The Medford mail., May 22, 1908, Image 7

SCREEN POORS AND MEOffS
I have in Stock all Regular Sizes, and can mile
any odd sized Screeu Door or Window jiiwi
Show me the opening and 1 will screen it.
RW7 T A "V Contractor
W VJXVrfc. If. and Builder,
Medford, Oregon
MIMu.
The Cool Evenings of Spring
Make a Mlow feel comfortable in a TOP CO VT, and your
oomfort la assured if KIFERT THE CIY TAILOR
makes it. My stock of Spring and Summer Woolens.
Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds and Serges are the swellest
lines ever displayed in Medford.
DRESS CORRECTLY
DRESS MODERATELY
llnthcai- I" i'i'ie with the eincerest satisfaction ai.d
yiinr Mot., v lt-i at home. The Mail Order Howe doe
'm !i- !p u'i)or' the City. Drop io and tee me
Eifert
Tlie City Tailor
Medford
ftt't .lrv, noi
bai-uiuuue with
a tailor made
one.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler .Work and
Engine Repairing.
Semi-Steel Shoes and Die?, Iron,
Brass and Semi-Steel Castings
of all Descriptions. Iron Build
ing Fronts.
All Work
Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will be Made this Season by thb
S uthern
Pcfiic
Lines in Oregon
From Mfori Oregon
As Follows
Both. Ways One Way
To
through
Via
Portland
California
$87.50
$82.50
$81.75
$75.00
$75.00
Chicago $S2.40
St. Louis $77.40
St. Paul $69.00
Omaha $69.90
Kansas City $69.90
Ticfcta Will be on Sale
Nay 4 18
June 5 6 19 20
July 6 7 22 23
August 6 7 21 23
Good for return in 90 days with
Stopover privileges at pleasure
within limits
Bueier tie Dates
For any farther information see
As L. Rosenbanm I Agent
Or write to
W. M. McMURRY
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND OREGON
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County court of the Btate of Oregon
for Jacknin County.
In the matter ol theeMateof J.M. Black, de
c ased.
Notice Is hereby glvrn that the underpinned
he- this day fikd in tbe strove entitled court
and raute her final rettnrt and a r count and
t be Hon. (ieorgi V Dunu, jndpi- of the above
ertitien er.tirt. nan aprnwieii atlrav, ui"
fi'h d v rf jure. iftf. at the hour ol 2 o'clock. P.
M . rf M ilnr. and at bmofTee at the Court
Housw In jiokonviile, iackon County, Ore
gon, an the time and plee for the he ir'ng of
aid aecfunt. All i-erocs inttroted arc h re
ty notlfled to niii ar at ul l tme ar.d place
and make any objection tby may have tu the
a1lowa ce ol raid report.
MRS M. L. BLACK,
Adm nlntratrts of the Estate of J. Ji, Black,
defeajf d
MttKA sfn.Kitr, Attomeyi.
Dated tbe2Tth day of April, 1008.
FKENOH ORT
CLEAN I SO
& PRESSING
NEATLY
DONE
Guaranteed.
Subpoena Ad Responde ndim
IS THE CIRCDIT COURT OF THE CNITKD
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
No. S2.
C. A. Dewing, Complainant
VS.
Med lord and Crater Lake
Railroad Company, acorpo
ratlon, Pacific and Eastern
Railway, a corporation, C.
H. Lew la Edgar Hater, and
Henrj J Rlpgs, Walter.!.
Sherman, and Ouitirai
G c&iner, lefenuaut.
THK PKaMIDIHT OF TUB UTXO STATU OF
AMERICA.
To Henry J. Rlggs, Walter J. Sherman, aod
GustavusGessner, Greeting:
You, and each of rati, are hereby command
ed that, yon be and appear In said Circuit
Court of tbe Doited la tea at tbe court room
thereof. Id the City of Portland, In tbe .aid
DiMtici.OD tbe 11 rat Monday of the month fol
lowing nx successive weeks pub Icatlon of
thi summons, tbe brat publication of which is
on the 17tb day of April, 1908, to answer tbe
exigency 01 amiioi iompiaini,eecuiea ana
tiled against you in our fluid Court, Whereto
C A. liewinn is comnlalnaut. and Ton are de
fendants, and further to do and receive wbat
our said circuit court snail consider in tbls
behalf, and tbii you are in no wise to omit un
der the paint aud penultles of what may be
ian mereon
you wiu further take notice that this publi
cation of subpoena ts published against you In
the M El ifor d Mail, in Medford. Jackxan
County, Oregon, for the period of nix succes
sive weeks, pursuant to au order therefor here
oiorv maae oereio oy Hon unaB. tu. woiver-
Inn. Julian fit fair! Pntirt anil ran arst Mhmlrsut
to answer or plead to said Dill or Complaint
on or before tbe first rule day, or ibe first
Monday In the month next following tbe expl
ration of tbe publication of tbls subpoena
ana suouia you tan io so answer or piean, ine
Hill ot Complaint will be taken as confessed
tnsi you.
'ltrjess the Honorable Mnlvln W. fuller!
Chief Justice ol the United States, this tour
teentb dav of April, In the year of our Lord,
t lneteen hundred and eight, and of tbe Inda
pendenceol the Doited States, the on hun
dred thlrtT -second.
feeal of Court 1 J. A. SLADRN. Clerk.
Coltiq k. Durham, Solicitors for Complainant
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
rtuiiuc. rim rutsL.iuAiiUi.
United states Land Office,
Roeebura. Orecron. March M. IMS.
Notice la hereby given that In enmptianee
with the provisions of tbe act of Congress of
June t, 1878, entitled "An act for tbt sale of
timber lands In the States of California. Or.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended u all tbe Publlo Land States tj act
Oi Auguiv , leva.
.HATTII D. RAY,
of Medford, county of Jackson, Stat of
Oregon, did on July 16, 1WT, file In this office
her sworn etatenitut No. 91Si,for tbe purchase
ot the W Vt NKH,and E U NW J ot Sec No. a.
ID lOWDIDlD HO. DDUID Rati) KG DO, I A SHI
and will offer oroof to show that the lam
sought la more valuable for Its timber or stone
man ror agricultural puioees, ana to establish
her claim to said land before A. . Bllton, D.8.
nommlMlottar. at bla office. In M-v!ford. Ortv
son. on Monday, the 22d day of Jane,
She nam eft as wltneaaei! John Hughe of
Medford Oreaton: Jakob Wetsel of Hntton.
Calif.; Thomas C. N.irrls of Jackwnvllte,
Oregon; William Chambers of Big Butte, Ore
gon. Any ana sii peraonn claiming adversely tnc
above-described lands are requested to tile
their claims In this office on or before said 22d
day of June, id.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
It Reached the Spot.
Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a large
store at Omega, Oblo. , and is presi
dent of the Adams County Telephone
Co., as we!l n. trie Homn Telephone
Co., of Hike County, O , Bays of Dr.
Kiriff'a y vr Lfifcnrery t "It saverl mv
life once. It euemed to res;h tbe spot
the very scat oi my contrri, wmpii ev
f-rj thinti el?e failed." Dr. Kins'i New
Discoverv not only reaches the rough
spot; it hesls the sore spots and the
wenk 'Dot? in throat, luntrfl and chest-
Sold under guarantee at Strain's drug
store. 5()c, and U 00. Trial bottle
free.
Klaauth Cmtjr News.
Klamath Falls Eiprrat
A aisn aamad Mointir aod kaown
around luwa as "Blackls," was tak
o io ja.terdajr by atarahal Low lor
fuml.blnR liquor to aa Indian, tit
as oauiint In tbs act and will proba
bly b iilt.u tlm. In tbs fsdsral
prison to radeot on tbs evils o( fur
Dialling lira water to Uools Samurl'r
waiii.
Put Keller, who frequently lmblbea
mo freely and on aoeb oooaalona tin
I'.mv. ba la a bad man, met bli
i..terlou yesterday. Keller became
botatrona and Marshal Low .tatted to
take bim to the lookup to wbiob Kel
ler .trenuouily objeotad and started
in to "olnan up" the marsnal. Whan
too chief not tbe UuDt all out or bis
prisoner Keller "as a sorry looking
tight an i a pbysiolao ba I to ba call
ad to patob op tbe rente In bla bead.
Auguat Flaukna, of Youna valley
died at 2 o'olook Thursday tbe 7tb
Isat. after a brief illness, and was
burr led at tbe bonanza oemetatr Fri
day afternoon. An examination bad
been made of bis eondltloo and Mod
day Dr. Joboaoo deolded that an
operation for talaeoope of tbe entea
tines wa neoejsary to, poeaibly, wave
bis life. On Tuesday tbe operation
waa performed and a olat or tumor
waa fonnd si tbe oblet rauae of tbe
tronble. Tbla waa removed, ether
telog administered. Tbe patient
never folly reooveied bom tbe book,
and gradually sank until deatb osme
to bis relief. All of tbe members of
the family were at bis bedside when
tbe end came.
The World's Best Climate
la not entirely free from disease, on the
high elevations fevers prevail while on
the lower levels malaria is encountered
to a greater or lee extent, according
to altitude. ' To overcome climate af
fection, latitude, malaria, jaundice,
biliousness, fever aod ague, and gen
eral debility, the moat effective reme
dy ia Eleotrio Bitters, the great alter
ative and bluod purifier; the antidote
lor every form of bodily weakness, ner
vousness, and insomnia. Bold under
guarantee at btrang'a drug store.
Price 50o.
ATLANTIC FLEET BREAKS VT.
Battleships Start North Bound for
Puget Sound.
San Francisco, May 18. The At
lantic fleet of battleships, after 12
days of naval pageantry and merry
making In San Francisco, aailed to
day for Puget Sound. One-half of
the ships will dock at Bremerton
navy-yard while in the north, and
Iho others will return here for re
pairs and painting beneath tbe water
line. Orders call for the reassembling
of the fleet in San Francisco harbor
not later than July 3. On July 7
the fleet will Ball for Honolulu, and
after a week's stay there will go di
rect to Auckland.
Large Reward for Mrs. Gnnncss.
La Porte, Ind.f May 16. Seven
thousand doHara has been appro
priated by the county commission
ers as a reward for the arrest of Mrs.
Belle Gunness. if she Is alive. The
MRS. BELLE GUNNESS.
Woman whose numerous murders on
her Indtnna farm have horrified the
whole world.
sum of $5000 has also been set aside
to defray the expenses of the coro
ner and $2000 for the sheriff's tn
Tostlgatlon. Digging on the "mur
der farm" has practically been aban
doned, as It Is not thought that any
more corpses will be found there.
San Francisco t Portiand In Auto.
San Francisco, May 18. Fernan
da Nelson, a capitalist of this city, Is
about to attempt an automobile trip
from Saa Francisco to Portland, and
expects to make railroad time. Mr.
Nelson has put up a oandsome silver
eup aa a per pet a al challenge trophy
for the Sao Francisco and Los Angel
es autoiats who make the beet time
between these two cities.
Conferees on the Legislative bill
have agreed to an amendment In
creasing the salaries of Surveyors
Oeneral In Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming and
Colorado to $3000.
The Most Common Cause of
Suffering.
Rheumatism cs-tses more pain and
sn fieri nir than any otner disease, for
the reason that H Is the mol common
of all Ills, and it ts cerltiinly gnUilyirig
to sufferers to know that ClmmhorlalnV
Liniment will afford relief, and miikr
rest and slnep iwraible. In many ca-es
the relief from pain, which is a. first
temporary has become permanent,
while in old people stihj"ct to ohronic
rhenmalt"m,ollpn bronght onhy damp-n--9
or charifs In the weather, a rc r
manent rtire cannot he x Peeled; the
n lief from pain which this llnament
nffordf is alone worth many times Us
eot. 2o and 50 tent sizes for tale by
Chat. Btrnng.
Subscribe for the MtM.
TAFT CERTAIN TO
HAYEA MAJORITY
A IX DKLEGATKS ELECTED A-VD
TOTALS MADE OPPOSI
TION TO WAXK.
Fair fianks Is Only Favorite Hon Wbo
11. is Own Stuff Solid Knox
I Second In l.nce.
VasUlntrton. IX C, Way 16 Wil
liam H. 'fait wi'.l be the chulco of
the iU'publican National Convention
for the Presidency. His nomination
is assured on the first ballot. It is
wit thin reason that all opposition
will fade away before the balloting
begins at the Coliseum in Chlrao,
and that the unanimous nomination
of the Secretary of War Immediately
ill follow.
The last delegates to the conven
tion were elected this afternoon. The
list of men who will represent the
46 states and the seven territories,
whose delegates will gather In Chi
cago just one month from today,
furnishes the basis for the forecast
which Is presented herewith. Care
ful compilation, honest allowance for
coofllct'ug claims, gifting and har
monising of statements which have
Issued from the headquarters of all
ot the candidates for the chief place
on the National ticket produce these
results.
Their figures Indicate confidence
In the claim that practically two-
thirds of the d legates will take
their spits In the Chicago convention
prepared to vote for the Ohio man.
Th cumpilaf!o:i of the suites and
territories, as indicated above, shows
:h"t nothing bi.1 a df.vienatlon of
Providence will prov:nt the nomina
tion of Mr. Tait on tlif Trst ballot.
Heine American Flslilng Ktmmer.
Vancouver, B. C. May 17. The
American halibut fishing steamer
Francis Cutting, seized last Tuesd?
on: th northern end of Vnncouver
Island by the Canadian fi8hr!- i
nruiser Kestrel, while she was fish
ing Inside the rhr'-ir.!le limit, was
today formally turned o.'er V Cor--
rradjr Newcom)i to ; ; cv.r. cay or
Colic tor of Customs Bowell. Act
ing on Instructions from Ottawa,
Com nander Ncwcombe todcy C'a
?osoi! of th 47,000 pcundA of hali
but farund on the Frauds Cutting
when she was Beized.
Ovt'!stui!y Cuu.e of Snlclde.
On.:Iand, Cal. Tired of life, al
though he was only 14 years old.
Harold Hardy, a pupil cf the Grant
school, committed suicide by drink
ing carbolic acid while lying on the
banks of Cemetery creek. It is sup
posed that the lad had become de
spondent over the troubles of his
father and mother, who have been
divorced and remarried. Too per
sistent reading and study. Including
eye trouble and headache. Is also as
signed as a cause.
Congress Breaks Its Record.
Washington The present session
of congress, to end this week. Is a
record breaker. The appropriations
of this session so far authorised ex
ceed those of the first session of the
59th congress by more than $300,
000,000. The total appropriations
made up to this time aggregate ap
proximately $354,844,807. This
amount will be Increased by the gen
eral deficiency and omnibus public
buildings bills and such other meas
ures as may go through before ad
journment. 1
Million-ltolhtr Fire Loss at Omaha.
South Omaha, May 17. The Oma
ha Packing Company's plant here
was destroyed by fire early this
morning and a loss of $1,250,000 in
flicted. The flames spread to the
plant of the Cudahy Packing Co. and
a five-story building belonging to
this concern, with a large amount of
meat, waa also destroyed, the loss
being probably $200,000. Five fire
men were buried under a falling
wall, but were rescued. AH were
seriously Injured.
Cherries Bell at Hbzh Price.
Sacramento. Cal.. May 18. The
California Fruit Distributers' organi
zation received word of the sale of
the fourth carload of cherries to
leave Cal Komi a this season la Chi
cago last week. The sate was by
auction and the ear brought $4398,
or an average of 21 cents a pound,
wholesale, for the fruit.
Oregon Teacher to 8 tody Abroad.
Ashland, Or., May 19. Miss Ida
M. Chase, a teacher In the State Nor
mal School here, has been notified of
her nomination by the State Board
of Normal Regents to take part In
the American teachers' visit to Eu
ropean schools, and has been grant
ed a year's leave of absence for that '
purpose. She will sail from Quebec
In July, and remain abroad until
September, 1909. -
Representative NottIs, of Nebras
ka, Introduced a resolution to reduce
pnd restrict the power of the Speak-
of th' l!o:ir-.
Bed Attack of Dysentery Cured.
'An honored citizen of this town was
suffer! njr from a severe attiti k of lvs
entcry. Hi? told a friend if lio could
obtain s bottle of (Jharnb-rlHin's Col if,
C'holera and Dtfirrinn-a H rrfdy, h:
fell confidf-nt of b fnc cured, he hv
inir nwd this romeriv in the West. Hp
was told Unit I Kent It In stock and
lost no time in Ghtiiining- it, and waa
orotnotlv cured," mvs M. J. fj?sch,
n ruBifist oi noiculif v i. rur suio
nas oirang.
CITATION.
la the Cotrnty Court of Oregon for Jaebsoa
County.
In tbe matter of the guardianship and estate
, of Leon a. Coggiaa. miaor heir of Ch.ilee
; S. Cogglss, deoeaaea.
Order to suow ceue. on application of guar
dian for order ot sale of real estate.
It appearing to this Court from the petition
ofM.ry K. Coggina, .guardian of the pviaon
unit esiataof Leun b. Cotglns, a minor, tiled
Unrein i U tbo Mid oav of Min h. It, nrnlna-
lor au order of aie f all ibe realt-siate be
loutflog ti salu mluor, situated In Jucksou
County, Oregon, thai It Is for the be.t Inter
ests of laul Mard, and necea-ary, that auch
ral estate bt aclu:
At.d It tun hoc appearing from said petit to .i
thai the nwxi of kiu uf aaid word are: Mary
K. Coggins, bis mo.ber igusrdiau beielnt,
(')iarle-. W. Cogglns. Leti I ruaiu-and
John K. CogituiH nr bin bribers, tun that
L.eii v Kgiusis bts siter. TuataHiuper
twiun ve ail ot tits next of km,
IT Id TllKRKKollfc terror ordered ibat the
next uf kir o aid ward auduti p'-rstm, inter
cated iu ibe suld Cwlate Hp pear be.uie ihi.
Court on Saturday, in- l-lth .lay of May, 1MM,
at lu o'clock A. vi. , at the office ol I hi Couuty
Judge, lu the Coun llm.se at 4atbonvlll,
jreK-n, and then and ihere to show caue
why au order so ?uld not be gianted, author
sing ald guardian to sell ail tbe real estate
lltuated In Jacknon County, Oregon, and
awued by said wurd
AND IT 18 FURTHER ordered, that a copy
of this order be published at ltait oure a weeu
for three ucceslvi weeks, be'ore the aafd
day of bearing in the MuDroHD Mail, a news
paier printed and published wei-kly In tbe
City of uedfurd jackntin County.Oregon
Dated at Javksotivlle. Oregon, the 6th day of
April. IMS. '
GEO. W. DUNN, County Judge.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1R78,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Unliud states Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon M archils. IMS.
Notice le neraby glvn that tu compliance
with ibe provisions of the aot of Congress of
JuneS, lHiM. entitled "an act for tbe sale of
timber lands in the States ol California, Ore
goo. Nevada, and Washington Territory." aa
extended to ail the Publlo Land States by aet
ol Angus 1 4, 1893.
DANIEL X. JONES,
of Central roint, county of Jackson, State of
Oregon, did on July 18,1107 file in tbls office
his sworu statement No 9183. for tbe purchase
of tbe IWU..I secttonlNo Si. In Township No.
as South, Range No. 2 East, and will Oder
proof to show that tbe land so-ight Is more
valuable for Its timber or stone than for arl
cullurai piirpofH,and to establish Ms claim
to said land before A. a Bllton. D. ri. Com
missioner, at h la office In Medford, Oregon.on
Monday, the Ktddeyof June, 1908.
He names at wilnesres: John A. Oben
chain, of Big Butte, Oregon, Charles A. Kd
mundson. ol lllg Hutte, Oregon, Houroe Bal
dwin, of lllr Butte, Oregon, Carrie M.Jones, of
Ct-ntral Foiui, Oregon.
Any and all perrns claiming adversely the
ribove described 'ands are requested to file
Iht'ir cUiins In this oltloe on or before said 2tf
day of Juue, iw
BKNJ AMINL.EPDY. Reglsk r.
TIMBKR LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.
Rof-eburg, Ores t. March 'it. IsoS.
Notice Is berrby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tbe act ol Cong reus of
June 8. 1STK, entitled "An act for the -ale rf
timber andi In the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Land Htatee by aet
of August 4, U92,
CAKBIE M. JO NFS.
of Cartral Point, county of Jackson, Stat of
Oregon, did on July IB. 1907, file in tbls office
her -worn statement No. 91M, for ibe purchaie
of the s U se nw yA se , se k aw ,of Sec
tion No. SO. in Townshtn No. SA South. Ranae
No. 2 Eact, and will offer proof to show ibat
the land sought is more valuable for Ita timber
or stone than lor agricultural purposes, and to
einuiixu ner ciaim m aaia tana oeiorv a. b.
Hilton. U. t. Commissioner, at his office. In
Medford. Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe 23d day of
juii, itnjo.
She names as witnesses: John A. Oben
cbalu, of Big Matte, Oregon, Charles A. Ed
mundson, of Hlg Hutte, Oregon, Monroe Bal
dwin, of nig Butte, Oregon, Daniel E. Jones,
ol Central Point. Oretroti.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described land are requested to file
their cialma in this otnee ob or belort said 2Sd
day ol li ne. lvns.
HKNJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
TIMI1ER LAN Li, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United "tates Lund OfBee,
Roseburir. Drt-son. March 'J5. IV08.
NotlcelBherebVKlventlitttfncomDliar.ee with
the provisions orihe actof Congreaa of June
a. irf b, euutien "An act ror we saie ui iimoer
lands In the Blstea of California. Orenon
vada. and WarthliiuU.n Territory.' aa extended
to an the ruoiic una states oy act oi August
4. tew.
FREDERICK C PAGE,
of Medford. Countv of Jackson State of Ore
gon, Sled In this office on August 'A. 1907, his
sworn statement No, 819H, tor tne pu rename of
tbe It 3 & 4 8W4 of see MO. ls.tn twp Ko S6,
aocth, ran ire mo. S East. W. M., Ore..
and will offer proof to abow tbat tbe land
ought Is more valuable for Its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bla claim to said land before A. 8
Bllton, TJ S Commissioner, at his office, in
Medford, 'Oregon, on Baturdav, the 37th day of
June, 190S.
He names aa witnesses: W. C. Gre n, A. L.
CuKlck, Edgar Walker and A. U. Tblerolt, ail
of Medford, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-defrcrlbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this of dee on or before said 27tb
day of June, HUB.
BnuAMiK L. Eddt Register
Administrator's final Notice.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Coleman'
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has filed In tbo Countv Court of Jackson
County. Orgon, his final account and report
an administrator in the above named eMate;
that by an order of said Court, Saturday. June
'ju, 1908, at 10 a. ro.of ald day. has been et as
the time, and tbe court room of said court at
Jacksonville. OreRon. as the place for hearing
objection thereto, and for settlement thereof.
Dated May a, jvoa.
K.O. COLEMAN,
Administrator.
Colvlg & Durham, Attorneys for Estate.
Administrator's Final Notice.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jefferson Brum
naca. deceasea.
Notice la herebv alven that the undersigned
has filed In the Countv Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, bis final account as adminis
trator 01 tne estate oi jenersor nrurnoaca, ae
ceased; and that said Court has set Satnrday,
June 20, 1908, at lOo'cloek a. m. of said day aa
ina 1 mi. ana ine court room oi seia isouri bi
lack Hon villa Oraaon. aa the olaca for bearlna
Obiections inereio ina loraeiaicmeui luaroui.
Dated May zi, iss.
W. B. JACKSON.
Administrator.
Colvlg A Durham, Attorneys lor Estate.
As a heal Id a" salve for burns, stores
Bore niDDlet and chapped bands ubatc
berlains Balvn is moat eicellent. It
allays the pain of a burn almost In.
stunt) yt and nnlesi tbe injury is very
severe, heals the parts without leav
inn a scar. Price 25 cents. For ssle
by Chaa. Strang.
Spring and
Summer
nillinery -
The
latest Ni'w
Models
York
MRS. W. I. BROWN
West 7th Street
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McCormick machines arc O. K. for the
quality of their material and workmanship is
incomparable. Farmers who wish to buy the
best harvesting machines should buy the 0.
K. line.
Those who appreciate meritorious features
appreciate the McCormick the machine that
is stenciled with the seal of excellence, and
represents the highest attainment in the
manufacturing art
Hubbard Bros Medford
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EAGLE POINT LIVERY :
AND FEED STABLE I
All rigs first class,
Prices
THOMAS &
! EAGLE POINT,
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Would You let
Between your family and a genuine VICTOR OR EDISON. You'll neve
mUs tho dollar, but ftoinp; without one of these machines when you can fret ;
ono so easy is an awful "mles."
H. G. RING, j
Hale's Piano House - Medford!
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Claus Shears
NICHOLSON
The Place to Buy Your Hardware
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TAKE A RIDE
In one of our new rigs and you will be liappy. f
West Side Stables, c. e. tull, prop. I
XI Mil Kit LAND ACT JUNK 3, 1878-
NOT1CE fol; PUBLICATION.
tTnttsxl Sttf Land Office.
I Rosebnrif.Oiegon. Warcli iiLlirtS.
Notleels hereby given that In comi'llunce
with tbe prt vixioiM of the act of Cot gr -f of
June :i, 11. ntitl--1 -An ml for i h--ale n!
tlntlrer lan'l in Hie ataleit t. C-lifornt, Te
gon, Ni vada. ami Wn-hhRti n TiTrl"rv." s
extt ml"il to m the I'nt.lir r-mI i b' act
of Aiigiiwt l iw, it'-njauilti Y. '"sik, of MmI
lord, rou try of .lacknor. St itco nreon, dM on ;
t eiober ft, I'.si", lilt- In this Klllre bin fcworn j
Sla'viiicilt No. 'W.u, for tli" iiirrli;i. f 1 lie nt- 1
4 In -ccllon No 11, u IdTPuklilp No, Hh
s-n'h, ranee No. 2 west, ami wiM i f:, r jrrdof
to allOW tllHl tin I.IH'I HOIlgllt I- innf' V till nl.s?
I for 1th Umber or stona ttinn In s-k-rn ulti ral
V in and io C'HMIli Ij In In in to
Vim! before A. H Billon, I ' SJU I la-lfi-er. t
)i i i.fili'c, in Met: find, or guii, on 1 ueUsy, the
2-h liynf July, V
lli-tiftme a 1'nt Mt ! Horace (!. l
n, llany N Itutlcr I'atil r n ui'r, Owmar
V. Murj.hv, all Of Medfofl, Ok-klii.
Any lit,.! nil -inii ch I m I lu- i,l erely the
Ithove diHeiUxid Innda are r'iiUierl io tile
tin ir clalniK in thi cflUe on or bcfoie said
mh dny of July, vca.
Uh.VJAMlS h. KT'DY.
Kcguter
reasonable.
Good service to all.
SNOW, PROP.
OREGON
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Every Moment
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While jou are dining at tbs
EM ERICH. CAFE
A first el.M plus lor ht.t fllM. ' eo
ple. A trial will ooovlnoe 70a.
Regular Dinner 35c
W. h. JOHNSON, Prop.
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$1.00 a week standi
and Scissors
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HARDWARE Co.
TIMBKR LAND ACT .IUNB 3, 1878
NOTICK FOH ITKLIUATION.
I'nlted Hutis l and office.
Fto-ebiirg, Oi. n..n, March :t, 1WH.
Notice Is herd y g-v'n tbt In cnniplliinc
wtlli tne irotUnns of ibeat-inl Congress o
June 3 174. cut 1 1 led "H at t lor the nle t
llinber laiuls Hi the titn-on of C ll'o.ni.t. nr
gnu. Ni'vadn. and Wus- ii'jr'on Terrnory." a
i tended I" Hie Public l.m rt Hinirs liv aot (
Au-Miflt 1. IH'.r.', Olivt. I W.lv. rton, of Hull
r'uliH, cc-utity of J..'-k'on, st;i' of Out n, ll
on rietUrmiicr '20, ll-n. Hie in Ihls ulllce he
sworn Htatein nt No, !:iui, mr lliu iuclseo
tin- w tiw V,. ' , nw '., nw ' , i,e ' ,, of see
lion No" 20, in iowimlil No. ; south, r.iHin
Nn ncat,srd will oft r ,r.nf to t-hfw tits
the Ui.d ng'it M moie v.ihmlde for Its tin.
tier or st.-mi- thtn lor i-tftlriiliural t urp-.set
and to ft'uMI-h blsrli .in lo w il l lard befor
A. n. hiit'n, 1". . Ootnml n-'r, at his nfliet
:n Vpilii-riV On gon, on Mi ttdav, thnTthda'
of July H'-h.
Stt- tiunir as w:inenve; l.ttirife II. West
Carl . I Kitck-i-n, 0-!r Kt i k.in, Henjamlt
II. KeteillnK. sllol llutn l allt, OreRon.
Anjr ii' (1 all persons cl itnilng ndversely th'
nbovc di'HCrlbed landn hm reo,n.-ted to fll
thi'ir rtnlms In i hi utllcu on r In-(ore 'aid 27 li
day of Julv. M-.
BENJAMIN L. FPtiV, Register
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