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MEDFORD MAIL TfiTOCTO MEDFORD. ORIWON, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, .10)2,
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
' ' lty A. C. Hottlcft
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J.jiJ ICdsfill and Chnrloy Thomas ro-
Mirnod from a trip to Jhigono the
liiiddlo of tho wcok.
At 0. Hlfllio)) niul wlfo wore doing
business with our merchants tho first
of tho week ,nnil, by tho wny of a
, chniiRc, j&niuo pver and topic dinner
nt tho Sunnysldo. Ir, Nlsljop is tho
ownor of tho Greenwood orchard, on
Itoguo rlvor, near tho mouth of Uutte
crook. He has recently finished a
beautiful bungalow on his farm.
Mrs. Joss Spencer, the poslmagtor
of Dudley, came out last Monday on
tho I & E., spout the night wUh us,
went to Mod ford the next day nnd
jfoTinolhor daughte'r-fu-law, Mrs.
MnrUn .Spencer, who was In lior re
turn trip from a visit to her old home
in Pennsylvania. While In tho east
sho had n fl.no son born and grandma
assurcq mo that ff being their first
grandchild that they were extra fond
of It. It Is a fine specimen of a baby.
Since my last report there has been
p5nic more real ' estate changing
hands. S. 13. Holmes tolls me that
lie has sold three lots on Cameron
avenue to n'man by tho name of Et
Wolfe, consideration $900, and F. L.
Heath, 'of the firm or Heath & Dia
anond, two of our merchants, has sold
a lot joining tho Eagle Point hard
ware store, to Fred Salter.
J. W. Hancock and wife, graudpar
euts of our banker's wife, Mrs. J? V.
Mclntyro, Is here from Illinois vls;
King their grandchildren. Mr. Han
cock seems to bo very much pleased
with the appearance of our little
town.
Mrs. J. L. Gardner of Prospect
came in Tuosday afternoon ou the P.
&. E. and spent the night with us.
She. was acjompanjed by her little
nophow. She had been summoned to
Idaho on account of the death of her
sister, and at her request brought her
little nephew home with her. They
took, the stage for, Prospect Wednes
day morning.
Last Saturday Miss Maud Poachey
of Ashland, who has been teaching
school at Drowusboro, came out on
the Eagle, Point-Lake Creek stage
and spent Saturday and Sunday
nights with George W. Daley and
Mrs. Howlett. She closed her school
last Friday, March 13.
Among other things our town
council did last Saturday night was
to pass an ordinance that all kinds
of stock and fowls must be "kept oft
the streets and alleys of our town,
and 'it was also decided that it would
be unlawful for anj; one to ride a
bucking horse inside of tho corporate
limits. There was quite a crowd
enmejn frijni the neighborhood north
of herd last Sunday with their horses,
but there was no riding done, and 1
hope that tho time Is not far distant
when our merchants will either vol
untarily or by law close their places
of business on Sunday.
Professor Charles E Johnson and
Miss Mary Good, both, of Derby, came
In late In the evening Tuosday. They
had peon up to the Black Oak school
dlstric
trlct to try to e
secure a school for
the latter and" foi
)und the roads in
rather a bad condition.
A, H, Weber, our pharmacist, has
moved Into the new house William
on dor Hcllon built on Cameron ave
nue. Pile Cured In 0 in 14 Days.
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails la euro any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In Q to 14 dayB. COc.
DISCUSS PUNS
FOR APPLE SHOW
Sl'O'fCAXK, Wn.. Mmi-li 2:i. - Hi -
prcschtdtfves of the comnlurtlal ap
ple districts of the northwest will
moot in Spokane, April 2, to decide
the future of' the 'National Apple
show. All pinkos dr tho" apple in
dustry, Including the , establishment
nud, practical operation of a central
selling exchange and the matter of
brand an dtrudu mark also wi) be
discussed by growurs,
E. F. Cartter Van Dtwel, chairman
of the board of dlrcotors of tho Na
tional Applo Show, Inc., said today
thafmauy orchardlstu in Washington,
Orogoii.Idaho. Montana und Brltliji
Columbia, who oxhlbltud at tho tour
last shows, favor the plan of holding
tho 191'J competitive exhibition in
Spokane.
"Two plans havo beep advanced bp
i-4' Mr, Van iJlRsel aiJde'd. "6ie In
fa
to make 11 bigger and better show in
Spokane aud the other Is to sond a
largo train exhibit, representative or
all dl&rlcts laha iithwcjjt, op, ui
ex'tendcd tourfflie tuntrajfaiul eas
ern Htatoti. 'I'here ajuo are. sonio
growers who favor both plans."
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Woman Dies on Track.
TACOMA. Wash., March 23 With
her arms full of groceries, Mrs. II.
JACKSONVILLE
C. C. Bookman and Thco. Cameron
attended the funeral of the late E. K
Anderson at Anblnnd.
Dr. J. S. Parvon'wAs' down from
AsHtalid one ilh'jr this WWU. ""
llenj. M. Collins has returned friim
a business trip to Portland. '
a'.'E.J. PercU'at lias Wcome a res
ident of Jacksonville again.
Miss Cor.a Basye has gone to Port
laud. C. T. Dnvldion of Josephine county
tarried in Jacksonville one day this
week. '
n. N Hunch of Med ford has been
visiting his sou, Hay Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gllsbn of Stirling
traded with onr merchants Thursday.
Warren Mee of Thompson creek
was among the many In Jacksonville
during the week.
G. E. Bods of Medf'onl has been
here several times lately.
Editors Pattlson and Lampmau of
Central Point and Gold Hill had bus
iness In Jacksonville this week.
Lawyers Crews, Purdln, Reames,
Vawter, Law lor. Phlpps, Cherry, Mc-
Cabc. Roggs and Neff wore among
those who attended circuit court.
Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock
was a recent visitor in jacKsonvuie.
Gus Nichols and Frank Lewis of
Eagle Point transacted business in
Jacksonville Wednesday.
Miss Gillette, a teacher In the pub
lic school.' Is 111 with pleurisy and
Mrs. Charles Nickell has been tilling
her place.
M. M. Taylor and Mr. 'Williams,
who arrived from Kentucky not long
since, have succeeded Nunan-Taylor
Co. and will continue the business at
the old stand.
H. AV. King of Medford has been
here In the Interest of the Portland
Journal.
Joseph Applobaker, the village
blacksmith, was at Medford and Tolo
this week.
Misses Fleetn I'Irich and Pearl
Dox were In Medford Wednesday.
George McDonough, constable of
Sams Valley, was In Jacksonville
Thursday on official business.
Herbert R. Hanna and Miss Leoua
Ulrica were married at the residence
of the bride's parents In Jacksonville
Wednesday evening.
Flater Bros, are engaged In min
ing In Foots Creek district.
District Attorney Mulkey Is liere
on professional business.
L. NIcdermeyer has returned from
a tour oi inspection in eastern ana
central Oregon. He saw nothing
that compared with Rogue River val
ley. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin of An
p'legate 'shopped In Jacksonville a
few days sjnee.
A. H. Fisher of.Phbenir wag in
Jacksonville the forepart of the week.
Mrs. Jf S. Parson of Ashland is
visiting Mies Issie McCully.
Our city has beep livelier than us
ual thl$ week, owing to circuit court
being in session. The array of attor-
neyB w'lio had
formidable'.
business
here waB
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G. W. Lance of Gold Hill and F.
M., Lance of Medford had business
at the county scat Wcdnosday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. tiilbort of Sa
lem arrived in Jacksonville the fore
part of the week to visit Miss Issle
McCully, who lias been qulto ill.
Thoy nave been spending tho winter
in feouthcrn California.. Mr. Gilbert
has since returned home.
L-. IJlcki aed woman, "living nqar
RIdgcfield, stopped on tho Oregon &
Washington railroad tracks to wait
for a freight train to get out of the
way. She didn't see the passenger
train coming up beside her till too
late. The woman waa Instantly
killed.
FORMER MEDFORD "BOY
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KILLED fi KLAM.ATH FALLS
While working in a Klamath Falls
box factory, Walter Jtaleih of
Grants Pass .was klfled yeftnpda
evening by a board that had In some
manner been thrown from the, planar,
striking Raleigh over the heart.
ItaJeJgli worked for some llm Ji
this city and had a large nunibor of
acquaintances who will bo greatly
grieved to learn 0 his death.
Mrs. Raleigh, mother of tho unfbr
tunato hoy, has been notified and
relatives are In Klamath Falls at this
time.
MEXICAN FEDERALS AND
REBELS HEAR BIQjFIGHT
' ClilHUAlAjA, Vai-ch 23.Tllo b'fjj
yaCtle o'f.thos revojutlon 'wjl'l bo
fought at Escalon Junction, on the
Mexlcap.Ceutral, about midway bo
tween the iobel base a C&lhuahua
andf U10 fedcVal baal rfeoii, Uj
Jlld- HThore was deiullojyflr pg
a few hours yesterday near Escalon
between tho advance guards of the
federals aud a hand of insurrectns.
The firing was at long range nnd in
effective, .
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A 0KKAT SINOKK.
MME FRANCES ALDA
Mute. Krances A Ida, welt known
singer, continues- her great success'
with the Metropolitan Open Company
In New York nightly.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Real jtnte TnuferN
Jackson Count Bank to" W. 1. ,
Brown, lot 11, blk. ,?. New
town addition, Medford ..t I
D. O. Hlpponstcol, to Dora M.
Hippeusteel. . . , Power f attorney
W. 1. Brown to I). .0,fHlppen
stcel, lot ll' blk's? Now-
town addition. Medford.... ISO
Amnn Moore to, pswego, Dal
las & Roseburg R. YL Co.,
land In sec. l,'tw3 jW. 1
Ajnnn Moore et ,al, lo" Oswego.
Dallas & Roscbufg R. R. Co..
land In sec. 31, twp. 36. 3V. .1
Aman Moore of al to Oswego.
Dallas & Roseburg R. R. Co.,
land In sec.. 30, twp4 36, 3V. 1
Aman Moore et nl to" Oswego,
Dallas & .Roseburg R. R. Co..
land In sec. 31, twpr 3p,"3W. 1
Aman Moore Qt al to Oswego,
Dallas & Roseburg It. R. Qo
land In sec. 31, twp. 36, 3y. 1
Aman Moore to Oswego, .Dal
las & Roseburg R. R. Col.,
mining properly in Foots
Creek mining district...,., 1
J. C. Caruahan to E. J. Skewis,
:3.3S acres in twp. 3S. 1W. 1
R. L. Bennett to Claude A.
Marsh, property in Gruy'a ad
dition. Medford 000
J. L. Maban to J. E. Mahan,
lot 1, sec. 17, twp. 31. IE.
J. L. Mahan to J. E. Mabnu,
land In sec. IT, twp. 39, IE..
10
10
G. Voorhies to O. M. Moore,
10.5S acres in twp. 38. 1W. 1
G. H. Corner et al to Sarah
Wakeman, lots 7 and 8,
blk. 1, Carnor & Sabln's ad
dition, Woodvllle 00
Richard Oden to H
Koch, prop-
erty in Woodvllle' .
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W. S. Murray to B. H. Har
ris, 1C0 acros In sec. 26,
twp 3 t , 3C.. ...,..
Siskiyou Electric Power -&
Light Co. to California-Ore-
1900
. gon Pojyor Co., land In twp.
11. IE
Klamath Power Co. to Callfor-uia-Orogon
Power Co. land
In twp. 39, IE
F, I. Illlpr to U. P. Jlaje, and
In sec. 25, twp. 37. 2W.. .". . .
J. P. Hale to E. E. Shulz, land
In twp. 37,' 2W
Bank of Jacksonville to J. D.
Brown, lot 2,.bjfc,t 3, Lund
grcn subdivision. Ilolman ad
dition, Jacksonville
Lula B. Mlnea'r to'z. f. Mor
rliun, 21,acres In fwp 38,
'bw.' ..',..". . .'....:. .
Sreth'na . Phelps 'to Pearl 'iTco
McCowcJI, 1J0 acres in twp.
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Cartor Land Co.' to E. 'E.
White, 2.25 acros In Awlilaiui
FJora ,. Kc)sjay to. Russell II.
Swanky property In Gojd Hill
Th'oo." J.' 'Fish to M. F. Cor
ner, laud in p. L. C. 55,
twp. 35; 1 W
E.ii. PIckef to'sielia I). Cor
ner, lot l, blk'.' 2, Summit
Addition, Medford .,.,,'...
S. P. Rolph to F. M. Bngley,
.Jot 20,. Majlicwa addition,
Ashland ......
Nellie Hendricks to E. E.
White, property Jn Asjijanjl.
Hattlo'C. Goivdy lo' l!llllan
' English,' iBiid'ln iwii.", fb'.
Sarah J. Wallt'er to Erncst'Ap
plegate, JuijiJ III sec. 25, twp.
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How'ard''t. Wlllo'x U Susan A.
lfplinjin, property lu High
land Park tract' . . .'
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A. II. Pracch't and Margaret
L. Keener,, lots 15, 15 and 1C,
Highland Park Addition,
Ashland ,. ....... 1500
land n ec. J, twp. ,pa,,lE. 10
Bejfe NiclelJ to" J. JO, Talent,
land In sec. 28, twp. 35, 2W.
E. K. Anderson to Lena Phil-
E.HC. Andersojj jjg JL,aura V.
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rah A, McDow to Minnie L.
Stldce)
property
in Cold
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Hiii ;:... sio
fiordon B, Frlzoll to Susan
Frlzcll, property lu Ashland 000
Benson s
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Exchanges Our Specialty
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o-rdom ino'dtirn honSts bloMv'fi-OITi pliVhi Pi-fiH-$2r00.
IiKHiUji'juic $500; will Oxlcliiino tuToago Ihto or Ku
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10 norOS 20 juIU
hisitlo citv limit
grapes.
I'iht .iuihj; will
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property.
120 avivs t!,. iiiilfs from SoWn
ii'Oiii Mfklfonl. Price $175
MiHlloil ety property. .
!&J acres ntiur Rv. station, '8
m alfalta, biilance m 'wheat;'? room house; will sell all
or part. Price $275 .per acre. , .
7S acres ueir Talent. 32 acres in alfalfa. Price $70 jvr
aorcintvi dwi
7 room modern house and two lots, close in. Price $1000.
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Lot with large barn.
Price
1 room house iind two lots. Price -$1500: Tile three alwve
properties' unineiunberecl;' will exch'a'nge part or all for
, acreage?. . AVquld pay df fpiuvp if my,
.General store including store building. -1 lots and stock of
goods. Price $5750; will exchange for acreage west of
Medford.
4 acres 52 rods from city limits, 7 worn house, mostly in 7
year apples, 500 loganberries and" blackberries. Price
,$5500; will exchange for larg aumngv.
4 lam lots and 7 room modern house, within 3 blocks from
postoffiee; will axi'hange for acreage,.
Splendid Orchard Property within short distance of Med
ford, orchard partly in bearing, owned by non-resident,
exceptional good buy. For further details eall at office
80 lots in Minneapolis. Price $350 each; will exchange for
acreage, here.
4 acres' within 1 mile from citv limits, 4 room house. Price
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0 room modern house, screen porch, lot 50x150, good barn.
Priwe $2500, - ; .
200 -acres 12-miles from Medford, 150 acres lias-been in
cultivation, fenced, about 40 acres waste land, unincum
bered. Price $50 per acre.
2 acres 1-1 ihile'frOm citv limits. Price $450 per acre,
12'lots in'Sliattuck. Oklahoma) oil tfnnta Fe It. R'., good
fanning district. Price $2000; will exchange for Med
, J'prd pr (.'ajifornni property.
1G0 acres 30 miles from Medford, 3 miles from Trail P. O.,
about 15 acres in cultivation, plenty range for stock,
fJlehtV wateiv new 7 room house, unincumbered. Price
$3000; will exchange, fqr Mdlfqrd, lioiise. ,
1G8 acres J) miles from MedfoVd estimated '4 million feet
sa.'w timber, 'about 5 ah'cs bottom land, about 10 acres
suitable for orchard. Price $25 per acre; will exchange
for unimproved acreage. ..,..,
280 acres 12-miic.s from Talent," estimated 7 million' feet
saw timber, about 1j acres
acres could' be farmed when cleured? good springs suui-
cient io'irrjglito'Qhout 10 aiW'es is'mile'hlortJJ ovook has
been placer mined; own ample 'Water right for hydraulic
uWWlh 'fe'PsSWV t,xiH foi'.o-tlier property.
Homestead Reliriquishment
Medford. "8 Ueres cleared. About 00 acres tillable land
when Mfilrdd-. Price $500. hJnjall bouse. Spring. Act
(jujcfcpii.tjiisv', ,iin !" '" r- "
?urpished and imfurnishetljhQUKg'H fm',ronU.f
Alfalfa ranilt' ii'c'AVCbroim, Cal., to exchange for Hfdck
i r infill voItC)$2Qtp004; ,. .. , . ,, ., . (J33),
If H'bu have' a'drni'shed house for rent, list with us. AVo
liave customers waUuig. ,
vr, :,.., . .IJBINESSPPjO&NITJIJS., , '. .
We have some very attractive oncs',nj1rge;mVsWau, rep
resenting different line bf buYincriii' dfurH' iind
elsewhere. As these matters lii'Q somewhat coiifidcri-
tiah'we do 'hot' answer phone inquiries. Ask for per
sonal interview. '
Benson Investment Company
Real Estate, Wms
CORNER OF W AIANFil
Fhones : Bell, 7091 ; Home. 234.L
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mits'(rMo'vghn Mil); niosftlV nVn'.Voar ohl
oxonmnro
for .Motlfoitl I'itv
Oaks sbitionttHbilrK inilos
per acre; will exchango for
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ii'iiles from MjdfOiSl. 50 aeix
$1000.
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l)ayc been plQwed, about bO
80 acres within 5 'miles 'of
COUNTY
1 aiu asking for (ho Republican Nomina! km, and
am fleeted 1 will make the oil ice mean Honu'imng.
All county work requiring engineering skill should be
done by the County Surveyor, and maps and other data
filed) for future reference. I Hiving ifiiwlo (he .surveys for
Ihe adjudicating of 1tttle Uutte creek wafer rights and a
topographic map of a large portion of Ihojvoguo River
valley, besides other surveys, I am able lo give firsl-hand
information.
RALPH P. COWGIJL1L
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L. N. JUDD. TALENT. ORE., JACKSON COUNTY
Orchard Homes
arid Farms
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Stil fertile; fruit, alfalfa and garden; elinmte mild (roin
luemv niakiuir garden m February), water in plenty, and
pirn: sjhhI schools- and religious iufluein'cs! no salomis or
drunkenness. Farms 5 acres' to 200 acres. (TrCat IVilil,
ctmutry. For further particulars tuldrCHs enclnMing at amps
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TALENT, OREGON
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