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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1899)
THE MEDFORD MAIL Published Kvorj Friday Morning. A. 5. BLITON. MN WS SORN TO HUSTLE. t : H la of tew dayes but quits a plenty, SUBSCRIPTION $i.so PER YEAR Vale red In the Potonioe tt Modtord, Oregon as Sooond-Olaaa Mill Matter. ; , Vbdford, Friday, Shot 8, 1889. TTHIS PAPER tt Mrttalog Agenoy.- St and o - Herohanta Ki I tr Fraoeleoo, Oalllorala. where ooa Snot tor Klrertlslug oan be made for It. Our Clubbing List, ' Tbb Hail and Weekly S. P. Call 13 00 11 " Examiner 2 S5 Chronlole " ' OreRonlsu " " Cosmopolitan..,. " Sunday BulleUa.. " - . " N. Y. Tribune.... " " Weekly Cinoln- 8 25 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 65 - oau Enquirer, 1 76 : MEWS OP THE STAfB. 1 A Srebuer oourcd coal oil on the rear porch ot William Faber'a residence, at Albany, the other night and applied a match. The fire burned for a while and went out. . No great damage was done. i The salary of train dispatchers on the Southern Paoifio railroad has boon fixed at 1140 oer month, dispatchers operators at (90 per month and the minimum salary for telegraphers at $70 per month. , i Fifty-foot cars are to be substituted for the 40-fopt ears now used by the railway pootal service between Port land and Ashland, Ore., on the line rjf the Southern Paoifio road. The change will be-made as soon as -the - new - cars ' can be prepared . Frank Enrietit and Mike Daly had a duel with pistols at Grants Pass last week, roe quarrel was over a small - cam which Enripht maintained was due him. - Koright was shot in the ab domen on the left side, but Daly was 7" not lilt, although five shots were ex ' changed.- Enright lingered until 9 ... o'clock Thursday evening, and died In ; great agony. Daly was arrested shortly after the shooting. . ".. ' , ., The hawks in the neighborhood of -- Ile have caused muoh trouble lately, - but ' farmers have now discovered a ' means of extirpation.. They set the cat on them, says The Dalles Chronicle. A .'" few days, since a large Thomas oat was ' walking through a field of high weeds, when a hawk swooped dowo and carried - Aim. up about 30 feet, the cat howled bloody murder. Soon Tom began to C accatoh, spit and paw, and the bird ' : dropped to the. earth with her prey, ' when Sir Thomas pounced upon his en, . emy and made quick work of her. The hawk got hold ot the wrong bird that timeo;'. -; . .... Discovered by a Woman. - -Another. . great discovery has been made, and that, too, by a lady in this i country. 'Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood its severest teBts, but her vital v organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months ' she couphed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to . recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr.' King's New Discovery for Con sumption, and was so much relieved on taking' first dose, that she slept all . night-, and with two bottles,- has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. . Luther Lute.". Thus writes W. C. Ham nick & Co., of Shelby, N. O. Trial r bottles, free at Chaa. Strang's drug " Store. Regular' size 60o and ' 11.00. Every bottle guaranteed. - ,f Hog High in Chicago. From tba Chicago Breeder's Gazette. . l i Five cent .hogs are here. The . tuan wbo predicted this price is now honored as a prophet, s The market has befn stead'ly tending" upward, "with the inevitable declines that ac company such an-' advance, until , Ihis, Jbigh v figure was reached on ' j Monday of last week, for an espe- - clatly attractive load. This is the f highest price paid since August of ' 1895 ' -The upward movement has been stoutly opposed by buyers and in-the 'face of sluggish ' provision - markets it has seemed strange that - they have not been able to exert ; ; more influence. The explanation lies in the great growth of the trade i in fresh pork. Mechanics are more generally employed than for years past and wages are steadily rising, bo that consumption of fresh meats - have been" materially , augmented , the, past" few months. Moreover, another factor in the problem is the improvement in refrigerating facil ities and the consequent expansion L IWofithe trade in fresh pork; The de mand from the Houth for the salted . taeate lonpj in favor .there, is re i j'markably small and this' doubtless ;;.;;,fjfect8 itho provision market unfav j i orably,- but shipments of fresh pork more than compenaate for the loss. , . -vJi. the demand for salted products, ' Whether hogs can remain at i their' s present prices if the huge promised 'ii corn "crop safely "matyrres, is i alques- ' -iiao,-but if they do the farmer will more than have occasion to be grate fill to the hog as the mortgage lifter. NEWS OF THE WORLD. HAPPBNINM Of THE " PAST MUrV OAY8 FROM ALL QUARTERS. Tnnnisli'fhA nnruliuMioiw of a bntke- mau lu switching the Del Mouto tuturwt wna ttortuknl at sunt uinra a row uivys ago mid two uig loooniotivos wore almost domollshed. No ouo was Injured, Striking street car men In Olevland did more rioting last week. Thoy blow ui a oar with, dyuaiulto aud wiwkod others. Fire passongers on one ot the oars wore seriously hurt, v : ; Twelve steel aroheseach weighing 83 tons, wlitoh were to have sunuorted tho superstructure of the Ouliseum bulldiug In oourse of eoutruotion at Chicago, fall to the ground. Nluo men were killed and U were hurt, of whom four will die, while two are missing aud are prob ably dead." - - - The commission whloh has been en gaged in distributing the 13,000,000 ap propriated for the purpose of paying off Cuban soldiers who surroiider . thelr anus to the Anierioau oftlolals has re tnrnod to Havana. It reports that SB,- 000 persons have reoetved tholr share of the gratuity, and that tune total amount of money dlstrilratert Is 3,5'JC),IRX). Bradsrreets estimates that the recent smelters' strike In Colorado resulted In a loss of 110,000,000, divided among tho smelters themselves, their employ. es, miners, coke bnrnors, rock breakers in the limestono quarries and the rail road lines. Burlington offloails are reported ne gotiating for the purchase of tho Dou ver, Lakewood & Ooldeu road, a stir- bnrbau liue 0 miles long, owning valu able terminals in Denver aud Ooldou, Colo., as well as a right of way through the mountains for a Salt Lake, Utah, short line. The yellow fever situation in the southern gulf states is said to be much improved. ; ; A movement is on foot in Washing ton township, - Alameda county, to secure free mall delivery. - - The Santa Fe Hallway shops at San Bernardino are to be supplied with eleotrio power to replace the steam power now In use as soon as the neces sary plant can be installed. The power will be furnished by the Sau Bernard ino Elecrrio oompany. . . : . A fire occurred in a barn on W. P. Temple's farm, north of Pendlton, Or. Eighteen horses, 40 tons of hay, several wagons, a quantity of grain and 34 sets of harness were burned. The loss aggre gated $4200. Several farmhands barely escaped death. There was no insur ance. '. .' ' ' The California bank commissioners hare received the .last statement of a bank in San Diego, which completes the list of all the banks In the state, sav ings, commercial, national and private banks, giving their standing at the close of business on July 31,' 1890, which shows an increase In assets and liabili ties for the whole state of 127,554,430 44 for eleven months from August 81, 1898, and an increase for the period from August 31, 1897, a period of two yean of $56,031,513 94. Taking into conrad- eratiou that during the last eleven mon ths six banks went out of business, rep resenting a paid up capital of $4,068,- 939 59, which mnrt be added to the in crease, the total gain for that period would be $60,100,451 99. The amount due depositors has grown in two years by $50,882,795 03, which shows that the monev and the increase of wealth in the hands of the people. This is the best showing in the history of Califor nia. ... , . , . Mrs. Kate Cook shot and killed her husband receutly at their home in Orange county, because of his Intimacy with a servant girl. " "William Jennings Bryan and his fam ily are on their way to California, where they intend to visit In the Tosemite Val ley for a month. - BURDENED WOMEN. ' We look in amazement at the burdens some: women carry , upon their heads. Yet how light they are compared with (he burdens some women carry-upon their hearts. . There are childless women whose hearts ache ceaselessly because of the childless home. That burden of childlessness has been lifted from the heart of many a woman by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ' Many of the obstacles to maternity are remov able. . Such obstacles are entirely re moved by "Favorite Prescription.'' 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Trluity county, Onl., placer miiio owners are paying $ a day ami board aud lodgiug to pick uiul shovol niou, Uorstow, Oal is (o hu make division headquarters for tho Bun In Fo. Tho shops now at San Bernardino will bo moved. To carry out Its proposed works the Kootonay Railway & Navigation com. MUiy ot Kaslo, B. O., has arranged a live per cent mortgage for $3,400,000, The But to county, Oal Kluotrlc Power & Lighting company has a ooutraut to furuUh power to Ohiuo and Orovillo and to dredgers on Feathor rlvor. . Qovornor Qogo has issued a proola muttou calling upon the supervisors of California and oltlseus to oolloot inouoy tu aid ot the destitute pooplo ot Porto Kloo. The state normal school at San Jose, opened Wodnosday. The registration Is given at about 000 about that of last year. ..' The cruiser Nowark reaohed Sau Franoisoo lost week from the Atlantic Fire destroyed tho building oocuplod by R F. Suugutnetti at Yuma, Aria., lust week. Six persons were killed by the oollupso of the walls. Tho property loss will amount to $100,000, The scarcity of cans is causing no end ot trouble iu Sonoma comity. The big Roso City cauncry wna shut down sev eral days lutok, It boiug Impossible to secure suftloiout cans to supply more than ouo of the packing houses. Tho Cutting cuuuory has been running stead ily all tho season. The Scbostopol can nery is only operated about half tho time on aooount ot the can faniluo, and the two cannoned at. Hcaldsburg have been handicapped from tho same cause. The Fiuuish delegation, which has been sent to America to soleot lauds for a oolouy of between 6000 and 10,000 Finus, will decide npon British Colum bia, along the Pacific slope. A letter to this effect was received in New York from A. Borgstrom, one of tho delega tion. The majority of the immigrants from Finland are young men who, to avoid being sent into Russia to serve iu the army, are leaving the country in stead. The Southern Paoifio oompany is re placing its 30-ton coal cars with cars that carry 100,000 pounds. The coal is unloaded from these cars by two chutes, one on each side. The Yuba, Oal., Power oompany's 64 mile line to Sacramento Is completed. It furnishes the greatest voltage of any western eleotrio company, with tho ex ception of the Provp-Mercur oompany of Utah. The 5000 horse-power to Koi torn will be conducted over the wires al a loss of less than 10 per cent. The transport Morgan City is a wreck, ! but all on board are tavod. Such wai the substance of a from Nagasaki re oeived by Colonel Long, depot quarter master at San Francisco, from Power the coaling agent of tho govenment at Nagasaki. The briof dispatch tells how the Morgan City, as she was entering the Inland sea on her way to Manila, went on a rock, in a storm, near Kobo. She began to take water and Ailed rapid ly. Captain Dorris got up every pound of pressure possible for propellers and pumps aud modo for a low-lying shore on the northern side of the channel, whore he beached the vossol. Tho Uv of the 800 and more of troops and crew were saved by ' his qnlck action. The cablegram says that the damage is un known and Us sender promises furthei particulars as soon as he can roach the scene and communicate through Kobe. Isaac Rodgers was arrested at Mouud city on a charge of attempting to kill D. Smith by slow poisoning. Both men are orchardists at Mound city, a small place about seven miles from San Ber nardino. Smith had been ill for sev eral days and has been taking mcdioiue. He became suspicions that the drug) were being tampered with. A watch was kept on Rodgers and he was canghl pouring poison in a medicine bottle ol Smiths'.-; ;; Last' week Mendocino county was represented before the state board ol equalization. . The assessment roll showc a reduction of $117,000 over last year, and the oounty officials explained the difference as due to the shrinkage of val ues of timber lands and the further fool that the oounty had been drained of its live stock for the meat market. Advices from Dawson state that F. O. Gilbert has arrived there from Fort Yu kon with the news of tho death of throe members of a San ' Franoisco party of four who wintered on the Black river, a ' tributary ' of the Porcupine. Four men E. F. Amstor, Herbert Earl, J. B. MoDonald and O. D. "Whitmore, known as the Amstor party of San Francisco, left Fort Yukon last ' fall for tho Block river to prospect. Thoy got up the, river about 100 miles when winter overtook thorn and they wore compelled to go in to winter quarters. '. 'All 'four became sick with the sourvy and before the river had- opened three of them had diod. The surviving member of the party, ' O. D. Whitmore, managed to rig up a boat and drifted down the river.: He was fonnd and taken- iu by some nshorman at the mouth of the Porcupine in a most helpless oondition, and was sent to the hospital at Olrole City, where he Is how, dotogfy WeuVT-V TVs ::; . . Friday evening as trie north-bound train; en the San Franclsoo and North Paoifio railroad -was approaching Clover dale, Alfred. Durwell Was struck by tho oowcatohe'r and Instantly killed.. Dnr ' weU formerly liTftd in Sauta RosaV' It is believed li was 'asleep on the trick.1 'Others .nw'.atout' ;WCi).' soldies camped at 'lb Presidio, Ban .' Francisco now. Some faaVo returned from the Philippines and others are going. . . Civil Mala fat Mia lalaaels. .WASHiNfnoN, September S. .There la good authority for the ituteuiout thai tho president has returned to Washing ton with these Ideas uppermost lu mind as to his future course iu relation to our now depoudouolvs: Philippines Civil government by throo oouimlsHloiiors to supplant mill, tary ruin Immediately after tho rebel Hon is urushud. Cuba Continued military control nn til It Is determined by means of u gen. eral election whether tho inhabitants want iudououdonoo or uunoxatlou. If independence, the new govorniuout oleotod will bo rooognlxod by tho United Btatos, aud will bo given ouoourage. inont at ovory opportunity to ustablish Its stability. If nunoxatlon, tho presi dent will bo guvemed by tho sentiment of Anierioau oltlseus as It may thou exist. , .. . Porto Rloor-Olvll government of a territorial form "similar to that which prevails lu Arlaoua, 1 ' Hawaii Territorial form of govern niont, as rooommondod by tho Hawallau ooniuiisslon, and as provided for in the meosuro now poudtug In congress. ' " Tho present run ot sooknye salmon on lower lMget sound is phoiioinuual as tu make it almost certain tu it tlio Paget sound salmou pack will ba largo enough to t Diupounato for the shortage lu paoks ou tho Frusor and Columbia rivers. Tho run of sookoyos has boon romiirkablo lu that it boguu ten days earlier than usual and have far oxcoodod all expectations of tho CAiiners. The Uii'kohi 'auutiru wore ready for an early run and tlin proflted to the utmost. If tho fall run of humpbacks and sllvorxidns, which should commence soon, equals tho sock oyo run now closing nil rooords of almou packing will bo aurpa&Mxl. Charles Kennedy, city attorney aud member of tho Placer county board ol equalisation of Liuoolon, died unuxiKHtt odly after u few days' illuosa. Ho win hiHtrumental iu incorporating the town of Lincoln. He was a native of Pouu svlvauia. used 49. Ask your Druggist for aKaaeroua IO OENT TRIAL 8IZK. CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm .-ontalut no cwlii, mercury imr My other .ujuriouadrog. - It Ii quickly AbMrbed. Give. Itclhrf stonc. '1.,. COLD HEAD Ileila aod Trolacu Iha Membrane, lteatofea the Heuaea ot Tula an Hmell. Pull Slae Me. Trial Siu 100. i at D.-uiaflita or bj null KL1 UKOTIlKlts, M Ring Btrtet, Hew Tork. 9 It's easy to Haul a Dig . load up si big hill if l rou grease le waeon wnceiswiui IICA Axto 8rMM a box and )Mrn why lte lha ll amuM. enr oulon mn aile. Bold evtinrwhcra. Mada by STANDARD OIL, CO. ft a, ! 1 1 , , -i nlli- wwiiiiidiii at iwiuiibv rn a Has no equal in diseases of tho f f Kidneys nui urinary urgans. uavo m you neglected your Kidneys? liavoT you overworked your nervous sys- 3 Stem and caused trouble with your m 1 , .11 1 1 i. av atviuueya auu iiouuorr nave yuuv C pains in tho loins, side, back , groins S isire pass urine? William's Kidney Pills will impart new life to the dls- cased organs, tone up tho system A and make a new man of you. By mail 50 cents per box. S inmnMr. nru. wj., x-ropa., uievoiana, j, k-a.-a,a.a. a.aa.i '- For sale by U. H. Hasklns, Medford. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land offloo at Roaoburf, Oregon, Aueust .10, 1BW. Notice la liorcby glvon that tbo following named aottlor baa fllod notlco of bla Intention to make final proof In auppnrt of hlaelalm, and thai aald proof will bo mado before Qua Now biiry,ooonty olork of Jaokaon County, Orepon, at Jaokaonvllle, Orogon, on Ootober 7, ioOB, vlii , CLARA L. GORDON, ' Oil H. K. No. 708D, for tbo B'A SR, Byi BWX, Boo. 28, T. 82 B., R, 8 B. . He Damon the followInK wltnoaaoa to prove blB eontlnuooB roatdonoe upon and cultivation ol aald land, viz: Outtorm Olson, Olaf R. BJorreiraard, Frank C. Ladd and R. RaBmnsscn, alt of Troapeot, Jackson County, Oregon. J. T. DmnoKS, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. IBM. Notice Is boroby glvon tbat tbo following namca Bottler nan oioa noiioo or urn inioniion that said proof will bo mado boforo Qua New oury, eouniy oiem oi jhokboq uouniy, ureaon at JaokBonvlllo, .Orogon, on Ootobor 7, 1(99 via: i- . i .. ,. OUTTORM OLSON, bri H.'E. No. 70411, for tho NW NH nw4, oeo. col nv r)fi.4t ow. o i. oi a., iv. AM He names the following wHoobbos to prove NIB Di,iiHuuuun rumuuuuw uwu u,,u uui,,vu,,uu of said land, via: . ' . . olaf It. Blarroaaard. Olara L. Gordon. Frank 0. Ladd and R. Ilumunon, all of 1'ronpoot, JackBon, County, Oregon. . ' : . - J.'l'. UninoKS, Raglater. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land offloe at Roseburg, Oregon, Auguat 30, 1809. Notice is hereby given that the following named aetfler bas filed notloo of blB Intontlon to make final proof In nupport of hla olalm, and inataaia prooi win no maao ooioro uun now bury, oounty olork of Jackson County, Orogon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on Ootobor 1, ISA, via: . ' , . , . !'"'' K"0LAF B, BJBRREOAARD,.: On H. K. No. 7674, for the NW, Boo. IB, T. 11 Slt.-S.!-i.i r, i . .(... ' He names the following wltneiMos to prove his continuous residence upon and oultlvsUoa Of said land, via! . , . , . Outtorm Oliwo, Clara L. Qordoa, Prank 0, Load ana tc. Kaemuaaon, an oi -roepoov, jhok aon County, Oregon, , i. T, Bmdom, neflster The Danger Signal of Life Shone & Schermerhorn .. The Second-Hand Men Not second-hand in principle, but in tho mnttor of coods thoy have now find Hocond-hund of all descriptions Ranges Branch House Gold Hill -A r-A, -Ss. t-.-A at - .s IT IS UNFAIR To aond out of town (or article that can b procured at home. THE MERCHANT ripecta all the people of a town to trade with him. And that la qullo proper and right, tweauaa It la a fair bualneaa propoaltlon. IT 18 JUST AS FAIR for mill men iorxprot merchant and all builder to buy their Dmti, 5h, MMildlnft. Ptoorliiff. HmiIIc. and all Mill Product at boms. GRAY G BRADBURY'S jjLo la a homo Imalltutlon. Why SUMMONS. In tho Circuit Court of the Htoto of Orotfon, lu and for Jaoknori County, W.i Hoflnor. Plaintiff, Hull In Rqnlly for r ..-ii- tr..tI-'rr-.,.-... f H lHvorOO. To Luella Hoffucr, tho n Ira vo named dofond- mi: YOU arc beroby ruqulrod to nppnar and an awor ths Dhuntlfl m comnlalut lllod amlnnt you In tbo obove entUloU court, by tbo nut day or tbo ooMUlnK lorm of auld court, on, to wit: rue inn uay or iiopmmnor, mw; ana u you tun to antiwar for want thoruof. tba plaintiff will apply to tbo court for tbo roll of demanded inoroiu, wO-wu: t or a qoorco uinnoivuiff mo bond f of matrimony now oxlntlntc between nlatnttff and defendant bcroln. and for auoh olbur aud furtbor docreo ah may to the court appear oquunDio in iua prommoM. ThlH Muminonm In publlitbod In Tnr Mrnroitl) Mail, by order hoinlng da to July '!, 1AM, duly mado and algnod by Hon II. K, Hatina, one of the Judaea of tbo Klrxt Judicial Dim riot of OruKnn ; which order la on fllo wltb the olork of Hula court. Dated at Mod ford, Orogon, thin July 9S, IH00. W. II, Pahkkii, Plalmirra Attorney. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Land offlco at RoHoburir, OrcRon. Attfruat ta, 1800. Notloo la hereby a Ivun that tho following named sottlcr hna Hied notlco of hla Intention to tnalte Unal proof In eupporl of hla claim, and that aald proof will bo mndo before (lux New bury, county olork of Juckaon County, Orugon, atwackMonvllle, Oregon, on Boptombor 1W, ikud, viz; . i .- ANKBWOI.AOa,BR .. On II. R. No. 6H3IS, for tbo NX NKU, 8oc. 18, T. JT 8 It. 8 E. i Ho nnmos tlio followlnic wltnonaos to provo hla continuoua reAldonco upon and cultivation of aald land, via: Andrew fjiaifR, Jr., cnontor ciagu, Thomaa Fnrlow and w. H. Ilrndaliaw, all of I.aka Creyk, Juckson County, Orogon. J. T. Iliiiunsfl, tloglHtor, .NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Kosoliurg, Orojon, Auiriiat 17, I8W. Notloo In horoliy nlyon Unit tho followltiK named aoitlor has flloa notleo of hla Intontlon to mako final proof In support of hla olitlm, and that aald oroof will bu mndo liofiira w; H.' Orowoll, oounty Judge of JaokKon County, Oro- ?on, nt Jaokvonvlllu, Oroxon, on Hoirtoml.or SO, m. vizi , , . , , , , CAUL DIEllKHSrHDT, : . On H. B. No. B3I7. for tho BJ4 NK, NH 8Ui Us nnmoa tlio following wltnoKHOs to provo hla Oontlnuoufi roaidonoo upon and cultivation of sold land, viz: ... ; II. Von Dor Mullen; of IVdllnn.' Horny Pooh, of Contral Point, Brnoal Kloliler and John KorIb, of Lake Crook, all of Japknon County, Oregon. , . . ., . ( ' , 1. T. DliiuoKij Registor. OOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS VBKrDrarititof nrirnnii sand hodmaHa' if lr!a sL fvo. known romvdr for. wnmon eqnnni i! them, Oannnl do' hrum-llfti to BflorfiM a plflonuro., t iter httm For sale by d,tiH.; HiiBklhai' Modforcl. 8uporlor job prlntiugs MAIL offioo. ; : Mr. O. II. Snyder, a well known cltlxen of Itwreuce, Kan, wild: -" I m now seventy years of ge. About three years ago I ex perienced a coldness or numbness in the feet, then creeping up my legs, until It reached my lmdy. I grew very thin in flesh, appetite poor ami I did not relish my food, At last I became tumble to move about. . I consulted several dis tinguished physicians, one telling me I had locomotor ataxia, an other that I had creeping paral ysis. ' I took their medicines but continued to grow worse. Almost t year ago a friend advised me to try Dr. Williams' rink rills for Pale People. Before I had finished my first box I found they, were benefiting me. I used twelve boxes iu all, and was perfectly cured. Although it is six mouths since I used my last pill there has been no recurrence of the disease," From Lawrente Journal. Pr. William.' Pink Pill, for Pale People contain, la a eemlviuml form, all tho ale. mania neoeaeery to give uaw life and rich, aeoe to the blood anil reatore ahattered aervaa. They are an unfailing sixclSo far euch dlaaaaea aa locomotor alalia, partial paralalia, Hi. Vlliia1 damm, aolatli'a, neural gla, rliauniall.in, nervoui headache, the aflor-eSecia of Hie grip, paliiltallon or the heart, pale ami aallow romnlriloni, aud all foruiaof waakneaa allher in mala or fttnale. Or. Wllllami' Pink Pllli far Pale Paaala Ira attar aald B IKa doitn ar kuner.d, kul ahaail la aM. l all aruajliU. or Street tram tka Or. WH Mima Madlclna Comptn,, lektaietaa'i, N, T., SO aaala aar aaa.Ssaiai lltO. Buy, soil and exchange anything on earth, (Jive thom a oall at their store, IWest Side, Medford, Ore - Si. a--av,-ii a- .. t.. t PLAINING MILL not patronlio It I SHERIFF'S SALE. A. J. Uamllti. IMulutltT, vm. HoBuiia Wllnon, John A, Carl lie, and Pelor Appletfato, Do ftmdufitN. BY VIUTUK of an oxooutlon lanuod out of tho Circuit Court of thoHtatoof Oretfun, for lb County of Jaokaon. on the Mod day uf July, a. v. irw, upon a juukuiCih uuiy renuereu ib aald court on tbo IWn day of Juno, A. D. ltw. which Nitld ludffment wan docketed In tbeolerk'a oltloo of aald court In tho County of Jaokaon. on tho uund day of July, A. U. lhw. In favor of A. J. Ilamlln. plaintiff, and aualnHt lioaana Wllaon and John A. Curllle, defnndaula, oou HruiliiK tbo attachment llou beriitofore, to wit: On tho 21th day of May, lHfcU obtained against the hereinafter dunoribed property aa a Unit llou OKainnt Ht nroperty, for the a urn of four bundrod nlnoty doll am and thirty one oonli (WW, 81), and tho further aum of one hundred dollar. (DOOM)) attornoy'a feon, and ooata uimiuulluK to 11 f teen dollar (115 00), and the coatH and u la hu momenta of thU Nult taxed at auvunty-lhreodollara andetuhty oonta (HSJW), nud aooruliiR ooata, and whoroaa. It win or dered, adJuilKod and dooroed that loo prcmlaua atloehM an above Indicated, nnd donor I bed aa follows, be aold aa upon execution at law: Uovurnmont lot No. 4, In aootlon 18. townahlp -18 aoutb, of rnntfo I wont of lite Wlllamotlo Morldlun i nlflo buK'nnlnK at it point 91 chain and U6 llnka north of tho nouthweit corn or nnd on tbo wont line of donation land olalm No. 61, In towntihlp 3 south, of riine a woul of WU la motto Meridian; thonoo north 41 degreea and ) nilnulflH, wfint 15 .10 ohalna, to the weat lino of lot 'J, In aectlon 13. In aald townablpi thonoa north along the weai lino of aald lot No. I u tbo north wont corner thereof; thonoo oast along; the north lino of mild aectlon IS to north oast corner of tmld sootlon 13: thonoo aouth nlong townxhtp line to tho north lino of aald claim No. Git thonoo wont along Maid north lino to northweat corner of aold olalm; the no south to beginning, oontulnlug In all M.flo aoros, moro or loan, In JackHon County, Orogon i ulao all loU 7 and a, In block V In tho Town ot Medford, In Jack Hon County Oregon, together with all tonoinonts and hereditaments and an- purtcnunenn thereto belonging or In anywlHO appertaining, public notloo id horoby glvon that on ( - , Saturday, September 9, 1899. At the hour of a o'clock p. m. of Raid day. In front of the court house In .Jacksonville, Oro gnu, I will In obodionoo to niild oxeoutlon sell ull of tho right, tltlo and Intorost of tho aboro numod dofootlftnts, IloNana WIlHon and John A. Carlllu, In and to the above dosorlhod proporty, toflutlsfy said judguioiit. altorupy'o food, oWh 6itd dlabiiVHomonts, oIOm to the highest and buHt lUilyr, for litwful monoy of tho United Btatos, ' ' - Bhorlff of JaolcHon County, Orogon, Uulod thlsWday of August, lStty, Notice to - BuildRrs and Con , tractors. . To whom it may. concern notice la horoby glvon that 1(1 will hi) roonlvcri by tho board of alroolora or nohool illmrlot, No, D2, JackHoo County, .Orogon,, uhill .Sontembor 0, ISM, at, o'clock, n, m., for the building of naohool houa. In anld dtntrlot, nocordlng to plaoN and anoclO- catlnnn to bo furnlahnd bv the SlrnntnrH. Pinna andapooincntlooH nro.opon for Inipoollon t .nuiitjiinuui w,;,i,jinnRoani, a 'vaiont. too board reaorvos thorlglt to rojoot. any or all i By order of board of dlruotora. ' ' ' D, II, IIANBOAM, Olmlrmna, - ,,, , , . D. I1, UniTriAN, Olorli, PMljr-',!lil I!;, I,-..' I -r- -1 sulrlniatrlatotliu I'nrla I -apo.lttnu. ivUUtooi