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to be taken dry or made into a tea.
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I have used yourSimmons Liver Rego
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tine of all liver medicines, I consider it a
nieuiclne chest in ltelf.-GEo. W. Jack
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PAST AND SOUTH
Eagle roint Eaglets.
- . - 4y talbo..
Tom Nichols made a business
trip into Medford last Friday.
Ben Hicgjnbothflm, .of J5ig Butte,
came down Sunday for .a week's
stay.. : .
.The republican club will hold a
meeting on the coming Saturday of
this week:
W. H. Bradshaw reports the hail
as yery severe at his place, com
pletely ruining his wheat.
The singing service for (his week
will be held at .Mr. Brown's, on
Friday evening. All are invited.
.Senator Cameron, of Jackson
ville, was in Eagle Point and vicin
ity for two or three days last week.
Miss Celia Brown, of Jackson
ville, came out on Sunday - for ''a
brief visit to her father and family
here.
Porter Robinett and Wilbur Ash
role will start for California next
week, where they have secured
work.
The preaching service on next
Sunday by Rev. Fysh, will be to
the children, at 11 a. m. All in
vited. "
Messrs. Holt, Marksbury and
Jacobs, populist candidates, ad
dressed a people's party meeting
here on Saturday last.
France Plymale, of Medford, was
out last Sunday in search of his
better half, who has been visiting
for a week with Tom Kichols and
family.
The Methodist brethren held
their quarterly- meeting at the An
telope church last Saturday "and
Sunday, a basket dinner in con
nection. Eli Dahack started for a new
country last Thursday in wagons
and driving his cattle along with
him. lhe state of Washington is
his destination.
Services at the school house last
Sunday' night were well attended
and well conducted by Kev. fysh
Rev. W. B. Moore, of Jacksonville,
was to have preached, but was un
able to do so.
W m. Mitchell, the mail carrier
from here to Leeds, reports much
timber down as a result of the
storm on Friday. In one place
there were twelve big trees dowu in
the road in one pile.
S. C. Taylor, of Leeds, who has
just completed an extensive tour of
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illi
nois, has just returned to Jackson
county to his home, reports times
much harder in all the states where
he lias been than here.
This section "was visited by a se
vere wind, rain and hail storm on
last Friday evening. -The wind
bjew down much rail fence and a
few straw sheds, fruit trees, etc.
Limbs of forest trees blocked the
road in some places. John Willis
croft's barn is a complete wreck.
The hail cut gardens to pieces and
did much damage to young fruit,
also cut the wheat badly in some
places. Nothing like it was ever
known here before.
A CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to heartily and sin
cerely thank our many friend?,
both at Eagle Point and Medford,
for the kind and timelv donations
of food, clothing, etc., to us, because
of our being burned out. May God,
who giveth all good things, reward
the kindness of your hearts abundantly.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Joitxstox.
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LAKLI
MUST
GO.
Since COTTOLENE has come to
take Its place. The satisfaction
with which the people have hailed
the advent of the New Shortening
Gottoene
evidenced by the rapidly Increas
ing enormous sales is PROOF
' POSITIVE not only of Its great
value as a neto article of diet
but is also sufficient proof of the
general desire to be rid of indi-
, festible, unwholesome, unappe
tizing lard, and of all the ills that
' lard promotes. Try .
at once and waste no time In
discovering like thousands cf
others that you have now
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ST. LOUIS end
who has been quite sick, is, we are
glad to say, convalescing,
Everybody is rejoicing because
of the nice" rain" Friday evening,
which crops were badly in need of.
Miss Lube Dodge, our present
school teacher, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, near Medford-
I. Harris, our road supervisor,
did some good, and much needed
work on the roads in this vicinity,
some time past.
A brother and sister of Mrs.
Stacy, from near Portland, are here
on a visit. The brother she has not
seen for thirty years.
Dr. Renfro and Rev. Slover ex
pect to begin meetings at New Hope
church, June 27th. A largo crowd
and a good time is expected.
The singing school conducted by
Mr. Bebee, at Antioch school house
and New Hope church, is well at
tended and progressing finely.
Politics not very lively in this
neck of the country, although sev
eral candidates have spoke in var
ious places, among them were W.
Colvig, II. S. Evans, G. Rawlings
and J. Jeilries.
- Lake Creek Creekjett.
.. ; BY ZIP.
The chronic rain growler taas.ceased his growl
tag and the sticky is adhearlng to his boots
with tenacity and ha Is rejoicing .that his feet
are no Jaw. '-.
A large grisly bear took up his board and
lodging on Dick Stinger's catUe range, and is
helping himself to pick's cattle, no has do
voured throe head, among them being one cf his
best milch cows. Oh, if Manafraldofabear
was up here a few days he would wax valiant at
the sight of such a monster.
Lake Creek was enlivened on the evening of
May 10th, by the presence of four populists ean-dldates-rMessrs
J. A. Jullry, George A. Jackson
Grant Rawlins and W. H, Bradshaw. The
meeting was called ti order by your humble
writer and Mr. Jeftry, the silver tongued orator,
was introduced to a Jarge audlence-Kxmsidor
ing the inclemency of the weather and he held
the audience spell-bound tor nearly two hours,
only wjien tnterupted by cheers and laughter.
The financial affairs were ably discussed. Mr.
Bradshuw came forward after considerable so
licitation and declared himself "ring proof," tf
olccled. Owing to the lateness of the hoiir
Grant Rawlins and Mr. Jackson thought it
would be asking too much to hold tho audience
any longer. We know Geo. A. Jackson, the
candidate tor assessor, to be a good man, for he
has been our next door neighbor for the past
twenty-flve years till tho Jast three years a
good neighbor, untarnished integrity, a genial
gentli innn In every respect, fully competent to
assess Jackson county none more deserving
nor any who will carry a heavier vote In tbelr
immiaiale neighborhood than will Mr. Jackson.
$100 Reward, 9100.
The reader of this paper will be plea
sed to learn that tliero is at least one
dreaded disoaso that scionoa has boen
ablo to euro in all its stuyrss. and that
is Cnwrrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive euro known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh belnff a con
stitutional desoase, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hull's Catarrh Cure
U takon iuternslly, aotingr directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, therhy destroying the founda
tion of the disease, and givpig tho pa
tient strength and assintin? nature in
doin its work, Tho proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers'
that they offer Ono Hundsed Dollars
for any cusa it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address. R J. CHESXY & CO '
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It not, now is the time to provide
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Chamberlains Couc Cholera and diar
rhoea Rtsmey as an insurance against
any serious results from an attack of
bowel complaint during the summer
months. It is almost certain to bo -needed
and should be procured at once. No
other remedy can do its work or take
its place, zo and al) cent bottles lor
sale by G. H. Haskins, Medford.
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Pullman Bufiett Bieepers and Second Class
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. between Portland and Corvallia.
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Vftii train dallv. exeent Sunday:
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12:16 p m i Ar Corvallis Lv pa p. ra
At Albany and Corvallis oonnect with trains
EzDress Trains daily, except snnday:
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Contrafitmi a Specialty."
flarjg and Specifications Furnished
at reasonaDie rates.
- I have 200 new deslgnes of Cottage homes
those wishing to build would do well to es-
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MEDFORD . r - yRF.GQN,
jSHOW I1Y
" -A young man informed his sweet heart of
liis love or ner, ana sne saia,ru yvu ao,
ij, aiiow jj.tr no oocs
Viiiison's Monarch Sarsaparilla
yon what a pc wer it is to cleanse the
1 tne enure system, removing
Is and all diseases arising rroiu.
rata vDl hare no other
i is trae to Its name
AosU' Medical Col
in the World's great
let it
Vd
He Knew its Worth.
Dr. M. J. Davis is a prominent phy
sician of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and
Has been actively engiiged in the prac
tice or medicine at taut place lor the
past thirty-Sva year3. Oa tho 2dth. of
Mav, while in Ds Moines, en route to
Chicago' he was suddenly taken .with
an attack of diarrhoea. Having sold.
Chambarlian's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
roeba Komedy for tho past seventeen
years, and knowing its reliability, he
procured a cent bottle, two doses of
which corapletly cured him. The ex
citement and change and diet incident
to travel ioe often produce diarrhoea.
Every one bhould procure a bottle of
this Remedy belore leavio? home.
For sale by G. H. Haskins, Medford.
Kanes Creek Items.
Griffin Creek Gathringa.
i BY OCCASIONAL.
Mrs. Stephenson's little daughter,
Bessie, is seriously ill.
Mr. Gray and famil v, of Medford,
moved on Griffin creek this week,
to make it their home.
Clayton Pickering, of Medford,
pgnt the week visiting Floyd
Fratey, on Crooked creek-
Messrs. McPherson and Wilson
have been spraying their fruit trees.
in order to get rid of all fruit pests.
Our road supervisor is getting
the roads in good shape. We will
soon have the best roads in the
county.
Mrs. Guches, of this place, has
been stopping in Medford several
weeks, taking care of her daughter,
Mrs. Priddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Swenning, of Iowa,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. True, of
this place, and will spend the: sum
mer here, to enioy our excellent
climate. . ,
The farmers here are looking
much jjaore-cheerful of late, since
the showers. We don't hear any-
thine more about failure of crops
Our valley is always saved, even at
the last minute.
A crowd of young people gath
ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W. F. Griffin's Wednesday night,
and the evening was passed very
pleasantly with singing and music
Messrs, Heartley and phernll gave
some yery entertaining music, Mr.
Sherrill acting as organist and Mr,
Heartley at the yiolin.
Damage by Recent Kalna A Boy Illus
trates Suicide Fatally Gored by a
Mad BuU-n-Attorneys targe FeesA
Spokane Fireman Killed.
A temperance conirress was in session
.at San Francisco last week. Many
prominent person attended and the sub
jects under discussion were ably treated.
A circus given by the. ui00" at San
Francisco was a big success, financially
and otherwise. The proceeds were de
voted to. charity.
Oscar Osen of San Jose rode from San
Francisco to San Diego on a bicycle in
8 days and 22 honrs. The distance is
620 miles and the roads are very bud in
places. ,
William Schirm committed suicide at
Los Augeles. He was despondent over
the death of his wife.
Two children of S. V. Cochran of
Monument, Or., died suddenly from eat
ing wild parsnips.
Bolton Rogers has been appointed
chief of police at Seattle.
The great Northern is preparing to
put a line of steamers on Paget Sound
to compete with the Northern Pacific
It has been declared in a Tacoma court
that reassessment for street work is
valid where the first assessment was not
legal.
Alba H. Frost, a young San Jose clerk,
failed to appear at the hour fixed for his
marriage to Miss Hilda Biebraclc
The federal grand jury at Los Angeles
has returned another indictment against
C. D. riatt and ex-Chief of Police Har
ris. They are charged with conspiring
to commit an offense against the United
States.
Two men put a woman out of the
Presbyterian church at Cosmopolis,
Wash., and were subsequently acquitted
of assault. The husb.md of the woman
then thrashed both men. .
Clarence Lane, an 1 1-year-old boy at
Eugene, Or., showed some younger chil
dren bow a recent suicide shot himself.
He put the pistol in his mouth and
pulled the trigger. The shot passed
through his tongue lengthwise and
lodged in the back of his neck.
The G. Shindler Furniture company
of Portland, has made an assignment.
The property of the firm is valued at
$300,000, while the liabilities are ffiO.000.
McCudden and Frey have been de
clared elected trustees at Vallejo, Cal.
The election was held last March, and
the contests have just been decided.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pyth
ias at San Jose voted down a resolution
to discontinue the allowance of mileage
to past grand chancellors.
Mickey Dclaney, a prisoner at Folsom,"
dng a tunnel beneath his cell nine feet
in length, by means of which he intend
ed to escape.
Special Agent Pierce of the Oregon
agricultural department will be at Ash
land June 13 to begin an investigation
of the new twig disease in orchards.
Barry Baldwin of San Francisco has
been appointed United States marshal
for the Northern district of California.
Peter Filanc, aged 74, was gored at
his ranch near Son Bernardino by a
mad bulL - The bull's horns passed
through the top of his right hipbone
into the abdominal cavity and Filane
was thrown over the animal's back, re
ceiving a long wound In his body.
W. S. Leake has been appointed post
master at Sacramento.
High water prevailed in Washington
and Oregon as a result of the recent
heavy rains. The Skagit and Columbia
rivers rose to high-water marks and
overflowed in many places. Several
bridires were washed a ov and nnmer-
The trial of Lieutenant Maxwell for 0as wheat fields were ruined. In Cali-
duplicating his pay checks is going on at (fornia the downpour was generally in-
m' ALPHA.
rienty of rain down this way.
The political pot is boiling hot.
Geo. Stcidhain has returned from
the midwinter fair.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Penniger spent
Sunday at J. G. McDonalds.
The Misses McClendon, of Sams
Valley, were calling on friends
here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Harvey, of Central Point,
closed a very successful term of
school at Willow Springs last Mon-dav.
Judge Reid, of Tacoma, who? has
the McDonough mine, near Tolo,
bonded, has a party of experts ex
amining it with a view of putting
in a hydraulic plant.
-The regular subscription price of
The Mail is $1.50 a year, and the reg
ular subscription price of the Weekly
Oregonian is SluiO. Any one subscrib
ing for TnE Mail and paying ono year
in advance can get both The Mail and
the Weekly Oregonian one year for $2.
11 old subscribers paying their sub
scriptions for one year in advance will
be entitled to the same offer.
Cheap handkerchiefs at Tho Fair.
2 ceats and belter.
PERSONAL.
Tho senate Committee lleglna Work A
Kovrspaper Man Questioned.
The senate bribery investigation corn
mittee began a secret inquiry into the
connection of the sugar trust with tariff
legislation: .
E. J. Edwards, author of the Holland
letter in tho Philadelphia Press, was De
tore the committee for several honrs.
It is known he presented his written
memorandum giving some of the sources
of the information contained in his let
ter. He declined to state his authority
for the information that Secretary Car
lisle appeared before the tariff sub-committee
(Jones, Vest and Mills) before the
original senate bill was reported, and in
sisted that sugar be given protection,
because of party pledges made before
the election, or for the statement that
Carlisle himself had revised and had
written the sugar schedule. This sched
ule, as prepared by Carlisle, he said was
still in existence, and the fact could be
definitely ascertained by summoning the
members of the finance committee. The
other statements, .the authority for
which Edwards declined to give, were
that $500,000 was contributed by the
sugar trust to the Democratic campaign
fund of 1802, and members Moore and
Seley (who be said were Senator Brice'a
brokers) had been in possession of the
latest amendment to the tariff bill, when
Voorhees still insisted that no amend
ment bad been agreed to. This firm, he
said, had a representative in Washing
ton to whom amendments were handed.
Edwards stated that, according to his
information, money had not been con
tributed directly to the national com
mittee, but given to other organizations.
Nor was his information positive that
the sugar trust, as such, made a con
tribution. It may have been through
individuals with the understanding that
in base of. success the trust should be
protected against damaging legislation.
He instanced the statement by Governor
Waller of Connecticut before the inves
tigating committee of that state that
wealthy men of New York contributed
$100,000 toward Democratic success in
Connecticut Edwards said half had
been contributed by Havemeyer and
half by E. C. Benedict. He said it was
notorious that the leading members of
the Democratic party in Colorado had
been in consultation with wealthy Dem
ocrats of New York prior to the elec
tion. Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, III., was told by ner doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her. but two bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery completely cured
her and sho says it saved her life. Mr.
Thos. Eggers. 139 Florida St., San
Francisco, suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else ther
Doujini one Dome oi ur. jungr s ev
Discoverv and in two weeks was cured
He is natuaally thankful. It is such
rosults. of which these are samples.
that prove the wonderful efficacy ot
this medicine in Coughs and Colds.
Free trial Dottles at G. H. Haskins'
Lrug Store. R.-jrulai size 50c and $1.
For Sale.
J. W. Lawton,
o DEALER IS 0 '
HARNESS AND gADDLERY
-Order Work Given Special Attention.
REPAIRING IS RIGHT IN MY 'LINE.
SEVENTH STREET, -o- MEDFORD, OREGOX. .
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QONTRA0TOR and gUILDER,
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AH work
OF ALL KINDS.
guaranteed first-class. Plans and estimates famished
all kind of work either brick or wood.
for
work of al
Fifteen acres of excellent fruit land
two and one-half miles north of Jack'
sonville. on Gold Hill road. For par
ticulars write to. or call upon, A. j
Nicholson, Medford. Ore.
Bills ot LUMBEB of all kinds Sited on short notice. Sash. Doors and M1H
Kinds any uung in the shape ot wcod work can be naa on snort notice.
3kXeclford, - - - - - - Oregon.-
J. R. WILSON,
GENERAL
BLAKfflfl
miin..nn
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"Wagons and Bugpies IMade to Order
All Work Warranted First Cass. (or. C and Eignt streets
Medford, - Oregon.
MOTEL MEDFORD
Formerly Grand Central.
Best Accommodations in the City
Rates Reasonable.
Only white help employed.
M. FUBDXH, Prop
Sheriff's Sale.
'A Small Doctor Bill.
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill' but
that is all it will post you to cure any
ordinary case rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt
relief it offordB, Tha first application
will qniet the pain . 50 cent bottles for
sate oy u. u. easterns, Aiemora.
vTry it and let U
IJorth Beagle finales..
" 1Y X. XV Z. - .
G. R- Myers, an industrious and
energetic farmer, is hauliog logs tor
the Welch tiros, mill.
The youngest, oi of L Jf arris
by sun KOSA.
Mesdamcs "Knotts and Swinden
spent last Friday visiting with Mrs.
iiirdsey.
Mrs. Birdsey. and Chas. Colton
were transacting business in Med
ford last Saturday.
Miss Florence Gibson will leave
Tuesday morning for Coles, Calif.,
to spend the 6uuimer.
Mrs. Klock and Mis3 Nellie
Chamess spent one day of last week
visiting with Mrs. Swinden.
Mrs. Wav, of this place, has gone
to Galls creek to spend the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Kussell
Mr. and Mrs. Boggis, of this place
were visiting Mr. Lawrence and
family, of Galls creek, one day last
week.
Prospectors and miners are be
coming quite numerous in this sec
tion of country, especially quartz
experts.
Tho Roaring Gimlet mine,
owned by Messrs. Knotts,- Swinden
and Birdsey, i3 proving to be a
bonanza.
The quartz mine on Galls creek,
owned by Hay, ot Uold llui, is
showing some very good prospects,
from all accounts.
Walter Yocum, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Zella, of Jackson
ville, spent Friday and .Saturday
with Mr. Knotts and family.
Wc are informed that the dance
at James Taylor's, on Galls creek,
last Friday night, was quite a suc
cess, which is reported by those
that attended.
Everybody seems to te uttering
songs of joy since the heavy rain of
last Friday, especially larmers ana
gardeners. I he wind that accom
panied the rain did pmfl slight
damage to fruit trees, almost up
rooting them.
Messrs.Everette, Davidson, Smith
and Robinson, all of Tacoma, Wash.,
are here at the present time, with a
view to mining purposes. The
former gentleman, Mr. Everette, is
a consulting mining geologist and
chemist at law.
JSlectric Bitters.
This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so" popular ,aa to need no
special mention. All who have used
IJlectrio Bitters sing tb,o samo song of
prai80.-rA purer medicine docs not ex
ist and it is gauarantoed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases ol tho Liver iuid Kidneys,
will nemovo Pimples, Boils, SaltRheum
and other aftections caused by impure
blood.' Will drjve Malaria from the
system atid prevent as wel) as cure all
Malarial fevers.-Fpr pure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec
tric Bitters Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or monev refunded. Prico 60
cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Gs H. Has-
Omaha.
Es-Grand Master Powderly has not
been expelled from the Knights of Labor.
He simply stands suspended.
Corbett and Jacksoa will not fight
after all. Both have drawn the forfeit
money posted last year and the match is
declared off.
Emannel Laslter defeated Charles
Steinitz in the international chess con
test which has been running for some
time in American cities. Laskcr is now
champion of the world.
Miss May Burn ham of Springfield,
Mass., was married a few days ago to
Ynng Kwai, formerly connected with
the Chinese legation at Washington.
An effort in the Metropolitan club at
New York has developed having for its
object the expulsion of Ward McAllis
ter, the ex-king of New York city's 400.
The engagement of General Ezeta,
vice president of Salvador, and Ida Dent
Wright of New York has been broken
off by the lady. Ezeta's home is in the
poseebsioii of rebels and Salvadorean af
fairs are so unsettled that tho voting
woman thinks it is a hazardous step to
marry the general.
fCLjjsprugstorei
Attention-
In time to any Irregularity of th
Stomach., Liver, or Bowels may
prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
costiveness.
headache, nau
sea, bilious
ness, and ver
tigo indicate
certain func
tional derange
ments, the beat
remedy for
which is Ayer'a Tills. Purely vege
table, sugar-coated, easy to take and
quick to assimilate, this is the ideal
family medicine the most popular,
safe, and useful aperient in pluur
niacy. Mrs. M. A. Bhockwell,
Harris, Tcnn., says:
"Ayer's Cathartic rills cured me ot sick
headache and my husbaud o( neuralgia. We
fhlnk there Is
No Better Medicine,
and have Induced mapy (0 pse it.
"Thlrty-flve years ago this Spring. I was
run down by hard work and a succession of
eolils, which made mo so feeble that It was
an effort for me to walk. I consulted tho
doctors, but kept sinking lower until I had
given up all hope of ever being better.
Happening to be In a store, one day, tvliora
medicines were sold, the proprietor noticed
piy weak and sickly appearance, and, after
a few questions as to my health, recom
mended me to try Ayer'a rills. I had llttlo
faith In these or auy other medicine, but
concluded, at last, to take bis advice and try
box: Before I had used them all, I was
Very mucl bettor, and two boxes cured me.
I am now 80 years old; but I beleve that
II it had not been for Ayer's rills. I should
ave been hi my grave long ago. I buy $
boxes every year, whlcl paake 210 bojtes up
to this time, and I would no more be with?
out them thaa without bread.1' IL
Tngraham, Bockland, Me.
AYER'S PILLS
vt : j t t. t n i fir rrt Twnll. Van
"Livery Po?e gffc!v9
junons. Fruits were damaged exten
sively and " considerable cut grain was
ruined.
While practicing on a ladder. Captain
George M. Chapman, a fireman at Spo
kane, fell OS feet and was killed. He
was superintending the placing of the
ladder and lowered to an unusual angle.
The firemen objected, because they did
not think it would be safe to climb it
Captain Chapman thought otherwise
and began to climb. Just as he reached
the last round the ladder broke. He
was a married man, 27 years old, and
had been with the department four
years.
E. J. Boland, ex-husband of Mrs. Cora
Palmer, who testified in the McWhirter
caee at Fresno, was arrested at Stock
ton on a telegram from Fresno. Boland
contradicted his wife's testimony.
In the Oregon circuit court Messrs.
Fay and Gest, attorneys of Seattle and
lato counsel for the bondholders of the
Oregon Pacific railroad, obtained a
judgment against Jamos A. Blair, Jo
seph Wharton and Alexander Brown,
Eastern capitalists and bondholders of
the company, for $48,000 for prof essional
services rendered daring 1S93. One
item of the bill was $ 10,000 for securing
the removal of T. Egenton Hogg from
the receivership of the company. .
The Royal City planing mills at New
Westminster, B. C, were damaged
f 100,000 by fire.
At Junean, Alaska, Dr. Alexander
von Gunther, a recent arrival from San
Francisco, shot and slightly injured C
F. Fencher and G. M. Mason during a
fight to gain possession of a drugstore.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias, in session at San Jose, ad
journed after electing the following
officers: Carl E. Lindsay of Santa Cruz,
grand chancellor; George Samuels of
Oakland, vice chancellor; C F. Mo
Glashen of Truckee, prelate; A. G.
Little of Dixon, master of the ex
chequer; H. Shaftner of San Francisco,
keeper of records and seals; E. O. Clark
of Dnnsmnir, marshal-at-arms. Thomas
B. Upton of San Francisco, T. H. Wag.
staff of San Francisco and George Bus
sell of Santa Barbara were elected trus
tees. -
In the Circuit Conn oC the S;mtc ot Oregon fur
Ibe Coun'.y ot Jacluon.
Patrick K. Oriatt and Sarah l
OvtAlt, riaiaUSa,
vs.
FnncU Pitch and W. W. CardweU.l
Defendants. )
BY V1KTCE OP AX EXECUTION AXD
onlerot ule dulv Issued ou: ol the Circuit
foart ot tfee late ot Orrcon for Jackson cuuntv.
dateo tile Ul cay ot May. UV4. upon a decree
rendered oa Uir 3fcb dav of April, lift, in favor
of the above named plain tiffs and afralnt said
defendants for toe turn ot iliM milh Interest
from January s. 1:W. al eihl per cent, per an
num and me further mm of 631.36 costs and dh
bursraenu and the rosu of and upon this writ:
t have dulv levied upon and wtU offer for sale
according to ihe provisions of said decree and
order of saio all the rtsbt. UU and interest in
and to lhe foiVowlnr described property, to-wit:
The undivided one-third Interest, of. In and to the
follow ok described premlaes, situated ui
bring In Jackson coumy. Oregon, viz:
NEiJofSWVi and X i( of XEi ot section
seven, township 37. S of K two west. Also, ao
undivided one-lhird Interest of, in. and to the
mining quartz lode claim situated in Willow
Springs mining district. Jackson county, Ore-
Son, being partly on the aforesaid land and des
:uaied. located and described as tha Morning
mining claim. Also an undivided one-third in
terest of. in, and to that mining quartz lode
claim situated In the W illow Spriugs mining
district. Jarltson county. Oregon, being partly
on the aforesaid land and designated, located
and described as the Comstock of Oregon min
ing claim. Kxceptingand reserving, however,
from sale hereinunder all buildings, fixtures
and machinery ot whatsoever kind or nature
on or affixed to the said land or mining claims.
Said property will be sold as aforesaid al the
from door of the Court House in Jacksonville,
Oregon, at o'clock p. m.. to the highest bidder
fur cash, on Saturday, jtiue S3. ll
JuHN K. l-ELTOJf.
Sheriff ot Jackson County, Oregon.
Dated May S4, ism.
Sheriffs Sal
In the Circuit Court ot the State ot Oregon tor
me county ci jscason.
James Gaines, Plaintiff, )
vs. I
Julia A. Edwards, Win. Edwards f
and Jamos ttarvay, Defendants. I
TY VIRTUE OP AN EXrXUTION AND
1 J order ot sale issucd'out ot aud under the
seal ot the above Court in tho above entitled
enuse. dated Auril :in. ISW. unon a decree dulv
rendered in said Court on lhe tin day ot April,
1?4M. in favor of James tiaines and against the
above named defendants, tor the sum of Two
Hundred TwenlV-Kic it and l U.U ICBS.VS) Do!
lars with Interest there. m at the rale of 10 per
cent ner annual and the further sum ot rlftv
t .). Dollars attorneys fees herein and the
costs ot and upon this writ together with costs
and disbursements, 1 have levied upon the fol
lowing described property, to wn: Lot seven
teen tITl in block No. twenty-two (Sal In the city
of Medford. In Jackson Couu-.y. Oregon, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof, together with
the tenements, hereditaments and appurte
nances inercunio oeiongiug.
In acoordauco with the provisions ot said de
cm I win on
Saturday, Juna 23, 1894,
at i o'clock n. m.. at tha front door otthe Court
Mo'ise, In Jacksonville. Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder tor cash, all the
right, title and interest oi toe aoove aetcua&uis
in ana to ine ajove ucsonocu prupenj.
JOHN E. i-sxros.
Sheriff oi Jackson County, Oregon.
Dated May in, ism.
To Land Seekers.
We have 40. CO and 80 acre tracts of
land near Medford, at pricos and terms
to suit the times, H sola within the
next 10 days. The Jackson Co. Flume
& Irrigation Co.
- Are You Going East?
If so and desire to go via Portland
and enjoy the luxury, safety and com
fort of a trip over the old reliable North
ern Pacific Railroad, you can do so from
Grants Pass and all S. P. points iq
Southern Oregon as cheaply as by any
other route. The Northern Paoitto
runs through trains from Portland to
St. Panl daily without change of cur-e
free colon tst sleepers, elegant Pullman
and Tourists' sleepers accompany every
train.
For tickets and full Information ap?
ply or write to A. U. Charlton, Asst.
General Passenger and Ticket agent,
Portland, Oregon, or to S. F. Cass N.
P. Ticket agent for Southern Oregon
Fire, National Bank, Grants Pass, Ore,
D. H. MTLLER,
DEALER Df
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware
i and fine Building Material.
CUROUGHT iROfi RflflGES..
Warranted Cutlery, Carpenters and Bonders Tools. Fishing Tackle, Ammunition Ete E
Red jacket Force Pomps, for deep or shallow wells. Tin Shopr Attached
. . . .
cfcW W S3.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles,
fs! tt.Na vOL 62-GO, S2 for Worklngrrron.
gM?i Kt3k nCW S2 and SI.75 for Boys.
My LADIES AND MISSES,
IMWSW' fck S3,8a.60S2.$l.75
I '"-Jl:" " CiUTtOX-ir aarr dmlar
W. L. DOUCLAS Shoes are .tvltsh, easy fitting, and give better
atlsiaction at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con
vinced. The stamping of W. L DocUs' name and price oa the bottom, which
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who vear them.
Dealers who push the sale of W. I Doutrla Shoes gain customers, which helps to
Increase the sales on their full line of goods. Ttuy ai aHord to awn a av laaa yvaH!-,
aacl w battovt Tea csua nv vamey tv hr-Hng sal joor fi.utaeaj f the deader adoa
tli ii batew. I'-f' 't" M txpoa apptleaUoa. W.X SO(KsLA& rrtnffrtan, Haa
- Medford. Oregon
For Sale by A. C. TAYLOR,
t'-t-t
man j
- -
Has ever been known to have the Cholera who
had his shaving and hair cutting done at
THE PALACE.
CLEANLINESS
I A COMPANION
TO OOOLtHCSSI
Our baths are two bits each.
Seventh street, Medford, Oregon.
THE PALACE.
Sheriffs Sale.
In Connection with the
Hotel Medford.
W. Lv. T0WSSKND, Propr.
County Treasurer's Third Notice.
Orrtcc or County Tbsasdrkr or I
Jackson County. Ohkoon. V
Jacksonville, Oregon, May at, ISM. )
NOTICE Is hereby given that there are rands
in the County Treasury for the redemp
tion or qotstandlng county warrants protested
trom September 8, I8S7, to October 7, as
per the following numbers: hM, s11. W8,1I.
4S10, WN, 43US. 4H07, 4, ll. , ,
W45, 3Jf4, 4SI3, B75, 4378, 4S711, MI,
V,S1. 4SO. 45B5, i."4. -HWi, i.77, 4.VB, 4M1,
4M, 4W8, 4MT, 4383. 4SS4. 4I7, 4SS1. 4SM, -tW),
4AM. 4M4, 4M3. 4&t&, 4549, 45M. 1W, 4I3.
H7, 4M), 4SI, 4X17, 4333, 403. 4.S, 4904, 4331,
4lrt. Cfril, 43Sa, 4.174. 43H5, 4 US. 4544, 4453, 4443,
43fo. 4SO, 4.n, 43U, 4330, 6. 4518, 4u33, 41X1.
44TS, 43S7. Interest oa (he some will oease after
Uieaaoveoate. n.vm.
ra.S5-j-15 County Treasurer,
jiaiui atsnursetnenis ana me aecruuut
and upon this writ, I have levied upon
lowing property to-wit: Deponing
p) feet south of the Ell or inside cor-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Itoseburg, Oregon, Ml
Notice la hereby civeu thai the :
named settlor has filed notice of his
to make anal proof in support
and that said proof will bo
Mav 91. 1804.
e flillowln.
lit. Intention
of his claim
made before
the county clerk of Jackson county,
Onursn. at lackaonvtlla. Oremn. oa Saturday.
July 7. 18V4-, vie John Clements, on homestead
entry No. 67W, tor the WW of NE and WUol
SEW. section 30. township S3 s R 3 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous restdenoe upon and cultivation
orsaia lana, viz: a. I, rem ana nooen uen
VI riuinvi Alum uviwmi w -.wuuw --.
Balpb Dean, ot Central IHjlnt, all ot Jackson
county, uregon. -
, - B. M. Vkatoh,
mfcjsn, - BegUrter,
In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for
the County of Jackson.
James Gainos, Plaintiff, )
vs. f
Wm. Edwards aud Julia A. Ed-f
- wards, Defendants. ;
By virtue ot an execution, decree and order
! court, dated the 27th day of April l&M, upon a
decree rendered in the above entitled
court on tho 7th day of April
In tavor or James uaines ana against
Wm. Edwards and Julia A. Edwards,
for the sum of $nS.!W, with Interest thereon at
the rate of W r cent per annum' and the fur
ther sum oi Mtu as attorneys tees ncrctn ana
the costs and disbursements and the accruing
costs of a
the follow
lwttntv rA
ner of the Packard Donation Land Claim num
ber forty-two, (42) thenoe west six and seventy
five one hundredth It 75-100) chains, thenoe
north seven and thirty-four hundredth (7 M 100)
chains, thence east eight and forty-live one
hundredth (8 45-HW) chains to county rood,
thence south nineteen and three-tourth (lWi)
deffrees. east seven and eight hundred and
three thousandth (7 SSS-10001 chains, thence
Md biir.nd thirtv-seven hundredth t4 S100
chainstoDUeoofbeKiunliic.all lying and be-
Inir in amiilnn twentv-fbur. 1341 tOwnshlD thil
seven, (37) south of ranee two (3) west of Will.
Mer., and section nineteen U) township thlrty
' sex-en (37) south of ranee one (1) west bf Will
Mer.. being the two and nlnc-nanareain , w
acres bought of Pres. Phlpps aud wile, and the
tlve and eight-hundredth to 8-100) acres nought
otl. J. rniupsanu wue, an oeiu. u
miniiv Oraeon: together with the tenemenu.
bereditainenls and appurtenance thereunto
belonging, in .ccoraai
of aui dcutoe, I at ill on
In .ccordanoc with the provisions
on . -
Saturday, Juna 83, 1884.
. a nT. selL at the front; door of the
court house in Jacksonville, Oregon, to the
highest bidder foe cash ap the rtght. title and
interest which theabove derenda'Uta, or either
of them have In, and to the above described
Pratttae"- ' ' JOHN k. PaXTOX."
v Sheriff of Jacksou county, Oregon,
h)?4MTS.lH. -:
Ml A
CONTRACTOIIS
IT" 1
mm,
-AND BXJILDERS.
We nrenarcd to rive estimate, oa any i
building from a woodsheod to a state capital, t
All work in oar hue guaranteed first das i
ia every respect.
Xadfsrd, - - - Oron.
F. W, WaschauJ
Hie German Watchmaker, f
FJtOJfT STEEET. MEDFOHD. ORIS
. . Sails the best goods la the Jewelrj
line and for reasonable prioea, i
repairing aone on -
clocks or jowsiry - i
EQOHS ASTD 8SS VOL
i
Watch eleanlag. 75 cents; main spriags. M oentt
watch glasses, 0 to p cents each. .
ALL - WORK - WAPRANTE
If vou need
your watches.
Notice to Stockmen.
TOCK marks and brands are not legal.
I recorded with the County Clerk. It is so
necessary, to make the. brands legal. thatjU
stockmen leave with the County Clerk a core
laiiii ' iiii'iii. vfuwu '
th. hnnd Hud bv said owner.
Slock laap
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