The Medford mail., May 27, 1898, Page 2, Image 2

THE HEDFORD MAIL
Published Evory Frida t Morning.
PEOPLE'S PARTY COLUMN.
(Toll column la bought and iiatil for by Itao
People Party Central Cowuifuoo. ltd.)
A. S. BLITON.
He l of tew dayai but quit a plenty.
SUBSCRIPTION $l.BQ PER VEAHj'
tatared In the Poatomo at Modford, Oregon
ki Heoonauiasa Mail Matter.
Medford, Friday, May 27, 1898.
PEOPLE'S PARTY TICKET.
Nominated at Forrester's Hall, Port
isiiu, urcgun, marcn asm anu auin,
iuya(
flnvrtcnn Inhn 11 In.. lttM hau 1 i.
Grant County,
Seoraury ot Htavo lr Wakefield. Phoculx,
Jnnbavtn Intuitu
i reusurvr Ji iv. twra, 01 roim vouniy.t
Nmtl UitHlln tnii.iMlAHl U ll.witinc nt
Yamhill County.
omn rnnir-u 1 unio, jjurni, t-.Bn.oj
II HUlIllll
utlaH A.mhao aU nni. MA UimI. ... V' I Unniuma Iii.Im.
MkinM Km KVanMKwv pBliMmU whnna I AUnrnv(lMnMl
inula lor KdverlUIng can be ru-ulo for It, . I ttmgtvwineii Ut DUtrlet, Dr, J. L, 11111,
Aiuaiiy, nun i-ouuty; w murici, it k, uouri
n.... n..vk... i I no'' Halter City, linker Couuiy.
VM VIHUVIIII 119 I rilUT JUUU'UU VltrTHUT TH'KhT.
' Tnie MAiT.Rr.fi WaU- S. W. Call 9 K A0.k".on0uu"l-.i Jonathan Traaatcr, of Me
" " " Exatnlnur 2 351 District Attoraej-J. II. Well, of Applvgalo,
u . i Chronicle 2 S6Jnokon County.
i ti ni o SL McmwrUo.ru K.iiiallallon-W. W. Hateo,
II. it -t I i . a ir. I ' "
. . Weekly Clnoln-
OBtt Enquirer, - 1 75
Rnnatnrx
S. M. Nealon Table Kook
HMtiraniairitiaf Iv
i j. u. nuiiatus soda 8prlngs
Tee Spaniards have come to the SL""htu ".''i;
conclusion that the ereateBt niiB- LS?.?r?,'flL0.nS.r- .
I Kh -rf nagie roint
take they ever made was when they L. ?v. wue, - Medtord
permitted UOlUmbUS to UlSCOVer w;5. Jaekaoo Jacksonville
America. L'SfSfiS; a,
I I a..-.
Our solicitor, Hugh Briuer, over AAJolt Phoenix
Talent
REPUBLICAN COLUMN.
Till, column I bought and wald for by the
Republican Ceuiral Uoiuiiititi'o.-bM.
Roimbllonu campaign fund, 310. '
Fusion campaign fund, tlOOO.
Note the ditleruiiuo botwuun tlio ro-
uuhliuilll uaintllllim flttlll Hllil t.lin fimtiitt
campaign f una. Doosu't It look vui'v
muoli it though the fusion umiuigors
were ooiiduollng n booillo auiiipuiKiiV
111, villi think ailUlll mm h I. ...HI .1.,
expanded (or campaign purposes in u
aouuty a small u Juukaou Couuty lay
Such a campaign (und lottda the voter
tn think that Uiu fnilr... ....
dutormlnqd to carry Juukaou County
even II they muat reaort to mean that
are peculiar to do It, Voter, thluk It
over!
ftr. PhttB TflnilB u.111 all nn Ik. r..ai....
v.ihu. ... WU ..,,4 o.vuu VI1C 1,(011111
oorpao, and aluoo itao oourt will bo com
plete, ho will bomsBimod by Dr. J. V.
wuiuiuu, tuu nuxt oouuiy t'Dttsurer
..Ashland
" l Aaseasor
in Klamath County, is dome; some "eiiwrn ueeson
good work. He sends in a number DtM- Brower-...
of subscribers this week and the Gv5i"'HI1, Jacksonville
necessary Cash. jRutuaCox Central Point
.vri fUATKORM.
We re-affirm our allegiance to the
.... i m . . . ,. . MJmana piauorm of tbe feople's party.
a political office in order to enlist We endorse the .traloht Peonle'a
in the army as a private. It will f ar'y ticket headed by John C. Luce,
. , , v ror srovernor, and the platform adopted
tint ha riMAHBlirv fnr h,m In M. k. tk. ... .-' v. . n r. . T
- j w. " imjt iuq d.iuiu, f-eopie xarty state
label in order to prove his patriot- convention. ...
. . e Resolved, That In state matter we
,i mi a iu tvur ui b cuasLiLuiianRi nnnvnn.
T . . V.? . . tton boingr called as soon as possible, in
It is estimated that there are 800 order to adont a constitution in WM
Missouri mules in the SDanish Hlth "le oondltipm which have arisen
i. , . . since tne auopnon 01 toe antiquated
camps tbrouehout Cuba, so it mav and twtohed affair nm in fnm,
be taken for granted that Blanco Re8?'. That we demand the aboil-
At- u ,v f t.- j roa 01 lne ""roaa ana all other use-
uu uuiug on lutj a.iua.iag aown I less commissions.
ikwitvu, .mat ne tkns ia lavoroi tne
- ... u vj mm inn
ana me aeauction oi inaeotedness.
we demand that all officers be paid
a fixed HAlnrv.
Wfl iinmfinrl thnf nil nNinn!.. lnr1l
vidual and corporate, shall bear its
there.
a a .
a decree nas been issued in
Austria forbidding kissine. The
shock of the announcement is miti-
gated, however, by the ezDlanation just 6 hare of taxation and wa Hnmnnri
thatthelawoiilypropo8eBtoinlrJlal'ch the aaseasment law
iere Wltn the kiseinff of school lotherwiae. be mada hv thn lAirfi.1BtfUA
I assemhlv of iISa fitntA nt rtr-irr, an
The Mah has a Phoenix corres- buP",,.taAi?.D-.
, oinra ui puoiic omciais Deinir out
x view, n uu mil I M.wmj, uuu, mj kun wirficH mp.
.11 tT . J . . I fomfld SB IWrnnAPflrl tn tho manaa nalfl
ganuM u uw items oi news in mat i l.c , , -
mj auiiiiuvifH in 1 1 1. i i- r" i ntri T l m ta r a mint.
Tictnity each week. Now if we can nes and the profits from the industries
secure a correspondent at Talent S W". i moraiore, oennna
. , . '' salaries oi county officers be
we shall be pretty well fixed on the as follows:
BOUtn. a........... f uuu uu
mm m - viois auu uepunes ZUUU (JO
A kjngston diepatcb says: "The uu tie8 K
Hp&nibh plan ia to demolish the Assessor (per day)......'....... 3 00
A-io.u utjpuiis ipcraajj z ctu
imAA j : J j
JikB. Whlnnltt mn ut h.. atitnf.i.t .a
seututlvo from Juokaon County. Ho U
a uattvtl ftOU Of Junkitn.t I 'niintu unH lu m
u.tnkl J
vnptiviu nui bUjr VU11U) lUUlit
Judire Crowell extended an invltn
tion to tine Xnwhurv ii..n..a l. ...
tlon ou corlnln questions, aud at Kug-le
i-uiuii nuwuury Receptee. Urowull
prow so restli'ss under Newbury' lire
thnt thn tiiil.r., j,ull...l l.l.n ti xt
j .'.vu iiimuunu. i,uw
bury not only defined his own position
out proceeueu to Ucliuo Ciowull's posi
tion nlao, and In such a way that tho
nnuntv iultrnillilnr. .. ....... i.....t....
of lu Tho judpe after uriting Newbury
oiui. uurvmpuiriiy oruoruu hlin to
omuunii. i uu juuko nus not Doen In
vlting him aincu.
If A 1.1 V Hrmn tonl nln..n.l . 1. . I .
y. vivwwu ouurii, uil
June uto, an signs will fail. Vote for
htm! You certainly bollove lu- the
"SUrVlVHl nl thn httnatn in. .1 1
therefore support Alex. Orme for
snerin.
Whn thn vntoa . .,
' w.w vuuuwvl JUU Will
be surprised at the majority given to
jiuw vmucniu iur aenutor. oonntor
uameron sorveu one term as senator
frOm jHnk-HOn fVltintu nnl V. t.. .U
author of tho law that will oruvont a
raourrenob oi a uioomor eao. Aoounty
treasurer now cannot keep In his
'. t " " . . . .. w.. . auvui
"""K iur county warrants. Theo.
Cameron la the author of, and secured
the passage of the law making this re
quirement. Vote for the man who
stands by the people.
E. V. Carter is one of the squares!
men that nvnr mu nnT,lnuA4 i ...
. .' . .-V.U. M.. WW 1 J I.U
office Id Jackson County. K the voters
are really interested in electing men
toe next legislature ot Oregon.
J. C Pflnfllntnn nrlll molrn ika Kn.4
....a uiuow HUD UVOb
assessor Jackson County ever had.
KVATV man Uthri Irnnuia T O D 1 )
j oajina , yy, iTCUU.CHin
recognizes his superior quatifloatlons
of Jackson County and If the voters of
tho county are really interested in
-"- O. MSCHIUOU, UI
iion prujfor.jr mey win uunesitatlnifly
elect J. C. Pendleton.
find uotbing in tho Kngllsh lunguiiK
too strong to properly oxprc lliolr
vuil,uilltl Ullll upilllUU UI tllti llVOI'llgt
popuhat mid tlio pouullst purt.v tta u
Whlllit. 1lllllU (itll.1 it thta uiii.i., il.inwk.
oratic party is uutormiiilng tho popti-
llt tlltrtv With A lllunolii'Mii nil tlhnw
well wo lovo you" ami "how wo always
have Invfffl vnti.1' Thn' luitmlluia tun.
Uiluly romumboi' the Invllittiim tl
spiuor gave tliu lly. "Will you witlii
Into mv lulplorV'' uuva fhn rl.ininniMtl.lfi
..I.1..H'.. 1 II... il..
nn..l ...... ..... ..... tl... 41..
A'lFU , ,IUJT BIIV C.vUII.IUH IU illt
1l,nllrw.MI.nM. .........l ILI ri.
. " ... m i i..i(ij, ui,uiiui(ii mini A III!
uuiiur ui mat organ is doid oitpatiit'
U,l Willi.... l II... ... I. ....1
h..u n .., iii iiu. uuu ui nurn nuu
may be nxpootod to tell anything to
uuuuivu .,u vuiur II1IU BUIllKJl'llllg bill'
fuslun tlokot. If the editor oi tht
MonltO.-MlnnM ilnnai.lf i.nl.lluh an,....
stutemont that will not for a momont
ot-nr investigation no will not bo u-
taltllnirthn rnmilutlnn hi, Viiib nil num.
Jnoksiin County. Wo are informed,
reliably, that tho vial of hi wrath
will bo opened ugainst Gu Newbury,
who beat K, E. l'lilpiis, tho.Monltor
Mlnor odltor. for si'hool suiiarliituniliint
two year ago. Tills fuut is conaldorod
sulllulenl justilleation for tho publica
tion of any kind of a oiimpitlgn yarn
hV ttin Monllnr.lliwin ...lllni. Wnt.ih
mini
TV T. T.llivtnn unl.l ,1.1a ...A..L.
jhcoos tiro., oi Talent, a now Mitchell
wagon, also a wagon vaoli to J. Woods
and Wiu. Myors, of Anhlnnd, and u
uuinuKu iu vura iiyior
,r. n Vim ni.bn iu nn,i., ....i......
- H .1...IVIIIK ,11 IU1IB
on luil Ids' shoes In his ad this week
lo- nilt nt nil Inm ... .t. u ..
- . u . . . u.'j.twu IV IVIII'IBlfll
are solving a "knotty" problem In tlsh-
ua Mivniv.
Dates lor Political Speaking.
DR. J. L. IIIUL'S DATES.
Dr. J.F.. Hill n..n..l..B .... .....I
---- - .., tvwp. a J i . I II u 111 I-
nee for congress, will speak as follows:
nuuuuu, .-uunuay, may au, i p. in.
Koglo Point, Monday, Muy HO, 7:.'I0
. m.
Lake Creek. Tuvsduv. Mav Si. lufXO,
a. m. ' " "
Central Point, Tuesday, May 81, 7:30
in.
Mnilfni-fl U'wlnn..).... T . . 1 ta 1-1
1 "v.nvmujHugi. Idlivviltl
posters for Modford.)
KUUn. WPflnnnflnv .Tnnn 1 T.IO n .
Rose's hall. Thu'rsdav. Juno' 2. i:Hii
p. m.
Jacksonville, Thursday. Juno 2. 7:30
la Ula
Ashland, Friday, Juno 3, 2 p. in.
JftHV P. l.tTf-S-'Q T , I'L-O
John O. LuOM. nnniiln'tt narlti nnml.
, I" - -1 - - K- MWIHI-
... Kuoruur, win suoaK a follow:
American fleet and then attack the
eastern coast of the United States."
Doubtless. It is the time-honored
scheme of the mice to put a bell on
tne cat.
" I It " ."V--..... b W
Omce deputies (per doy) 2 00
Trpannmr onn rui
... ........ UVU w
Superintendent 700 00
Commissioner (per day) 3 00
That KaIaW AH Of nlmult iiifiyna lu. a.
duced from $3000 to MdOO per year.
ne aemana mat tne salary of the
I itu uemana ma. tne salary of the
district attorney and all deputies for
the district be $1700 and no other re-
j'- iiab oauipeuu Baa suns: a
Spanish fleet was true, but how the
gallant admiral could manage to
sink twelve chips out of a fleet
understood to contain only seven,
oners some difficulties to the mind
of the ordinary patriot. -
Listen to this from the Fargo
Jiortn Dakota, Daily Argus: "Talk
ing of base ball, have you noticed
that whatever balls Dewey pitched
in that Manila game for the pen
nanthot ones, slow ones, twisters
and busters the Spaniards cauisht
them all?" .
War news,' whether it be. for or
against us, is very unsatisfactory
these dayB. The telegrams of yes
terday are almost sure to be dis
puted today. One day Samoson
has met the Spanish fleet and sunk
it and the next day no news of this
nature has beee received. It hustles
a weekly newspaper publisher to
guess on the first couple of days of
the week what can be put in type
that will not be disputed before his
paper is out. .
The Mail is being accused of be-
ing all kinds of a political
In vane locality it is said to be of the
populist laith, m another locality
an out-and-out advocate of the elec
tion of some of the individual can
didates on the union ticket, while
in still another part we are pre
sumed to be republican through
and through. As a matter of fact
all are incorrect Thhi M-ail is in
dependent and always will be so
long as Bliton holds the reins, but
we have space to sell to advertisers
and if political parties want to buy
this space we are' here to sell, but
in no oase has political spaoe been
old that the faot was not so stated
in. connection therewith. - ,
mnni.rfit.lon
That all candidates not in harmony
with the foregoing platform be re-
OUegtefl not to nnnnnt. nnmlmlln.. n.
endorsement at the hands of this con-
VBDLlUQ.
WA hold onr lpcrlatntltta tiiL-a.
.. .w.u.h.. .v v.vno. nutTU
elected responsible for the enactment
iuvu mw ui toe ioregoing platform.
The above tickets were put out bv
iuh HLrmirnt r'nmntarB or iranrnn n i
-J .... .I.uu.uuvo Qll
siana squarely on tne Umana Dlatform
They don't believe In fusing with either
Of thA nlrl nnrtloa hill In nnlnn BI..Uki
-- - I ' " " - u ;wi.4i5 f . 1 1.1 K 11 1.
ahead and fiphtincr It out on npinninio
llnt.ll thou main a.A..U 1- k
' Obl'lllliu OIIUUXU KJ
take control of the state and county
ouaiiu, uuu mem, ana not until tnen,
win more ua any remeuiai letrisiatlon.
The abovA nnminpna rm man ... V.
wouia not dicker away their party or
Tl P 1 1 h (I r will than k..l. .ui
..... ...vj uaimi nn-ajr .uu
county's interests in a business deal:
n.l If -I. .1 . 1 r . '
..uu, umwi oieuiu nay 01 vnese men
fail to stand by the above platform in
every particular, tney will be turned
down by the following practical appli-
vaiiiuu ui wie uiuca wiKea oi imperative
mandate, which is part of the straight
a cupiu o jrnriiy organization :
That every person becoming a mem
ber of this, the People's Party of the
State of Oregon, hereby agrees that at
Artv 1.1 in o nrhnn ha lo .niinn In ..... .an
--j " " ..w .o 1H..J11K in aujr u lll-
cial capacity whatever, for the party,
i" nuo yni-iry urgunizuiiion or as a
public official, shall, at the request of
two-thirds of the members of the party
In hiB nrecinot. nnuntv 4tiutrii.t ....
step down and out.
Mr. Voter, all the Populists ask is
tnat you place the three tickets Bide
bV flidA. AXftmlnn nunnfullt, U A....I1R
cations of each candidate and tho ni-ln.
olples on which ho stands, and then
vote for your own IntnrpBts
.Tlir1oA Priiirfllll. r.A.J...f..i Ilk. 1 .
, . . . 0 -uhuui iui UUB1UUSS"
HnuiuintiBuuu i. uuuiatfious in its el-
lurn. una in otnnr nnnntiua u. ......
caught his "buslnoss" disease thefeve'r
run up higher than it did in Jackson
vuuu.y. nu uiaims to naye raised
county warrants from 08 to 103 a raise
ui uve puints. uver in Klamath County
they went from 75 to 80, a gain of 21
iniuu. iu josepnino county they
were Belllnn-At KA in ihqr .i..:.
are Bellintr At inn a oruin nr ia ..i.. "
f p 1 B...u w. lis 4U1UIB.
Ihefactis county warrant went up
lu uAtaouii vuuuky icss man m any
county adjoining us. Judge Crowell
-uuumiiviijiiiiuiD buis warrant ques
tion until he finds out whether or not
it is loaded.
Mr. Populist, don't forgot that the
fusion convention was presided over by
a Southern Panlfln rail Pita li U r loHnn..
a oaid attorney In tho tax case acainst
tbe COUntV. P.VAPV flialnn n.,n.l...l
J J UWIUIUBIIUII
that was made was ratified by the con
vention tllRt WAR mnnlniilatafl U .kl.
Southern Paolfio attorney. If you don't
want Southern Paoiflo management in
your politics, vote tbe republican
ticket. We defy the opposition to show
raiiroad management of the republican
convention.
Wonrtvlllfl Mntirimi llnwUll I .'in .
GranU Pusb. Monday. Miiv'so. 7:Hii
t'hoenlx, Tuesday, May 31, 2 n. m.
Ashland, Tuesday, May 81, 7:80 p. m.
Mi'ilfnnl WwlnU..l.. 1 1 i j .... .. i .. i
i .. .. .u ..j .uu. i. iouin;iui
DOstora for Mmlfni..! I
Talent, Wednesday, June 1, 7:30 p. m.
Central Point, Thursday, Juno 2, 2
p. m.
Everybody cordially invited.
Grant IIawlinoh.
County Chairman.
Thn Xante Back can be rurcd with
Dr. Miles' NERVE PLASTER. Only 20c.
Most of UBOn the (MAftr. nronohnnn
it Philip-peen, while back east they
Call it Philin-nina. Tho ronhn-'n
dictionary of names, however, splitd
tue umorence ana gives ril-Ip-ln
as the correct nrnnnnniatinn A I.
though Spanish is a smooth lan-
11 . fl 1 m ...
guage, tne Spaniards doubtless pro
nounce it rough.
Nalurallv. nearnen ar hnnf
for the immune regiments. If the
trODICal nOflSfiRRl'rinH of thn Hnonlorili
in the Bast or West Indies, or both, I
are to be conauernrl and halt, hv
the United States, negro troops will
be of the utmost importance for
that service.
No one questions the superior quali
fications of Prof n a r;. ... .
, " hwic6ui, iur LI1U
school superintendent. Every one who
meets him realizes that he la the man
iur tne piace. uf a genial and approach
able nature he makes friends where
ever he trnea. TAnhnra in u.h t.l.
son and Josephine Conntios where be
ua. uciu u'umiuooi id institute work
know that hn la at. tha U.i I. ik.
beBt method, of Ar1nnot.i.n .. ...
- i whuwhv.wu, nuu uu.
only knows how but is glad to assist
o.oijr Kwuer mi ao tne nest work
DOBSible for thn nnnlla t7A la ......1.
, "-- " K " ' ' -" " IB DUVUK1V
endoraAfi hv thA m ... o. ... .1 1 .
J " vvhj ounillllHUUVPU
of Oregon and Nebraska, by the state
uui.Bioibics ui uuiu states, ana by
every educator of prominence who
.mina U1D w.urH
MatthoW fitAWAft. IB an r.nl,lt.
and should receive every soldier's vote
In thA nntint.tr
- ...
Judtfe Crowotl la ltllnir thn .f
uv uvuuur uuw muua ne reuucea .lack-
uuu.y a mueoteaness. urowell
is a man of great pretentions and the
low ID 111! 1 1 1 1 1 nor. fAftllltA IHa nm.nt.
debt as much during his first two years
Of Office as .Tn.mnn Tt Mall nl1
his last two years in office. Consult
.ao recorus at Jacksonville and see if
the above statement is not truo. ' Here
are the figures. Reduction last two
juuroui iieu s auministratlon, 120,680.
Reduction first two years of Crowell'e
ajlmluistrution, 25,83fl, Nell's was a
clear out mdnnt.lnn nf ton itan 1...1
Ci'owell's reduction Includes $40,000 of
" .linn imve not yet oeencoileoted,
and at least 5000 of the amount of the
taxes cannot ha nollnntnrl Tka An.
quenoy runs back as far as 1893 as taxes
uu unimuiu uruuerty mat can never be
collected. But Judge Crowell. con
slderido' t.hlu r.iVtfl ..r to.,.. l
-r-rvv v. HMwl UU IJU I
sonal property that never can be ool-
Inning " " ..... f . 1 I . I . . .
iu, ub ijarif ui .no reuuotion orougat
about by him. This Is really "count-
lniT tho . nhtnlrnnB'' hafntrn '
are laid. Crowell's reduction realTv
amounts to about 120,000,' or $5000 less
than the amount paid off during the
laBt tWO Vnnrfl Of thA rni.ma olntlnl...
tratlon. Don't you think we outiht to
. .u n "
111 V U BuKUgur
Blanco, who, thanks to tho block
ade, is unquestionably on tbe vorco
of starvation with all his people.
has generously announced that he
wiu Hereafter remit tbe iinnort
duties on provisions which may be
brought into the country.
The referendum, or tbo submia
sion of legislation to tbe popular
vote for ratification, is practiced in
Switzerland, not always with the
most satisfactory results. Not lontr
ago a vote was taken in the Canton
of aolenre on the question of a par
isn cnurcn organist. One man
only took the trouble to go to the
polls. Finding himself there alone.
be remarked, "Vox populi, vox Dei
I am tbe vox populi, and I elect
myself to the place." And it was
so 1
STEVENS
Opens up a lino of
ladies' Vlcl Sliri
(Not Sheep Skin)
Button and lace Shoes this morning
At $,00 PER PAIR
These goods are from ( well-known maker
and are reliable and good value at $1.60.
A lin e of Children's
FAST BLACK HOSE
10o quality, for
5 CENTS PER PAIR
Next week a large line of Infants' Lace
Caps and Misses' Sun Jfats at very low prices.
Respectfully,
W. B. Stevens.
Mrl . a nil
p. Lt. CRHjHpILtli
flie Dry Goods Man
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Has tho finest lino of Ladies' Dress Skirts
over brought to Southern Oregon
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Closing OrtpKaXWfBs 1
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Two veara ao-o t.hn dnmoaratln
WnrA (Olid In thnitl nilttBaa nnnnnt....
.H ....... vm.dud irtuuuuuurju I
against t'.e populist party. Thoy could J
In Prof. Shaw's report on Jack
son County's sugar beet analyses
ne says the sixty analyses gave an
average of 16.6 per cent sugar and
eighty-one per cent purity. The
average yield he gives at 16.1 tons
per acre, The weight he put in at
16.4 ounces. It will be rememberod
by those who grew beets last vear
that our greatest effort was to se
cure a small beet to send in for
analyses. It now appears that we
were overly anxious upon this point
as tne average weight of our beets
was not up to tbe required standard
of from y2 to 3 pounds. The one
and only disadvantage which Mr.
Stewart, secretary of the Sooto-
American Sugar Syndicate, who
visited our locality last week, could
see that we were labonntr under in
our attempt to interest oapital in a
line of a sugar beet faotorv was the
fact that we could 'not produoe a
beet large enough for faotory use.
He had taken Prof. Shaw's average
weight as the basis'for his conclu
sions These, however, were soon
dispelled when we introduced him
to several of our growers who were
willing to make . affidavit that last
year they grew sugar beets that
neighed twenty pounds eaoh. This
weight is extraordinary but that
we can raise beets of required fao
tory size there is no question.
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Cash or merchandise paid for
Eggs,
GRANDMA'S COFFEE, 8 lbs '
for $1.00. The best package
coffee on the market.
J4MQI UN! OUR UJNIE
' Not In our lino to falsify.. v
Tho truth triumphs. So
does our Fishing Taoklo.
A comfort to the Fisher
man. Wo soli
All Kinds or Fishing Tackle,
at nominal ratos.
You may sock, but we don't
think you will find bettor
fishing taoklo anywhere tn
this town. Oomo and con
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BOTDEH & HIGHOLSON
The Hardware Men.
The Finest
Stock of
riedford,
Oregon.
CLOTHING
.Ever brought to Medford was receiv
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A!$ Cent's Furnishing Goods
S. Rosenthal.
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