S. ROSENTHAL
THE
Great
ler
OF
MEDFORD, ORE.,
Has just received a large stock of
fine CLOTHING and GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS
also a fines toe k of
BOOTS and SHOES
Which he will sell as low as can
be sold. Small profits and quick
sales will be his diiotto. Call and
see for yourself.
Boots and Shoes.
I SELL FOOTWEAR ONLY.
As I give my attention to this line
of trade only I can do better by my
customers than dealers in all kinds
of goods. Call and examin stock.
Repairing Neatly Done.
M. S. DAMON.
ASD EEATi MERIT DOES
PEOPLE SAY S. B. COUGH CURE
Beats -Aiiy thine:
they ever saw. We are not. Battered because
REAL MERIT WILL TELL.
AU we ask is an honest trial.
S. B. MEDICINE CO., Dufur, Or.
SOLD BT ALL DRCGCISTS.
The Road to Wealth J
Cannot be successfully traveled witfc
at good health. To rsajh ceallh or any
coveted position in life require the (all
possession and operation of all the fac
ulties Lin! nature has endowed us with.
These conditions cannot diet unless the
hjslcs! being Is is perfect working
tritr, and this is Impossible alien tho
Ihrerand spSeeaare torpid, thos obstruct
Ing the secrel'jcs, causing indigestion
and dyspepsia, with all of their accom
panying horrors.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dar.dei.cn Tonic
xerts a specific infloe.ce ever the Hvar,
excites K to healthy action, rcsshas Its
HrWiic angoigsmenU. and prorates the
accKtlens teens Icdigestioa and consti
pation, sharpens the appetite, tones as
the entire systea, and uakes lift worth
Ihriag.
CALIFORNIA
-v
7 nmnDu
wMiMJinri
Bhenmatism, Neuralgia. Co raj!,
HEADACHE, and ALL PAIN.
Tie California PwitiTB and Xegatrre
ELECTRIC COUGH CUBS
CUBES COLDS, CB.0UP, C058uTIPTI0S.
ScMbyauDrasgists. Each2Se,30et1.
Oraasinger Cm.. Prop's. Los Ansel.., Oal.
A man that will sell his vote for a dol
lar would steal the dollar, if permitted.
Are Yon Snfferinsr.
From back ache, inflamation of the
bladder, brick dust deposit or stone in
the bladdir, or in fact any derange
ments of the kidnevs or urinary or
gans? If thus afflicted do not loosse time
and waste money on worthless lini
ments and worse plasters, but strike at
the seat of the disease at once by using
the greatest of all known remedies,
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea.
Pleasant to take, purely vegetable.
Satisfaction every time.
Considering that this is leap year the
declaration of Belva Lock wood that she
will not accept the presidential nomin
ation unless it is freely offered her is
certainly very handsome.
Ths TTortl Harlcs-Ml.
The JacLjii.es of the present day for the
production of ererytliisjj that will con
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Firi was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which 13 truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is knows the more pop
ular it b'omes.
Setting a broken neck is a great feat
of surgery, still it doesn't quite com: up
to putting' a head on a man.
Wisdom's Robertine.
Is a strictly hygenic preparation.
While it beautifies and preserves
the complexion it removes all
blotches, pimples, sun, wind tan,
freckles and all blemishes and im
purities of the 6kin of whatever na
ture. It is used by the recherche
of society and the stage snd bears
the highest endorsements from
chemists, physicians and artists
ever given to any preparation of its
kind. Sold only by drugists.
They bay It Contains No Poison.
The celebrated chemists, whose
opinions are above the price of gold,
toll what th-?v know.
San Francisco, June 2), 1889.
Dear Sir: We have made an ex
haustive chemical analysis of 'Wis
dom's Robertine," obtained by us in the
open market, and find it to be free from
all noisonous or deleterious ingredients,
constituting a harmless preparation for
the face. Yours truly,
Thomas Price & Som,
Analytical Chemists.
To Messrs. W. M. Wisdom Co. .
catfiai
LOCAL NEWS.
Cod fish at the bakery.
Dry popcorn at Elder's.
Subscribe for the Mail..
Fine job work at this office.
Demorest Brothers, dentists.
McBrido & Case for photographs.
Trees, trees! at Medford Nursery.
Sheet music, the latest out at Wol
ters. Get apple trees at the Medford Nur
sery. Lamp chimneys at Wolter's gro
cery.
Go to Elder's for the beat tea in
town
Call at the City market for choice
steaks.
Come
see tho new goods at the
Racket.
Scott Griffin, of Tolo, was in town
Monday.
Cinnamon bark and whole cloves at
Wolters.
Maple bricks and silver drip syrup
at Woltars.
Fresh salmon at the city market
every Friday.
Dr. Danielson's office over Gold
smith's store.
Dr. Pryca is on his way to Portland
to recuperate.
Geo. Barker was over from Central
Point Monday.
The best place in town to trade is at
J. S. Howards.
Del Terrill was down from Brows
boro this week.
Medford Nursery is the p'.ase to get
your iruit trees.
For bargains ia boots'and shoes call
on M. a. JUainon.
A great Bargain in heavy shawls
to close. Racket.
Imported and domestic cigars at
Strang s drug store.
Bjd-rock prices on heavy under
wear at the Kuektt.
Tue S. P. pay car passed this way
from the north Tuesday.
Work guaranteed at the MeBride &
Case photograph gallery.
Money to loan on long and short
time by Uamiitou & Palm.
J. R. Wilson is agent for the Low
den perfection fence machine.
Miss Buena Webb visited Medford
this week from Central Point.
Choice varieties of 1 and 2 vear old
apple trees at Medford Nursery.
Henry Klippel is at Portland this
week in the interest of his mines.
D. M. Ferrv & Co's. well known
garden seeds an C. W. Wolters
Kobt. Eunis, of Jacksonville, took a
railroad trip to Medford Saturday.
J. W. Graham of the R. R. V. R. R.,
at this end of the route is in Portland.
N. L. Narregan has purchased the
old school house, paying therefor
4250..
Geo. T. Hershberger, the merchant
of Central Point, was in Medford on
prfcjjusiness.
We claim to turn out the best and
neatest job work in the valley at rea
sonable prices.
J. C. Slagle -of Southern Oregon
horse fame, was in Medford several
days this week.
Mrs. L.' C. Gruby has retu rned from
ja tirn mintfw vitit tit nor
siste at
North Yamhiil.
Sheriff Birdsey and Judge Silas, J.
ai.d Edward Day were among Medford
visitors Saturday.
The Misses Fries and Reed, teachers
j ii the school at Central Point, visited
Mo J ford Saturday.
Dr. Geary was called to.Sams Valley
Tuesday to attend Mrs. H. Cryder, who
is reported very ill.
Lots and acre property sold on the
instalment plan by Hamilton & Palm
the real estate men.
Wanted A good girl to do general
housework. Apply to Mrs. W. H. Nor
cross. Central Point.
Geo. Markle of Ashland, does first
class work as blacksmith, wagon
maker and horseshoer.
Mrs. M. M. Cooksey of Central Point
is about to make an extended visit to
Rossburg and Portland.
Bert Whitman is back from San
Francisco. He reports the fruit mar
ket rather quiet in California.
A. Poole, L. Boles and G. B. Mat
thews were among the Medford vis
itors from Eagle Point Monday.
Dr. W S. Jones has just purchased
one of those elegant Shubert pianos, of
which L. B. Fisher is local agent.
If you want your best girl to think
you are handsome, get your pnoto-
graph taken at JlcUrifie & Case s.
J. A. Kerr, a realestate dealer from
Portland, is in town disposing of lots
in a new addition to the metropolis.
I. A. Webb has artistically re
arranged the goods ia his store. This
is a good drawing card for customers.
Geo. Thomas, of Medford, and E. C.
Wells, of London, Eng., are late addi
tions to the Medford business college.
Otto Franc, one of Montana's promi
nent stockman, arrived Tuesday on a
visit to Mr. Jay Bradley of this vi
cinity. The special school meeting Satur
day resulted in bonding the district
for SKWO to pay off all out standing in
debtdness. The bridge gang are working in this
Vicinity. Part of them are working up
cattle guards and other timbers near
the stock yards.
Fov perfumery, satchet powders,
brushes of all kinds, combs, soaps,
sponges, toilet articles, etc., etc., go to
Strang's drug store.
For rent 140 acres of the choicest
land in the valley for corn or water
melons. Will rent in tracts to suit
tenants. Enquire at Mail, office.
The Crocker Grocery Company of
Ashland, pays cash for poultry and
fresh ranch eggs at all times. They
are the leading buyers in this line in
the valley.
Two festal days of some consequence
occur in February: St. Valentine's day,
February 14th, and Washington's anni-
versary, a eDruary zzna.
. Notice the anouncement of J. A.
Slover & Co., in another column. In a
week or so the store will ba open for
business and the stock will bo second
to none in the state.
I. E. Hoover, local agent of the
Singer Mn'fg Co., for Jackson and
Josephine counties, has his office with
J. E. Elder, Medford and Mrs. E. M.
Stono, Grants Push, who aro authorized
to collect money aud receipt for the
Singer Co. in my name.
I. E. HOOVER.
Boots and shoes anatomically built
by A. C. Taylor. Roparing promptly
attended to. Carries in stock ladies,
mens, and infants correct shape shoes.
Personal attention given to lilting the
foot. Opposite Post Office.
We learn from tho Monroe Chroni
cle that Rev. M. C. Aleridge, tho well
known evaugelist is conducting a scries
of meetings at that place to last two
weeks at least, possibly longer.
S. Childurs, according to announce
ment in another column, is now pre
pared to furnish tho Universal Com
bination Fenea. Parties contemplating
fence building should call on him.
Mr. and Mrs. I.J. Phipps and. daugh
ter left on Tuesday's train for Los An
geles. The daughter is an invalid and
the parents are taking her to Southern
California in tho hope to benefit her
health.
Geo. T. Horshborger is spoken of as
candidate for sheriff on tho democratic
ticket. As Mr. Hjrshbergir has
numerous friends in this section his
candidacy will no doubtt worry other
aspirants iu this direction.
Both the evening sessions 1 of the
Farmer's Institute which will Convene
hero January 22, will be held in the
opera house. These meetings promise
to be a grand success and all interested
in agriculture should attend. ;;
Twins were born to Mr. aud Mrs. J.
C. Gag.: iu this city Monday.. All are
reported doing well. This pairof new
comers have tho honor of being the
first twins ever born in Medford.
Fred Crystal, now eight years old, was
the first child evjr born in this city.
A lady sys when she goes shopping
she likes to visit stores that do not ad
vertise. The clerks are never busy
and can show her all their goods while
she is making up lur mind what to
buy in the advertised stores whire the
big assortments, big crowds, big bai
gins at one price are to bo found. New
Orleans Picayune.
The Chicago Cottage Orgmi Co.. of
Chicago, ill., long since gained the
largest reputation as manufacturers of
reed organs, their capacity being lS.tO.)
organs per year, and for quality and
tone have but few or no equals. L. B.
e'isher. of Medford. has just received a
large shipm --ut of their finest stvles.
also a few sample Shubort piauos, which
have a world wide reputation and are
new on sale at C'has. Strang's drug
store, Medford. Oregon.
Some gravel has been distributed
along main street thus covering ui
good deal of mud and improving the
appearance of the street wonderfully.
This is done by business men and
shows a good deal of enterprise. The
new council might take the initiative
aud set the ball rolling in their favor
by carrying ou this good work on the :
principal streets of the town.
Sheriff Birdsey when congratulated
upon his financeering. as the Record
has it, during the two terms he has
served as sheriff, made the remark
that if the Record man wotdd "tote"
him to the "pile" he would "divy"
with him. When asked as to his
opinion of the Australia:! law, Mr.
Birdsey said he was very much in
favor of it but he said several of the
principal actors in the political drama I
of Jackson county were not so much in
love with it for it was liable to re
teive some of them of their fat posi
tions. Judge Martin Purkeypilj was iu
Medford Saturday from Central Point.
The Judge is looking much healthier
than we have seen him for some time.
In speaking about the Roguj River
flume project for which Central Point
holds the charter, the Judge informs
us the matter is beginning to wurin up
again. The survey must be made we
believe before the coming April in or
der to hold the right and within five
years from that time the flume must be
built. County Surveyor Applegate
says the survey will be m;ule even if h ;
is obliged to do the work gratis.
Little Folks and Colls. f
Mr. Editor: A littlo folks tea party i
was given by Mollie Brushy Saturday.
Meda Plymale, Pcarlic WebbJ, Katie
Angle. Lillian Barr, Ada Adkins and
Laura Bennett were the- bnppy guests.
Master Lossie Bradley hud the carriage
in waiting for them at 1 p.m.
Lossie 's good humor and skill in driv
ing made the drive a ple-:int one.
The day being bright ai.d warm, per
mitted the little folks to enjoy outdoor
games. Football was considered the
favorite one. i
Miss Carri-J Vnndike and Jessi Mer
riman entertained the las.-i s beauti
fully with good music and other hinuse
ments. Each littl3 girl had the pleasure of
taking her dolls, which added much to
their pleasure and much amusc'iieiit to
Mrs. B.-aulty. Misses Carrie aiidjjoe.
Tea and cake was served at five; dolls
also j artouk. All reached hodjie safe
and happy. -
One ok the GrEs-rg.
Surprise Party.
A leap year surprise party was given
to Wallaca Wood by a number of
young people last Friday evening, at
the residence of his parents in this
city. The gathering was a regulation
leap year affair, the ladies inviting the
gentlemen and doing the escorting for
the evening. This state of affairs in
itself rendered the occlusion nn enjoy-
able one. The
pari
consisted of;
: .i a
Misses Mamie Isaacs, Millio Howletto,
Bessio Brouse, Bertha Stewart, Mn- I
tie Woodford, Grace Foster,
Skeel, Miimie Nicholson and
., .... , , . V-.i A
(Jolvig: Messrs. , Ghas. lJei;
Ulysses Damon, Gaba IMymale
fJalloway, Kobt. Foster, Bert B
burg and Hiram West.
Special School Mooting. '
At a special school meeting Satur
day called for the purpose of rovid
iug means to liquidate the outstand
ing indebted t - ess of this school
district, after some preliminaries it
was voted to bond the district for $!),C0:),
tho bonds to he sold by bid to the bid
der offering to take them at tho lowest
rate of interest. The bonds are to bo
paid off in three installments; one
third in three years, one third in six
years and the the last third in, nine
ears.
The indebtedness of the district in
curred for building purposes, etc., is
something over Sfl,(HX) and those bonds
are issued for tho purpose of satisfying
all demands and to give tho directors
a breathiug spell, which they certainly
deserve. .: ': -
jrjiara
ftownie
linger,
Jftobt.
cftuden-
Judges and Clerks of Election.
South Jacksonville Precinct:
Judges Chairman K. Kubli, J. P.
True, .Tame Elliott.
Clerks James Crouerailler, 0. S.
Price.
North Jacksonville Precinct:
Judges Chairman W. S. Cronoll,
David Linn, N. Langell.
Clerks R. T. Armstrong, S. J. Day.
Talent Precinct:
Judges Chairman A. Alford, J. J.
Holt, E. K. Anderson.
Clerks George Andorson,J.B. Dyer.
Eden Precinct:
Judges Chairman J. II. Stewart, W.
T. Anderson, R. T. Blackwood.
Clerks George Kahler. E. D. Fon
dray. Central Point:
Judges Chairman Ed. R. Owen, G.
T. Hershberger, Del Merritt,
Clerks W. C. Loever, Ben Beall.
North Medford:
Judges Chairman P. B. Theiss, E.
J. Montuguo, I. A. Webb.
Clerks John W. Curry, D. T. Sears.
South Medford:
Judges Chairman S. S. Pentz, Wm.
Slinger, G. W. Howard.
Clerks Wm. Ulrich, N. A. Jacob?.
West Ashland:
Judgos Chairman J. R. Tozier, R.
T. Neil, W. B. Colton.
Clerks John Buttjrworth, A. B.
Chapman.
North Ashland:
Judges Chairman Thomas Roberts,
V. Lyttleton, W. N. Luckey.
Clerks J. E. Cox, Jessj 'llouck.
South Ashland:
judges Chairman II. Evans, W. T.
Songer, B. R. Willits.
Clerks C. . Shepheard, Thomas
Bryant
Meadows Precinct:
Judges Chairman I). Reynolds, J.
B. Welch, John Dodson.
Clerks Scott Morris, H. II.Milchell.
Gald Hill:
Judges Ch-.irnian , c. p.
Parker, W. S. Fitzgei-ald.-
Clerks C. N. Lambert, J. J. Houck.
Rock Point:
Judges Chairman n. L: While,
Noah Boners. P. W. Blackert.
Clerks J. T. Blevens. E. L. Farra.
Table Rock:
Judges Chairman M. A. Houston.
C. L. Sydenstriker. H. W. Shii.lev.
Clerks Joseph Martin, L. E. Potter.
H j Eagle Point:
Judges Chairman A. L. Hazleton.
X. Young. George Brown.
Clerks J. A. Jonas. James Kent.
Pleasant Creek:
Judges Chairniau W. P. Hillis. D.
E. Neathauier, B. F. Pearl.
Clerks L. H. Hammond. Charles
Williams.
Woodville:
Judges Chairman E. M. Hill. G. F.
Schiuidtlein, J. H. Whipple.
Clerks Simon Simpkins, Charles E.
White.
Foots Creek:
Judges Chairman R, A. Cook, W.
M. Morris. W. Luddington.
Clerks Thomas Carr. Charles F.
Anderson.
j Applegate:
Judgvs Chairman J. H. Kuntzen.
John O. Brien. II. D. Kubli.
Cteiks O. E. Rose, George Hoff
man. L'niontown:
Judges Chairman John Deri in. W.
S. Boswick. R. J. Cameron.
Clerks Frank Cameron, A. Inynrt,
Sterlingville: j
Judges Chairman T. H Gibson, J.
B. Saltmarsh. G. A. Hubhill. j
Clerks A. Johnson. Gus Mitchell. I
Trail Creek: j
Judges Chairman J. G. Buscoe. J.
K. Morrison. I- J. Mark.
Clerks J. H. Hynson. S. B. Holmes.
Chinm-ey Rock:
. Judges Chairman W. P. Fi.rlou. G.
W. Nichols. G. W. Mey. rs. j
Clerks -Jt.hu Grieve. W. C. D-il ey. i
Lost Creek: j
JuJges Chairman R. E. Pay ton, '
Henry A. Sutton. .1. F. Dit. worth. ;
Clerks F. Hubbard Jr., W. F. Lag
gut. Big Butte:
Judges Chairmnn W. F. Wilkinson.
Ben Hick nbotthem. C. C. Walkins.
Clerks J. A Obenchcin, A. W. Cor
mack. Mount Pitt:
Judges Chairman Ben Edmonson,
Joseph Gcffcrt, S. B. Edsall. j
Clerks-G. W. Beale, R. L. Parker. !
Steamboat: j
Judges Chairman O. C. Culy, Ed j
Shearer, Ed Lang -ly.
Clerks W. E. Finney. A. W Sherer. j
Willow Springs: j
Judges Chairman Thomns Wright, j
JAV. Ingram. W. R. Buck. j
- Clerks Scott Griffin, W. II Pankey.
Flounce Rock:
Judges Chairman W. Gordon, John
Clements, C. Nye. ' .'
.Clerks A. H. Boothby, Jasper
Woodruff.,-; ' -;.. "
itMai'rieCl-
In Medford, Jan. 17, 192, by Rev. P.
R. Burnett, Mr. Horace G. Nicholson
to Miss Cassie Plymale.
Tho above contracting parlies are
among the most favorably known
young people of Jackson couutv. Mr.
i -...'. - 1- 1 . i '. ' .
Nicholson having b icn 'heild salesman
for tho wvn known jirui ,-'of Adkins &
Webb, for .severally ears and his i s
timablo wifo being thejdaUghter of oae
of our pioneer rcHrdrit, : Mr. F. M.
Plymale, of the extensive merchau
tila firm of Angle & Plymale. The
ceremony was performed Sunday at
5:150 1. M. at tho residence of tho
bride's parents, P. 11. Burnett officia
ting. Only the immediate relatives of
the young couple were present.
After the ceremony an elegant repast
was served which by no means de
tracted from tho quiet cnjoyubleness
of the occasion.
Mr. Nichoslon has a cosy homo
already prepared for his bride at the
corner of 12th und G streets and here
tho happy couple will immediately
take up the duties of housekeeping.
' The Mail extends hearty congratu
lation's. The Australian Ballot.
The work of establishing tho new
voting precincts ,and appointing the
judges and clerks of, election for Jaek-
son county under tho 'Australian ballot
law, was accomplished at tho regular
January term of tho county court just
hold, us provided by law.
The judges and clerks so appointed
hold office for two years and must not
all bo of the same political party. No
election precinct shall contain more
than two hundred and fifty electors as
ncely as can bo ascertained by the
court.
In another column wo givo nam.;s
and residences of the judges and clerks
and the boundrics of the precincts.
A 91 00 Suit.
Within the precincts of Justice Wal
ton's court this week there has been
aired about every ill and woo of the
"honest worklngman" to which
'human flesh is heir to."
Lewis Bolus of Brownsboro sued Geo.
W. Morine of Brownsboro, in the sum
of fifty cents a day for several days as
rccompenc3 for damage sustained by
tho aforesaid Boles, by reason of the
aforesaid Morine forcibly retaining in
his posossion certain wagon wheels
which had been sent to the said Mor
ine by the said Boles to bo repaired,
said Morine retaining said wheels in'
lieu of tho sum of $'1.00, tin same be
ing the. value the said Morine placed
upon the labor he performed in repair
ing said wheels, aud thereby "liangs
tho tale."
It seems that a contract was consu
mated last summer between Morine
and Boles, tho consideration of which
was a wagon, a watch and the repair
ing of tho wheels of the said wagon the
following summer.
Morine owned the wagon and Boles
tho watch and they swapped, Morine
agreeing to repair the wheels of the
wagon, as leforesaid, the following
summer. All went well until tho re
pairing clause in tne contract came
due. Bolt's sent the wheels to Morine
to b-e fixed, but aft?r tho repairing was
done Morine refused to give up the
wheels until he had been paid M.00 for
the work he perfo-u.ed, did uing thtt
the watch iu the trade had not come up
to the standard agreed in thj contract.
Boles brought suit to recover tin'
wheels and the damage he sustained by
reason of their non-delivery.
The suit consumed the belt :r portion
of two days. Judge Willard Crawford
being retained for the plaintiff, while
S. S. Pentz did the honors for the de
fendant. A juryof six was imitan ! .d
and after listening to lengthy and bril
liant remarks by both attorneys aud a
learned chnrge by the judge, they were
retired and in about fifty minutes re
turned a verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of Sl.i'fl.
Election Precinct.
The new precicru eiablibed l.r the Jan-!
uary lerrn ot commissioners court are bounded
as follows:
South Jacksonville Precinct Ik-sinning at t
point in the town of Jacksonville s ht re lb ecu
ler of Calitoruia street. In said town, intercede
Jackson creek on the western boundary of said i
town, thence up the centre of said Jack-oa j
crct KlothettrM. forks thereor. thence up Ihe'i
right hand fork to the Cantrall gulch, thence ua!
the cenere of said gulch U. tbe left hand fork j
thereof . to a point w here said gulch intersects 1
the section tine between sections 2 and ST. tp
3T. r 3 w : thence west along said section line to !
the sw corner of section 3i. Ip 3T . r 3 w : thence j
south to sw corner of nwv, of wiion s. tp3t. rS (
w: thence east to-ecorot ne. s 11. tB 3w; I
Vfccccf poutb lo corner of i-c 9. tp3 Sw; '
Ihfnro lo s mm- -it uw 1 it Stt a - K, :
, .T . "!
and 3 tp 3T, 3 w; thence tn a .csterly -our
along the center of said singe ruad to a point '
where it Intersects the center cf California st. j
In Jacksonville: thence westerly along tbe
centre of said California street to place of he (
Kln&tng. Tbe voting place to be at the town j
Hall. (
North Jacksonville precinct- Beginning at a i
point in the to. n ot Jacksonville where Califor
nia street, in said town. Intersects Jackson
.1
creek. on the western limits of said to. n. thence '
westerly to the center of said Jarkton creek, u i
the first forks thereof, thence up the rtirhi band i
fork cf said creek lo Cantrall gulch, ttence up f
said gulch to the left band tV rk ihcre-of. thence t
up the said l.-fi taa-e t--rk to the point where It j
iclcr-ecls tbe see iiuc Vol ween e3 and -. tp ST I
3 w. thence .est al -nir tHt section line to sw
corner cf sec tp ST " w: '.hence uorth to nw-t 1
of swj sv: ti. :;ee cu-t i:i-r.g said section IltieJ
;o r.w corner ci et s;: 37. s w. thence- seulli ,
3:014: sui.i -evlU-3 1::
a poi-l .here sa d'
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llr.c ijierscc:s the J.i-k.nvttle od Yreka stance
rad : l..er.oe In a we-t.-ily eirrciioa alorg the
line of saM rjwl lo .here it intersects Califor
nia street tn tbe to. n of Jacksonville: thence
alone thcccLireof suul strvel to tbe place of?"
bi-ffinnlng. The voting place to be al Court I "
Houso. . ,' j -
Talent Precinct Beginning at tbe sw corner r
of sec l tp 3S. r 1 w. thence e to sw corner of se ! -,
of sec 14. tp as, r I w, thence n lo sw corner of
sei of sec 1 1. Ip rw. r I w : thence c to se corner !
of said section It. thence n to se corner of net
of sec 3S. tp 3T. r 1 w : thence e to meridian link'.
thence s along the meridian line to se corner jr j
sec Js. tp so. r I w : thence w along tp line to i
corner of sec 31. tp 35. r 1 w : thence north aloig I
section line to place of beginning. Voting plarc
tn town of Talent. -
Eden Precinct Beginning at the sw corner of
see T. tp 30. s r I w. thence n alone tp line to nw
corner of seen. tp3S, r I w, thence e along tu '
line to se cor of sec rs, tp 37 s, r I w, thcr.C, j
n to nw cor of sec CI. tp 3T, r I w, thence c lo se
C'-nteruf sec 31. tp 37. r I w. thence s to se cor
uer of ne! 4. see V tp 37. r I w ; thence w to sk
conier of nw ; of sec Sit. tp 37. s r I w. thence
to sw corner of si c Ii. tp 3H s. r 1 w. thence w to
sw corner of sct of sec II. tp3s s, r 1 w; thenea
s to nw t4 of ne l of sec 33.tp3Ss.rlw. thenev
w to sw cor of sec l. tp 3S s. r 1 w; thence s
along sec line to sw comer of sec 10, tp 30. r 1 w ;
thence w on sec line to place of beglnuing.
Vollug place ut town of Phoenix. k
Central Point Prvciuct Iteginnieg at sw cor
of sec 13. tp 37 s. r I w.thence w to sw cor of see
17. tp 37 s. w: theuce n to nw cor of sec 04 tp
37, H w, thence n to n bank of Bear creek on the
Hue bet sec 31 and 3.t;i : s. r t w : thence down
along the n bank of vuid creek lo tec Hue bet
sees S7 and 'i tp rf w : ihence north" j
111ep.ee nonn'ioi
o ,?fc !
liogue r.ver, thence up suld rivi
said tp, thence s 10 sc cor sec 13 tp
Ihence e to no cor sec 151, tp So. r I w ; thence $ to I
tp line on s boundary, tp 3S s. r I w; lucuco e to
summit of divide bet lry creek ami waters run
ning luto Bear creek : thence south easterly
along said divide 10 sw corner ot sec 13, Vj 3? s.
r 1 w. lo place of beginning. Voting place la
grader's store. Central Point.
North Medford Precinct Beginning nt a
point In the town of Medford where the centre
Hue of w 7th st crosses the center line of O st;
running iu un easterly direct.on along. tho cen
tra line of suld w 7th st, and e 7th st. to where
the sume intersects the county road, known us
tho mouutuln road, leading from Medford to
EukIo Potut. thence along the centre lino ot
suld road tn a northeasterly course, to where
the same intersects tho boundary line Sv and
33, tp 37 8, r I w ; thence n along suld e boundary
lino to the nw cor of sec no, tp 37 s, r I w : thence
w olotig tho see line to nw cor of see S3, tp 37 s,
rf w, thence s to a point where the county road
leudlug from Jacksonville to Medford crosses
the sec Hue on w boundary line of sees S3, USand
35, tp 87 s, r a w, thence along the centre of suld
couuty roud to where the sume Intersects w7lh
street, Medford. thenco nloug centre of said w
7lh st 10 pluce'of beginning. Voting place to be.
South Medford Precinct Beginning at a point
in town of Medford where Ihe centre Hue of w
7th st crosses tho centra Hue of ( st, thenco
running In an easterly course along tho centre
line ot w 7th street ,tnd e 7tU st ton point yihero
the snmu intersects the couuty road knon as
the Mouutulu roud lending from Medford to
Eagle Point, thenco ulong the centre line of
suld road in a n easterly course to whore tho
same intersects the see on 0 boundary of sees
20, Wl and :a, tp 117 s, r I w : l hones west nlomr tp
.Ino to sw corner Bee ST, tp 37, 2 w, thenco n to n
joint where tho pou hi j? road lending from Jok
wnrlllo to Medford crones tbe section line on
. boundary of sees 23, M und Ki, tp 37 u, r 2 w;
thenco nlong the centre line of suld county font
to where the same intersects w 7th st In the
town of Medford, thenco nlong thn centra of
Duid w 7th ht to the place of beginning.
Ordered thnt the boundaries of Ashland pre
cinct as heretofore established be and are here
by oboliulicd und thut the territory heretofore
embraced In Ashland and Shake precincts arc
hereby divided Into three predicts, as follows:
West Ashland Precinct Beginning at se cor
of sec 'JO, tp 3 s, r 1 e. to the licod waters of
Ashluud creek, thence down to w bank of Ash
land creek, tbence to nc cor of A. D. Helman'f
donation lund rlulm No. 40, tp :,H s, r 1 e, tbence
w nlong the boundary of said donation land
claim to sec line bet s-cs 4 unci r, tp : s, r 1 o :
thence n along suld Hcrtion Hue to n boundary
of tp 3S , r 1 e; thenco w to meridian line,
theucc s along the meridian Hue to sweor of sec
l. tp 39 s, r I c, thence east to place of begin
ning. Voting place, Granite Hall.
South Asblund Precinct Beginning at the s
side of Main street, Ashland, on the east side of
Ashlund creek, where sold street crosses said
creek, tbence along tbe s side of said Main st
in no easterly dlrcctlou to a point where the
Southern Oregon wagon road begins, thence
along the line of said Southern Oregon wagon
nmd to the county line between Jackson and
Klamath counties, thence s ulong said county
fine to s boundary line of Mute of Oregon. tbence
W ulong suld boundary line to a point due south
of se corner of sec SO, tp 3a s, r I c; thence n to
the se cor of sec 'JO. tp 3K s. r 1 c, thence down
tbe e bauk of Ashlund creek to place; of begin
ning. Votliig place in building owned by I). K.
Meyer, uear Ashland House.
r" Norlh Asblund Precinct Beginning on n side
of Main street, Ashland, on e bank of Ashland
creek, thence ulong n side of suld Main street
where tbe Soutberu Oregon wairon road be
gins, thence along tbe n side of said wugon road
to the county line between Jackson and Klum
uth counties, tbent-e n to ne cor of tp 38 s, r 4 e:
tbence w along tp line to sec Hue bet sees 4 and
S. tp 38 s, r I e: thence s along said sec to the n
boundary of A. 1). Helmaus d. 1. c. No. 40, tp Si s
r I e; tbence e to e bank of Ashlund creek.
thence along up the e bauk of Ashland creek to
place of beginning. Voting place. City Hull.
A leader.
Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters, has gained rapidly iu tMipular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and alter
ativescontaining nothing which per
mits its use as a beverage or intoxi
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purest medicine for all ailments of
stomach, liver or kidney. It will cure
sick lu-adach. indijestion. constipation,
and drive tnalura from the system.
Satis fact ion guaranteed with each bot
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'. per bottle. Sold by G. H. Haskius.
Our army ain't so much for fighting
as it is for giving the officers a job.
liuck leu's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores.t.'tter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price. 2.-c
Ier box. For sale by G. H. Husk ins.
An honest man in polities gets all-
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