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Newspaper Page Textin -.. . -l.il 1 l7' 7 SI I 'Vsfcjjjj - V- a--.- Free to Us mmclei. The stall of Physicians of the California medical and sur gical INFIUMARY, . . ot San Francisco, Will examine all cases free of charjre. L,t J.'p " ':.The doctors describa the different dis- V'--" .'. f easas better than the sick can thera- - rji It is a wonderful gift for anyone to Crff possess. Their diognostic powers have - created wonders throughout ths conn- 'v -- i -; trv. The doctors are well known :is 'i-i-'t -Vje'T1 successful practitioners in all of the S.Tr'ii rr.j?--".?hronic diseases and diseases of the V --it y?"JT- ' ;rya aad ear, and all forms of nervous f:'r, treated on the most scientific nrincl- .A - V:plei. Cancer positively cured without t W H" "-V V'? Jaia or tho uie of a kuile. l' "st,-V';i important The doctors after many , . ;. Ladies, discovered tho greatest tuirj i.'li'.&Vi ir4cnown for all diseases of their sex. Fe- HEAVY TAX-PAYERS Jackson County's Heavy Weights Who Dig Up the Necessary Yel low For the Tax Collector. '5k-!; v-- JW i-emedy. Tho cure is effected by a i ?- easily applied. Consultation free ar.d i'.. l.! 1 o . . mc xnti be nromptly answerea. ilamea persons or yousg vJJarrlage. men -con teai plating matri-.- mony.' aware of their phys- leal weakness, "loss of proereative pow- , an, laipotency or OHiir djsquaUUca-"-i'e'r'.'?r tion, speedily resvoresl. .iJl?. -Ti" Bleed Piscn, Yencriil - Prirate Taint. ileet. Stricture, diseases. SjoiinaI Emissions. Lss of Sexual Power. uaknesiS of '1.?' t 5. Sexual Organs, rant of desire in male iir ' 7 v nd female, whether from imprudent mature years, or any cause that d-bil-' ". itates the sexual organs speedily and '"'tX -r-r.3W strictly confidential. Z V-Spilpcsy Positively cured lv a new r or Fits, and never laitmg mi.r.ou. KW'-it"aeaetor3. after years of experience aaie discovered tae greatest taowa - -cure for weakness in the back and Jiiabs, involuntary discharges, impo- - - - 'eoer. eeneral Qebiuty, nerrousutss. wJ, Jaaguor, confusion of ideas, palpitatiou St tho heart, disease of the head,throat. VU ioeee and skin, affections of tlie liver. bowels those wr- ansing Ironi taa soii- and secret practices "iilastin their most radiant hopes a::tl rr J ?T " . S--; unticioations, rendering marriage ia ' .'v-.j . :' possible take one candid thought b i-ivL.- -L tore it is too lata. A week or month -. - ; - - .v 4nay place. yiurcae ue wuu iu-j itr.iv.-i LS:f r- - Jongs, stomach and .-ScI . ' JJ-riS:, ibla -disorders an . . s-. ' j:; ! -iK-sn xice of veuth. Following is a list of the tax who pay on $2ooo aud upwards: Atkinson, W II Ashland Hotel Co ... Ashlaud Building & Loan Ass'n Amy, Haskell. . .... . Anderson. J A Aiken. G II & S S Arnold, Chris Armstrong, Mrs M J Adkiasi- Webb Adkins. BF T? '.. Anjjfj & I'lj'malo Anderson, E IC Ammermau, Henrv... Alford, A Addison. Wm Andrews, Ceo H Abraham, 11 and S Abraham, James lfenediet, R Bank of Asbland Bauer, Frank Barron, Eli Barron, H F Barron, Geo V Billings, G F Butler, G S wife ar.d mother. HariiU'.n, J H Beswiek, Richard Bennett, S L Brad lei-, J Ba'l Bros Bjall. R V Beall, T F ebtata Breberstedt, Carl Bmwn, George Brown, H B estate Bradshaw. U F.ieberstedt, A and C Bailey. John Briti, Peter Beck man, C C Brans, Nettie Reek man & Reames Brooks. EC Bleccher, Henry RraudsUin, M Barr, Mrs Nannie Bamu:n. W S...-t .T:. Birdsey, FjG BjesoaSr, Welborn Buckley, James - Bellinger, M Bashford. W Bulls, J D Bursell, Oliver Barneburg, Fred Lkitucs. Jamcf estate Burrell, W F Thompson i Co Brow, J H Cole, Bvron CVx, Ruf us and Johu rj. f hope. Our method of treatmoat will c-jjavllePj yin Kose. . TBOSt obstioaie case, and restore perfect loiue, Jas hsira .. SBaahood.-; - - ' - Craufil,F L -.-rv-t V'.'IO MIDDLE-AGED UEXl ; cla s WWW 5 are mmiy from the age of 30 to fJ--" tf,-ho are , troubled -with 'Wel8r?jb M. -evaemtuns Of tae oiauurr. oivejct... , ,, ivii th l slight burnf or ,r- Josejimne u rtiag seasatioa, weakening the gys- ""f .r;4 - s- .n..r n.tint mni t-lwon. " A state r-'".. - 3iriS,.5t,lh,liA i-anl tr4sDeer. fcuzaDeln- Crowson, Geo.; ... . . Carter. H B ' Cooksey, Mrs M , Chrisnian, Mrs Lucinda. Coakley, Mrs Emma Coakley. Laura. ......... 'ook. ilrs J J... Carlton, 3-A . .-.--r. : . Cochran, Mrs Culver, Hulda -. 1 - 5 Jr-i-le of tins difficulty who are igerrant ' 1 w -V'i -I j '.of the case, which is the xecocd stage . - '.. ' -., jof seminal weakness. We will guaran- i4!' vJTi- C-tee a perfect cure in all such eas.-s. and ijc ; n healthy restoration of the grnito- 'i lrinary-organs. ' - "FREE, EXAMINATION OF. URINE. i-fc v.- "ifu,.-i Perons applying for medical treat- i- .mnt should seod or bring from two to - four ounces of urine, that passed oral j Culeman, M H r"1-.i -xn the morning -preierreaj wnren win 4. ; receive a careful cnemteat ana micros- z?; copieal examination. Persons ruined in ncann eyuciearneu preicuuera, uu keep trifling with them month after month, giving poisonous and injurious compounds, s&rold apply iin3P.ei:at-ly, Delays, are-fistngerous- WONDERFUL CURES. ' Perfected in old cases which have 3ee aeglected or unskillfully tested, experiments or failures. Parties treated by mail or expr-ss, butwhere possible personal consul ta'.ion is preferred. Cases and correspondence .confidentially. Treatment snt C. O. D. to any part of the United States. -Question blanks free. Address with postage. CAL. MED. & SURG. IN FIRMARY, 102U1 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. Mention this paDer. L - St r frt Appet'a Parisian enamel.- f th Creation of perfect Ccrj,icxion, Tbe favorite French Cometlc Avpefs Complexion Crcam Endi- ate Wrinkles and gives to the Skin the Texture of youth. Appcl'sSkin Bleach. Eradicate, all LlrmiaW tknA HiaMlArmtaMUof th skin Such ss Tan, Sanborn, Precklea, Swarthy and j greasy appearance of the face. I ftPPel'a Oriental Powder in Fleah, White, Piuk and Cream ahades, fin t the ( ' lace a Deanuxui clear ana mauiparcaK ir pearance. 3psrs Natural siusn 4 true to nature, when applied to the fce or , Dark for Bra net tea. T vht fnr ntniidea. A pamphltt on how U Create a eompkalon ftae, md gooua far Sale By JAS. A. SLOVER & CO., Sole Agents, Medford, Ore Farmers Save I'.rj:. Money.: Wrltl for our mammoth Catalogue, a OJO pag book, plainly illuxtratad, EivinK ' manufactarera' lowest price with Eianu acturers1 diitcounlf on all goods manufactured and imported into the United States. to to cents on ever' dollar you spend. We sell only Brstclans joods, groceries, furalture.cloth ig. dry goods, hutH.capa, boots and shoes, notions, crockery. Jewelry, bug gies and harness, agri cultural Implements: in fact anvthinff vou want. Saved by buylnK of us. Send 25 cents to pay ex xpressage m catalogue, a buyers' guide. We arc the onjy concern that ells at manufacturers' prices, allowing the buyer the same discount - (hat the manufacturer gives to the wholesale . v : trade. We guarantee all goods to be eual to - iv aepresentaUona or money refunded. oods ,nt by express or freight, with nrivilege of ex rnrm ' v t.arprm k co.. Cunningham, John Carver, E W Coleman, .Tno Chavner, T estate Coleman, LC Croweil, Y S ."fr... Cameron, T Crane,' Jas A "ft- Cummings, M Cantrall, Andrew Conley, Jacob Cant.Till, Jno estate Cameron, R J Cameron, Z. Cooke, N Uunn, P ". Downing, J L Daley, A J Daley, Mrs L.. Dungan, John B Debar, George Drum, James Day & Isaacs Davis, A A i . . . .-r. . Dugan, Dennis Donegon, Hat Devlin, John Dean, Mrs Anna DoPeatt, Antoinette . , DjWoU, Fred DeReboam. Henrietta Doane, G V Erb, Wm W Eggleston, Rebecca Evans, Priscilla Kdsall, Mrs Martha Elliott James Earheart, Samuel estate A. . Engle, Mrs Johanna Farlow, Mary D Fuller, LD Ford, J A Farnbam, Walter Fisher, Newman Fradeoburg, A J Fish, Thos Farnham, C Fryer, J J Furry, Samuel Foudray, Mrs Sarah Fcrdyco, Mrs Anna Gilbert, W N Ganiard, Oscar Grubb, John L Grieve Bros Grainger, G M Garrett Bros Gregory, WJ Green, J K Gore, EE Gordon, U Gordon, Alfred Geary, Mrs Agnes M Gaines, James Gartman, Levi ' Garfield Iron Sc Lime Co Graupncr, Ed - Gilson & Son f 1 .. C3 t T Hermann, Binger Harding, B F Hanley, Wm and Ed Hanley, Michael estate Howard, J S tV. . Howard, G V Harbaugh, Oliver Helms, James Harvey, James Hines, Mrs PA Holton, John Houck, Johanna , , . . , Hargadine, George R Herrin, John S ; Herrin, John S and Nanov- Homes, Myra W Hopwood, Thos H estate,,,. Hocken jos, John , . Hamlin, Eliza Hosmer, N , . Hoffman, Mrs C B Hockersmith, J N Ppkin, A C payers S7.079 2,235 13,167 7,750 4,800 2,260 2,170 3,171 5,200 5,345 0,950 15.742 0.504 2,265 3.250 10.SS0 3,600 CO. 400 3.120 100 000 2,835 7,855 10,190 9,500 S.435 8,3S7 2,795 13.867 2,S47 2,982 2,0V S.30i) b,olK) j 2.007 3,9'.S 2,632 5,-j 2,539 CSOo 16,575 19.975 3,500 21,782 6,016 2,123 S.P4.5 2.095 3.800 3,700 3,309 2.795 4.910 7,915 2,274 16.900 2,011 2,625 2,2:10 2.400 2,100 4,640 2,150 2.557 2,100 2,100 6,640 3,000 15,400 4,499 -2,493 ,lt.O 3,000 2.000 ; 2.150 2,000 10.540 6.880 3.0(fl 3.200 3,060 . 2.000 -S.0bT 2.100 3,0) 2,281 6,045 6,504 3,155 17.802 17.078 2,206 3,320 11.9S0 3,170 6.205 2.034 2,835 9.1S1 5,880 2.123 13,390 2,455 3,723 2,097 8,0-55 5.515 1 3.6O0 2;2S5 4,320 3,225 9,615 6,816 3,877 3,700 2.800 4370 . 4.412 2,610 3,900 2,000 4,280 2,798 2,490 2,561 5,760 3,000 3,000 2,000 2,175 2,000 6J64 2,000 3,647 . 5,393 3.520 . 5,590 . 2,275 19,535 . 2,552 . 2,790 . 2,050 . 2,466 . 6,773 . . 3,000 . 4,005 . 2,355 . 9,200 2,650 . 8,500 . 4,3oa . 4.090 . 3,375 . 3,022 . 2,047 . 8,300 . 10,050 . 3.700 . 19,200 . 2,590 . 3,855 , 7,26o . J8.728 . 5.440 , 6,105 , 3,445 , 11,990 . 2,495 . 6,8o7 , 3,825 0,530 ... 2,500 .. 5,365 , 14,090 .. 3,087 ,. 2,800 .. . 2,686 .. 7,700 Hamlin, Jeff and George Harvey, I M : . . . Haymond, Bea Hansen, Fred Hannah, J C ..... Hamilton, SB Harper, Wm . . Ish, HL .. Inlow, BW , Ish, Mrs S E tV Isaacs, Geo W Johnson, Averv Julian, D N "heirs" Jacoby, Wm P .... Johnson, JO Jones, Wm Jones & Otten ,f ... Jackson County Bank . . .rn . . Jarvls Conkling Mort & TrstCo Kingsbury, Mrs C L Kincaid, W R Kirk, C L Kleinhamraer, C Kelley Jt Hukill Kahler. C W Kiino, Mary Klum, UK Kubii, K Kellogg, Jason D Lawton, J F : Lyle, Jas O Lombard Investment Co . . .. Luark, J M Leeds, W II .. .. .. .. Lyttloton, P Lathrop, Chas B Linn. D Lacev, J S Lotland. J M .. .. Lance, G W Myer, HC Million, Bennett Mver & Billings Mver, B F Vyer, Wm Martin. Alex Mills. D R Mills, D R & E V . Murk, J M Mingus, Conrad Murphy, John . . - Mickk'son, Mike Moor?, LV . . . . M.'rritt. J W . Matthew Bros . Mullen, Phillip Matthews, Win M . . . Miuer, Julius E . . "V. Merritt & Kahler . MeCully, Mrs Jane . Muller, Max . . . . Maegly, AH. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co . Merriman. I A . Main & Winchester McAndrew. Thos . McClendon, C C Morris, Levi McDonough. James Mitchell. W estate of Miller, John Miller, D U . . Mutual BeueGt Life Ins. Co Medvnski & Thciss NeiC LA . Nichols. Geo . . . . Neil, Robert P . Nichols, T E - . Nichols, JM . . . Norton, J G . . . Naylor, Granville Nunan, J . . . Nuathamer, D E . Neathamer. Jacob Nenlon, S M . Nickell. Chas Noah. Wm Oregon & California R R Co. OTlrien. John ; . . . OlwelU P W Orth, estate, John Orme, Alex Patterson, Joshua Parker. Mrs Sarah Phipps, MP Pbipps, Mrs Ella II.... Peruoll. Wm Powell, Philauder P-P'Tel Co..... ! Patterson, Sylvester Powell, Louisa Phillips, Mrs Jennie Parson, J S and Olive R Price, W K Payne, Sr. C T Parker, W H Phillips, Samuel Plymire. J W Pructt. estate. J M Plvmale. F M Phipps, I J rr Pan key, J A Pel ton, Horace . Peninger, David Pacific Improvement Co Russell & Co Hcuter, A L ' Reames & White Rostel, C B Ragsdale, Mrs Jennie Rogue River YalUy R R Co. rf Roiier, t Roberts, Mrs E J Riley, Thomas Jk.. Rader, MrsC Reese, Lewis- Ross, Elizabeth Ross, estate, J E Reames, White & Co Rvan, P J Ray, Wm Richardson. Jessie Roberts & O Neil Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Samuel Rapp, Joseph Smith, Mrs Eliz Simon, Selling & tx Sizemore, John SOPP Co Stanley, Mrs H B Sahlstrom. Hilda Shattuck, Silas Scoble, James Stevenson & Helms Shook, J N Songer, vv r Stevenson, Geo W Slinger, J W and Wm Simon, estate, Peter Stewart, A J . . . Stewart, Joseph H. ......... .... Sears, Grauville Spencer, N H Soliss, DB Smith estate, Henry Shidler, Lewis Slinger, Wm Steward, Mrs iizzie Swift Jr, C J Sterling Mining Co. , , Sydenstryker, Chas. . . , Stanley, AC Sizemore, Mary & Savage, James True, Celester, . . . , , Taylor, William Thompson, Jacob Tolman, J C Thornton, ElizaDetn Teel, H J Tolman, EE Taylor, Mrs S E Towne, Frank Turner, Mrs Emeline Toeppr, John True, J P Thomas. IN v. Ulrlch, Wro Vandyke, J G...T Vanhorn, Loretus Wells, Jonathan .: . . . Wells, James Walker, John P Wells, Giles Sr Wells estate, Erastus . . . Walker, Daniel , . . , Walker estate Wells, Giles and John . ' , Wells, Mary L , , . Wheeler, Wm ... . Whaler, Geo F and Henry , Walker, E F . . . , . Weckfl A-J -trr i ""t 5,270 2,865 11,718 5,516 4,098 2,035 2,693 2,930 2,494 36.845 10.105 4.030 4,000 2,040 3,250 2,264 4,725 21.000 17,700 2,335 3,520 2.8S4 5,o: 2,200 15,381 3,240 5,120 10,165 3,425 3,700 3,000 9,211 2.45o 2,604 2,27o 4.O0O 2,37o 2,885 2.1 lo 3.214 2,259 3,21o 7,44 29,38 2,9o5 2,ooo 2,4oo 3,fioo 8,72o 12,115 5,596 2,38o 2.000 5.3oo 6.0SI 2.19' 6. loo 4o,4: 4. 1O0 3,o5o 2,775 3,155 2,oCo Z.200 2.45o 5,o9o 11.9oo 7,94o 2.Soo 4.oo5 3.6S5 2.625 3,5oo S,21o 2.4 3.35o 5,7ito 2.o4o 3,2oo S.5o5 14.1o3 2.0S9 6 2H 8,152 II.I2: 2.S45 346.0' 2.592 10.237 2,362 . 2,210 2,sW 2.750 6,642 5.50U 3.3"r2 4.5:iu J.0:-f 3.342 3.700 3.2v0 2.750 . 2.225 8.585 3.6trj 6,760 . 2.49 6.200 4.795 9.120 7,449 . 2.1K5 6,418 2,000 . 3.550 . 19.445 . 2.039 4.505 . 2.SIW f. 9,725 . 18,005 2.576 . 2,18 . B.CiT. . 2,ft"4 8.820 . 3,600 . 3.628 . 14.222 . 3.114 . 2.530 . 24,103 .,.-.; 1 . 2,912 . 6,437 . 2.100 . 14,500 . 3,000 . 10.000 . 2.500 . 2.100 . 5,638 . 4.250 . 4,000 . 4,615 . 5,971 . 6,293 . 2,805 . 2,886 . 4,005 . 6,770 . 7,345 . 2,205 . 2,445 . 5,450 . 5,480 . 2,4.12 . 3,256 . 2,600 , . 12,675 .. 2.115 . 4,545 .. 3,080 ., 2.870 2,940 . . 2,981 .. 5,920 . . 2,740 .. .. 2.100 . . 2,200 .. 11,580 .. 5.150 .. 2,100 .. 3,700 . . 3,266 5,066 3,034 8,237 2,650 2,000 2,745 6,420 6,700 6,002 3,770 24,388 9,010 2,800 2,o5o 2,o7o 2,635 2,163 Woody, A N and wife 2,o2o woody, J in ....... ... 4.IU.1 Wheeler, MW .. .. ... 4. 000 Wall, Chas . . . . ... . 9,321 Whetstone, 4,'So Western Union Telegraph Co 4,ooo Watson estate, John . . 15,5oo Wintzen & Helms . . . . 3,too Waltz, Jacob 3,o6o Whitesido, J A .. .. ' . 2,l5o Wilson, Arthur ,f-u Whitman, J D . - 3.235 Wilson, J H . . 3,745 Webster, Volna . . . 2,5oo Webb, I A .. . . 2.:S75 Worman, Edwin J,ol; WiUUims. Chas 2,475 Woods, Jno 3,733 White, CE . a.oiz W R Jones and Son A . . 2,745 Young, N A 3,9oo A Prophecy of Tbaekeray'a. Bo far as knighthood is to be regarded as a marK of eminence in literature, science or art, the result appears pretty ninth the same as that which Thackeray describes in one of his "Roundabout Papers" as likely to- have ensued if Georce HI had instituted the Order of Merit, which he once had in serious con templation. That order was to have been dedicated to Minerva, and Dr. Johnson himself was to have been the first president or grand cross or grand owl of the society. The iwmibcrs were to be adorned with a star of sixteen points and a yellow ribbon, and all the recognized luminaries of the literary, scientific and artistic worlds were to be enrolled among them. But how, Thack eray asks, whea they had all of them been admitted, could the door be shut against inferior claimants? How could you have excluded Sir Alexis Sover, Sir Alessan- dro, Tamburini. Sir Agostino Velluti, Sir Antonio Pasanini (violinist). Sir Sandy M'GolTog (piler to the most hon orable the Marquis of FannUisa), Sir Alcide Flic-flue (premier d.-.nstnr of her majesty's theater). Sir Barley Qmn and Sir Joseph Grimaldi ifroai Covent Gar den)? They," he adds, "have all the yellow ribbon. They are all honorable, clever aud distinguUhed artists. Let us elbow through the rooms, make a bow to the ladv of the house, give a nod to Sir George Thrum, who is leading the or cli -stra, and go in and get tome cham pagne aud seltzer water from Sir Rich ard, who is presiding at the buffet- This was intended to be a caricature when Thackeray wrote it. But it cer tainly reads a great deal more like 1 prophecy now. London World. Margaret Medium's . Managers. By Mrs. II. A. STANLEY. CHAPTER VIL "Jlotd one of these note up where the light will not jail airccuu on 11." "The provisions of this will command me to issue letters testamentary to Mr. Charles Blite. who is hers present, I ment, saYing nis money to aetena mm-' self with. He was acquitted by a jury of his neighbors. It was a merry and thankful company that assembled at the Med bury house that evening after the hearing before the surrogate, and when Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and John Hazeley left at a late hour the office problem had been settled satisfactorily to all concerned. Jack was to be business manager and dictate the editorial policy of the paper, for Simmons and Margaret seemed confi dent he could make no mistake. During the afternoon an arrangement had been made by wire whereby a talented edito rial writer from a neighboring city had been secured and placed in the position made vacant by Rnggles, the associate editor, who was promoted to the position made vacant by Mr. Blite's dismissal. As for Mr. Simmons, all he wanted was "the bookB," and he got them. It remains but to be said that Jack's policy was vigorous and wise, and that The Herald took an active part in the last political campaign, doing much for its party candidates. Always an ob server and a student. Jack has im proved vastly, rising equal to every emer gency. The year eighteen nnndred and ninetv-one was the most prosperous The Herald had ever known. In fact both the paper and its manager are so popu lar as to have influence even among op ponents. Jack is mentioned for con gress, and will without doubt go there in three years. It was recently annonnced that he was to marry the lady by whom he is employed, which proves conclu sively how she appreciates his manage ment. THE END. DR. BAN XJ JN 'B ELECTRIC BELT Location quartz claim blanks print ed and for sale by The MaiLi fifty cents per dozen. THE CELEBRATED" UHIYEESAL COMBINATION FENCE Accepted Ch Offer. "One of the greatest performances I ever heard of," said an actor, "was that of Ed Thorne. He had been playing on the western circuit and had not been making monev verv steadily with piece called. I think, 'The Missing Wit- news. In one scene, where the hero is posted on the wall of an inn as a mur derer, be has to come on. read the bill and exclaim, 'Ten thousand dollars for the missing witness to prove my inno cencer or something like that. The piece had been going on fur some time in the. 01a nana to monin way, ana Thorne suddenly conceived the idea that he would like to see it himself. So one day at a matinee he went out into the audience and saw his understudy do his part. ' When they came to this scene and the inn was shoved on same iun that docs for Macbeth' castle and Juliets chamber, jtm know the hero-wc the r.feernoon came in, took his cloak down from his face long enough to say, 'Ten thousand dollars for the missing witue-w,' when Thonio calmly arose in the andirare and w;;lked to the stage. 'IX-ue," S;iiJ he. Here are the bund part5, prompt copy, lines, stage plans aud everything. All for ten thousand.' I presume tl:e i::au on the stage was pretty well broken rp about then." Xcw York Sun. suppose?" announced Jndge Baxter a tne surrogate softice ail hour later, "anc I (-oppose this to be the only doenmen and the latest under the baud of the lati Samuel Medbnry." As he paused in professional way he gazed over his spec tacles at a group of a dozen, among whom were Margaret, Jack, Simmons the Blites aud several court loungers including the shci-itx. There was momentary pause, and the surrogate had already motioned for his clerk tx come forward wheu Jack's steady tone! broke the silence: "There are some papers which bear 01 the issue cf letters, your honor, and as s representative of the sole heir at law demand that the court see them befort their holder is appointed executor and auditor of his own claims against Samuel Medbnry's estate. I n-fer to three notes aggregating f 12,000." Mr. Charles, whe looked somewhat uneasy, stepped for ward. "I suppose," he ventured, "I am not obliged to show these at present, but in asmuch as Miss Margaret has seen fit tc question their validity, and to discharge, or rather attempt to discharge, my brother aud myself for daring to an nounce our possession of them, I here with present them for your honor's in spection. Are not both of thee signa tures those of the decedent in this cae?" The surrogate looked at them critic ally and announced. "Xot ouly are the signatures in the handwriting of the late Samuel Medbnry, but the body of ths nou-s as well." "Has your honor a da:k room near) byr was Jack s next question. The surrogate looked surprised. "Cer tainly, Mr. Hazeley. Why do you askV "For the reason that I wish to call your honor's attention to a certain pecu liarity about these alleged notes." "How do von know of any peculiarity 1 about them, you presuming puppy? You j CURRANTS. B:;rZ the surrogate. RASPBERRIES, RIIUDARD ilr. Arthur Elite, I vrant you to ! tinctly understand that I never allow f LATEST PATENTS WITH tUCTRO- BEST 255lSS3?? ametig IKPSOYEMOTS. SSSSw susraisosY. Ulcere W1tqct Vt'.iaM a.'l Wwfc Twrrtinf frtm Trutlo of bniu, om feret,eea mr Ie41rf ia u arxvtJ cxbeatUAO, drata. loss's, brrvoc bi:tt. kitim, lax roor, 1 nauixtatUa, ki-Jiver, liver ta4 bi4T cnv-ai . Ibku Lmc IsoUfo, cieile&, ff&craJ tll-bcalia, etc. This leeirie Wit eoeula W4rfai lsstrM sU rer 11 a-U-era, aad fWce a earrettt tfest la instantly tK by tt wearer or t forfeit f (.Oct. ux UI ear aJl af taa aWr iif im or Tb eat) 4s biff b3 cmr4 fef Ikte aw vetoes iBvcctkc a fur .l eVarr remedies fa. 14, ax4 cle hasdreda tatliaattlala ia this and ttj ather UsU. emraaraerfal UrUltLD ST rCHK.Y. 'm fTeataiaofiarrr 0tTre4 vaak t.yi:EZ WITM AtXUlTS BeaiU a&4 tIcotom MretMrlb UtaSAKTLKO infifl toSO taM, fta&d far UlnauaM tmopieU, Billed, aaaMt, fr. Addraaf BA2VDE1T EZjBw'TZUO CO., Ko.172 First Stu, PORTLAND. OR, fl. pETSCH, .-. Tailor. .1 Suits to erder at all prices. Fit Guaranteed or no sale Cleaning and repairing neatly done Main St. Medford, Ore. J. W. LAWTON, (Successor v W. P. Wooda.) 1 DEAIT.it IS W. J.FREDENBURC Havlnir booyht oat S. CliilJer Is now prrparrO lo BU all onlrrs proaiplly. Tbe chfaivt and bt Pfcicrt Fence rnaJf . Corrriu04lc&cc UU:rd. Address all orders to W. J. FKEDENBCRG. Medtord. Or. MEDFORD HI SERY ItalMlliM of Tlllle Smith's MnrHcrtr. All newsp;KT reatlers will remember the celebrated Tillie Smith innnler iu New Jersey. Tillie Smith, a your.g erv ant girl, was killed iu defending herself against some man whom the police gave np all hope of discovering. James Creel man, of The World, and C. W. Tyler, of The Sun. worked together as detectives on the case. They couvicted Titus, the janitor of the institution where Tiilie Smith lived. He was sentenced to le hanged, but the sentence was afterward commuted to imprisonment for life. In addition to the good detective work which these two brilliant reporters did they wrote such simple, touching, straightforward accounts of the girl's heroic defense and atrocious death that the tearful public subscribed plenty of money to erect a monument to Tillie Smith's memory. This was probably the first money ever put np in honor of a murdered servant girl. It was cer tainly a creditable monument to human sympathy. Xew York World. What Qnlckund la. The reason a person sinks in qnick- sand is because the latter is composed chiefly of small particles of mica mixed lareelv with water. The mica is so smooth that the fragments slip upon each other with the greatest facility, so that any heavy body which displaces them will sink and continue to sink until a solid bottom is reached. When particles of sand are ragged and angular auy weight pressing ou thorn will crowd them together until they are compacted Into a solid mass. A sand composed of mica or soaps tone when mixed with sufficient water seems incapable of such consolidation. Detroit Free Press. Ride and Seek. ijj "I just bet Jimmy Mnggin's looking all over r me. I Turning, he ordered his clerk to lead the way to the great vaults below. In j which were filed ail the county records j of the surrogate's office. Jack and Sim- J Eious brought np the procession. Ia j Simmons' arms were the cahbook and ! journal, which, as they turned about to survey the crowd, the brothers recog nized as tbe volumes they supposed they bad burned the Saturday evening pre vious. The gas had been lighted, and by the glare of it tho faces of the two guilty wretches looked ghastly indeed. Were ever two knaves ia closer quarters? The proof of one attempted crime before their eyes, and tbe proof of another. greater, and the primary crime of ths lot. promised, and they in the presence of their accusers in au iron vault and with a stalwart sheriff at the door! Your honor will please hold one of these notes r.p where the light will not fall directly on it so," said Jack. The judge did as requested, and an ex clamation cf wonder escaped every per son present except Jack and Simmons aad the brothers. The former wers smiling triumphantly. The latter, with looks of terror on their faces, were slinking toward the door, leaving their notes iu the hands of their accusers. "Sheriff, stop those two men." com manded Jack, and that official made a siguilicaut motion which brought the Blites to a staud. "You will notice," continued Jack, "that while the body and signatures of those notes are here green the sums or faces and the dates are a decided blue. Mr. Siinmons, please tell the court your story." Simmons did so, and the sheriff as he listened got out his bracelets. The surrogate listened attentivelv. and at the conclusion of Simmons' tale, which Jack had supplemented from time to time, said, "I must say that 1 have never known of a case similar to this, and my dnty is hardly clear to me at this moment. Yon will pardon the snggestion, your honor," interposed Jack, "but in behalf of my employer. Miss Medbnry, allow me to say she has no desire to punish these wretched servants further than by the discharge they received Saturday, If they will leave the city she will de cline to prosecute. "I do not know that I have a right to allow them to go. Technically they are not guilty of forgery, bnt they are of fraud, and of an attempt to utter fraud nlent paper. They have raised these otherwise harmless blanks, however, and the law can and will handle them severely for it if I do my duty." "I most earuestly request that they be allowed to go," said Margaret, here breaking in. "No one can lose by their freedom bnt myself, and I have not the least desire for vengeance." "Granted," exclaimed the judge, "and if all employers were as lenient as you rascality would be more plentiful aud lawyers would have less business." Ho nodded to tho sheriff, who stepped to one side and allowed the precious pair to hurry ont and down the street. They were not heard of for more than a year afterward, and then only by a brief news dispatch announcing the death of Charles and the serious wounding of Arthur by a western fanner whose naras they had secured to an innocent looking order for a patent right. The order proved a note, and the farmer went Running for . tjieni. He refused pay- 1-2 Mile East of Medferd. APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, PRUNES, PEACHES, APRICOTS, CHERRIES, C.OOSEBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES S, RHUBARB, GRAPES, ORN AMENTAL AND SHADE TREES. Harness Saiery A complete stock of mil kinds of good la my lice kepi constantly oo baad. A competent workman avt tbt? be&cb. SEVENTH ST. aie&fcrd. OPP. HAS KIN'S DRUG STOKE Oregon. 1 The TAYLER "FOOT FITTER." -0O0- Shoes Carried in Stock, designed by THE BEST SHOE AltTLSTS of this Great Republic. To fit feet from the Cradle to The Crave. CUSTOM WORK and REPAIRING PROMPTLY PONE. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. EDWIN KTJSS, Proprietor. DRUGSTORE. Th trading Drcs Store ot Xaltord Is GEORGE H. HASK1NS. (Successor to BaklB & Lawtoa.) He has anything in the line of Pure Drugs. Patent Medicines, Books, Stationery, Paint and Oils, Tobacco, Ciears, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, And evervthing that is carried in a first-class DRUG STORE. Prescriptions Carefully Com poundel Mais Street, Medford, Oregon. I FERRY'S SEED ANIfUALl 1 1 II Far 193 btamiaametovTcrr nanml I E 11 Jt it aw rcyrtvfxrfxa of tag 1TT farming' 1 ' I mm iniocinaaoofiwnmahltriaTamfawiiMii Eg v , V Mur4 . fag. g I , . 'i Vl.H.KRRprV tSEZBSXZi . A BUILDER, Jobbing: of all Kinds. EAST AND SOUTH BY TUE Southern Pacific hod te THE MOUNT SHASTA BOUTS. EXI'llKSS TRAIXS LEAVE PORTLAND DAILY. South I 1 North 70 p. m I Lv. Portland Ar. I T: a. m fess p. iu Lv. Mwtfortl Lv I S-OSp. m S.-15 a. m I Ar. San Francltco Lv. 7W p. m Above trains stop onlv at the following ta- tions north of Koscburp Eat Portland. Ore gon City, wooduurn. Salem. Albany, langeni. SheddR, Halser. Harrlsburg, Junction City, Irv ing and kuffene. ROSKBt'RO MAIL DAILY. 805 a. m I Lv Portland Ar I 4.-Oo p. m &.-40 p. ni I Lv Roseburc Lv 1 6 a. m ALBANY LOCAL DAILY (Except Sunday.! SIhdII. Portland Ar I 8:55 D m :0 p m I Ar Albany Lv S.-0 a m Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Tourist Sleenlnr "am for the accommodation of second class passenger, attached to express trains. Between Portland and Corvaliia. WEST S1DK DIVISION. Mall trains dailv. except Sunday: 7:S0a. mLv I'ortlMnd Ar ra 2:10 p. su I Ar Corvullls Lv 1 1S p. iu At Albany and Corvallls connect with trains ot oregon pacific raiiroatu Express Trains dally, except Sunday: :10p. ralLv Portland ArS30a.m 25 p. m I Ar McMlnnvllle Lv S.-45 a. m a-Throufh tickets to all points east and south. For tickets and full Information re garding rates, maps, etc, call on the company's agent afMedtard. B L'UKHLKIt S. P. ROGERS. Manager. Asst. Q. K. & P Al L. M. LYONS, Gontpactep AND O ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Medford, - - Oregon. K. F. WOOD. MEDFORD, OR. It! Coil nBiLier Jobbing of all kinds. Plans and estimates furnished on application. Jack screws to let. HI i jy TRAM HARKS. DESIGN PATSMTS, i To All Shippers of Produce : M. E. Ballard & Go MM Cottage Grova Avenue, Chicago, Ills. General produce, commission merchants aad shippers. WANTS Bntter. cheese. Eggs. Potatoes, Apple. Onions, Cabbage, Dried Truita. Beans' Poultry. Game, Veal, Beef, Muttoa. Pork. Furs Hides, Pel ta, Tallow, Honey, Beeswax, Broom Corn, Feathers, Uinseug Koot, Cider Vinegar, Flour, Buckwheat, etc. HTSend forotirtlally bulletin. OOPYsHQHTS. ax for rnformatioo and fr. R&zdbook wrtt. to stt'NN A CO. 1S3 BKOxDWiT, NEW ToKC OMM bnnsa foe securtnc patents m America. Ktstt patent tax an out by us Is brought beiora the pabxie by a nouea grrto traa ot ooarga In ta ricufific wcnrau Largast etrealatloa of say setatArae vapar tn th world. SplaadlalT Ulastrsted. No IntatlxraDt sua skooTd b. wtthoas . Waaklr.SS.aa a KirttlJOstzaiontha. AddrasaMDNNA CO. amtusaa. 301 atnaAway. Haw York Cttr. J. R, WILSON, BLACKSMITH General BlacksmilliiD AND Horse and Oxen Shoeing- MEDFORD, ORE. h t i fl t u V ytiqmney St., CliUraijcIl),