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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1897)
I PURELY , PERSONAL. W. Oamkron, of Uuloiilown, was in thoclty Tuesday. K. B. Suitii, ot Grant Puns, was a juooioru visitor this week T. and Gko. Jonkh, ol Slsklyon, woro oiu(f Business in aiouiora Monday, D. Pknnkjkh, ono of Central Point's good larinera, wus lu Modrord Monday. J. Bush, ol the Baby mine, in Doug 1m county, was doing business hero Monday. Miss Oli.ib MaRKSHUKV returned lomo Tuesday from a few duys' visit with Gold Hill friends. JOK Hammkusi.ky, tho Gold Ulll at torney and real ostato man, was in Med ford Wodnosday upon business. H. K. ANKKNY, of tho Starling inlno. loft Monday evening far a fow days' slay with his family at Eugone. B. S. Sparlin, of Rosoburg , a bruke man on the S. P. freight train, spent a couple of days iu Medford this week. Miss Sarah Mkss.nrk. lute of For mosa, Canada, was visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. W. V. LlppincotU Mies ALETI1A MANZEY, of Central Point, wae visiting a few days this week with Liferyoiun I. P. Williams and family. Miss Myrtle Ruppkrt, ot Slssoo, Calif., arrived in Med ford Sundav even ing and will remain a few days to have nor eyes ireatea oy ur. ueary. ' Judge E. W. Waturiqht, of Denver) Colorado, was in Medford a fow days last week, the guest ot Messrs P. P. King and J. D. Heard, who are old lime friends of the judge. Abe Bish, who Is attending the nor mal school at Ashland, was visiting his parent in Medford this week. He was one of the applicants for teachers' cer tificate at the examination held at Jack sonville last week. J. C. Pendleton, The Mail's cor respondent and good friend, at Tablo Bock, was in Medford a couple ot days this week. The gentleman has a host of warm friends here and his coming is always welcomed. R. G. KlNQSLKY, of Jacksonville, who underwent an operation performed by Drs. Gear; Sc Pickel, a tew weeks ago from double hernia, was on the streets of Medford last Saturday, entirely re covered from his illness. W. E. Case and family left Sams Another (lining Deal. v auey juonaay lor saiem, where they will remain a tew weeks, after which they will go to Akron, Ohio, to reside permanently. Their many friends in the valley are hoping suocess will be theirs always. R. W. Gray has been down from Prospect for several days this week and last. He is now. superintending work on his farm, having secured the t services of a competent gentleman to versee the work at tke saw mill, which mill is in operation. C. P. Parker was up from Gold Hill Monday. He is now in charge of Ceo. Lyman's saloon. After a oouple of months Mr. Parker expects to pur chase the business and conduct it for himself. His family will remain in Medford until school doses. H. L. MlSKR, the photographer, re- . turned home Sunday from a several -weeks' trip in Douglas county, where he has been taking views of all the principal mines and also a large num ber of soenic views. Mrs. Miser will remain there for a few weeks visiting run menus. W. A. OwKKBj the Central Point politician ana all round good fellow, made Thb Mail office a pleasant call last Saturday. Mr. Owens is one of sooae lellows whose word you can al ways bank on, and is always a welcome visitor at this office even though he sloes not always find it possible to agree with us on the policy pursued by us in dealing with matters and things apper taining w county an airs. L. C. Coleman, who has been hern -several weeks lendftig his support to the proposed sugar beet industry, left ;- jot ilia uoiue in son r rancisco last Sat urday. While here Mr. Coleman worked earnestly for this enterprise ana nis euoi-is were successlul in Inter esting the farmers in the work and there is no doubt but that a practical and thorough test will be made here this year with every indication of suc cess. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bateman left Jledlord Monday evening for Bossburg, Washington, at which place Mr. Bate man has an interest in fourteen quartz mines, of gold, silver and copper, for one of which he was offered $000. Wil lis Townsend, formerly ot Medford, is in partnership with Mr. Bateman in the ownership of these mines. Both these gentlemen put in a good sum mer's work last year and Mr. Town end has been in that line of word dur ing the winter. Their Medford friends are hoping there will be plenty of glitter for the boys. J. J. Ullman, the ever clever and always honest and upright real estate broker, of Gold Hill, was in .Medford last Saturday upon business. The gentleman has recently closed a min ing deal by means of which a great deal ot money has changed hands and because of which Mr. Ullman is juBtly .elated. After March 1st the gentle man will devote bis entire attention to handling mining property, of which lie has a considerable listed and good property, too Tho best of everything that's going isn't too good for Mr. Ullman and we hope it will always be his. R. L. Dusenbury, living down on Sardine creek, was in Medford upon business Monday. The gentleman owns 300 acres of good placer mining ground on Sardine creek upon which he has a pipe at work. The proposed ditch from upper Rogue river, mentioned else where, is intended to Bupply water to all the mining land on this creek, and Mr. Dusonbury's 300 acres will be as much benefitted as any. The gentle man is very sanguine as to the profits whioh must of necessity accrue to the projectors of this ditch enterprise and as well to tho ownors of the land through whioh it will pass. There Is probably not a placer in I no on tsanlnio creek wniuii una a iwiuir reputation fur gold producing thnii has lilt) mnpmir spring iiyiirauuo uuiii', vet there uro inuiiy mines in tlint local ity which have cSmiillv as irood a repu tation, ilociumuot the' known value ot the Sulphur Springs imuo there is at tached to the news item announcing it sulo a ileal more Importance thiui is usually given in milling transfers. It was ouiv lust week thut a ileal wus con sunmUxl, through the agency ot a Med ford nartv. whereby this initio of 180 acres passed from the ownership 'of K. N. illiaiiiH into tho . pomwsioii ot Denver, Colorado, capitalists, mid be cause of the iact being made more mani fest that Knstern money is seeking lu crative investment in this mining local ities is tho why of tho fuel that this paHr is elated over the sale, as by such means good properties are at once lirouKh to tho view of cuuital which seeks thu substantia! rather Hum a mushroom pocket hunter, There are mines of untold wealth on Sardine creek which are practically as yet in an undeveloped stage or if any' develop- men is at nn, very crime ones conaiilei ing the wealth of tho surrounding county. There are, o bo sure, many propositions which are now being operated and are paying well, vet those ouuiv iiuuBB cuiuu ue uoveiopeu 10 many times thoir present capiicilv ami there i . i i . . .. , nuuiu w kivuuu suuiuiuilb lur Ull uuir dred venrs ooeration. In no locality on the Pacific coast are the well developed placer mines pay ing a greater dividend than are those of tiiis county, and we doubt it any are pnyiiur as wen. wnen once caniiui is convinced that there is projierty here worthy its improvement then will our hills and valleys be as clav in the moulder s hands and tho gold now hidden will be the nioulder'B reward. Thk Mail hopes other deals likeunto that of the Sulphur Springs mine will be made and tliut there will be taken from these several other rood nronoai- tions the wealth which is now covered and is known to be there by reasons ot thorough and honest "panning." County Expenditures. The follnwlnit lulls wore amtltml nmt war ranis ortlurvu drawn for the rtiHiiiuulvii imounta al tho luat li'snloii of the vomit; court : Wm S Crowoll, county JuiIko. sultry in.) i a n nuruoH, snornr unc uciiiiiy Kit :w uoo a juckmii, clerk ami deputy s W K Amlcrnon, recorder lift U P l.tmlluy, coumy ircumirer iw A M fml, court bouse janitor tfr John Watkin., Uokhu rlvor furrymim.... u j ii w muiiun lor Airs Nonunion.,,,,,., Kiln Kuiullcs, .tiinuitl futility I. 0 RiHlvnticrKcr for Mr Moruun Annn Jonlou for self ami funitU- Ilurrlrlt Johnson for self and family ,, A Big Dltra Proposition. Unknown to anyone save the persons directly interested, there has been for some time, extensive preparations be ing maae tor building a large mining ana irrigating aiton in tnts county, which, if successfully carried through. as every indication now promises, will be of no little importance to the farm ing and mining interests of Jackson county. A party of eastern capitalists, realizing that in this county there is yet, a large amount of undeveloped mining ground, which, if properly de veloped, would yield large profits, havo Deen, tnrougn tneir agent, j. s. How ard, preparing to build a mining ditch which will cover several hundred acres of the best mining ground in the county as well as several thousand acres o farming land. Surveyor J. S. Howard has recently returned from a recon nolterlne expedition along the Dro- posed course of the ditch, and from him we learn ot the progress made already, and of the intention ot the company' which has already been incorporated. There has not been any survey made, as yet, but everything is ready for the preliminary survey just as soon as the weather wiH'permit, and as soon as this nrst step has been taken, the work will be pushed as rapid as possi ble until the ditch has been com' pleted. which will reoulre at least year's time. The water will be taken from upper Rogue river, a short dis tance from the forks along the north side of the riyer, passing Elk creek and Trail oreek, running along the north end of Sams Valley to the head of Sams oreek and Water gulch and from there to the divide between Star gulch and Sardine creek, thence around the point north of Gold Hill, thence across Rogue river in pipes, and irom tnere to KaneB creek and sur rounding country. The canaoitv of the ditch is to be 10,000 inches and the course as above described will cover about seventy miles. As may be seen, by those familiar with the lay of the country, not lesB than 15,000 aares of farming land can be irrigated from the ditch, and it also covers about 3,500 acres of rich mininir ground which can be easily develoiied with this amnle supply of water. The approximated cost ot tne uiicn is between three and four hundred thousand dollars. Among the Churches. Spring Medicine la a necessity whioh Hood's Sareapa rllla grandly supplies. It purines and vitalizes the blood and thus gives tone ;nd strength to tho whole system, Hood's Pills are the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver Ills, ! EPISCOPAL CHURCH. There will be rceular sevices at St. Marks Enlsconal Church next finniku evening at the usual hour. Sunday school in the morning. 1 M. E. CHCBCH, SOUTH. We gave way' last Sunday evening and postponed our meeting owing to the continued services at the M. E. Church. Our previous week's services were imperative. We will hold reirn. lar services next Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 a, m preaching at 11, junior at 8 p. m., sen ior league lit 6 p. m. and preaching at 7. CHRISTIAN CnUUCIL !' ,' ELI FISHER, PASTOR. . Services at the usual hours. Mnrn. ing sormon, -subject "The 20th Cen tury Call and the Cominc Revival. " Evening theme "'Sprinkling as Bap tism." Tho theme will be treated his torically, as I am unable to find any reference to it in tho Holy Bible. Any one knowing of such scripture will con fer a favor upon the pastor by handing tho same to him, giving chapter and verso, uome ana near. Rev. S. M. Martin, who is to hold a month's meetings in the opera house, becrlnnincr earlv in March. Is nnn of t.hn most successful of evangoliats. It is a rare opportunity to hear this gifted man. Among his subjects are these: "Marriago and Divorce," "Christian Bioyoling," "Whiners." "Is Christi anity Reasonable?" "Men-Pleasing," "Hell," "Can a Man Be Saved Outside the Church?" "Politics and Religion." You are Bollclted to attend ana hoar this marvelous man, . . .. c A - Mrs K K llule MrsSMttoot " " " " Jiioob Thompson for Khodn Miller ,. ,, Mrs 0 1 Courtney, self umt.fumliy Mrs C Kleinlnii S II Nethrluiiil for Mral'ronliy 4 Mrs Niiuey Sullivan for self and futility., tt Anna iicnry ' . ti Win 8 1'rowull, transportation furnished ludlueuu. 9 O 11 llusklns for nook, ncncllx, etc- 0 Drnwiiiir jury IUI for Trull crook, district 1 Cntitll! , lutchlitou foi cahltielM ror book and drayuiie a J Nunan supplies furulshed KluKsloy's Kmll KcHoboaui for trautthirtlug Kruost Sartfeut lo hospital 3 Mitchell. Lewis stavsr & Co for one rail. road wheel barrow per order of county liultw w N t) KallliiK for 3 door lock for court UOUKO K K Faulcotier rebate on taxes for year inh oouoio aawssuieul, olalmed KtJ. iiw.w 3 A 8 Barnes for boardlnir prlsotiors Jan... SJ Chas Duuford for two days' work at court nouse on ju,ih ivun ii ABiuumi, oiaio va & 11 3 W Hopkins ami P Purptijr n none ueumy uumci mtornov... M N I-ong, oouslttb.o, claliuoU 13 40 allowed ti n v vrv(fviy. WllalVW BIIOWOU D L U Ink lor, wltuvBt, JU8tlC. State v Nat Mollus J A Jeflrey, Ulttrtct attorony A P Hammond, J P, claimed 17,50, ol lowvd , H S KTans, special oonaUblt State ts Ueo EukIo Wtuieaa Icea Coa stable fees.. , j uaitoe lees G W Wbite, deputy dlatrlct attorney!.' It to Max Multer A Co 1 box of paint ) Rogue RlTer Telepbone Co, messagea. . . . l 76 White A Jaooba, 1 broom, under clothes 8 V0 1 tu 9 H) 7 0 6 tO I 7U II 90 a ) lur uriBuner Cbaa Hlnes medical attendance on pris oner .... Geo A Jackson cash advaaccd for post aire sum us B Ed munition, superrisor of road did- 5 00 6 S3 trlct No 87. claimed S4J. aIIowmI . m r uicvios suiwrviBor 01 roaa atstriot No 30. claimed Ilia, allowed irvt m S E Duntnuton, auperrlsor of road dis trict No 20. claimed ML allnwml aj ru Jesae HukkqIb. auperrlsor of road district No 21 aj(j5 a uwuu, BuporriMor oi rpfKl QIHtriot No . disallowed Ktft.UO. allnwml aq on GC Colly, supcrvlsorof road district No 8. claimed US. allowed . jn m it j nun, nuiroriinur ui ruau UlHiriCt PtO 3, claimed $108, allowed w o unapman, supervttior of road dis trict Ho 4. disallowed 13 AO. allownd . Dan.l Keynoldn, superrisor of road dis trict No 31. disallowed 107.36. allnwml Geo C Garret supervisor of road district NoW. allowed . J T Kennedy, supervisor rood district No iv. ciaimcu KA.ia. aiiowou K E PhiDDS for treasurer's notlen Envelops for John Grieves i siaoicT. suDrvisoror roaa n sirmt Nn 18. allowed n nn R H McDonald, supervisor of road dis trict, allowed aa 00 N Ferry, ruperrlaor of road district No 14. allowed ui j u nowc, supervisor oi road district No In, allowed as 60 i uua umrr, BuperTiaor oi roao QlStnOt iNO n, allowed 70 00 G M Uursabeper, superrisor of road dis trict No 10, allowed M 00 John N Klxur, supervisor of road district no io,Tauowea 70 86 p xonnfr, supervisor 01 road district No 16. allowed m m Jesse Neaihammer. tmrterrlmnr tit mtul district No 27, allowed. M 40 j at uantrau, supervisor of road district No W, allowed Oliver Dews, supervisor of road district 100 00 M 50 ! 00 ffl 00 64 T 7 AO 4 76 0 88, allowed ao 00 90 00 7 00 40 00 Chartraw. sunerrlaor af mad dUiHt No 33. allowed W c Daley, supervisor of road district No art, allowed Wm Mver. suDerrlsorof road district Nn 33, allowed 48 B0 David Gil more, supervisor of road dis trict No 13. MiiowMi fa nn W T Moore, supervisor of road district NO30. allowed ... as m Justloe eourt at Gold Hill, fees - . . . 19 30 r m raraer. ror puttinc up Dootns at rsA Hill - a , vviv 1UU T Bay man, supervisor of road district No 12, allowed 42 00 n Hniirnion. sunervisor toad diatr-ut No 3. allowed ia nn Drawing Hrv list for Woodvllln . 7 m uoroner s inquest over the body of G w DUJilU E KlrchgesHner, coroner 9 90 G W White, deputy din trie attorney fees, etc o in M N Lang, constable Jurors' fees , 0 00 Dr J 8 Parsons. wltneMH 1 u uornor s inquest over the body of Ezra iviimjtj.i K Klrchffcssner coroner, nlnlmnn lF.. ift ni lowed in Jtt G W White deputy district attorney 8 80 uco rsnirie. marshal u . Jurors lenH u Boys and (Jirls Aid society, Port) nnd, urt'Kon, lor Donru ana cure 01 Laturop children for three months 25 ( K Furrv. Huncrvlsor of road dfHirlnt Nn 9, allowi'd 114 .j K Price. sunorvlHor of rond rlltitrfri 'n 34, allowed n Watson attorney s fees H Bradflhaw. nor dlnrn and mWonun Mnrttn t'errv. nnr dlnm nml rnllnniM iicninammer roau report ,., Ji 01 w juitgnton anowea on roaa report. . . 7 60 Will Be n Knjoyable Enterlolnmr nt. For Hiu'orul wockfl puHt MIhh Kutbor SLUhy hw Ixmn iriviii&r lnntruotlohH In TOOUlOUltlll-O tOHUlllBBOf foUl'LOVIl lllUUiH or MoiUurtl. mul 011 thu ovnuhiir of 1Y1 tluy. i'Vbnmry '.'(Uh, 11 iminloul oiiUn--tulmnotit will bo ifivuii uL thu liousu in Ibis oily by Ihu mum born of thooluttH, uerilHUul by nouo ouUidu of tho uIuhh oxoopt tho liiHtruolor uml hot slator, MIhh Mitry 8Unby, of Ashlmitl. A (flitnco ovor tho in'orum whluh up nourn boluw will LMmvtnoo ovory porson 111 Moilforil thut tho ontoi'UiininoMl 1h to boouoHti'lotly ilrat-oliiHH, iuul furthor thut tho Uilunt imiiiL'il thoi'olu Ih piml ttvuly of tho UtHt Southoru Oregon posttoHHOH. TnoHo wDo onjoy kihu moblo uuunot woll niTorit to allow thm opportunliy to coinu uml go uml tlioy iuh in uitomiuiioo. tioro ih vim pro Kr ni in: IMano nut Cnprlcu llulup Mclmnto .Misses Kllsby, Iindlos' rimruH Sweet DlKtunt Chlnios (Hover. rtolit-Mrn. (.1, 1., Wehh; 0rnV noihhiio--Mcm' diuueti Vuwler. l'lekol, Wo lib. M I tin FonUm : Mei'oitd mipruuo MlNtten Kottlor, PlcUel, Hur iti'ti, iiuHhitm; uiio ausrteit joitos. uu liyku, Webb, tlnlloway. roiitritlto Solo Tho Nuw Kinudmn Toura mish Mttynie roster, l.adv Uuartuu- Lam .Nltht Klonilf. .Mrs. uwier, Missus Kottcr. Plokol, Jouoh, Motiranu Holo For All !KU'n.Hy Moscheroul MiHa uraco rosier. Vocal Duet 'Toll Ua Morry lllnls of Sprlny".. .l A. White jurw. ricuei aim mm rtcutti, Contralto Solo Tin 1." Plusuttl Niss rearl Webb. Vocal Duet The Hunter's Hong , , Kitchen MisMva urace r ostor anu Mnynio ruatur. Contralto Uolo Hour of Sweet Repose..... Howe miss Miiuei jouu. Lotlv Quartet Ave Maria ...Krans Abt Vocal Duet Till Wo Meet A tain" E. II, H alley Mlaaos Hilsby. Son ran o ftolo The Flower Bong , llevlynanl aira, w . 1, vawier. Piano Solo The Last Idea" Von Weber Miss Mary Bllsby. 8 troll n Minstrels Fly Hood manairlmr we hare succeeded In iret ting tho Stroll ii Minstrels to help with the comerl. They will give some of their eholocnt buicuiiods 10 con iume 01 mnertn nations, witn guitar, triauule. bells and tambourine ao wiupiiaunoDi, AupJlHBlon, conts; reoorvo soaU a, cents. aouU on buo at Woltcrs' T T" ''" KullliiK aUmo Inm no lurii, llli-ds ot 11 foiithor uro wurlli two In u buali. 'j Uvury ilnif Iiiih Ita allvor ' Thu worilM In tlio hdovo iirtivnrlwt II I'd mil I'XIIOllV IIL'OOI'lllllff to IIiivIh, ( Imt lliuy'll norvo Ui iiUniot ,vnuf A h itltoiitlou to thu (not Hint I liuvo 11 .1 BIG STOCK OF FURNITURE OfiilliUiHoriiitlonii, AIho, wii!oiih, IllmVH. Illll'llllUli UIIiIiIImu j. ...... b I .- -1 ...... ...ub, wiinjnuij (. ami Uivo8... k A fOW I1IIW lllli'irliiM nntl iii.lmr wiiuoim lull whluh ouu ho liitil ut u bfti'Kiilu, Ami, ( "!n roul oHliilo bitrBiilim, fl Juat bout lilm who cmi f ThU li'iullnif JACK MORRIS, i Tho aucornl lliiiul Mbii." A Smith of Woatorn llotul... Merriman & Caskey AMI PRACTICAL BLACKSMITHS HORSE SHOERS I'l'iccH rt'UHoiiiililo ami HiUinfni:Uoii nuaraiiti'i'd Spiuiial tit tout ion given to plow work ..... PANADIAN " PACIFIC RY. AND Threw Away 1118 Canon. Mr. D. Wllov. GX-Dotmiistiir. Bluulc Crook, N. Y wimsobadlvullllotoil with noumHiism mat ho wiia only nolo lo lubblo around with canon, and ovon thon it canned him crcat luiln. Aftor uainir Chamberlain's 1'uln Malm ho wan so muon improved that ho throw away nisoanos. tin says tnla llnlmont did him more (rood than all othor mvdlolnos and iroaimonl nut toaptnor. ror xnlo at 50 cents pur bottlo by Goo. 11. Uiix Kins, druggist. Some of tho lady clerks know a thing or two. They rouistor not as Misii or Mrs. , but by initials only. Thus is balked the fevorisb onslaught of their particular icono clast. fl on Zr oo 10 00 10 JJ In Probate court. Estate and surH!anhlp of Ethel Priest, ot minor heirs of Wm Priest; citation Issued. r.nuiic oi Margaret mcuowoi; wm Armltai aDDolnted executor and T W Hrvant. an.il K W Horgon, appraisers. T J tBKO, Klst REGULATOR Doings of the Circuit Court. T)e Favorite Home Bemeug. For all diseases caused by derangement f the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach. AKeep It always In the house and you will save time and Doctor's Bills, and have at hand an active, harmless and per fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic. If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe tite and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM MONS LIVER REGULATOR will cure you. If you have eaten anything hard to digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR will relieve you and bring pleasant sleep. If at any time you feel your system needs cleansing and regulating without violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER Regulator. J. U. ZelUn Co., Philadelphia. Fruit Trees and Ornamental Shrubs. L. B. Warner has just received a large Invoice of fruit trees, ornamontal shrubs and small fruits of all kinds. My Btock this year Is exceptionally fine. Thoso wanting good, clean Btock will do well to call on mo before plac ing ordors. Delivery grounds at resi dence In Southwest Sfedford. L, B, WAittJER. Geary & Pfckel ts I C Homes and w R nniter action at law to recover money ; dismissed. J Ournoy Fowlor ana W J Onusor vs Patrick and Mary Doneimn. Jaakson County Flumn and Irrigation Company, a corporation, o B itosici ana rs ' uouirey; aoiauiienlorea against the defendants. P V Mcdvnskl vs B P Thelflfl and tt w rtnafc. ford; confirmation of sheriff's sale. jacKsonvnio mining ixivs w u Thomas, ot Elizabeth Stone vs K B Myor; action at law recuver money; judgment ior piaintin lor 20 and O.m. attorney's fens. J T Downfnir vs P F Doirnlntf: action to rn. cover money; Judgment for plaintiff for 196 no r-w attorney's rees. A D Keillor vs John Hanlev and flco M Tivn: conflmatlon of sheriff's sale; sale conllrmcd. in mo matter or tho application or Max H Muller, an alien to becomo a citizen of the United Htutes; application grunted. TownofUold 1111 1, a municipal corporation vs (;has Saunders, Judgment oo review; orderod that the Judgment of IXM, togother with the GOHtsanddlHl'ursmentsln said action against tho plaintiff and in favor of defendants, is void and tho samo is reversed, Bet aside and in nulled and plaintiff recover costs of this re view. J Ourncy Fowler & W J Cnonnr vs Patlrek Doncgan, ot al, doorce; 1st that tho plaintiff recover from P Donegan and wlfo tho sum of I809S, and WOO attorney's foes, and costs taxed at JIB; 2d that P Doncgan. etal, thodofendanta, are barred all right, title and Interost In tho mortgaged promises; 3d that plaintiffs' mortage bo closed. AssignesNotice. In Hiomattorof nHRlgnmcntof J, W. Law ton InHolvent debtor. NOTIOItlHliorfjby given that on Fobruary I, tho undbrHknori war nnnnlntftd n HlKtieo of tho CHUito of J W Law ton, tho abovo ntiriH at Med ford. JaokHOn Count v. rirrinn ah Crtidltors Of Halrt IriHolVont drtlitor nrn hnrnht notified to proRont their clalnm iintlor oatti to mo ui. iicuiuru, -iiK'HHon uouny, uroon, Within three months from date thereof. Dated tblB iOth day of February 1897. T I' Wiiht, Atmlgnco, DROP INTO THE Mtel And slake the appetite with , the succulent bivala frosh from Bornoick Buy, served , to suit tho most fastidious .... 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We Have M In Stock .... nR a f- ion VUiW M 11U llgUI HeatBrs - Rome Nickel Plated ...Copper Tea Kettles Hand Loaded Shells PLAIT Jr. ORCHARD CL LTJVATOR ! Tlie best every day tool in Oregon For Cultivating Orchards; For Cultivrting Corn; tor Cultivating Wheat on suminor fallow ground; For Cultivating in Wheat on ground that was plowed last fall and not sown. We also havo a full lino of Planet Jr. goods. Call and see them.... ' HUBBflfD BROS: P L Civil Engineer ... ?nd Land Surveyor I havo fitted up rooms In tho Adklns building ovor tho Ruokt und am now proparod to do all kinds' of work in my lino at roasonablo ratos. I Will Alao Conduct a General Real Estate Agency .... S. Z. EARLE IH FRF WE ARE AGAIN Having located in Modford wo ask a shnro of the H public patronago, and having had long oxporionoo E 1: wo guarantoe to give' satisfaction .... $ H A full stock of ovorythniff nooosBiiry lo a woll equipped blaok- i : smith shop on hand. Hand mado shoos und. all kinds of : : liorsoslioolnfjf a specially ,,,, I " H. ELLIOTT & CO. I Zumtummmnumitamumimutummmnmmnmmimumntimmh
