The Medford mail., August 30, 1895, Page 5, Image 5

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NEVY5 OF .THE CITy.
Baker A- Hamilton, dealers in bl;vk
K.rr.ths" aisd miners" -supplies, have an
ad this weei un eighth page.
Seho.il -jpp'ios. -it Wclih's 1 Jacket.
J. A. Fife: va in from Ado:-".o!i
creek, Mondiy. with a load of line
:aehcs whith he di; rosed of tu..t.
nitman.
For iaiiirt.- or.lv T'ro-e new -orts
a", the -i:;ickl." '
In .1 ustiee
V:
ilton'--" court !a-l Sad
ler was -given judg
Tolo ii" i n i nr coiupi'.j v
tirday 1). H.
mem, against
Mi!
the
fir .i-Vi . 7 .
The best values u hoscry and
v.rderwear at Webb's lla. -ket.
You couldn't miss seeing Y. II.
T.Ieeker vc Go's., at! if.yoi trieii. Mr.
'Waybaek i- telling...--hi or lhtj, py
Home elothiug.
Demorest. the dentist opera block.
Medford.
-Mr. Thosf. Krnin. a i iuont of the
uoper Kogue rtioc countrv. jii.nl lust
Thursday, of Bryrht's dVease; ag-d
sixty-rAve year:
-Boots and sho-is at
& P
male": for cost ard freight.
Sacramento hae a horse-cannery . all
the sane Portland.. only thisrnstitutioa
will prepare the a-er forfatt niug hogs
instead of table uso.
John Gainey hae taken a position
as clerk in I. A. Mounee"s.co:ifeetion
.ery establish me at. Jdhn U positively
a bright.lad and ai! right.
Peaoh boxes for -sale by AVallaeo
Woods, iso dried fruit .boxes.
Miss Pearl Hibbaw.1 was doing
vDevvritia!r this week .for M. .l.iGreen,
?ni.4n.. .1. 1.1 nllil HA 1
w... ...k.i k., l.c !
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"photographers in Medford.
The Odd Fellows of Gtfld Hill are
figvaing on having a grand time at .the
dedication of .their new hall to nijjiht .
A fajg dance and supper it the progwun.
Will exchtnge lumle.r Sof hay &r
grsiic.
W allace Woods, Mectora, uiv.
Presiding .Elder Jones will preaek.
io the M. E. church next Sunday evec
ing. at .eight o'clock, and in the ruorn
iDgBer. Dr. Kafeler, of PhenLj will
preach, X usual hour same place.
Fruit Baper at The MAiLoiiiee any
quantity.
A. T. Bolt, of Phoenix, lias taken
a position salesman in J. W. Maj-irs-Jury"s
generssJ store .t Gold Hill. The
joung maneannot bat prove himself
able aid any place fou put him.
For bargaias in real estate go lu
C. IV. Palm.
Hotel Nash a new sign in gilt
letters and figure the work of Coul
ter & Corson, aad ?ads "Hotel Nash.
It is a beauty of a jJand give
to the artist hand of Mr. Cordon lots of
ered it
New patterns in dress good. Very
elegant and cheap. W. H. Meeker v
Co. a
When J. C. &iird flickers his elec
tric light it is half past seven o'clock,
and, as per agreement, it Ls then time
to bar the store doors and pull down
the shades.
Driving gioves in endless quanti
ties and qualities and cheap. W. H.
Meeker & Co.
Geo. Anderson has material on the
pround for a new cement walk on two
tides of his resident property. He fig
ures that it is lots cheaper than plank
iind he figures correctly.
Just a few more of tho?i "New
Home" sewing machines left, at cost,
at W. H. Meeker & Cos.
The government has notices posted
offering a reward for the arrest and
conviction of the Ager-Klamath Falls
stage robber, who took a gold watch
from the U- S- mail on April lsth.
AX) is offered.
See that new all linen 10 cent tow
eling at Webb's Racket, also able lin
en, cheap.
Christian church services, at the
usual hour, eondueted by the pastor.
Ten minutes" talk preceding evening
service on Sunday "Closing of Saloons
and Business Houses."' Good music.
The people weleome.
We have received a carload of
Cumberland coal, which we will sell at
lowest rates. J. Beek & Co.
J. J. Houser is putting up a 12x'iJ
foot work shop on his very productive
acreage property, in Northeast Med
ford. The gentleman is a tanner and
fur dresser and will ply that vocation
hence the work shop.
You can get fruit cans at Brook's
tinshop. Quarts, tio cents: two quarts,
80 cents.
Deuel fc Stevens have pictures in
their ad. Read the picture: read the
ad. They are talking about a new
stock of -children's and youths' cloth ing.
They have a full and complete line of
dry goods and clothing.
The Vienna bakery is the place ;
you are looKing lor wnen you want,
oreau, cawes, pie.-, . um. ...
cream.
Weeks Orr began the work of 1
gathering their iwarcrop last Monday.
They will have upwards of seven car
loads of this variety of fruit aloae.
They have forty hands at work gather
ing and packing the pears.
G.L.Schermertiorn is making a spe
cialty of carpenter job work in all
lines, from an ironing board to a state
eapitol .
Creed Brothers are calling our
readers" attention to their celebrated
black land plows elsewhere in ad.
These implements aro especially
adapted to sticky soil and having been
thoroughly tested the purchaser runs
no risk.
The best shaves put up aro those carried n at G. L. Schcrmerhorn s
you get at Hates Iiros. shop, ditto hair , planing mill. Anything and evcry
cuts first class, everything. South C i thing made of wood can lie turned
Street. out at this mill.
Photographer Miser focused his j ILSt week we re-arranged a por
eamera on a large dinner plate this j tion of an item in our Kngle l'ointuor
TveeSrvrhich plate was full to the edges j respondenoo. In the re-arrangenient.
with threeapples which three weighed
sixty-three ounces one ounce sny 01
four pounds. Mr. Frford produced the
apples.
William. Jess;, Tommy and Nut,
All weul to Medford to ony a- new hat.
New huts at the Kackst" c-au)it their ..yes,
And they all went home, each with a prize.
A parent has asked us to call atten
tion to the fact that boys are allowed to
shake dice in some places of business in
this city in. violation of the law. The
pro
wit h
the law.
T. T. Mtl.I.i:!:. who has been down in
Calilor . lia for Hie past. few months, has
returned to Cold Hill. The gentieu:au
has b.vn unite 1 1 J during the past, few
weeks and is -till far ,'rom being r -bust.
Died, on Wednesday 'f this week,
little Mj-.ble. aged one. ai;d a half yeais.
daughter of Mr. ai:d Mrs. Henry t'ho1
tnau. The funeral tk r.lace from the
residence yesterday. The little oueV
trouble had its origin .'.r. t severe attack
of whoopng cough.
Marion Tryer hai- .-n!d his i-ei-deuce,
on We-l 1 street, to ins niothoi-iu-'uiw,
M:-s. Clements, which lady L
bnilding a Ul(i upright to the dwel
ling already thereon. Mesr Star and
lhisko ar. doing tin1 work. Marion
Jias moved to Jacksonville.
C C. L'oble has been making some
.iaiproveme its on his roideii"e in the
western part of the city. An addition
h.is heen built, new rof put oi and a
u norch added. The iir.nvevements
gt'eatlv add to the appeariuvc
lml i
I
convenience, if the dwelling.
Y. K. Weaver is proving Lim-clf
a vcrv eiiicii-ii clerk at Hotel Claren
don. " So far as Tiik Mam. know-.
Shorty"' VWvver is all right-when
he W himself and he relaiy- that h--
is thf t way t wenty-four hour each day
nr.d seven days each week of late.
Postmaster .Howard ha agreed to
t;urvo.v ."niluilouslv. the uroimscd
iUrliivg Wilson .road, provided a par.y
of a.xmt n and c ainmen cat.- t' made
t)i and sent out with him. Thi k
suri'lv a liivral projxisition snd one
which ought to be tivorably c!id'reil.
U. L- MeCalw has proven beyond a
shadow of a doubt mat goixl coca can
OC
be grown out on Little liutto mvck.
He rtdates that he Ui-.s
twe.Uo feet S.ngh, and :i
a corn turio
he hi left with us aiwarnronnd uctrh
have grown eight othr smaller eir.
C. Y. Milton is getting in shae to
put up a residence on hU lots in South
west 34ed ford. It will be.. a seven roota
eottge tud bull; tirst-clas.- in every way.
The lujiilwr for th
bmldKJg is now !-
ing hauled from V lay ctarieys "a-!
mill. D. i'ofe.r u ill do tlio carpvnU r '
work.
Mr. and Vrs. W. U. Gnit NKt.1. re
turned to tleir ho tie at Portland Tiies.
day evening, after a week's visit with
Mrs. Griuneir. parets, Mr. ajd Mr-.
C-. W. Galloway. Mr. Grinned has a
gd paying pjitiou isi the ulior.i city
as city salesiaau for the .-:;ami
Cracker company.
VY. K. Bowdoiu. lorun-;-iy on-
the vmblishers of the K'imnat.'i Full
Star," has lakeu a ixisiiion with i.'ie
Ashland Tidings. Mr. ltwdoin i-mi
acknowledged new-iper m;jn of abil
ity and the Tiding-i to ! -uigi-a'. i
Laxed in -curing t h- ai--i-laiu:e of one
so well qualife J in all liiii-- 0 nork.
Iay Pitrker win all th-- bicycle
houors thcfe were to nin at Grant
Pass Welnevlay. There t.t oniy 0110
who contested with him. ayo-.ing fellow
from Eugene, and not -wift enough to
make the race, interesting. In the
mile race Day wliecl-;d again-t limt-,
making three-fifth of a mile in l:l'T.
Dr. G. W. McDonald ha ju-l
taken charge of three t wo-ycar-o!d
colts from Yreka. vrhieh he will bn-ak.
They are sired by a half brother of Fly
ing jib, 1 their dams t-ing -tand-ard
bi-ed mares. The doctor is con
fident that they will make peedy hor-es
as they have the "going" ipiantities of
their sire.
Charlie Wolters is out with a new
ad this week. He is talking to you re
"arding his eleg'ant tea set. of which
h Ii:is Mil Hlmo-t endle a,st)rlincnl
almo-t endle
and mo-t beautiful in d-v-ign. Mr.
Wolters" line of groceries ;- alwas
f,.h nn.l low in oriec. Sc.- t lie iii t are
on the wall with it- face to the front
this page.
W. J. 1). Ander-on ha- -old his
tract of land, out near Mrs. Bradley "s
place, to Peter .ell. a r-veiit arrivwl
fmm t'lMiieville. Mr. Zcll is a cootx-r
hv trade and will at once lx gin work in
that line and will trailo work for pro- j
duee. Mr. Anderson is a cabinetmaker
and will put up a shop nearer the center;
of the city.
.1. A. Whitman has seven hundred !
and eighty-three girls, more or les-
but not less than twenty-four, packing ;
pears at his warehouse in this city. ;
It is just like a picnic over that way all 1
the time with A. .1. M.-U-od and M.
; R. Hart masters of ceremonies. Mr. 1
W. is figuring on sendingout seven car
loads of fruit this week.
J Henry Pohlman, foreman and gen-1
eral suierintendenl of the Orchard I
Home fruit farm, reports that the asso-!
ciation will have lotKI boxes ot jieache-.
and fifty t(ns of prunes this season. Con- (
sidering that tne trees aro nil young
and many of them bearing for the first
, time this season, the output is not. by
1 a considerable, a bad one.
! The Readick dramatic company is
i nlaving a week's engagement at Rose-
burn- this woek. Mr. Ucauick is
woeK. .Mr. ueauieK is un
i (r.nttenem wtio ldaved the "leiul man'
vith SluUv, combination last sea-
son ,Ic js an abi1 at,t0r and the
lneatl.e jr,M;rs down this wax
i,e wiil make Medford
are Ii
OP-
II
11a
been playing coast towns.
Bcllin-'er &. Payne are in th
field
Ah
for votir work 111 the dray I inn
work done with dispatch and care, j
liyery line of work given csiRtcial at
tention .
Peaches larger than pumpkins.
; That is saying a considerable for Rogue
I river eaehes but not much for our
i pumpkins. The peach in question was
raised by Merchant A. M. Woodford
' and measured over eleven inches and
weighed a pound. The pumpkin
i measured less than eleven inches and
weighed an half pound and just a year
! old.
A .'eiieral line of mill work is
wt. supplied Uieexpression, "tJli, gosti.
t.o which Mr. tlowleit taKcs excen-
Uion. Considering that Mr. H. is the
1 correspondence and that he is a minis
' ter of the gos)el it is hardly expected
. that he would do anything else but ex
cept. -' .1. Kaiser, editor and proprietor
of the Ashland Valley Keeord, started
Saturday evening on an extended east
ern trip. He will go tirst to Salt Lake
same party asks us to request the
priotors of These places to comply
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest I . S. Gov't Report
IX x
ABSOLUTELY
! City, thenco
there to New
whore, it will
ure to hold .'.
to Kan-:
York at:
mo-t lik
City and from
1 Washington.
Iv le his plea--
eon-nlla;
ion with
will be
ro-i-
dent Clex eland. I!
absent
-v.-ral week-.
Gents" Heive lined mui- rw
'all and winter no hetcr artie
ctVer-'d the trad-', and lor little
ar.
tor
;. I'M'
llniliev .
W. II. Meeker' Co.
.1. H. lo um w;i iiro-tral-'d i:h
h- at !a-t Friday. The day was not par
tu ularly warm, it; fact it was not at all
uneonifortaOle. but the work at which
Mr. 15. w:-engaged, that, of grubbing
out wil,ow- on vr. 1 i ipp s piace in
Kar Medfoni. was such that he tuvame
overheated and for a lime there was
Mme iiu-'-tio.'i a to k: i recovery, hut-at
pre-. nl he i- ipiite kcmself again .
The R.i-ehurg l'.'astd-'a'.er has thi-:
"Seot.t Mnrris. of Ada. near TsilteiMi.
lake, w an apidicant for a certificate to
teach. Mr. Morris t- a comparatively
new jttler in this district, having
lng i)..eu a eilien of Jackson caunty.
when- I".-- held the resiron-ible iMisitiou
of po-!n:a-ter of Spik-'iiard. If h- secure-
hi- certificate a changi; ofadmin-i-tration
v ill not consitut-- an ou-ter.""
A citL'-Mi who but recently arriv
ed in Mitlfoiil. talki-.l good -ens.; when
be said: have come here to Slav
citi.eu. I ithail huv ail
illy hou-elud goods r'gtit Jier' wi'i
not -end away for an article that can
poM.ih!y ! procured here." A maa
who talks like, that has about him on
,.
of th' fuuilameetal principles that m
upciten- who are worth bigtaoney to I
the mmunily. ' !
The Yreka journal ha- ihii 10 -ay j
0f l't-of . Ri
-j10fe-.or
i and hi- bu-ine-.s col lege: j
lligby. of tin- Medford ;
BufincrS t'oili-ge aijii Norma! institute. 1
-v.'ins to ' -ecuring a large uumhor of
scholars from this ciumty. by offering
board. tuiti)ii, rooms and general ex.- '
i'oes at ".' iH-r month. This will1
iiit rf. rt :th attenuate-- at our hi 'a
--hov;, fivm rea-tm of iiie iow price
charged iviug fheap !or board alone."
.1. ii. Stewart i.aa a o.!t '.iv iie.-pl.-
at w.ic gulh:ii.g hi- iinus. r.
crop of jK-ii--. T---nty-cight -if tin
hand-are ngaged in :ickiiig (he lrnil.
Mr. S;j.irl ep--t t- have twenty
carload-f p- a -. which o-ight t. bring
him in. l lii- pri.i-s now oaot d.
l.v.s -i -. and -Id.!-'!. A-id-' from
thi-- irreat uiieuiut of p--ar h-- i!i hae
oth-r fruit, ep.v:aMv ant
ought to run iii-ca-h rovipt- to -io--;!ti
$l",'l f-r the M-a.sii.
II -v. A. S. Fo--.er will p-cach at
the Pre-byterhiH church n--M Sunday
nn; ning. and tin- evening services will
bi eoud.rf.-t;d by Rev. Shoivy. of Port
land. Rev. Shorey as farinerly
pi-id;nt of die dates college, at
X-'ligh. Nfhi-iska. and the gentleman is
here viiting friends from that city,
am. ing whom are Drs. IKigers and Hal!
and L. B. Warner. Fvcning --rvic-s.
at the Pre-sbyteria;i cliurch will com-m.-iiiv
l -.ven thirty un'il furtlier ih-tic-,
inte:ni -f eight ielivk. as hei-.-tt-fore.
TliK M.MI. will hark at 110 :naii'.
la--k. Wh-'u it In-ars ugiy rumors
regarding opic whose inov.unents if
corivel. a- aib-y d, inV--rf're directlj
, w ith a fair show am.mg our 111. chaui. s
; we will go direel t. t'n.- fountain head
! and lx-gin sifting. this wee
e
heard that Architect Rennet was dis
criminating Ih'lHi.'iMi our builder- when
opening bid- for buildings. We went
to Mr llenuet and lie mo-- eniphati- ;
c.'tUy denied tin-charge and to prove,
his assertion- he ha.- a-Ked a M.Ml. re-
l",,"lV
to be present at each occasion of 1
opening otus.
Willis Town-end. -oinetiuies called ;
the ".ledge"' hy the boy. Uvauso of his'
leaning always toward the side of right, 1
and justict whether it he to tile value
of a "white" or "red", has inaugurated
himself into a complete and entire real
ct-tate ami insurance agency. He will 1
hate office room with C. W. Palm. Mr.
Townsend has proven himself, -inc.- his
coming to M.-dfoinl. to bo a pretty
square g.-utl. -mini and bu-ine -like on '
all sides and a nii-tl. r. He propo,e
to follow the above bn-ine and do the ,
right thing bv ai! parties. S -e hi ad
in another column.
Tin- half ikisI seven clo-ing move.
I which i- now on in Medfoad. is work- 1
ing 'o a degree of much satisfaction to ;
t.ho merchants. They have heretofore :
beeu comeiled to -tund In-hind the
counters until nine or ten oYlock. but;
full., i.iven the ev-cninos for a home 1
. lil v. ith their families is indeed 11
..I....,,, i-.. von- little of the eveniui?
trade comes from tin- country the clo--ing
will hardly work a hardship upon
the general business, of the city. We
townspeople can a- well do our trad-
I ,., U.f.,e.
the cloning hour ami no in
convenience comes therefrom. It 1-
hardly more than fair that we give 0111
merchants a chance for a few hours
time at bom-- with their families.
The Welding sisters, which are P
j appear at Medford opera house on Sep
! temlier lllh. arc acknowledged three of
the best artists now touring the west.
Tln-v have Mattering not ict-s from many
leadin-i- naners of the 1 uitcd stales am
Canada. The entertainment consists ;
of Shakesearean selection in costume. 1
graceful and refined dances. comedettHS J
and humorous recitals, in addition lot
the line, music. They will lie assisted I
by Miss F. M. Kcnrick, pianist, a grad- j
uate of the Hoy a I Academy of Music.;
Loudon. F.ngland. Cowded houses are '
free tug them everywhere. Medford
will undoubtedly treat them in like man-
nee nnJ in so doing our people are ;
promised one of the very best and re
lined entertainments ever 011 our stage. I
The ladies come with endorsements from j
such as .I0I111 Kuskin and lames Kussell I
Lowell. I
Insurance Adjuster Green, who has;
been here from Portland for the past j
week or more adjusting the school 1
house loss, has paid the full amount of
insurance on the building, amounting
totfolMMI. and 1775.77 of the Will HI on fix-!
turos. The Continental company carried
&iHMand the Wesches'er S'JIHMI on the
building and the Koyal t in; (Mlil on I
lixtures. Since tins adjustment was!
PURE
made ( "lerk .lone
alout the ruins
ha- b
.'t h.
i'ii
at worn
: 111 He-
ring
!at .
window weights and tie ,
all of which are a- good ;i
placed in u-e. The Kirna
ag'd somewhat but are
n-aiiv
wln-ii !ir-t
s are dain
Mi at lea.,;
half their lir-t co-t. Tin- iirick. -ome-t
hing I ik-- 10.(NKI. ure ( a! -out half aim-.
Figuring up all tlie,..-aud tie- amount
reach.-, over spm una -ummiiig up trie
whole bu-iiics-the district i- getting
aliout .siMI more than th- actual in-ur-ance
It is one of th.- li,.,t bargains I've
rei'i-'ved. good materia';, guarant-'-'d
not- to rip. perfect lit. i- a yard long,
will keep you warm for men only.
It- a shirt, got lot- of them, new, clean
oil'--, too! I you ever happen to need
one come to Webb's Racket.
T. H. Hills and Senator Holt, are
doing some g.Mid work in preparing a
.lack-on county exhibit for the -tale
lair. There is a pri.e of -l'iMI to be
given to the county having the l-,t
exhibit of agricultural and horticul-
t.iral products, and Io(l lor the second
lie-t. Should either of these priz
be secured it will be turned over to the to allow the erson setting the lire to
Southern Oregon fair committee and : get well away from the prim-sis lief on
used as special premiums. Aside the paper would have become ignited,
from the moneyed consideration there i Much care had been taken by the lire
is a good lump of honor to be taken '. fiend that his work should prove a suc
awaj 'from the. slat-; fair by some conn- , cess. He had diw;onnected the ho-.-ty
"arid i'. might as well bo Jackson from the hydrant in the front yard and
that does it. iniusmuch as we have the ' placed it over the fence in tin: road.
n.vcHsary products to do it with. The An eight ounce bottle, which had con
above gentlemen want everybody to I tained ' lurpcnlin-s. was found near the
I help them get up a tine exhibit. THKlpoeh.
i... ...:ll "i:-.l ... ..11 1 V, ....... 1. 1.
mil 10111 .'.iiiiu'r iiniui oil mi
exhibits the farmers and orehardists
tieroaixmw mil conlriout.-. 1 tie uate
of the fair is September iilh.
Dr. F. lemi)rest has with him
Dr. S. C. Force, of Ashland, an e.vper-i.-need
workman in gold and porcelain
bridges. Gold crowns fitted the senm
less methiKl. Teeth inserted without
mi i.w ..-..-I. (;,-,.... ;.w- nr
).'m-ri-st has a painiess method for the 1
evtriiction of teeth. 1 rtie- in oera
block. Call and we Dr. Force if you'
wear partial plate-, and nave a ni utge
put in .
There vx.-.s a h e!y iiinuuay .o.u
near 'entr.il I oi -it . on Tuoiliu of this
week, which was far from lieing mixed
with uiu.-ii pi- ttstire. .1. A. H.1I.1-
,. 1
ol this city, was returning from tin
Blaekwt'll mining district, and in com
i;.ny with him was i5,K.li fx-e. of tj'ii
uhU-hi'1"" Point. Winn r.-aiing ( eutra
I unit, one ol the w liilllitn-'s gave wav i
and the loam the wild Indian-, as Mr.
II. calls them i.-gan running. They!
had not gone far when ixith occupant!
of the buggy wci-e thrown out by thor
roiid-ide and again-t a barb.-d wii-e
fence. Mr. H. received some several j
severe cuts on his left hand and arm. t
and while these are very painful and:
sore, they are bul trifles eotniKtr-'d I
to those received by Mr. I-ee. The ;
Mesh whs torn to thr tmnc on his left !
foii-arm hini for a di-lanee of fully -i.x i
inches. Aside from this there are I
several wounds of less extent on hisi
ixniy. The l.-iiii) was uninjured Mr.;
Hauley has pitimi-4'd that this family
team will not till that capacity 1
hiiv more, nottt ithstanding the fact J
that Mr- II. has driven it reix-al-alU
and .viihoul accident. We might sug
- I
ge-t that Mr. H. would Ix benefited
by a -imilar pmmi-c a- to himself
Fach purchaser, to the amount of
sj". at o.ir -toi-e. g- t- a pre-eul of hi-,
or her, choice of a numU-r of beautiful '
hook- among tln ni lx-ing the "Favor
ite" e.Hik txHik. and Sliakesjicar's com- i
plete works in one volume. A-id.. '
fi-om thi-you get a member-hip in the '
Glo'x- library association, that entities i
von t" buy, at wholesale prices. an I
ixvk thai is printed. You get just as j
many g.xxis for jour money as ev. i
an.l we maKe vou ;prsenl of tile
Nviks. W. H. Sleeker V Co.
An assault and batterj- i'.w origi
nalcd out on the Hamiin farm 011 Thurs- ',
day of last week, in which Fish, forinan j
011' Hud Hamlin's place and .1. F. Haul- '
lin were the chief combatants. Fish J
swore out a warrant for Hamlin's ar-j
rest charged w it h ass-uiltand batterj .
and the trial was had In-fore Justice
Jacobs at Central Point the next dav J
Friday. A jury trial was had and a'
verdict of not guilty was returned, j
Attorney .1. A. Jeffrey, of the firm of
White Jeffrey, appeared for thej
state and Attorney W. 11. Parker, of 1
Crowell .V ParlA-r. for the defense. ,
When the decision had In-en rendered j
bv the jury Mr. Parker moved thai the I
i Costs le alia.
hed to the private prose- 1
eutor Fish. Til
Justice figured that i
the exp-ns-s incurred were made w ith- 1
out just cause or provocation and or
dered that the costs Ih- taxed as per
motion of Mr. Parker. This is ihe tirst j
case in Jackson county where costs have J
Ih-euthns taxed to private parties and .
to Attorney Parker and Justice Jacobs;
I ;
is (".tie from Jackson county tax payers .
Ihe credit for having saved them the 1
expense oral least one justice trial. The,
expenses in this case could not well,
keep from Iving in big figures In-eause '
of ihe fact that court was held at a con
siderable distance from ihe scene of'
I j the alleged assault. j
For 5ale or Trade.
Two teams, wagon and
Jack Morris second Maud
tarn,
tore.
ss. at !
Vill j
lake part work.
Of Interest to Vou.
On Monday. September "Jiul. we will
o'U our elegant- line of ladies', child
ren's and infants' cloaks, caps ami
jackets. Beautiful Ixuiver plush caps
bv the dozen. ISlHi styles -every one.
No last year's 'birds nest" Iwiught in
job lots" to wock off. but the very
latest, made to our own order, from
advance I'aris fashions. Also infants
and children's silk caps and bonnets.
Our dry goods are all fresh and new as
well as the cheaiM'st. On shoos, we
... 1 ...:n
heat em ail. e wan cs , ..,
mUviivs nav the highest market price
for them in cash or trade.
Ttumpson, VaxI'vki'. I'll
-Mining iloods at Thk Mam. otltee. j
WORK OFTHE FIEMD!
An Attempt Made Thursday Morn
ing to Hum .Mrs. .1. Hradley's
f:ine Farm k'esiderc .'.
The Forth Saturated With Turpen
tine Tracks Leading to and from
the Dwelling Discov ered.
at t.jii) i-t ti
.lay Mrai
city, on !
1 I'll lie
. aiMiul
'.'iitral
iiii.rn-
ol Mr-
mil
! i' 1 111 1 bis 1
road, ua, 111:1
el--r
1111
A IhhiI 011
Mrs.
I rai
wa
ihat awiik-'Ueil by a
1 if , eiiet hing he
She a rone and .
ami a-ked him
,-aine time notic
Iloi-e i'.-m:
avy failing
ali.-il her
n-eariiiiig
-d a tla-h
iniiiin
to til.
-Oil I
In; Moor.
I .a iv-on
and the
liglit as
Shc iui
Ihe lir..
11
of
though the hou-e was on lir--.
mediately gave the alarm am'
was easily extingui-heil by Law-on and
a hired man.
As soon as tin; lire was -Miiiui-hcd
a hasty examination was made and re
suited in some startling discoveries.
A bunch of paper had tx en we!! -atu-rat-'d
with ttirpt.Mitii:-.- anil phu-ed
uniier tin- porch at the south w---l
corner of the house. To this was al-
s' taeh-d a fuse, w hich wa- long enuugh
i ,
..:i .iiiu j. r. n. .iu. .j.ii..i
j plainly that the tire, had been well 1
' liianneo ann nau not .Mrs. uraoiev i-en 1
awakened the house, with its contents
would have ljeen destroyed.
A light shower ol rain had fallen
during the night and by the aid of it
the mrly setting the tire was followed.
bv his track, as far as the business
where he evidently left the
road. Track- were a! -o found leading j
from tow n directly to the house where
the tire was started.
There is strong talk of a b!o.d-
found f
for us" in i.iri such case- as this.
and had one
morning no
!s..i available yefrt-rdaj-dor.bt
tin- guiltj' parly'
would have b-cil diM-ov.
break of dav.
i 'V-flir-' the
wlr.arvins.'ir.'irar.irf ir.ar
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I hey i'.Ke to put on a !- w "extra touenes
to make the table i.Hik inxitiug. It is sort
' natural one of the tilings which make
'. life worth living. Vou lake pride in having
V things nice. I can fix it for you. Mj" tea
'' -els are t-au!ic-; and I hey don't come very
.T. high, either. When you have your table
nieelj' titled out with dishes jou have neg
lected an all important adjunct 10 a well
regulated spread if the edibles thereon at e
not of tile liesl and jm-itiveiy fresh
No Man or ... .
Woman Wolters
Seiling groeeris that weiv not the very best.
I aim to do the square thing, both itnitialny
and price
V T jT
Just the
Plain . . .
WOLTERS
QRANFILL &
Best Bargains, Most Goods,
Best Values For Cash.
I
Our stork is nice, elean ami new. We have
a beautiful line of ladies' sprint"" dress goods
wash goods of every description. Quantities
of laees. embroideries, "imps. etc. Trices on
all lines lower than the lowest. We huv and
sell on a Bed Rock Basis CASH. New
line of sprino- shoes. New uoods arriving
daily. Call at once he fore the assortment is
broken.
,3j
7$
Same assortment 01 goous ami iaino
Central Point Store
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Cranfill & Hutchison
.Mr. Arthur J. Mcnday
Woodland, Wash.
41
I Am Cured
Eczema For Over Three Years
Purified the Blood With Hood's
Sarsaparilla and is Now Well.
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowtll, Mas.:
"Dear Sirs: I wihh to forward yon
Btetement of my case. Eczema a.p
reared ibrt years ago and since then
have tried all kinds of remedies tot
the cure of the disease and had given
up all hope of ever being cured. At
last'I wan told to try Ho. id's Sarsapa
rilla and Hood's Olive Ointment. I
did ho and I am happ to bay that
I Am Cured
of
that dreadful skin disease. I hav
taken sixteen bottles of Hood's Sarsa
parilla and used five boxes ot the Oint
ment. I would have written before
but I wished to wait until I was confi-
Hood's Cures
dent the disease would not retnra
again. It has not and I can say I am
perfectly cured. I gladly recommend
Hood's " SarMparilla." Aethcb J
Me?. dat. Woodland, Washington.
Hood's Pills do cot purge, pain or gripe.,
but act promptly, eui'.y and fffieiaatlj. 1M.
Davi.i Force is the boss fisherman.
It., eefi.ii-1... I t.i hnt-fi ia if en I'.Kl nounds
j ,,f (ires.s,-i salmon, fi-om Kogue river,
; i 1,-ss than three hours, near the
t Faun:
,
!
jiiae.
'ou Can't Read 'Em.
Vou can't read our self-lauding ad
vertismenta on every other fence 'ward
in the valley, but bj- calling at th-.-old
reliable harness shop when in Med
ford jou can get prices that will suit.
A tin-- Sine of lap robes and hor-c-blank,
t- ;u-t receiv.-d.
J. W. La '.vrox.
Tin- Harness Mar.
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The . . .
GROCER
HUTCHISON
A iv still at the front ainlas
usual are jjiviui; the
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CENTRAL IMINT.
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