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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1908)
TENDER FEEI LADIES mually have tender feet. They wish s stylish hoe nd mually buy one very often sacrificing comfort on thi lter ot jir for t comfortable iihne in seldom attractive, ide alizing thi", John Kelly let to work to produce a ihoe combining the highest style and greatest com fort. After yeri of effort he has succeeded a never shoe maker did before. While we mike less money on tlieiu than some others we have selected the "Honest John Kellcys" shoe as our leader in Ladies Footwear. In Oxfords they are great bargains at Theriedford Furniture Co. Housefurnishers and Undertakers Oiy Phone 63 Night Phone, C. W. Conklin 495 Night Phone, J. H. Butler 148 osoo0ooov o LOCAL AND PERSONAL (From Tuesday's Dally.) . V. T. Orleve, aiiy assessor-elect, 1 li. the city oa Ir.i tinnss. H. H. Lo rimer haa Just completed a new house In Fruit vale addition. Joseph S- Du vail and J. McCoy of Cold Hill were city visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crater and Mr. nd Mrs. Arthur Brown spent Sunday on Rogue river. Mlsa Agnes Isaac left yesterday for Albany, where she will vlblt Miss Myrtle Roberta for a few days and then go to Newport. C. A. Ansley of Sti Fra'i.hco, reiircbentlng tin CaHfcriiU Flu Eyrtp -company, was in the city yesterday. Clare Morrey la building a ne cottage In Frultvale Addition. x Hubbard frros. received a carload nf buggies from Portland yesterday. Queen Anne Addition ha bwn n.iir.Cted with the Ro..r Ittvei t-.Iee tvU: company a;id now hi lights Mm. William Carroll left last eve ning for Portland, In company with her daughter, Mr. C. M. Munford, on ft visit of Indefinite length. SHOES ftidd's Foot Fitting Shoes For Men MM NONE SHOES CHRISTMAS Only comes once a year, but birth days and weddings occur at all times When selecting presents for your friends you can do no better than to look over our fine line of Glass and China A large, new assortment to choose from and more coming every day. 5c and 10c COUNTERS The Best Teas, Coffees,. Extracts and Baking Powder on the mar ket at the RIGHT PRICES No. 25 won our prize last month. Who has it? MEDFORD TEA $ COFFEE HOUSE 216 West Sevnth Street PHONE 1051 $3.50 and $4 Smith & Molony Shoes Only A party consisting 01 Mr. and Mrs. o. R. Baker and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gaddls, Misses Florence Weeks, Prue Angle, Bern Ice Angle. Mlsa Dahl. Messrs. H. T Piatt, Horace and Tom Howard at. V. A. Malboeuf spent Sunday on Little Butte Creek. W will deliver lea orm to your house. Phone roar order to if Kogas Klv.r Creamery or Medford Bouk Store, Professor Max Far rand, formerly teacher of history at Stanford uni versity, haa accepted a like position ta Yale college, is visiting W. F. Isaacs. He will go to Odessa for a few days. On his return he will ac company "Toggery Bill," who will teach him all the late methods of capturing the speckled beauties from the waters of the Rogue river. Not the. cheapest, bat the best ls( tbt motto c(L E Hoover, agent tor too Washington IN ornery Jo Every tie sola is gaaraoUed to be first class lo every respect S. .?. SumUerland, tormer propri etor of the Emeries: cafe, who has been traveling in Oregon and Cali fornia points for the past two months, baa returned to Med ford. J art ertlved A tall line of sew ing machine. Yoa oaa have a free fetal at tooi home by seeing U, H. Johnson. Medford Pharmacy, near post office Wo rent machines Miss Ethel Gaddis of Koseburg. who has been visiting for some time In Redding, Cal., stopped over a day In Medford to visit with Mr. and Mrs E. C. Gaddis. As the hot weather comes on the residents of this city are not doing as much cooking as through the win ter. They know that they can get a splendid meal at the Emerick cafe. C. F. Cook has resigned his posi tion with the Oregon Nursery com pany and has accepted the agency of SHOES BETTER SHOES the famous Stark Bros. nurseries. He will also handle a complete stock of Oregon-grown fruit trees, shrubs, etc. F. F. Rex ford, who has hen en Kf.gMii In ilio fruit Industry in Wu mitthee . alley, recently sold out trud came here on a visit, has purchased the Fred Fredlger ton-acre tract In the Orchard Home for $570. He has returned to Wenatcbee to get bis family and will retvrn shortly to lo cate permanently. Born In Medford, June 16, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Klernan of Ed ffe wood. Cal., a daughter. The young lady Is the second grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Klernan of Lbls city. cKarMW-An osotlloftt Qaalltyet orlclcln any qusnt'ty. U. ,v rnd yd. Medford. Orifn (From Wednesday's Dally.) David Martin of Kane's was in Medford yesterday. D. B. Russel made a business trip to Grants Pass yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of do Id Hill were In Medford yesterday. Ed and Mi an is Pence of Trail creek are In Medford on business. Verne Cannon has purchased the billboards In the city of Percy Coch ran. Mrs. W. H. Norcross and sons of Central Point were city visitors yes terday. W. J. Scott of North Rogue river umue mitu uu1UW ir.p iu tuV cu? aionaay. If yoa want a uream separator see the Sbarptee ot the Uogoe River Creamery before baying. The Nicholson Hardware company has put in a new display case for their fishing tackle. The grain hay crop throughout the valley will be up to the aver are this vcar; theallflfa wUl be light. A. L. Rice and family of Park Rap ds, Minn., arrived here yesterday and will make Medford their future home. FOR SALE 47 head good grade Cotswold sheep and stock hogs. John B. Hair, Woodvllle, Or. 25-2t B. H. Mill key. county attorney- elect, spent Suuduy and Monday with C. H. Pierce at their home on the east side. Professor and Mrs. . tiiis Samuels returned a few days since from a visit to frl?nds and relatives In Tort- land. There will be a big crop of New town apples in the Whitman Park or chard this season. So Ha yet h Ci. F. Linxwller. Mrs. F. C. Barnes ard two cHldrer, arrived from Portland today and aro visiting their daughter, Mrs. J I. Reynolds. Remember the Medford Phsr many now located next to tbo post ottloo A. J. Grlssom of Antelope was In the city yesterday with 5000 pounds of wool, which he disposed of to Ed ward Van Dyke. Mrs. Maggie Culver, formerly Mrs. Brand en bury, and her son, Cecil Brandenburg, of Los Angeles, are In Medford visiting relatives. The Warren Construction company has ordered their cement for curb ing purposes and will begin active op erations as soon as possible. G. F. Linxwiler has purchased a three-seated hark for the purpose of taking pleasure parties to the nu merous beauty spots In the vicinity. Mrs. H. C. Kentner and daughter Idaievl, Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Tracy, left for Newport, yesterday, where they will remain until about August first. Mrs. E. EL Gore Teacher of Plaoo and Voloe. Special summer classes Id barmooy and theory now forming, eight reading ensemble pWviDg aod re.itM work Frank Tracy, manager of D. B. RuBsel's confectionery store In Jack sonville, has resigned his position. Lawrence Pickens will be In charge In the future. F. R. Miller lias resigned his po sition at the Eagle pharmacy and ac cepted a similar one at Cheyenne, Wyo. He left yesterday afternoon for his new home. A large corps of surveyors are at work on the C. H. Pierce ranch east of the city. There Is also a large force of men under the foremansblp of J. Tucker, thinning fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Geer, who occupy tbj Lewis residence on North Central avenue, left yesterday In company with their ton for Trail creek to as sist In caring for their big crop of hay. E. D. Wllhlte, the successful fruit raiser on Snyder creek, Antloch dis trict, was again furnishing Medford merchants with a load of delicious apples and berries. Jesse Richard son accompanied blm home. T. A. Henderson came over from Patrick creek, In California, yester day and will remain until after the Fourth. Mr, Henderson owns a pW- cer mine In that locality and will commence work on It next week. The old Howard ranch three miles oath of Medford and two and one half miles west of Pboenlr. it now cot op In small tracts to sou too pur chaser. On quarter oasb. balance to three payment. This la a raio op- oortunttv for men of smt.ll means. Listed with all agents. ll-12t-p. Daniel Whetstone, living west of Medford. has been adjudged Insane and on Monday was taken to the sy- um at Salem by Sheriff Jackson. This Is the third time Mr. Whe- stone has been confined In this time asylum. The social which was to hav bin given on the lawn of Merchant Ew- imnk by the young ladies of the M. E. church, has been postponed until Monday evening, out of respect for Ruth Lumsden, whose funeral vlll take place this afternoon R. C F. Asthury, proprietor of (lie Rlvcrnide farm, at the head of Sam' valley, has contracted for a thousand Bartlett pear trees and will put them out next winter. He has 100 acres of land, and expects to put tho greater portion of It out to fruit. This Is the land for which Mr. Ast uury paid $8000 a few months ago and for which only recently be was oifered $25,000. L. C. Thompson, a native son of Spokane, left yesterday for his home after enjoying a most delightful four week' visit to relatives and friends in Medford and vicinity. He regrets his time was so limited and that he oitld not stay longer and see more of the famous Rogue River valley and grand scenery and her prolific orrhards, vineyards, coal mines and ford the gem city of Southern Ore oiher attractions. He considers Med gon atid an Ideal place for recreation. Come In and get prices in team harness. I will not be ui.dt'r sold. I have one prlco for all. I. K. Settle, successor to E. G. W h tie- is id e. 0-6t t 3 For Kale. Land that Is equal to Rogue river valley land, but Is cheaper. Five hundred and seventy acres of land, more or less, almost adjoining the town of Yoncalla, Douglas coun ty, Oregon; about two-thirds of the i place good for agricultural and hor Itlcultural ournoses. the balance cor- erpd wlth - d nt 9rnh whIch wnen 0 nto md. wood will more than pay for clear ing and leave that ttart In good shape for cultivating as aforesaid; small house and large barn on the place. For further particulars as to price, etc.. Inquire of the owner, Mrs. J. M. Shelley, Eugene, Or., or her son. C. F. Applegate, Yoncalla, Or. tf If you are In need of a bt.;rv harness for the Fourth, call and me. I havo 14 different styles I F. Settle, successor to E. J. Whl'o side. 20-51-4 3w WEEKLY Help for Those Who Have Stomach Trouble. Arter doctoring for about twelve years for a bad stomach trouble ti'.d spending nearly $.ri00 for medicine and doctors' fees, I purchased mv wife one box of Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets, which J id her so much good that she continued to use them and they have dn.ie her more good than all of the medicine I bought before. Samuel Iluver. Folsom, la This medicine is for sale by Charles Strang. Samples free. NORTH MEDFORD ITEMS. (By J. G. Martin.) Big sale of 5 and 10-acre tracts July 14 and 15. Watch the pa pers. 3 l-5t. About three-fourths of the grain fields In the Antloch section Is being cnt to bay. Professor B. F. Mulkey will speak at the Christian church at 11 a. m., Sunday, June 28. I. L. Hamilton's residence on North Central avenue Is receiving a quite tasty Job of plastering. Mr. Blsh and sons George and Amos of North Medford, are putting an addition to their residence. Mr. Mets now occupies the Mussel residence, formerly occupied by Mar shal Turpiu on North Central ave nue. What a beautiful city this Medford is and how much more Inviting and attractive It could be made If water was plentiful and cheap. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turpln and son Clarence visited Mr. T.'a sick brother In Ashland Thursday and re port no improvement for the latter. Roy's Life Haved. My little boy, 4 years old, had a severe attack of dysentery. We had two physicians, both of them gave him up. We then gave him Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which cured him and be lieve that saved my life. William H. Strollng. Carbon Hill, Ala. There Is no doubt but this remedy saves the lives of many children each year. Give It with castor oil according to the plain printed directions and a cure Is certain. For sale by Charles Strang. McthodiMt EplNcopal Church, II HI. "Patriotic Day, that's what It will be next Sabbath at the above named church. At 11 a. m. the subject will be "Visions. Spiritual and Na tional." At night the subject will be "George Washington. " The pas tor has In his possession what Is per haps the only (duplicate) copy of the Ulster County Gazette, New York, publlsned in January, 1X00, shortly after President Washington's death. From this paper the pastor will read some brief articles. Mrs. Krause Is training the singers in spe cial music for the occasion. The church will be tastefuly decorated with national colors. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Bp worth League 7 p. m. All are Invited. It run! lie tUat. The best of all tarhers is experi ence. C. M. Harden of Silver f'lly, N. C, says: "I find Electric Bittern does all that's claimed for It. fir Stomach, Liver and Kidney trrtiMej It can'e be beat. I have tried It and find it a most excellent med'em." Mr. Harden Is right; It's the vtr. of all medicines also for wMikWM. lame back and all rundown toill- 1 Hons. Best, too, for chills ir-il nm- ! larla. Sold under guarantee at ihns. jstrang's drug store. SO conn. , "UNTY I Correspondents KAfil.K POINT KKil.KTS. (By A. C. Howlett.) John Mavfield and family "urn visiting tbe family of Mr. and Vrv. Knighton last week Mr. Haak. the man who bour.hr the R. G. Brown farm. Is planning to build this summer. Mr. Debee; one of our loral car nentera, la at work Improving S. II. Harnish's residence. William Smith and family tuck an outing last Sunday upon Rogue iler. spending the day In fishing. A. C. Howlett will preach at Table Rock next Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. and at Agate at 3 o'clock p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Overhalser of Medford, a brother-in-law of O. M. Chlldreth, was visiting here last week. Mr. Berwork ol Medford wan a caller one day last week. ll v-ar looking over our country with t v of locating amongst us. William Spencer of the unsurveyed came out the first of the week nnd went to work on the house being built by William 'Brown. Mr. Pedegrew has taken the con tract to haul the lumber for Dr. Holt's house and Scott Bruce has taken the contract to build the same. William League and family of Medford, who have been taking an outing at Olson's sawmill, came out last Monday and took the P. ; r.. train for MeHford. Mr. anr .a. William NVsslcr n Washlnxlt, , nephew and niece of Mrs. William Knighton, nrrlvod oi Wednesday of last week on s VIM, fo their iinrV Hid ! Mrs. Hon leu. who has bea:i cook ing for the guests at the Sunnyskle hotel shire the first of March, while the new building was being built. Moved Into her new house on Vrtday of last week. J. A. Ablmt and his brotner, j. li. Abbot, of Klamath river, were chI! era at the Sunnyilde Inst Monday night. J. n, Abbot is here on n vUlt with his brother, and they tioth wenl to Klk creek Tuesday morning, where they will visit for a few day. At our annual school meeting there wns a li-nilll tax voted, hut there was nothing said about having the srhoolhouse painted, although It was ordered done a year ago, nnd as It now stands, It does not reflect credit on the energy and enterprise of the district, as It needs painting very murh. Mr. and .Mrs. MnMtors of Xew York were guests at the Sunny idle l.-.st Fire Crackers MILLER & EWBANK Sunday. They have been con'itnm readers of The Mai for the last th:ee years, and when they met Mrs. Hew lett, be said that he felt just as well acquainted as though they had al ways known her, having been a con stant reader of the Ragleta durli t. that time. Another unfortunate company started from Medford In two auto mobiles Sunday morning for Rogue river for an outing and fishing "ex cursion and about 1 o'clock p. m. an axle In one of the autos broke and they had to send to Medford for an other axle while the compan camped under an oak tree by the aide of the road. So we see that rid ing In an auto la not always attend ed with entire satisfaction. Last Sunday Mr. Enyart, present of the Medford National Bank, nnd his wife and mother had quite tti ex perience. They started for tho Ou ter sawmill, as he wanted to look 't over for another party, In an auto mobile, and when they got to tho Conover camp, about two mUes fioM the mill, the auto broke down and Mr. Knyart had to walk to Castor's, procure a team and driver to brine his family back to the valley. I hap pened to pass them at tbe rot-w creek schoolhouse, as I was comlftg from preaching at Central, and re lieved the overcrowded hack by tak ing Mr. E. in the buggy with me. At Eagle Point ho hired Thomas fc Son to tako thrin to Medford wlt!i a team, as they could not get Meilford over the pnone. The trouble seemed to be in getting anyone at Cent al Pclnt, and Just as they crou-t the bridge here they met an automobile aim that fr!,ntened the ho.'vi atid in, alailu to run and care ii'ur i ii n in over the bank Int.i i'ie creek. Mr. E.'s mother falnloi. and while this was going on out i ors Rt ' Mr. Clevenger was ma'xlng toe opening pVayer for the evening !.o Ic:' In the church, and a large put nf the congregation ran nut cT the house, and some of the ladles ;i1nutr,t went into hysterics. The resii'.t w,". Mi. Kiiyart had to hire a man to go ito Ahate and phone for an auto to come out for them, and I think that they reached home safely some time tht night. ClmnilN-rlHltrn t'ollc, f'liolern nml IMnrrliea ItctiMtly Would Have Snvcd Him KMI.nn. "In 1902 I had a very severe at ' tark of diarrhea," says It. Is'.. Frr- rar of Cat Island. La. "For several weeks I was unable to do anything On March Is, 1907. I hnd a similar attack, and took Chamlierlnin's Colic. Ch'ilcra and Diarrhea Remedy, which gave me prompt relief. I eom-ldrr it one of the heat mcdlrines of It. kln. In tin- world, nml Had I used II 1IMI2 I believe It would have saved me a hundred dollar doctor bill." Sold by Charles Strang. RANK'S CRKKK ITKM8. Ed Swlndcn spent Tuesday la Sam's Valley with his mother. Mlasea Katie and Maggie' Foley were the guests of Grace Blrdaey last Sunday. , Mrs. Carcroff of Gall's creek, was the guest of Anna Hlglnbotham Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Stlneburg were trans acting business In Gold Hill the lat ter part of tbe week. Mr. and Mrs. Gleeo of Shasta coua ty, California, are up on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Boggls. Mr. Hlglnbotham, who haa been quite ill, Is much Improved at this writing, we are glad to say, , Ralph and Eckel Householder spent last Sunday at Rock Point, tba guest of their sister, Mrs. Dusenbery. The Dardanella closed last Friday with appropriate exercises. Much credit Is due the teacher. Miss New ton. We are sorry to say that Mrs. Pope of the Braden mine Is quite sick. She was taken to Jacksonville for med ical treatment. Twenty-five Cents Is the Price ot Peace. The terrible Itching and smaiting. Incident to certain skin diseases. Is almost Instantly allayed by ap,lvin: Chamberlain's Salve. Price 2" ih For sale by Chailes Strang. We are dealers In Farms and Land If you want to sell your farm, send ti lull description, terms, etc., and we can do It. T. B. ACKERS A CO. 270) Washington Hi., Portland Ore. WOOD Between 3,000 and 6,000 Cords Dry Red fir for CI. t $5.00 PER CORD at anv rlet-ot between Grant, Fass aod M.J ford. Send In your orders now and don't wait until you must pay 18 per cord, G. B. FOSSHEI, WOLF CREEK
