi
No. II
NO. U .
aoHTU oorso
... atedlord
. :9am
. ft:SS p at
Numbers If and IS will maka all stops.
Number U and 12 will be taken oil.
He Qot What He Needed.
"Nine years ago It looked as if my
time had come." aavs Mr. C. Farthinir.
of Mill Creek. Ind. Tar.. "I was ao
run down that life hune on a verv
slender thread. It was then my drug
gist recommended Elactric Hitters.
I boueht a bottle and I cut what I
needed strength. I had one foot In
the grave, but Electric Bitters put it
oo the turf again, and I've been well
ever since." sold under guarantee at on-ir.
toas. curung a urug store. Due.
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United atates, Land Office.
Moseburg Oregon, Murch V line,
Notice Is beruby given, tbat In complimuce
Willi tbt-provision, ul toe Act of Congress ot
Junes, 1S7.. eutlll.d "An Act for tbe Hale of
Tiniiier Lamis lu tbe atatee of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, und Wasblnirtou Tt-rrllury," aa
extended to all Public. Lund btates by act of
August 4, 1MU.
LITTflKR. S. THKfc HKM.
f'f Butte rails, Ouunly ol Jackson. 8iateof
Oregon, did on Augus. J, lttfi. tile In tbls ol
tice bis sworn statement No. 919s lor tbe pur
chase ol Hie Nr: i, NW I' of Section No. J6. In
For Sale.
1 span maras, about 1000 pounda
eacb, 1 grey mare aod oolt, two
spring wagons, good shotgun and
tide, aaddle and harness and other
articles for sale. Inquire of
Mrs. C. U. WaUworth,
1C -2tp Jacksonville, Oregon.
WANTED.
All binds of new snd second band
goods, bought, sold snd exchanged.
. M. D. Moore, 313 E 7th.
Townsl! D No. a&Eklllth. Wunuw No. X K.t. ,n,l
will oner proof to show tbat tbe lauo aougbt
la more valusble lor Its timber or stone man
for aarlcultural purposes, and to establish itla
clsliu to suld Isud before A. 8. Hlltou, United
aisles CoinnifBMourr at his officcat Mecford,
Oregon, on Uonday, tbe ftin day ot June,
lie names oa wtttiesses: Buel lllldretb, of
mm Fills, Or, gou. Jcse Fredeubuig, ot
Hutie halls Oregon, Albert M.abaffer. ol hutte
ran. uregou. rieucricK name- ol Asblaud,
Any and alt persona clalniliie advers,-!, thA
above dcsi-rilx-d Isr.d. are requested lu rile
tlK-lr claims In tbls oHice on or before said
'Tiltk day of Jtn.e. IIMis
BKNJAMIN L. EllIIY. Keatster.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice If herebj (riven that the andeiitgnetl
but bten duly Hi.polnti'd, and quBlititu tut
administrator of the extsUe ol Mart lis, Ann
i lemmsDi lt? of .lufknoD County, ors'gt n, du
WatMsd. All permiDi haTlnir culms mn.D-ft
wid e(at are notified to prt-seiuibe urne,
duly TejifiesJ, to me for aUownDttt, at my rea
denceln Mud lord, Oregon within nix month
from tutt 2UUa day of March, ItXW.
. . , , MAKION TRYfc-R,
stdmlntfttratoror the Mmte of Alanha Mia
Clemmeni, dereaiH-d.
W. K iViiitjijaj, atiorney
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Biunava ana eiadder Hlclit
The car you ought to have.
a the price you ought to pay.
ine car tbat has been victorious fortv timoa nut n reto..i,.u ...
tests in bill climbing and endnranca racoa nll and . .j
literature. Car for demonstration will be hsre in a fear days.
D. T. LAWTON. Atrent. MEDFtinn onn
Something new in Rubber Tire
We have eometiung new in Rubber Tire
which will repay you to investigate if you
are in need of some new tires.
f We carry a comglete line of all kinds of
Rubber on hand and can do your work
promptly.
f All of our work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
MITCHELL 8 BOECK
Wagonmakers
Rear of Merriman's Blacksmith Shop, East Seventh Street
Medford, 1 Oregon
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