The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, October 20, 1893, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextffeMor IF YOU WISH TO READ A Rattling Good Local County Newspaper TAKE THE MAIL o $1.50 PER YEAR. IF YOU W.5H TO ASJiSniE ...- Anything-Any Desaription-at Anjf Tims TRY THE MAIL GOOD RESULTS. J V 1 : VOL, V- MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893. NO. 42. SOCIETIES Of MEDFORD. A. O. U. W. Lodire No. 98, meets every Brst and third Wednesday in the month .at 8 p. m. n their hall in too opera block. Visiting brothers invited lo attend. W. P. H. Legatb, M . W. I. A. Webb, Recorder. W. R. C Chester A. Arthur Corps No. 24. meets second and fourth Thursday's of each month at 3 o'clock p. m., at G. A. K. hall, in Odd Fe lows building. Mrs. Nannie M. Woolf, Pres. Mrs. Edith Bradberv, Sec. K. of P. Talisman lodge No. 31, iseets M n day evening at S p. m. Visiting brothers al ways welcome. M. Porbis, C. C. Frank Shideleb, K. of R. and S. I. O. O. P. Lodge No. S3, meets in i. O. O. F. hall every Saturday at at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers always welcome. A. c. Nicholson, N. G. J. R. Wilson, Rec. Sec. I. O. O. F. Rogue River Encampment, Ledge No. SO, meets in I. O. O. F. hall the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 8 p, m. I. A. Webb.C. P. B. S. Webb. Scribe. Olive Bebekah Lodge No. S3, meets in I. O. O. F. hall first and third Tuesdays of each month. Visiting sisters invited to attend. Mrs. Cora Lyon, if. O. Miss. Deixa Pickeu Rec Sec. A. F. & A. M. Meets first Friday on or be fore full moon at 8 p. m., in A. O. U. W. hall. E. P. GEABY, W. M. W. P. Ltppixcott, Sec. Sec i. A. R. Chester A. Arthur Post No. 47, meets in G. A. R. hall every second and fourth Thursdays in each month at 7:30 p. m. N. B. Bkadbbky, Com. S. H. HOLT. Adit. LO.G T. MeetS Tuesday night at 7 p. m. at A. O. U. W hall. Fraxk watt, C, T. E. A. Joirssos, Rec. Sec. W. C. T. TT. Meets at Presbyterian charch on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Mrs. Rose DeGroot. Pres. Mrs. L. L. Angle, Sec Young People's Reading Circle Tuesday even Ing sf each week, under iae auspices of the Ep worth League. F. A. I. U- L. L. Polk lodje No. S65, meslS every Satnrday at S p. m. J. H. Smith, Pres. CHURCHES OF MEDFOED. Christian Churches. P. Grant, pastor. Reg nlar services every Lord's day at 11 a. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Y. S. C. E. meeting .every Sunday evening at 6:30. Preaching the first and third Lord's days at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor's residence, room eight second floor Odd Fellows' building. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, in the church. Methodist Episcopal Church -E. S. Craven, pastor. Services every Sunday morning and evening at usual hours for church services, Epworth League meets at 6:30 p. m . Sunday. Sunday sehool at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting -Thursday eveninc. Pastor's residence on c street, one block South of Mail office. Presbyterian Church Rev. A. S. Foster, pas tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Y.P. S. C. E., 6:15 p. m. Junior Endeavor Society at 3 p. m., Sunday. Praver meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 lock. Baptist Church T. H. Stephens, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday even ing. Sunday school at 10 a. m- Methodisl Episcopal Church South Rev. w. T. Fenton pastor. Services every first and fourth Sundays of each month. Sunday .-school every Sunday at 3:iAJ p. m. PROFESSIONAL CASDS. ft S. PENTZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Medford Oregon. Mining Corperation and Commercial Law and Collections. Notary Public. JTRAXCIS FITCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Medford, Ore. Will practice in ali courts of state or U. S JONES & KIRCHGESSNER, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Medford, Oregoc Calls promptly attended to day or .light, Office in Optza Honse block. M. I. VAWTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Bank Building. MedforoT, Or J H. WHITMAN, " ABSTRACTOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in bank bailding, Medford, Or Have the most complete and reliable abstracts of title in Jaeltson county. W'M. H. GRANT. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Medford, Oregon. Residence, Coiner $ and Fifth Streets. "YEBSTER & HAMMOND, Lionel B. Webster. Austin S. Hammond ATT0RHEY3 AT LAW, Office I, O. O, F. building, Medford, Or E. B. PICKEL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Medford, Or Office: Rooms i and 3 1. O. O building. J..B. WAIT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office in Childtrs' Block, Medford, Or E. P. GEARY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office Cor. C and Seventh sts., Medford, Or J)R. O. F. DEMOREST, RESIDENT DENTIST, Makes a specialty of first-class work at reason - nine rui.es. Office In Opera House, . Medford, Or. J)B. J. W. 0DGEES, DENTIST. Has permanently located in Medford for the practice of dentistry. From a continued prac tice of over 14 years. I am prepared to guaran tee entire sausiucituu. Give me a call. Over Slovers drug store. AXLE GREASE KrsT n the world. CCTraxing qoaiitmar aamrpasseii, bcloeuit entlaatinir two boxes of any other brand. Not FRAZER Being a Bachelor has many a drawback if you buy your clothes haphazard. Lost but tons and unexpected rips have no terrors for the wifeless, needle -and-threadless man who is clothed by Fetscl, Tie Front Street Tailor. Our suits require no after-tailoring last, long and look well as long as they last Come in and-- Get Suited The sooner -The better. FOR THE LAND'S SAKE! and for your own sake, buy some land. Good Real Estate is the finest in vestment iu the world. The failures of banks or the depredations of thieves cannot affect it as they can ready cash. The duetuations of the money market cannot depreciate its value, which, if your land is pur chased in a growing neighborhood, is certain to steadily increase with time. The farm property which we are offering for sale is a prime article and embraces the very best of fruit and agricultural lauds improved and unimproved. Tha city lots which we have listed have every thing to recommend them beauty of location, good soil, and proximity to stores and schools. HAMILTON & PALM, Medford, Oregon. We will gladly furnish gratuitously all desired information regarding the great Rogno river valley. h BUY-CYCLES and buy the best Bicycle yon can get It Isn't a thing you buy every week or every year. Therefore you want it not only handsome in appear ance, but durable in wear. You want It with the latest modern improvements, and adapted to popular requirements speed, safety and comfort. Among modern wheels the "imper ial" leads la all above particulars. The lightest weight, the lowest price consistent with quality. . CALLOWAY, MEDFORD. - ----------- - RESTAURANT I R. JORRONSOS, : THE I BEST I BREAD 1 MAN; z in this city is Jorgonson the Baker. z He kneads good bread for all who 2 need good bread, and "take the : cake" for making tne choicest cakes z and pies. Weaever you are not : 2 busy, and feel inclined for a loaf, dont j z forget to call on Jorgonson the Baker, : I the: BEST BREAD 1MAN. ! Seventh St., Madford, Or. i TAYLER 5 The Fashionable Shoe-Qealer and fcTaker. Latest styles in men's shoes, ladies' button boots and oxfosd ties; Children's wear-resisting- shoe, cus tom work and repairing promptly attended to. Opposite PostofScd. MEDFORD. OREGON. CONTRACTORS r AND BUILDERS. We are prepared to give estimates on any building from a woodsbcad to a fctate capital. All work in our line guaranteed first class in every respect. Medford, .- r Oregon. If Anybody Shonld Ask Ton for a place in Medford where they could get - Boois anil Mi Repairei You would naturally tell them at- G. 0. Noble's Because that you now his work is first-class and guaranteed to be just as his customers want it East Seventh St., Medford. Your Best Girl gazed Into our window yester day for twenty minutes. She was looking at Engagement Rings. but wouldn't have you know it for the world. The ring? aro certainly lovely, but we caunot use them all. We selected ours years ago. Have You. 1. selected yours! PR1TCHARD, THE JEWELER. EOCENE Is a Special Ijranil of Burning 041, which we manufacture expressly for FAMILY USE. It is a Perfect Illuminator. It is Hiffli Fire Test. w It is of Uniform Quality. We iruarantee It to be the hichest possible GRADE OF ILLUMINATING OIL. Ask for It. STANDARD OIL pOMPANV. MERBIMAH & REBATE, BLBfiKSillTHipT iiiiiimnitniHtmMiiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiitniitiiiiiMi fiOBSE SHOEING AND iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiin'ii(iiiiiiiiiMiiliiiMiiMiiiiliilM WflBOUBKIHG. .? ShawTe lilSOD Hardware: Nails, Locks, Blocks, Saws. Files. Hammers. Stoves: Heaters Plain or Fancy, "Famous Bridge Beach" make. Tinware: Wash Boilers, Pails, Pans, Coffee Boilers, Miners' Supplies: Powder, Fuse, Picks, Steel Shovels, Pani. Cutlery: I. X. L.antl O. V. B. Pocket, Carving and Table Sets. Ammunition: "New Club" Shot Shells, Powder. Shot, Wads, Rififi and Pistnl f!nrtririr Paints: Lead, Oils, Varnishes, "Sherwin - Williams' Plows and Harrows: Black Land, Canton Oliver Chilled and Steel. ALL QUESTIONS OF METAL can be readily and cheaply solved by doing business with us BEEK, WHITESIDE & CO., Corner C and Seventh Streets, - W. H. PARKER & SONS, (Successors to Jas. A. Slorer & Co.) THE POPULAR Our line of Drugs, Patent :: Medicines and Stationery :i: is replete in every detail, jj! A FULL - STOCK - OF V Prescriptions carefully compounded under MEDFORD, H OTEL MEDFORD Formerly Grand Central. Best Accommodations in the City Rates Reasonable. ""i FURNITU RE EaqjitSrPwr, Curtains, -11 I. A, WEBB, JHIUMMIIIIItlimSIUIIMllltMIIIHIUIIIIIIUIIIIII 'UNDERTAKING ; niitiiimimitiimimtmiimtmiimiMMHiiiiiir L. E. BENDER, CANDIES mi CIGARS 1IU1M J JUIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIKItlltlllllllllHIIIIIillltllllllllliiiHiililllli: I Alma Mia Patti, La Rosade Ramirez, Celebrated I General Arthur, Sweet Clover and the I Bill Nye 5 cent cigars. Oranges and Lemons. niitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Ice Cream every Evening but Sandav C Street, Opposite Mail Office, - - - Medford, Oregon. w. 1. VAWTEB, Pres. Wm. SLrNGEU. Vice Pres. Jackson County Bank. CAPITAL, - $50,000 Medford, Oregon Loan moHey on approved security, and transact a general banking business on th; most favorable terras, atjTYour Business Solicited, Correspondents: Ladd & Bush, Salem. Anglo-California Bank, San Francisco. Ladd & Tilton, Portland. Corbin Banking Co., N. Y Parties wanting FRUIT of any kind will find them in stock with C. W. SKEEL & SON, Agents for the Sugar Pine Door and Prescriptions Carefully ' Componded. - Jffaia Street, v . - ' . -... Medford Oregon . T " Paints. Clipper, - - - - MedTord, Oregon. DRUGGISTS. We carry the best brands of Cigars, Perfumes, Toilet Articles and Drug Sundries. - LEGAL - BLANKS. directions of a registered physician. OREGON. Only white help employed. M. PTJRDIN, Prop'r. JIIIIMUIfMtUIHMIMtUMIIttMMMIIMflllMMMtHllh. itiiiiutiitmitttiiiiimiMiitMmmiMiiutMMtiitir If WlUUUW) MEDFORD. . Picture Framinir m. Stmv11tit 5 J. E. ENYABT. Cashier receive deoosits subject to check, BOXES Lumber Company, Medford, Ore, THE MORTAR DtUO STOtE, G. II. HASKISS, Prop'r. H .xrTMIKO IN TMC IINC Or Pure D.iigs, Patent Medicines, Books, Stationery, . PAINTS no OILS, Tobaceocs, Cigars, Perfumery, Toilet Articles and KVeryiuing mat is eurrieu 111 a urst. class DKUU STORK. AID TOBACCOES Soldiors' and Sailors' Reunion. Written for Tub Med?obd Mail. It is a little la to to suy anything ro Cardlnt; our grand reunioa and eucamp ment, but as wo had such art aid red food tiraa wo are just geUiur down to tho realities of life. And then again, wo have had any amount of work in compiling a correct roport from the register books. Talcing for granted that you will accept my apology for bo ing lato I will proceed with my littlo say. Tuesday w;is our flrst day and, unfortunately, it opened just a little too wot for out-door nmmem miU to bi taken with a relish, but tho '"boys in blue", could recall times when the rain drops effected not thoir lino of inarch or battle conflicts, and bearing this thought in mind they swung iutj lino for drill Jike the bravo "old vets" they are. Tho first day's eiereis: consisted mostly of making straw b.ids, spread ing blankets and generally making their tents ready for occupancy. Ro istering was a part of the day's pro gram as was also tha grand parade and inspection. In the evening the V. It. C, of Medford, like the good ladies that they are, gave a most pleasant re ception and entertainment at tha opera house. Wednesday there was n. littlo more wet but a clear sky showed itself about noon and encampment work brgan The skirmish drill by company D, of A.hland, wa9 one of tho intjrosting features of tho day. l'arada at nine o'clock headed by the ModforJ band. Hon. H. B. Miller gave a very pleasing talk at the grand stand; six o'clock dress parade and .inspection. Camp- fire in the evening addressed by Aba Axtjll and others. Thursday was as tine a day as one wishes to see and fully CO) visitors enjoyed the day's program. 0;ening was a cannon salute at sunrisa and while I think of it that cannon saluted several times and right hard, too; so hard in fact that it is a cripple until repaired. At two o'clock District Com mander J. C. Coopjr gave a very in teresting talk, and a little lator Iter. McLean pave us another pleading ad dress. The evening campOro was opened by Commander Hills, of Ash land. I almost forgot to mention the sham battle by company D. of Ashland. It was quite a novel fight to many and fully enjoyed. Friday, the last day of the reunion was taken up almost wholly by business of the association. Uv-laws were read and afttr fome correcting and amend' ing were passed. It was at this time decided to hold the next reunion at Grants Pass and the dale for com1 luencement of said reunion was set for July 2, ISM. Next followed tho elec tion of officers resulting as .follows: S. H. Dunlap, commander: D. IT. Hol ten, senior vice commander; S. II. Holt, district junior vice commander: J. E. Peterson, district quartermaster; J. P. Coleman, district chaplain: T. E. Hills, adjutant. A vote of thanks was tendered the Medford band for the most excellent music furnished, as was also a vote of thanks tendered the peo ple of Medford. As a whole a general good feeling prevailed throughout the four days en campment and all present expressed themselves as having had an immense time. Medford did her b.st to treat the boys square and if her people fell short of the mark it was not for any want of good intent. Following is a list of those present: (The last figures given in all cases are the corps number. Ed. Andrews. T O. Co. E. Is; Mich car'l. 1 ; Salem. Adams, Jesse W. Co. D No.. Iowa lnf :Tal"nt. AoglcL U Co. A. 1141a Vx. Inf.S; Medford. Axtcl, Abe. Co. K, 101st IV Inr. S: G Pass. Atwator. J. O. Co. C.SV.h 111. Iuf. IT: A.Uil'J. Allen, Noah, Co. K. ;n Cal. l.a. 16: Ashland. Barr D, Co. n.4Tth Ind. Cav; Ashland. Berry, SJltton. Co. D. tilth IU. Inf. IJ: Ashl'd. Bradbury. M. B. Co. F-.-WIhlll. Int. 11: Med. Bryant. E. Co. C. 57th Mass. Iuf. 11: Medl'nL Bradsbaw. w. II. Ci. r. 7th 111. Inf. 13: C Tass. Brown, Edwin. Co. D. 7th Minn. Inf. W: Med. riyrus. W F. Co. A. Uh Mass. Cav. 31. U Pass, j lioardraan, C A, 11th X. Y. Ind. Battery, Art. : Medford. Bashford. O W. Co. C 11th Wis. Inf. 13; Med. Brautner, J H. co I. llth Wis. Inf; Medford. Beach, B, Co. C. SSlh . Y. Inf. Sth X. Y. H. A : Ashland. ninginan. Samuel O, Co. A, Sth M. S. M. U Corps: Williams. Banch. B M, Co P. 6th & 3rd Minn. B: Med, Maker. U S. Co. K.6ih Kan. Car: Etna. Bcal, Ceo. W, Co. D. Tlh Mo. Inf; HigBtte. Boussam. J II. Co. D. tsth 111. Cav.I:h: srd. Casey. J R. Co. D. lnth Iowa Inf. Cox. J E. Co. K, Snd III. Cav. 17. Crowson. Goore. Co. F, Sud Miss. Battery. Calilc, S. Co. B, 33rd Iowa Inf. Corbett, S C, Co. C, tfth Iowa cav. Carpenter. John W. Co. G. 1st SCeb. cav. Coy, G C. Co. K, 5Tth 111. Iuf. IS. Colvig. V, Co. C, 1st Oro cav ; Grants Pass. Carlton. S A, Co. K, Srd Iowa cav. ! : E Point. Cally, Jumos II. co. U, Slst & S3nd Mo. cav: Grants Pass. Coirshcll. John, co. FI. SSnd til. Inf: Medford. Cale, John M. co. F, 2nd N V art. S; Larraso. Mexico. Crawford, S P, co. 0, 1st Ind. art:Grants!Pas. Clarlc, C J. co. B, S3rd Wis. Inf; Sams Valley. Cook, Thomas, co. 1, 173rd N Y Inf, 19; Napa. California. Chandler, I P, eo. 11, Uh Iowa oav; Medford. Cooper, J 0, 00. L, 111) Mo. cav; McMlnvillo. Cooksey, B F, co. II. 30th III. Inf. 17; T Reck. Carlton, S S. CO. K, 3rd Iowa Inf. 16; K Point. Coker, Thomas, co. II, lUlst 111. Inf. 90. C'l Pi, Coleman, M H, 00. B, 6th III. Iuf. Mcx ; Talent. Colvig, Win. M, co. C, 1st Or, cav; Jacksonville Clemens. A W, 00. A, 1st homo guards ; St Po tergburg, Florida Cary, W J, co. C, 1st Oro. Inf; Beagle. -Duulap, S II, co. J, 40th Iowa Int. Dodge, ira C, 00. II, Slst Iowa Inf. 15. Donnsy, Sarauol co. L, 4th U S art. Davis, W K, co. 1, 4th Ohio cav; Medford' Dumou, M S, co. O, 7th vt, V V I ; Medford, . Dlckiaon, W R, 00. G, 15th Ohio Inf; T Hock Denny, Sam'!, co. E, 13th Ind. vol. IS; Ash'ld. Erford, J It, co. F, 130th Pa. Inf. 3; Medford. Elliott, Jas, co, L. Snd Ohio art. 1 1 ft 23; Ash. Evens, O I., co, 6, O S S; Grants Pass. Faueett, lvlll, co. A. Sth Ind. Int. 14; Med. Foster, U D, Capt- Mexican war. FiiU, Jas, co. I.. 1st Ohio cav. 4 ; C Point. Fitzgerald, W S, co. F, tSth III. Inf. 40, SO; Goid Hill. Franoest, A K, eo. D, 60th 111. Inf, 14; Mt. An gle, Ore. Grainger, F M, Co. U, 45th Mo. Int. JO; Ashl'd, Gibson, I M, 00. C, 134th Kas. ; O'l Pt Ganlere, Chas, 00. 1, 88th 111. Inf; Ashland. Grossnmon. Jacob O, co. I. TSth Pa. Inf; Med. Gutches. J M, co. K, 88th Ohio Inf; Medford. Gray, It A, eo. A, 1st Ore. cav ; Talent. Gaze, A B, co. II, l'Jth .Vor. Inf. 6; Grinnell, Iowa. Hill. FE. co. 1,31th 111. Inf. II; Ashland. High, D, co. F, 7tli Calif. Inf. Hlldreth, E, co. 1. 18th Pa. cav. I. Hollon, D S, regimental surgeon 1st Ore. cav; Grants Pa-. Holt, S II. U 8 N gunboat Oen'l Grant; Med. Hooker, Alford If. co. K, I9:n Kas. Inf. S3. Hull, P.il'.t, 10th Inl. bat. li: Spikenard. Hawk, Rllas, co. B, 1st Mo. cav; Medford. Houston, A II, co. E, !8ta Mo. cav. 6; C'l Pt, Hitch, L D, co. A. 35th Iowa Iuf; Medford. Holllnmworth. II, 3rd Iowa bat; Medford. Henry. Hamuel, co. It 4th III. cav; Medforp. Joccs, G II, co F, 13th N Y Inf. S; Tolo- Jordon, G M. co E. lttth 111. Iaf. 4; Medford, Jones, G T. co C. 2Ird Wis. Inf: McdforJ. Jcflers. C, co F.Bih Iowa inf. 13; Central Pf Jugnelt, Frederick, co C, i.th N Y lnr. It: Jacksonville. Jost. Frank, co D. 93th N Y Inf. King. W s. co H. 21th Iowa luf. 10: Medford. Keegan, Owen, co K. 10th Minn. Inf. 16: Jack sonville, Larance, S C, Co 17 Pioneer corp3! Gold Hill. Loy, John. lMta 111. inf: Grants Pass. Leever, W T. co A, 1st Ore. cav; Central PL Morris, Wai M, co A. 2nd Ark. cav; Drapsr. McCall, J M. co A, 1st Ore. cav; Ashland. Miller. J W. co H. GSM In I. inr. 21: Medford, Mott, Thcolore, co D, lSlh Wis. lh corps; Grants Pass. Moore. U It. co D, 33rd Ind. Inf. S)th corps; Woodville. Mabeu. Ek'b?rt. co D. 1st Mich. cav. 2Jnd corps; Medford Miller, Morris, co H. 23th Iowa inf, 13: Jack sonville Moat. A J. eo H. 3rd y V cav: Gold Hill McKoa, Rohert, co C, 1 1th N Y, II A 8; Gr'ats Pass Moore. J It. co D. 7th Tenn inl : Gold Hill Noble. O C, co K. 4th Iowa cav, 17: Medford Nicholson, Lemuel S. co E. Iflth Kas cav; Mei Needham, Frank, U S nary Mexico vol: Wal do. Oregon Owlngs. P II, lth Mo; Jacksonville Powell, Wm, co G, 10th & 5SUi Ind Inf, ll: Ashland Poe, Frances M, co B. SV.h Wis iaf, 2; Med reterson, J E, 2-'aJ Wis Inf; Grants Pass Parker, C R. eo I. 2ad Ohle inf, 10: Weliaa Purkeyplle, Martin, co H, 141th Ohio lnf, 11: Central Point Pcnwcll. 3 S. co K. 91h Kis car.I ; xedford Piuvc-r.h. JC.coK. 3JOi Wis Inf. 16: Ashland Per Jue. John E. co A. 1st Ore cav: xedford Rhodes, James II. co D. 3rd 1!1 Vol Inf, 14; Ashland . Kawlinffs. w. co F, Krd Iowa Ial, 15: Cen'l Pt Reynolds. Isaac II. co C, 1st Ore Mex war, cav . Jacksonville l:-sl.1en. J w. eo H. 16:h Iowa Inf; Medford Sayls. J P. co H, 1st Neb cav : Ashlaad Sherman. S, co I. 9th Iowa Inf; Ashland Smith. ED.coK. Si:h Ind Inf; Ashland Schampp. G, co G. Jih Ohio Iof. 15: Jack'rlle Stewart. F . co C. Wth 111 Inf: Phoenix Slsson. Lewis, co 1, 12th Ind cav: Grants Pass Squire. A C. co G. SJnd Wis Inf. 17: Medford Smith. J C, co E. 17th Iowa lnf, : Sams Vy Short. J w, co 1. 2nd no cav: xctlford Smith. J S. co B, 141st Ohio inf: Ashland'. Stiles, w C, Adjl Illth III Int. 15: Williams Stidham. N. co K. Sad no car, IS; Central Pt Smith. Tilson. co B, llth Ind car, 1 : Cca'l Pt Smith. A C. co B. 2nd wis inf: Phoeaix Shock, 11 G, co I. Sad ore lnf: Eiirle Point Sti:t. w w. co G. 3rd Ks cav: xedford staaOeld. m. co E. si:h Iowa Inf. 14: Easrle P: si7nd for drv placer minis,, to coa-lth.JrlS.coD.4thIowavolin!.l5:Ph-nx . . j 4 seoeraW the fctecle. Cv.oK. 1st Art cav. 7: Goid Hill . , , , SyJ-ra. wm. co F. 23.-J IU luf. 34; Central Pt Stewart, aalhew. 00 C. ICOth Pean tat. 9: Tint Stevenson. BF.coP, 10Ui III inf. 4: Mod lord Sutler, Thomas, co A. 101st Pcnn Inf. 6; CI Pt Smith. A J. co D. rilih III inC 15 & 17: G Ilia Stewart. A J . co G, iad Jlo cav: H-dford Sevcrcl. w A. co 1. 1st La Inf. IS: Medford Stacy. I J. co E. Sth 20: Svas Valley She-vUn. James. U S Ship Troy; New York Thompson. A.co H. Il:h Iowa, 10: Jacksnvlie Turner, wm. co E, UT.:h Ohio iaf: siedfard Thrall. E H. co E. S:h N Y cav, 1 : Jacks"riUe Tnral!, EJwia. co E, Sth N Y car. 2; Su Pe tersburg. FlorSla. Ulen. L It. co K. 40Ui Kas In.'; Ashland Vanutla. G,E. Wth Ind inf: Ashland VoSsely. Henry, co G. 1st Maart: Medford Vannatta. G. co E. s:h lad inf. 15: Ashland Vandyke. John G. co H. 13th Peon iaf; MedTd Vroonan. S. co B, inh Wis inf, ; Gold Hill VTa'.kias, John, co B, ISth xjBVl. 17' Ea-e Point Wortman. S G.coL, Sth III cav, 1: Melford Wralon. S M. co H. Sth Coan int. IS; Table R Whitehead, R li, co H. Strd Wis inf. IS: ved Wvwlf. Isaao. co B. ia 1 Shiocav: xlforJ Wright, John. co G. l;tth Kas lnf, 7: Phoenix Weaver. J M. co IJ. StiJ ?a car. I ; Medford Woodford. A M. co C. 1st Ore cav: Medford Wakefield. Ira. Field and Staff. K I; Phoeaix Wade. E A. co II. lth Ind iuf. S3; Grants P s wood. M s. co c. I Ith Mirh int. 1 1: Eagle !oiat tVeirr. John, co K. 1st III? Jacksonville Wilson. J II. co C, Srd Cal car; Medford; West, T J. co A. 2."th 111 U3:h II! inf: Phoeaix Wood. J I co I. 7!h Tcoa cav; Ashland Winters, Chas. co E. 1st Mass inf: Jacksonville W gv'-n L. co A. 6:h Iowa lnf: Medford Yocum. K K. co C. 2nd III art, IN Jacksonville SONS or VBTKRAXS, RABSISON CAMP SIX. 1R. W M Pamun. I. L, Damon. C O Samon. Clyde V Davis, WA Holt. Alien J Holt. Melvin A Ison. wm H Wilson. Chas C Wilson. J M Howard. T M Howard. Chas A Dlckisoa. G A Hover, F C Miller. E I Miller. J LHooker. P R Nicholson, W C Squire, W A Squire. A E Squire. M Bordman. E A Langiey. C W Phillips Ed Redden. W L Morgan, ail of 5elford. Orcgan: Buell Uildrclh, E A Hildreth. Ashland. Oregon: L R Parker. GranW Pass: S C Sherrill. Wood- ville; John It Stewart. W T Smith, A C Smith. John S Wright, Geo F Wright, Joseph M Wright, all of raoentx. Oregon; E M Noble. Central Point: F E Stanueld. Eagle Point; Geo W Bryant, J F Fitrgorald, Gold Hill; C C Char ley, Climax. Oregon. Bt'RNSlDK CORPS SO. 21, ASnXAXO Musilsmes Mary E McCall. Mary r. Berry Melissa J Sayle, Liia Griswold. Helen Raliih. Sophia Sanlere, Minerva Smith, A E Thompson. C R MinUler. Emma Stephenson, Carrie E liar gadine. I-c Chitwood. E X Hildreth. Mabel Car ter. B Beach, M McClunle, C H Veght. S U Dua lap. Ssrah Saylc, Emily K Hill. Lou Whittle, E Crowson, Mrs lKulge, Miss E Ganier. Mesdnmes Phivbe Axtell, HD Jones. Mlnaie Phipps, Lirzic Parker. Maud Parker, W J Sovo sonsf C W Wade, Mellle Mott, E Lister. Grants Pass; Misses Addle Watkson, Alice Watkson, Eagle Point; Mrs B R Moore, Woodville; Mrs Frank Davey. Fvrest Grove: Mesdamcs Annie Wright. Laura Wright. EOto M Wright, Ivay Critchlow, Misses Littic Crltchlow, Anna Criteltlow, Mary Critchlow, LiEiio Critchlow. Hhiwnix: Mesdaraes J M Gibson, Mattio Leo, E Coker. K M Leever, Misses Edna Gibson, Lula Lee, Central Point; Mosdamos Mary Keegan, O Keegan, Annie Keegan, Ellen Grimes, Ellen Sohump. M E Yocum, S;vraettn Thompson, Cen tral Point; Mas W R Diekison, Table Rosk: Mrs KJ Stewart, Tacoma, Wash.; Mrs Polk Hull Spikenard. Ore.; Miss Cooper, McMinviile, Oro. C1IESTKK A. AUTIUUl CORl'S SO. 3, MKUFVttD. Musdsmes Faanlo Houston. M E Davis, Sarah Whitman, Maggie Noble, M E Darnell, M,S Smith, Carrie Damon, Nannie Woolf, Batah J Squire, Coil, L C Redden, Clara Brown, Louisa Hover, Sarah Ponwell. Mattio Bousom, Mary K Surran. Frank Wait, Harriet Mabon, II G Shock, Chnrls Baarduian, Josephiae Boara- man. Sadie Squire, J W -Miller, J R Erford, Myr- tol Woodford, Minnie Weaver, A M Woodford, Culla Holt, Ida nioklson, Emma B.tshtord, Not lie Scott, Era Bunch, Forna Holt, Liln Saokott. George Mickey, C M Boardtnan, Rydal Brad- bery. Misses May Earheart, Florance Squire, Ida Keddon, Cora Bashford, Sadie -Ymaa, Ber tha Langley. Carrie Bousom, Delia Surran, Eaton, Gruce Fawcett, Jennie Griffith, Cinelth Buck. Ketta I'rl.Uiy, Saclta Guches, Etta Ear- heart; Francis Davis, Emma Kellogg, THE OLD BOYS PLAY JOKE?. Follwin"r:is cu account of some of the okes played during the soldiers' re union: Comrads Dunian and Hill, of Ash land, played a practical joke upon coraratwiuer stewHi-i, oy relieving tnaii eentleman of a box of fine Havana ci gars, but suffice it to say, the joke was turned, by one still more practical when the boys found to their dismay, as well as disgust, that soms snsak thief had relieved them of their bur djn. But a still more practical joko was played upon a poor, dumb fowl.J which originally belonged to one J. S. How ard, of Medford. The chick wa3 happy in blissful ignorance until the wee 'stria hours of nightfall plaeed it into thj bands of some of the old camrads who had not forgotten bow to forags, yet perhaps- over thirty years have elapsed . since tho boys had to skirmish for! sotnthiug more than hard tack and army bjans. This poor chicken was taken to camp in tha old fashioned way after th-; ofli-jers were supposed to be in dreamland soaring among the fan cied fairies, but uuluckily for the chicken fiends, the rooster, which was a hen that had been setting for four months, let out an unearthly squack, which put the whole camD in an tip roar, and brought instead defenders, to its rescue, a lot of hungry, gleaming, glaring eyes, to gloat upon its prey, and amid cries from jhungry women and children the poor old hen was torn in pieces and devoured with a relish by those who were able to obtain a piece, without salt or pepper, and one of th.; comrads says it vas not even cooked. The above is only a r;lic of bygone days of the army service. Comrade Poe took a load of choice melons to the camp with the expectation of realizing a snug little profit, but no sooner did ho appear in th9 camp with his load than did the old "Vets," women and children, relieve him of his load and even without compensation for the sam3. Some pilfering, hungry comrade made a haul on Quartermaster D3vis just at the close of the campaign, by ransacking, and takiug the last hard tack that he had in store, thinking, perhaps, it might bi a practical joke. .Nothing was said, but further develop ments have proven, however, that no comrade in the earn? would be guilty of such a crima. If the guilty pirty is apprehended it will go mighty hard with him. One of tjie Olo Vets. For Ury Placer Miuinj. Chas. F. Willsie, of Ogdin, ITtah, has invented a devise for dry placer miniag. The Scientific Amarican des cribes it like this: "A blast fan is con nected with one end of a casing, at oae end of which is a boppjr, and a series of connected pans containing' quick silver is arranged in the bottom of the casing, agitating wheels being j mouVid to revolve iu the pans, abive i which is a series of hinI gx'. s. Ta improvement is mora especially d precious metals from th3 sanl without the us of water. Electricity is arn plied the plates and pans to electrically charge and give life to the quicksilver and keep it from flouring, aad lamp heat applied under the pans or other means, to facilate the separating of the j precious metal from th-? s-tid.' Don't Fool With Morphine. From The Oregoniaa. Morphine is curing many things, and its fatal hold is grrowinj oa thos3 who would despise its more apparent use. Druggists report that they have cus tomers for diarrhcei medicine who use it reru!arv, not knowing, vrhaps thai thev are miserable without the effects of the morphine is contains. Neural-. fia and t-x:hache) medicine is being furnished ia thi same way, and the habitual user imagines himself ia pain when it is only ;h morphine craving. The best way is to ask th drufrist whether the mdicinj he is about to sell you contains morphine, and if he is honest and values your respect, he will likely srive you somotbin? else. The bowels can be regulated without morphia and with loss permanent ef fect upou them: and the dentist is the proper persoa to take the toothache to. Some lianlinsr Possibilities. VThenever Irrigation prevails, says Y. E. Smythi in th Ootobsr Review of R.-viows, population is deas?. We may confidently ptv" a larir popu lation the su . n the reclaimed areas of r .Western states Massachusetts. than exisrv In the nature of ti .S3 this must be true. Most of the valleys are com paratively narrow and tha cultivable land is sharply limit d by tha moun tain rang-ss.' Furthermore, tha load under the ditch is valuable and must be put to most proStablo uses. The larger the capacity of au acre to produce smaller the average farm unit will be. Under thesa circumstances, maa's in genuity and energy will ba constantly directed to evolving couditiousof rural life that, while surrendering noaa of its peculiar blessings, shall approach most nearly to th3 roalizau rt of the best featura of towu lif. A daring writer has prdK'tjd that electricity, next to irrigation, will bj th iarst factory revolutionising the life of the farm. lie reasons that with the dense population and hi-rh average prosperity possiblo on irrigated lauds, and the abundant aeeessibla water power usual ly existing in eonnjetion with canals, electricity will be used to light and warm the farmer's horns, to propel his agricultural implements and raovo bis crops over smooth roads to tho market or railroad station. Certainly the pos slbilites for improvements of social conditions iu such commuuittss, are in finite. One of the advantages already realized in the general cultivations of trees, hedges and flowers in the streets and yards. Nowhcrd else such con ditions enjoyed as may alreudy be seen in the mora advanced communities of arid America. Move Along, don't stand Idle. It's tha mau whs lterps mov. Ing that ganorally suoneeis ia life. You can't help moving on when taking Siuimons Liver Rogulator. It cleanses the system from uU poisoa and sends the blood through the veins at a good rouni pace. The Regulator is the best insurance policy arainst Indigestion and ! Dyspepsia. Nothing malarious about Sim urer euia!or. Historical and So Forth. Mp.. Editor: As the favorite ' , children of the Lord were 49 years in the desert of Sinia, and as dar ing that unusual person, way back in the fifties, when it rained 40 days (Sundays excepted) and as the. Brooklyn bridge wa3 nearly that long in building, I have concluded to write you a line to let you know ihat it's my opinion that we are very likely to Jiave a similar expe rience to the one Noah had, longer ago than the olde3t inhabitant can remember. i'erhapa you havii ; never heard of Evans creek nor -" Tail Holt, but they are both right here in Jaxon county. I don't ' know that I will be able to write anything very netv orstartling, un-.' leas it might be to tell you of tha ; unsuccessful attempt of the demo crats and republicans to pass a free 1 silver bill. Ths biggest thing in L this vicinity (which is not in this vicinity at all) is the Jump-Up-Joe quarts (quartz) mine. I saw an I (eye) witness rizht from the scene ' r,i .:,! i r J - 1 he told me that the rock was plum. , full of gold. This saai3 man told t me for a fact that it was a splendid mine. He said he saw them mak a partial clean-up the other day. Lie further said oae man just held a half-bushel measure under the spout and another one run out tha" amalgum until it filled the half-; bushel full and running over (that is scripture measure) then he sat it down. Now, Mr. El., that stor reminds me very much of one I have heard in regard to some one (I can't call his name just now) having swallowed a whale, (which is a large fi?h). My observations are that the earth would have coa-" siderable. if not more, attraction, for a half-bushel of malgum. But, candidly, as near as I can ascertain the mine is a splendid one so far as the quality of the ore is concerned, and it has prespects of continuity. Mr. Ling, or r5hor,tfellow, I have forgotton which tells us, "'Lives of great men (such as G. Washington, T. Paine, R. G.Ingersoll, P. J. Evan, Geo. E. Bl'iOmer, etal.) all remind u, we should make our lives sub lime, and departing leave behind u.. foot-printa on the sands of time. Foot-prints that perhaps another, (boodier) seeing the heels are to ward the door, may take courage and follow after, go and do likewise some more. The above, Mr. E-J may be what you would call blank verse, but it euiinates from a pure heart and fair reputation and above all. it indicates the writer's mind ia so far as he very severely disap proves ot setting up ilasy young men for county treasurers peak- ing of seluoniness of good times, I wish right here to give my opinioa tf same. Some say it was because Cleveland was elected; others say it was because Harrison was xot elected; others sgatn.that we haven't enough silver, and others say it is because we hare too much silver. The opinioa of others is. too many railroads, too many banke,too much, interest, too manv" jrovernment af- ticers, and some go so far as to say we have too few countv treasurers. but my idea is that hard times are too plentiful. What makes hard time? Why, poor people. If there were no poor people there would be no more hard times. The preut administration should pass -a--lawmaking it a misdemeanor to be born poor ami then we should hear no more about poverty. Many a widow's and many an orphanrs water standing eye would bless the passage of an anti-poverty bilL That old saw, "but the poor ye have always with you," should haye some of the set knocked out and be re filled." T.want to say, Ed., that we should noTvsregajd what our pastors teil us. They tell us, the Lord helps them who helps themseives. ?d that is according to my observa- tions. One prolific cause of hard , times is, that people have ben getting too much pay for too little work. See now; there are scores of men hunting for work at $5 per . month and the less the wages the more men are wanting the job. see? Now let ali contractors come dowu to the Cos systtru of eight hour work: that is, eight in the forenoon and eight in the afternoon. - and thpn times will change. Every thing is flourishing on Evans creek. Farmers are improving the fine .season in sowing. The crops were verv trood tne -uast season, some farmers are onenug to sell wheat. good No. 2 spring, ttt 9S cents ' to ?1 per bushel. Most of ihera, how ever, are holding for higher figures. Adieu, adieu!! Mr. Ed. "I'll put a girdle around the world in 40 min utes." Thos. II. B. Tavlou. Woodville,' Or., Oct-10. Catarrh Caaaot be Cureil , with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as . they cannot reach ths sent of disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis ease, and in order to cure it you must, take internal remedies. "Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was presenoea oy one m ine oesi pnysi cisns ia this country for years, and is.a regular prescription. It is composed of thatest tonics known, combined with the Vst blood Duriflers, acting-di- A. . . .. . F . . .-. - ' I ' . norfect combination of the two ine dients is what uroduces such wonde testimonials, fre. - P. J. CH EXEV & CO., Pnps., Toledo, Sold by DcugUts, priiw 153. ' Neat, new and nattv. Taat is t wear received at w. otter s. v GUlilliiVbU ll, IC i'i mil ill l, ti II,' Mrs. Sears , on Scvtuta street, site jxistoftice. FOS SALE BY DEALERS GZNERAIX?. ltrf tmm 1 1.1 1 .11 i.l .1 Kai. iK.J.trj 'J' '