The Medford mail., April 13, 1894, Page 2, Image 2

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BLITOJT & YORK, Publishers.
A. S. Bliton, - - - Editor
W. T. Youx, - Manag-er
Published very FrMiiy' Morning.
MAN WAS 30RN TO HUSTLE.
Ha is of Jew days; but quite a plenty.
6U3SC3IPTION $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Entered in the PostofKee at Medford, Oregon
as Second-Class Mail Matter.
Medford, Fridav, Apiul IX ISM.
Bixger Herman gets the repub
lican nomination for congressman
nml Judge Lord, of Marion county,
for governor.
The morphine habit is spreading
to such an extent among New
York, and Brooklyn shop girls that
the W. C- T. U., of those cities, are
making a combined effort to sup
press the evil.
Frof. Is aukegan- has been admit
ted to the supreme court of Oregon
on his certificate as an attorney. and
counsellor at law and solicitor in
chancery from the supremo court
of Michigan. . .
. A point in law: 'Annual crops
which are the product of industrj
and care, sown by the owner of the
soil, are, while growing and imma
ture, personal property subject to
attachment and sale for the debts
of the owner.'" Policy vs. Johnson,
(supreme court, of Kansas), 33 Pac.
Rep. 8.
- The leather medal for hard luck
goes to the Pittsburg burglar who
risked his life to blow open the safe.
Was caught in the act and pursued,
broke his leg, was captured, and at
the police" station discovered that
his booty was $1,000 worth of con
federate bills.
Coxey's army of commonwealers
13 having a sorry time in its en
deavor "to reach Washington.
Twelve hundred recruits are now
beingfed at Ogden by the city, pend
ing the court's decision a3 to
whether the Southern Pacific rail
road, which roid brought them to
hat city, has a right to enter Utah
with that sort-of freightc-theFe be
ing territorial laws prohibiting the
; importation of paupers. - ; -
The city council's action in stay
ing proceediire iri matters pertain
ing to an improved water system,
until such time as' they can see
wherein the desired end can be
reached without seriously- crippling
the city's finance is truly a com
menJable move. The greatest
trouble to the American people is
their eagerness to attempt a leap in
the abyss of darkness, regardless of
the possible consequences.
The eounty books are to be ex
perjed. , The grand jury has se
cured the services of Geo. II. Kelly,
of Grants Pass, and Vinton Smith,
of thi3 county, to perform this work
with instructions to begin opera
tions at once. The gentlemen are
both accountants of long experience
and it is expected they will be able
to unearth any of the crooks that
jnay exist in said books. It will
bother them, ' however, -to tell for
what purpose some county war
rants have been issued, and why.
-TriE matter o subsidizing any
nnd all enterpises which come along
js becoming decidedly monotonous.
While the enterprises are undoubt
edly deserving it 13 as well a fact
that if our city .and county demand
Buch enterprises this demand and a
promise of a lucrative business
ought to be a subsidy sufficient to
warrant their being established.
Our business men and citizens in
general are naturally a liberal peo
ple, and they have built a city
which is assuredly a prosperous
one, and one which offers many
and varied adyantages to the es
tablishing of manufacturing enter
prises but they look not with
pleasure upon a subscription paper.
In the annals of Southern Ore
gon mining industry nothing has
occurred for many a long year
which . go positively demonstrates
the reliability and "staying'" qual
ities of our mines as doei the re
cent successful finish of the exten
sive -mining tunnel at Ashland,
svhere, at a distance of 600 feet from
the light of day was struck the
main ledge of the mine at a depth
of 575 feet from the surface. It
proves conclusively the thoory of Mr.
Morris, a 'recent arrival iu the val
ley and a mining man of experience,
that our best and richest mines
.will be found at quite a distance
below the surface. It is a fact that
many of our miner3 "pull up" and
gtart out for a hunt for pockets just
at a time when the mines upon
which they bavo been working
reach a point where a little greater
effort is required to work but at a
point, where, as demonstrated by
the Ashland company, the ore is in
reality just reaching a paying basis,
Mr. Morris is' of the opinion that
o ir mines will never reach a point
Wh-'rvin their full value can be. dc-
termined and realized until a smelt
er is erected at some place conven
ient to the several rich localities of
this valley.
In a communication from Beagle,
published elsewhere, a suggestion
is offered which is really amusing.
The writer recommends that Med
ford let up on the Jacksonville
ring and petition for an improve
ment in the roads leading into this
city." The suggestion is an amusing
one because that it lays wide open
the ofttimes quoted expression that
if Medford, or any other locality
outside the favored few, expects to
receive any benefit, no matter how
deserving, we must first attire our
selves in costly apparel and appear,
with heads uncovered, before that
great and only god ruler over Jack
son county's finance, and implore
this self exalted king to kindly
bestow upon a deserving people a
few of the county pennies which
the officials have not entirely ab
sorbed in their combination
"dealer's rake off." And, being thus
made subjects of the king's gra
ciousness we must promise a lasting,
fidelity to his principles, a brother
to his gang of despoiled and further
promise that politically we know
none but the one god and that he
and his shall be. preeminent in all
matters, either right or wrong. We
ask the taxpayers of this countv
if these are not the facts as thev
now exist. This paper is not at
tempting to defend, thj interests of
Medford iu this matter" any more
than any other of the several locali
ties which are not receiving their
quota of the county's public im
provements, and all because that
we dare to criticise the official con
duct of those who are elected, sup
posedly, to deal honorably and im
partially with each and every one
of their constituents recardless of the
political "pull" which the one may
have more than the other.
AHOSG THE CHUKUIES.
M. E. CHrRCH SOUTH.
Rev. T. L. Jones, presiding EMer'of
Grants Pass district, will hold the
third quarterly meeting ol Medford
charge at M. E. church on Saturday
eveninc of this week. Preaching by
ths Elder at 7:30 p. ra., business session
following. Preaehinr Sundsy morninr
and evening by tbe Elder a'.sot Every
body cordially invited. Reception of
members, and sacrament after morn-iDg-sermon.
baptist CHLKCn.
Rev. J. Merley preached to a larre
audience last Sunday morning. The
paslor will preach next Sunday. Morn
ing subject The evangelization of the
nuiiu. -vuiu subset J.U-J insjiir-
ation and true motive of christian
1.1 T7.-: . l. : . 'I-'.. . ,r-
work. 1 he Junior bocioty meets at o j
p. m. Besides other important fea-
tllfC rtffllia Tnn'no u-j-vt1- a nAnl'mmrl
:::rfV" ,r .;-T --'""-JlM 11 - ' m
1..-JOUI13 kjl t-iiu iiii.- ui jtjuj i
isieing pursued. B..Y. IVU. at G:.T.) ;
p. m. Subject Testifying in the midst j
of unbelievers. Lender, Florence j
Dowell. Sunday school at 10 a. m. is j
still growing in interest and numbers.
The B. Y. P. U. and Junior Union
will give a joint social, free to all. Fri
day evening the 13th. Songs, recita
tions, select reading-, remarks, social
converse will bo the order. Xo ad
mission fee. All invited. Pastor:
Two Small Farms for Sale.'
. These farms contain about seventy
and ninety acres: one is one-half mile
and the other three miles from Central
Point. Good land. If too large will
divide and seH a part of either. For
particulars enquire of C. Krcanbrack
or P. T. Downing, Central Point.
You will find a fine assortment
of Parasols and Umbrellas, cheaper
than the cheapest at Anglo & Ply
male's. StrayetJ or Stolen.
One brown mare, weight about 100')
pounds, six years old. branded "O li"
on left hip and ''O B L K"on leftNhoul
der. Had on saddle and bridle, saddle
marked-"H H It"' on back of cantle.
will pay a reward of ?10 for return of
mare, saddle and bridle.
. - H. Edwakds.
Medford, Oregon.
The Racket has received its first
shipment of spring' millinery. If you
want bargains you can b3 accommoda
ted. For Sale.
The undersigned will sell all, or in
sub-divisions to suit purchasers, his
Tablk Rock Ranch, oomprising 510
acres. Terms to suit. Situated on the
bank of Rogue river, two and one-half
miles from the bridge on Sams Valley
road. -
J. O. Johnson.
Table Rock P. 0.,.Tack?on county, Or.
The Weekly Orcjronian for Four Bits.
The Weekly Oregonian is a pretty
good newspaper, as a matter of fact, it
is a rattling good paper and is pub
lished in tho interest of Oregon and
her people. By subscribing, for The
MaiXi and paying fifty cents extra you
can get the two papers for one year.
Old subscribers to this paper w;ho will
pay all bauk dues and one year in ad-vancc--and
the extra four bits will be
entitled to both papers, same as new
subscribers. This is undoubteflly tho
best proposition yet made by any new:
paper on the coast. It is subscribers
we are after and subscribers we are go
ing to have.
.fas. Coeti has taken tho agency
for Albany beer.
New and second ' hand stoves for
sale at the Second Hand Store'
- Specialties in glassware at tho Sec
ond Hand Store.
Come to the Second Hand Store to
buy goods cheap.
Bellinger, the drayman, has wood
for sale,
Men's summer underwear from 25
cents up. Ladies' summer underwear
from 7 cenW up. The Racket, '
ECHOES FROM THE STREET.
J. R. Ei-ford: '-When Dr. Geary
used to diive a team hi-making his
professional visits about the city nnd
country he used to stop when near an
approaching train of curs, jret out of
his buggy and hold tho team by the
head. I noticed him doing the same
thing: with his bicycle a couple of days
ago force of habit undoubtedly."
L Li. Hamilton: "What am I doing
regarding the fruit cannery, vinegar
and jelly plant spoken of sometimo
ago? Well, when our fire occurred a
few weeks ago the subscription papers,
upon which were a few names, were
burned and I have not written up any
new ones and hardly think It worth
while to do so. While, of course, wo
are all anxious to see these enterprises
established itisaprottydillieult matter
to secure subsidies."'
Ed. Wi'.kinsi n: "Wait until I get
my new refrigerator then my market
will glitter. It will ba here about May
first and is being shipped from San
Francisco. It will bo (ixflxll feet in
size and will bo the finest article of tho
kind in Southern Oregon. It will cost
$"i0 and is warranted to kocp meat
thirty days when properly ieed. The
front of it is to bj covered" with hoary
plate mirror glass and my Viaine will
appear on it iu gilt letters. It will be
a thing of beauty."
A. Fotsoh: ''iSitise I opened business,
live days ago, I have taken orders for
thirteen suits of clothes. I didn't re
alize that Medford was so much of -a
cream city as it is. There are many
things' noticeable in this city that are
commendable. Principal among these is
the manner in which our people spend
their money at horn . There are but a
very few articles sent away for that
can possibly be bought here. A dollar
spent at home is not lost to. the city,
but a -good portion of it gets back into
circulation again among us. Trade is
first-ciass. 1 hear this expression com
ing from all the different businesses of
the citv."
STATE KEITBLICAN SOSUSEES.
For governor, V. P. Lord, Salem.
For secretary of state, II. It. Kin
cnid, of Eugene.
For state treasurer, P. Metschan,
of Baker City.
For supreme judge, C. E. V.'ol
verton, of Albany.
For supt. of public instructions,
G. M. Irwin, of La Grande.
For attorney general, C. M. Idle
man, of Portland.
For state printer, W, II. Leeds,
of Ashland.
Why fir. flerritt Did It.
Editor Medford Mail: I noticed a
t.uiuuiiiuiitiiiMi ill j our 1.13k- lau
headed, '"Why did Mr. Merritt do it?'"
2ow I can tell you why he did it. I
had the place rented for three or four
years and had my crops partly de
stroyed by people goi:!j through the
place. I locked the. gates aud thin
broke the locks and threw the fence?
down and left them so I had to kien a
man on the place to protect mv crops.
Xo-.v. if the peonle of - Medford and vi-
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c'.nitj- would quit trieir nowlin-J at Ui J i
Jacksonville ring- for a short time nnd
petition for a road from the southwest
comer of tho J. S. IIay place south
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inierseci me v enirai loini ami .Mi-u-
ford roal, they would co..fer a groat
ravor on the traveling public from the
north and a great financial benefit to
themselves.
KlMTUX.
Beagle, Oregon. April-2, ls'.U.
Democrats in Convention.
Last Saturday the democrat d.le-'
gats from tho various precincts of j op.rn up a grocery and goat's furnish
Jackson countv met in convention at ! iug store therein..
J;icksonviile for tho p.irposj of elect
ing delegates .to the statj convontion
to b; held at Astoria, on April Kth.
Judge G. S. Wajton, of Medford. 'was!
elected temporary chairman and Geo.
Elufman. secretary. After the apioint
ment of the committees on credentials
and order of business and permanent
organization the convention adjourned
until l:."i) p. m. '
At the hour named above the con
vention re-convened and proceeded to
elect permanent ollicers. Those chosen
were, chairman. IJon Ilaymoad; secre
tary, Geo. Hufman; assistant secretary,
J. If. Whitman. A motion w.n then
made and carried thai eight gentlemen
receiving the highest nuuibjr of votes
be declared elected as delegutes the i
state convention. Upon vote being
taken the tally sheets gave the honors
to tho following gentlemen: D. II.
Miller, Levi Morris,. V. II. Brunk, Dt
T. Sears, E. A. Shorwin. A. N. Soliss,
Chus. Nickell mid Horace Pelton.
For Sale.
A small home close to Medford, the
same being planted, seeded, stocked
and furnished. Applv to
C. N. TlXKKIt.
Get groceries at I. M. Midler's,
corner Seventh and C streets, Medford.
For Sale.
Eighty, acres of good farm land,
fenced and cross fenced: interest in
water ditch: will sell stoek and toois
with farm if wanted. Situated eight
miles north of Central Pofiit. Inquire
of R. E. Drum, Tuble Uock, Oregon.
Spring millinery goods at prices to
suit tho timea, at Mrs. C. V. Palm's.
'. For Sale.
Fifteen acres of excellent fruit land
two and one-half miles north of Jack
sonville, on Gold Ilill road. For par
ticulars write to, or call upon, A. C.
Nicholson, Medford, Ore.
v I -have bargains in ladies', gents'
and children's head wear. G. L. Webb,
To Laud Seekers.
Wo have 40, i0 and 80 acre tracts of
land near Medford, at prices and terms
to suit tho times, if b!ild within the
next 10 days. The Jaukson Co. Fluino
& Irrigation Co.
Seed corn for salo. by P. W. Ol
woll corn is two years old .
For Sale or Trade:
Seven head full blooded Galloway
cattle, including two tine young bulls.
Call on or address,
J. O. Johnson.
Table Rock, Jackson county, Oregon.
fx-gal IJlanks for sale at this ollice.
rUKELY PERSONAL.
Rout. Galloway loft Monday night
for a month's visit with his sister at
Portland.
Merchant S. .Rosenthal will leave
to-morrow morning for San Francisco
and the fair.
Merchant Mark Coldstone and
family returned Saturday evening from
San Francisco.
Mr. aud Mrs. R. II. Tabor left last
week for Sonoma county, Calif., where
thoywill reside. -
Mr9. Rudecca Thompson, or Eugene,
is in "Medford visiting her daughter,
Mrs. D. T. Pritchard.
Chas. S. Moork, a politician of some
considerable note in fvjamath eounty,
was in Medford Saturday.
, David Lixn, a druggist at Eugene,
is visiting for a month with his father,
Treasurer .Linn, aud family.
Mrs. F. Roi'Kis and son, Alfred, of
Ashland, were In Medford Monday vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Alford.
' O. C. Shelley, of Raker City, re
turned to his home Monday night after
a weeks visit with T. .F. Gooeh and
family.
Jos. Poli.EY and family, of Willnwa
eounty, are here visiting the families
of John M. Poiley and 1 1. -v. R;eso P.
Kendall.
Miss R xse Clemens, of Jacksonville,
left Saturday evening, for Salt Lake
City where she will visit for sometime
with her sister.
.Miss Halle Hoyt, of Medf trJ, aud
sister, from Grants Pass, are in at
tendance at the midwinter fair for a
couple or three weeks.
D. T. Sears was called to Polk
county Tuesday by a telejram an
nouncing the s-rions illness of his
brother-in-law. K. P. Guin:t.
Merchant II. U. Ixmsden is at
Portland this Week. His family as
Well as the family of bis partner, Mr.
Herlin. will return with him.
Mrs. F. L. Crankill. son Charlie
and daughter EDITH, left Monday for a
quite extended visit at Grants Pass
and Willamette va!U-v towns.
Mrs". J. G. Nohton nn;l sister. Mrs.
J. ". Mir.r.s. left hist week fur a thirty
v i. i.u i lAii h.:u
with relatives at Kiiib;i!y,
countv.
Fresno
J. .1. nnil II. K. V.r.y.o. of Sswkane
Falls. Ya?h.. are two new mining men
in this locality. Thoy are uo mt
prospecting in tlu mining kcaliiies
horeabouts.
Dr. and Miv. K. 15. l: !CK!.ret.ir:icJ
WeOnesOay evening from Ch:ea-o. J w ineh pleased with their visit
They were met a: thj d.-put ly many j ' l";lt state.
fi i.-mts who ww to wvL-oaw Messrs. R. II. S , and M. J. D.-n-
them home ain. a'dson-eihy, wlio recently j-tir-
C:iAS.CniTWrtina::.l.V.I?.Ci.TON-.!i"i'.'d a M.'.l interest in mining
of Ashland, were Medfo.-d visiu.rs i pr..pe:tv at S'.erli:: -jviile from '!i:;s.
week. Thi latter t'eiitieman a:d hi
most estimable family are f. i-iuls lip
oid .tiicliian aoi'.i.i:nt
York.
John" Co:.km ax. th ;
from Coleman ereek.
v::;;)r ei:ues:!:'.v. i in: M Ml. is sate
. ,
inking on th o .1
n:!e:n:;n ir.-t- I
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1 ' i;
tinj aronnu s'o;:: this t";;u
every V-ar
aud we r.r- inj !
lienor ov lus com-
I in-'.
itntkfr V. I. V.vt::r and .1. A.
I WlttTXStPE are at S:i!e:a aad Portland
IvCmrivKVovinA
i mis wees m a.ienauLie-. as uel-nies.
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at the repuhliean conventions. AH
other delegates from the several hva'ii -
ties of Jaekson countv are aiso la at-
tendance.
F. J. Vii.in ami family and Mrs.
Sai:au C. Viin arrived in Medford
yesterday from Oakland. Mr. Y.. we
understand, has leased the MeAndivWs
building on Seventh street and will
S. F. C.s, president of the Fii-st
National bank at (Jraats Pass. n:id
FltAVK MKE. a farm -r living n.-ar the
same plnee, wow in. Medford Wednes
day up.m business. Aside from b.'ing
l banker Mr. C.iss is as well interested
in breeding fine hocs-s. His splendid
Knglish Shire draft stoek hors? Max--imiilioii.
is advertised elso'.vhore iu to
days Mail.
J.'B. Hi:sikks5IOT cam in from
Foots creek Tuesijay evening. The
gentleman reports placer mining iii
that locality moving on sunKithly and
lots of it b.-ing done. Savs the water
uiintv is holditi!' out wll nnd verv
,,,. bav(, conimncHi a 4.ean-up. Mr.
II. has about seventy acres of land in
that locality which he is g ing to get
plant rd to fruit as SiHn as possible.
L. L. Jacoijs and Gho. Hkown, tho
latter foreman of the grand jury, were
in MedforJ Sunday visiting the family
of N. A. Jacobs. Their mission here
was principally that "of .ascertaining if
it was possible t secure the services
of N. ' A. Jacobs as assistant to
an expert whieh tho grand jury was
contemplating putting to work on the
county books. Owing to Mr. Jacob's
school duties requiring his attention
he was obliged to decline their propo
sition. Merchant C. 1. flL'TCinsoN returned
Saturday evening from a week's hunt
ing and fishing tour at tho head witters
of Pleasant creek. While there he
was the guest of his friend. Chas.
Reascr, and .by him was chaperoned
to various points of injtjrest. it had
boen Hutch's ambition to gnze
upon the dens' of hu bear which are so
plentiful thereabouts, but about five
feet of htioiv laying between him and
their habitation was un obstacle he de
clined to surmount.
The Judge Knew Smith, the Jeweler.
' Say, Judg5, who Is this Edward
Smith," tho new Watchmaker, that I
hear all tho boys talking so much
about "that has just located at Med
ford?" "Why, don't you know liim? IIo Is
tho oldest son of Henry ' Smith, the
old Medford storekeeper, whore Mr.
and Mrs. Cranlill have carried on a
large and successful business for years
past, and ho is now located in his
father's old store on Front street.
Your lino Watches aro perfectly safe
in his hands just as much so as if you
placed them in the Jackson County
Bank vault."
Working men; llavo you lioaru
about theso now ovorshirts lit The
Ftiii 'r" Thuy nrothe cheapest and best
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ID town anil lion t cc lo bo rc-tiuled.
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HAVE YOU TRIED,
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Pic of tlic Yallcv" Mm Powder?
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It is a Home Production, second to none in the Market, absolutely
Pure and - o-t-
:0 CESTTS
Call at our Salesroom, Cor. Sixth
lIIIIm,
ensu
AH kinds of Factory Vom Furnished upon
Application. Free Ds'ivery to aM parts of ths City.
WALLACE WOODS,
Agent for Sui;ar Pine Door and Lumber Company, Ie!K(i;id, Okeoox
Jacksonville News.
I. M. Muller. the Medford grocer,
sji'-nt a ft-w hours here Tuesday.
Ca:.t. J. M. McCai . ot A i am J
was i!) attendance at circuit court
Tuesday.
Dr. Viu.
Jackson.
Pa
renewca acniAiiit.tnccs Lore '
Sunday.
. A. Hnrlianan. of Portland,
was here i;irii!jj t hi? week jiHikiiu
after tlic interest
of the IioitUC
i Uivcr Valley railroad.
j Mis Etta Jmlio h:is returned to
i mi ui'iu:' l.l .VM.I.U1U ;:iiei a t
; weeks visit With relatives.
Ier
aunt.
Mrs. J. Nunan. acooinanii-;l
' hot for a few days stay in t!Uran -
j 10 civ.
j George l. Neil and wife returned
! home Friday fr:n an extended
visit in t'uHfornia. Th-v
iilornia. 1 -y were a-
tar so;;t:i as ..m I.eriuMino. ami
1
Mewart. p.Tnl .lacksonviue
x Lusi-
n-.-ss vi.-it Monday.
,:;eos ..' W. T.J ("has. S. Moere, accon'.pnriie.l hy
ji.is wife and son, of Klamath Eulls.
r..;,,nn hu:'.er j were l.ere Friday. o:i a visit to Mrs.
w-i -i T..:'..-.! ' Miire's parents, Mr. and 3Irs. I.an-
2Ci
Thev left f..r PurC '.-V. t'atur-
j day evening, where Mr. Mv-rv wout
; ui.i .uv irj u:v ruir :i jiuuiiiiiii
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n-n.i
1 lie ttoJtrev murder case
' pied the attention of t'.iO court from
: Satttrd::v Slioritinir Until Tues-inv
Tv n.ornin- until Tu.
n.Kn, n nen ine case as s-,;;i:ii;ue.i
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: to the jury, comjosed of J. I.
j l'atlk v. (1. N. Lewis. H. I- IVir?. J.
. llerrin. . . Wilcox. Uut.t
jCox. J. W. Short. K. P-ritt. 11. J.
j Cameron, John Bailey, II. Wend
j and J. 11. HufiTcr. Jr. Win. Co'.vij;
gutitv ol mauslauchter.
nig
Kasom Fox. an inmate of the
county hospital, aged f'-l years, w
examined in Judge Neil's court
Mondav bv Doctors Robinson am!
l)ePar and pronounced insane.
Austin Niehols. need 2i. a resident
j of Medford. was also Kioked for in-
sanity. He has just recovered from j
an attacK oi tvpnoia icver wincn
was tho cause of his atlliction. They
were taken to Salem Tuesday eve
ning by Deputies Sizcmors, Pelton
and Orth I.onord. the forger, was
also taken at the same tir.ie.
-Miss-s' and children's L-ghorn
Fiats -3"i cents, at Mrs. C. V,". Palm's.
wo!!
Electric Bitters.
This ivmody is lHV:ni::z so
known ami s tmi);ilar :w to n-vil no
siHvia! mention. All Avho liavo uol
Klivtric Kit tors siu th. sanio soa oi J; fr UiniuT. ami ivroal pwivr.y ot-rais-.
-A jmr.-r nuniioin? tlo:s not ox- : utll0i dnv,,a v r 1. LwnanI, trsrv-o-1st
and it is aunrnnto 1 tod) all that rrnttant pinut.s xutiiy una sorueitnl to thni
is claiinod. KWtric Kitt.rs will euro ; 'ar lu lVuiienUiiry.
d;s asts of lao L.iv.r ami Kulno, j jl(inut.4
Will romov 1 lumlos, lil. Salt Khouni
and othor atfootioas raiis.'d bv innmro
MihkI. Will drivo Malaria from tho
svM.'in and juvwnt aswoll as euro all
Malarial fovors. Korouroof IToadaoho,
Consiiwatioa and Indiostiou try Kloc-
trie Iillors r.ntuv satislaotion jruar
antLVtl, or monov rofundod. IVio- od
ots. and Sl.Wi p,r boiUeat tl. II. IIas
KtXs KriitfsUr.
-Mrs. C. W. l'al c has just rotclv
u nico st'lootion of snrinir uiillinorv.
Police Court Record.
Jnhlt Juntas was arrot'tl Wtlnostlay and
lnrnftht iH'fon- KocorJ-.t Wrtb uiiu n rharo
of havliip imbibrU top frct-Iy of that which in
toxicatt's, ami of coiiilurtintf iiinisclf in u lnan
uer other thau tht which is strictly orUvrly
riucd una cots; total ;;.to.
rPTTT V "" rPl.I trnosaboauti
1 U 1jV iV 1 l.i 1 1 ful coinnUx-
ion. Th brilionry it iniiarts is marvrlus.
Hy Us healing ami tihansinjr tfiuli'iicirs TAN.
FRCCKLE3, PIMPLEO, BLACKHEADS. LlVft
SPOTS. ETC., an s.ifrly r'nnvM. Try U. It
will give yon mi npin'araiuM of t'lcnanci" ii
IlncnuMit. Tnla-WatfB rombiuos ovrry rlomont
of bi'iiiity aiul purity atul ii us haruilcss a ilow.
For sale by ilruisls.
To Whom It My Concern
Notice is ncroby utvrn that any pwporty
sohl by M. K. l'arlicr. without my signal. ire, is
of no value, us tho power of attorney ho hohls is
revolted,
Mits. M. P. I'ahkkh.
Notice lo Bridge Builders,
SKAUKI) proposals will be reeeivtni at tho of.
Ih-e of the County Clerk of Jueksou County,
Oregon, until
April 2;, 1894,
At l'J o'clock noon of suhl rtay. Such proposals
to be for repairing the Central Point Hriile,
across Hear creek, i aeconlaneo - with tho
plans ami specifications now on tllo iu theothce
of tho County Clerk. Such proposal to tu ae
eimnaiitetl by a bon.l in the sum of Two llun-
dre.l if.Mi dollars. Conilitioiicl 1 hut tho
btthler will repair s-ahl brhlge aceortll
t i-v II...
tit-i?w ft m I mii'ri tli'JLt ions IhiTi'of mill fnr th
; nmouut named In his proposal. CASH will bo
: 1'tU 0.mn'y '"""rt reserves the riBht to reject
any nml all pnijxisuis.
Uattfil April j, l.tU.
Max Mci.i.bi:, County Clerlf,
3?
0
V " " "J." - " " " Ill
852&s.
A. CAX.-
and C street, for a Free Sample, j
PRO.M Ttm COUNTY SEAT.
i:kai. ESTATE TILtN'SITISS.
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M.r'.i'..- Tr':-t f t. .:Titi .- lo iuJ '
in s.-1-s I.;. l!) r I w i
Kli;jl-:?i J lo i i' Or i.'jry, iO acres J
j Jan- v :sv',v.ry to J-Ijo M Oan-ia. iasie i
' Kii,'r'.! 'irau-m.-r u. cario s:-.-rart. s
w....v- i., it i: n
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exu.1m i.LcL:Vn t. ''w"i: Ni-:: :-.r.. "" i
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l.i.Uk l:-.:rUT to :c.c ilwlrt. larrv--. tp
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K H M.'t: tt J K Krcci-ia. It Ji. Ji. Ii M;
K U aJJ lo M.-ttmr-l ... ia
K I) Mr.:.:. 10 Sar.ih Am 11 jcr-ra. so s-
'jvjas.vn Tp.. Tie . 3.0
Sarah Ai:n K- f r;- IhbvUecjinla F Dclrry,
pr.,-rtT a.0
U i: Itololsnn to KMiibcta A K.in-
: ;c. dix m; ruoi & iMii'vi a uu 10 i&tf
town
i lirr.rr M ft jaT to Inci K MiWaJ.
i! vMf'1n..,ii!ll. we-c 14. t.
Ijjl.
I" s t M-ttt ::s::i;.-. r. purl PC tp X
v T - w : 1.,' i . ; i a. TV
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X u i vjI r.,-'-4 m- 4 -e- Ivt. lj .41.
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I S lo Tiii mi. .1 .'.u.ivi-r. s t c-f sre tl.-,
l.i Mil-, ire arrt-s
..i:aja .cJi.o to A.U M H.iCi-.s. tJO
acre, '-' t p : s. r - ?
Ui.. I- H-irr.a:! to sara'a I. illi:r. 12
a. r.-.. -r IC. tp r 4 m-
rsr.'l I. ll-.iitrat lo Henry M Witr.
s.n:if I're-trrty
Ju- M Aiutacy to t'arl il:rl-Ttc2l. 5
1AV J
i
3.VV i
11 I-.V rti rt. xt.- Is tp oj s
-
. Emma .-hv;i-cfcT itwyi ScW-
U.S'iiiT. :i 10 Tt-
s-.-c iv i. ; s.
I'itoiiATK ii'vitr.
In prKi:e t ::vie ol Tlis Harris coatinned
until )tw 1'-"I.
In ina'.tor o( the citato of G'orir Mtfrlv
or.l-r ai;w.r.tt:..ir K;i.-:-.r:Ji M,.- r:- a,:m::.i
, tritr-.x a.nt J ii wtiij.n.
J i. &roit oJ Jvjc;
K-ta:rell llaatey-nrJer nal
-I;l..n :o"r.i:-rs.
f. r rrtt-il
train
::r.in..uui invporty iu ta:i.is ot auu.:uts -
rii: tit wnt.
.ii. t.'i i:-.ar.-uiu-"iicr.
I:i':u'i;!i'!:i tviuru.l tv era ml jurr aciinst
:uru:"ii( 1.
' v K tl:lT I'-ttvutor of r-'ate of a I, Kuter.
' Nv:srU. s Anaa Ht-okoriarn tul-W H
larr a-.ipotiii U jr-iiiMna ad utt'iu ol mmur
; vVft'Tiilm'.;-.
j lih'.u-'.mcul rvitiniM by gnuij jury chssyir.j;
: T, M. ilowaTvt r.li srh::i; in:u.c without li
criiM a:i'l tfcT.c wjrr.i:it irurrvl t-uM.
sIutlP"". -(! nn .lr'iit'vl.
! Ni'isic t" tlivovcr v-i Murtin K Otwvcr lo
xv w wI,It s 11 rl Taylor eta!, to
; ;uiot I'.l'.v UoVntiaiil tivcu U-jivc Ij withdraw
tarit:i F llurt v W H Laws t.-;ioa. iuap-
j J.si)h A Within vs ; M i;rancr action.
juiii;uirnt ior iiu: for tl
UIlll c.is.
1 State vs X..r.i anil Irwin lMhaolc -inaictment
j for buiviary atui !v:ii-h warrant tssuevi.
C 11 Ko.-iel Vs Kii H;itHr;injanc:ioa. n
fcrnsl to county clerk t. ta-;e tt-;uuony.
James Caines vs WiUuun Kuitni;o elal.
' foriH!osim". Oerre trr;uil d ,
iVtcr linn vs Jotiuniia TucissmK etal de
cree of foreclosure grunted.
T J Kcniwy vs K t V. .ilker etal-euuirrcr to
cmptaiul withdrawn au leave granted to tile
utiNwor.
Statt vs Harvey Martin assault a tut robbery
plea of j:ni!;y enter-d..
State W l-'r.mk Youmans assault and nb
bery K -;'tuiaut arrajncd and plea of uot
Kuiity. enter!
IVI'NTV COMMISSH'NKKS CtU KT.
Onlered by the court that Mrs S A Into bo
allow M l on account ol error in assessment.
la matter of county rad petitioned for by A
Andrews eta!. In jacKsor.vilie preeiact ordered
that ai i rad be established.
i)rler'd by the c,urt that the crrk of tins
court shall advertise for bids to repair tho iVn
trul Point hrul:e across Hear creek near Cen
tral IViut. ii ccrda-ieo with tho plans arid
spcfitlcutions uow on tllo m tho ofuo of the
county clerk. Said proposals to Ue nceivM
aud tiled in the clerks olUeo at. or lu'Jore lj
o'chu'U uoon. April tM. Said bid to bo ac
companied by a bond in tno sum of fAV. condi
tioned that tho bidder will build said bridge tu
uooordanco with his bid.
Ordered that license be gradtod to J It Ham
mers! v to retail spirituous linuors. Said licouse
lo he datel Keb. b. isw.
Monthly reprrof Kmil DeKolwam, keeper of
county hospital, tiled aid apprved
'In matter of petition of James ;uines etal to
pravel tho J.cksonvillo and MeUird cimnty
toad, disallowed.
Iu matter of the petition of I F Williams for
$100 to indemnify him or loss of horse in cross
ing Hear creek at Central 1'oint bridge, disal
aowed. In matter of tho petition of J M Cant rail and
ii others, for bridge across Appiesato near
Uutintown,dis:illowed.
Iu the matter of county road petitioned for
bv Milton Lindley etal on Sardine creek or
dered that L l.ovelaco. C K Miller and Henry
I White. In iipjudntod viewers and O J How
ard surveyor, to meet at the beginning of said
road on the:trd of May 141, to view said wail.
Semi-annual report of county clerk, county
treasurer aud sheriff, e.vmmied and upprovtM.
IVtitioa of J O Johnson etal,.-for change of
county road, ilisalloweil.
Ordered that tho clerk procure from Oaas
Nickell .VV.) rtmd tax receipts.
Adj.iinned until Saturday April SI, lStll,
o'elwk a. in.
10
Married At tho chappol House. April 7. lsVI.
by Justice Djulap, Mr Charles KipiH) aud Mtss
Liliie Ocek.
:V vkhy complete line of goods at
1 the Uai-kct,
sip
Muller, The
k'Long Pull
ASD A Steady Pull
Is what gets to
THE FRONT
In all lines of Business.
These ars the kind of Pulls ws ara
" making, and making ta win.
A Good Article
is always A saleable Article.
Our Groceries are Prime Articles and
Saleable. In Gent's Furnishing Goods
We lead 'em all.
pulley The Grocer,
Medford,
CRAM FILL a HUTCHISON,
JUST RIVED !
!
- r
Nov Lias of Spring Goo-is, Ladiss Gigves, E'a and
ail Colors. Ladies', f-ilssss' and Children's Hosisry.
WASH .r.I3RICS!.
NansDo'x, DIniI:y: India Linon, ?m
Orgsndia, Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Irish Lir.an.
PRICES TO UIT EVERYBODY.
It costs you nothing to call in
and get our prices.
Oar motto. CAII. still "hits
Craxiflll &
r
BEDFORD,
N E W
; .
' Vv
!
(Succeciors to
Gems 2nd sea' us,
Ws
MKDI'OSP.
A. FETSGH,:
-cneiGhant Tailor,
Domestic All Wool
I T -i i n --r ,
ifflprtea m wool
I buy my pvkls from Chicago and
; mors the ucncut ot hastcrn prices.
, t a ,
MAXIMILLION.
ENGLISH (7683) SHIRE.
Rrown Shire Stallion Vol. 10 foaleil 1SS7; bred by A. C. MeCorquedale,
Lawton Grange, XoWtun C. Willows. Latieashiry. England.
Inijuirted for S. F. Cass, of Summer, Iowa, 1SSS.
PEDIGREE : Sired by Aprioola pTOJ; he by Thumper 213G;
he by Waxwork 2'J!)S; lie by Matchless (150)); he b- Active ('-VJ)- ho
by Farmer's Trolit 87o ; he by Howard's Profit. " . '
Dam, Medlar (Vol. '.); she by Adam Vol. G5. Grand dam. Jip Vol.9;
she by Ihiko of Thornton. '
tThe above peaijreti is certislfj to by J. Sl-iuihsruvA. Swr.nw of f Siirw Hjrw'SviiMT nf
The (Trent Agrloola i3r.i n h: won. amonj ttic
Liverpool Show iu 1-J. tl-r.t a ui ehaa;ilo!t over
Spriii)- Stallion Show; rtrst al Leylau.l; tlrst at
won nrst at Krmskirn Syrian uuion nuw; nrst at iirinsKin:. Sjjthart aad Butl-i Shaw nd
champltm iirize for best stallioa i:t tie saoar yatil. la ISi: he w-. ha jo.-:- I be .S.ilbraiLh Bi'i
ot Jauesville. Wisounsiu. anil iu 1S! he woa flrst prira ia Chisaffo iu the. s'roa--est class ut hira
horses ever shown in Ameriea.
Me.llar (Vol. , dam of Maximillionl is a Shire
fine as uhv horse in KnelunO.
While Maxiiaillion. like his sin-, the sreat Arlcola. is nnt extra lar-e w-'ir'nc .nit fmm
1W to MW pounds) his get is universally very lorse. and. like himself, ihev A.'seslthe bniS,
"joiip mid musele-.-iieeesrnry to make them se He rs in any market. " wt
I he breeders of Oregon have found to t::e:r sorrow that breedtug scrub stock does noTnav We
nnivt either breed for saleable draft horses or for sjeody trotters Kitlier class u i'n dea'Tud nd
will brills Rood prices, and while thv Monsrel is a:isaleiMe at from twenty live to hftv.lollarsrh
well l.rtM. heavy draft horse is in Rood deal md at from 1W to t'Y) ,rtJ !Si!..S.lT?
the draft horse for tins mountainous country; m them is combined the ac'ion of the mnw and
the streliKth of the draft horse. lid you ever see aa KnRlish Salra that would balk or hvt eurbi
or spavins on his limbs c think not. Have you ever seen a breed of horses us 7i from dis
ease, as hardy and as e'.isily kept in a.xid condition as t"te Shire horse4 Statistics sav no ' Tae
horse beden- of Oregon who are now so liberally patrouiius Maximillioa this waiu iri'n nnd
thi'v have made no mistake in so ilomir.
Maximiillon can b.-found at Williams-livery stable in Cetstil Point Nfonda Tuesdav and
WiHluesday. aud at K. Wornua's livery sta!te ia Medrord, oa Tjursdav. Fridav and Saturdav of
each week. Terms: SUsuutle services, if. for the season vh usual return privileaesi and
SJO to insure. In case your vlt meets wnh an aeei.leut ordiesooiore a week oldT vou saa'l havo
the tre use of the horse the nirxt season for the saoia mare, provided there is no change ia
W. N. MARTIN, Manager.
rocer.
Oregon.
r- have anrtliing vou want ia '1
13,
i
and see our lanre stock of eoods
the nail on the head."
Hutchison,
OREGON.
Morris & legate.)
sr3 bwte for a hag stay.
Sis froi $20.00 no.
.
lis. nn 28.00 1
New York and can cive mv custo-
Mv motto is
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
other pruts, first at the Rival Moni.-hter and
all aces at sva shiw m 1S- tirst l tiviM
Xelsoa aad li.-st a: Ski-toa ail ii Mi; inih
iptoa. all ta li In LSS7 ha
marc wjigUa3M pounds whose bralm? m s
S. F. CASS, Owner.
GKAXTiJ PASS, QREGQ.
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