1 v,
A
I PURELY PERSONAL.
Jeweler D. T. Pritchard was In Ash
land Sunday. . . . ,
Mint Iva Purdtn was vlittlng Aibland
friends this week.
J. U. Wllllke Is down at hla plnoor
mlno near Loland.
Surveyor J 8. Howard wa at Port
land a few days this week.
Merchant J. F. White was at Grants
Pass this week upon business.
. ' H. A. and H. G. Meyers, of Lake
Creek, were In the city Wednesday
Mrs. E. 0. Wells of Gold Hill, was
, visiting Medford friends Wednesday,
W. E. Finney wag In from Watktns
this week upon a visit and doing busi
ness. .
' Thos. H. B. Taylor was up from
Woodville Monday and Tuesday upon
business.
. v Mrs. E. D. Elwood and ohlldren were
' up at Ashland Sunday upon a visit to
Mrs. J. W. Losher.
Landlord 8. R. Reeves and Ned Or
ser, of the Unlou stables, were In Ash
land Saturday eveuluar.
Mrs. D. 8. Busey, of Harrlsburgy Is
' in Medford upon a vUtt to her sou-Iu-law,
J. H. Butler, and family.
J. H. Daley and J. Wiltlsoroft, two
of Eagle Point's best oitlzens, were
Medford visitors last Saturday.
Miss Julia 01 well, of Central Point,
wan in the oltv Tuesday dolnn shovuliiiT
- and visiting wltn a. f. ineiss ami
family.
M. F. Parker left Monday evening
for Leland, where he will be employed
in the O'NoU-Wlllike-Whttehead
placer mine.
Mrs. A. L. Harvev. of Gold Hill,
naased south over the Southern Pact Bo
Monday, en route to visit a daughter at
Klamath Falls.
Andrew Steuer, of Nebraska, who
was here last week visiting tne uem
mer families, returned to his home
Saturday night.
Miss Ceolle Stevens came down from
Albany Tuesday for a visit with rela
tives H. W. ; Stevens ana lamuy ana
Mrs. L. S. Webber and lamuy.
Mlss Mary Brantner, of Applegato,
is in Mearora attenaing at toe oeasiae
of her sister, Mrs. C. C. Barkdull, who
baa been very ill lor tne pasiiour weeKs.
Attornev A. S. Hammond returned
last week from Klamath Falls, and left
again Sunday for Grants Pass, where
ne 18 lOOKing aiier some legal .uustneea.
Mrs. Thresea Buckner, who has been
in Medford for several weeks bast vlsl-
tincr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Uemmer, returnea to ner noma at nose'
burg Sunday evening. -
O. B. Roame, the well known sewing
maohine repairer, of Medford, Or., has
been In Yreka this week, and is now
canvassiog Siskiyou County in his line
of business. Vreta journal.
A. F. Saokett left last Saturday for
Grants Pass, near which place he will
get out wood lor.tne railroad company,
himself and brother having taken a
large contract from the company.
B. F. Fredenburg, of Big Butte, was
in the city yesterday. The gentleman
has recently moved his family to Eagle
Point, where his children can have the
advantages of a winter's schooling. . .
Mrs. Eli Williams and sons, Lloyd
and Walter, of Oregon City, arrived In
Medford Wednesday, en route to Big
Bu'te whither they go to visit. Mrs.
Rachel Alien, mother Of Mrs. Williams.
Miss Pearl Webb reached home
Wi)dneeday from her quite lengthy visit
at Dcs Moines, Iowa. She has been
visiting friends at Portland, Albany
dnd Eugene for the past coupleof weeks.
"Prof. L. A. Stocking, principal of
the Central Point schools, was in Med
ford Saturday upon business. The
gentleman reports that the pupils in
all departments of the school are doing
excellent work.
. Albert Phillips, of Trail, was a Med
lord visitor Monday, and from this date
on he wiil get all the news of the county
from the columns of The Mail. -He
has rented Benj. Baker's farm, Mr. B.
having moved to Medford . '
L. McLellan, who, a few years ago
was proprietor of the Medford steam
laundry, is in Medford this week upon
a visit to bis old-time acquaintances,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Drisco. He is now
in the employ of the O. R. & N. Com
pany. Fred Slagle left Monday evening for
Soeeburg,- Willamette valley points
and possibly to the Sound. He is out
looking up a desirable location for his
business, that of merchant talloriog
- and his If iends here, of whom there
, are many," are hoping he will be suc-
"' ccssful. . . , i
J. E. Medley, of Oakland, Oregon- is
in Medford upon a visit to his brother-in-law,
R. T. King, the gentleman who
purchased the Ritter place, just west
Of Medford. Mr. Medley likes our
.country immensely well even better,
-we imagine, than the Immense turkey
fields of Douglas County.
: Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fitzgerald and
daughter, Miss Inez, left Monday even
ing for their old home at Hutchinson,
Kansas, where they expect to reside
permanently. These are good, honest,
congenial citizens and their going is a
source of much regret by their Jackson
County fi-lends.
P. Olson and family, of Central
Point, were in Medford Tuesday upon
business. Mr. Olson lives juet outside
the city limits of Central Point, and
has but recently added to bis landed
Sossessions by the purchase of the
lat Hurst property. Ho is a genial
'fellow to meet and his friends are all
"jTvlahlng him well.
' Capt. Gordon Voorhles and family
left Medford Monday evening for a
winter's viBit to many eastern points.
- Thav will visit Kentucky, New York
and "Washington, and propose putting
' V in the entire winter in traveling and
i visiting. During their absence Jake
v fT nirer will have full charge of Mr.
" Voorhles' Eden yalley fruit farm and
the trust coma not oe netter piaoea.
.1. Ij. Demmer left Medford Saturday
s evening for Herndon, Kansas, where he
expeots to remain ior a moiun or six
weeks nerhaps longer. His mission
is that of straightening up some bual-
ness matters in wnicn ne ib interested.
Tt Is barelv possibly he will remain
there but we people here who know
him oast are hoping that he will not so
decide. He Is a capital good fellow and
both himself and most estimable lam
lly would be greatly Biased.
SEM -ANNUAL OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Of Jackson County, as Complied By and Certified
To By the Clerk, Treasurer and Sheriff.
Itcmlied sinenses of Jaokaon County for llio
sli month! omllnK October lat. IKiWi
alary ot clerk (tlua Newbury).,.,.... ll.&OO Oil
" alwrM (Alex, urutol 'J.OOO on
" coumy recorder (Voter An-
VlegaleJ W
county Juil(W. 8. Crowell) 600 00
; - school - suuerluteudenl (CJ.
A. Gregory) (B 80
" county treasurer (l. L, J a-
oolx) 0 00
" slock luaoeclor ((1. N.
Grainier)' WOO
" court h ,ue Janitor (Owoa
Ktcgan)....: Ma
Paid commissioners (G. 8. aullor and v
Martin Perrvl 200 70
alary or county assessor (J. C. Pen
aieionj... ,v u
Paid for priming and blank, W
" booka and stationery 1M1 1U
" court house and Jail 10" OS
Indtgont allowances .. ."J g"
Uouuty on soalpa tw
Paid for wood 7 SO
jusltceoouitoxpeUHCS 174 W
Circuit oourt expeuscs l.T'-v 0..
Boarding priMucra 'Jti u
Teachers' examination - 00
Kxamluatiou or lusauo 'n
inouesls 170
Hurtarvtsors' compensation... m CO
Itebate ou taxes ' 15 si
Sundry oxDentca . 1 w.
Koads and bridges 3.741 Ou
County oxpcusaa In Chapman and
, Reynold supervisor caaea ........... 74 ftt
Total expenses IHS.7M t
HTAIIJIKI.T
Of the nnauclal condition of Jackson County
on October lat, lMH:
Warrant., nutatanfthlff on Anrtl lat.
1JB9, aa per report IMMlo 63
Warranta cancelled in 1895 and subse
quently oaldon Aunuot 18th, 1S09... 21'-' 67
Total warranta Alltatandlnff Anrll
lat, 1S99 1185,658 80
Warrants protested ainco April Will
m ,. 16.8S1 51
Total 1K!,540 84
Warrants HwlMtnNl slne Anrll lat.
1899 (principal) il.758 8S
Total warranta (principal) out
standing October 1st, 1899 tl'.7,7a 51
Interest on warranta outstanding, In
Alurilnff tntarevt nn warranta Dre-
vleusly cancelled ... 25,819 78
interest on warrants proiosteu siuua
April 1st, 1899 271 03
Interest accrued on (JlSS.fvW.30) war
ranta outstanding since April 1st,
1899 ....... 5.S06 83
Total 181,397 13
Interest oa warrants redeemed since .
AprU lat, 1899. 9,203 66
Total outsuadlng Interest October
1st, tow K,IN '
Total outetandiug warrant October
lit, isw : wh,iw oi
Total outstanding interest October
1st, 1899... 21.193
Total outstanding principal and In
icroai ucioocr iat, low ainv.v.u
BUXMABY.
Total outstanding warrants aud inter
est ucteoer iat, lew aiw.v.o m
Money In hands of treasurer applica
ble to redemption of warranta 8,983 48
Total outstanding debt October 1st,
1BWI A141,U14 OU
STATE OF OREGON, I
County of Jackson, i
I. Ous Kewhutv. Countv Clerk of the above
named county, hereby certify that the forego
lug statement of the Itemized oxpeoaes of
Jackson county for the six months ending Oc
tober let, 1899, and or the Unsocial condition of
said county on October 1st. 1899, is correct and
true as the same appears of record lu my office
and In my care and custody.
- Vttnes5invhand and toe seal of the county
Oourt affixed this 4ih day of October, 1899.
- . uusnEWBURI,
county Clerk.
Total amount of outstanding 6 per -
cent warrants .... t30,381 20
Total amount of outstanding 8 per
cent warrants v.-wi oi
SHERIFF'S REPORT.
semi-annual statement of the amount of money
nuu HMiuuiH rtrameu lur taxes una mileage
In civil cases, and money paid to the county
treasurer by the aheriLT or Jackson county,
Oregon, for the six months ending on the
30th dar of seDtembcr. 1899:
Amount received In April, 1899 1 20,189 88
' May, 1899... 6,964 85
" " " June, 1899 3,fi05 54
" " " July, 1899 4,534 47
." " " August, W99 7,814 27
" " Septembor, 1899. . 11,542 86
Total amount received from taxes. '. '. . $53,&'i0 87
Total amount paid over to treasurer, 53,650 87
state oi uregon, i
ijumy oi jucason,
I. Alex. Orme. sheriff o'aald countv. An ham.
bv certlfv that the fore&olnff statement la (wyr-
red and true.
Witness my hand this 8d day of October, 1899.
Alex. Orme,
Sheriff of Jaoksou county, Oregon. .
Bv Jas. Cronemlller. Denutv.
State of Oregon, M
county oi jaoason,
I. Uus Kewburv. countv clerk of the above
named aountv and clerk of the countv court of
aald eoontv. herebv eertlfv that the foreffolnir
statement of the sheriff of said jaokson county
is correct and true as the statements therein
made compare wltb the records of my office.
Witness my hand and the seal of the county'
court affixed this 16th day of November, 1899.
UUS NEWBuRT, Clum.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of L. L. Jacobs, county treasurer of
jacKson county, uregon, or the six
months ending October 1st, 1890, of
moneys received and paid out, from
whom received and from what source,
and on what account paid out. .
General Fund.
To balance In treasury April
1st, 3899 $10,361 81
To county clerk's fees col
lected 091 81
To county recorder's fees col
lected U47 so
To sheriff's fees collected. . . 35 60
To redemption tax sale 123 08
To assignment tax sale cer
tificates s 29 46
To coal tar Bold to W. H.
Gore 1 85
To fines in circuit oourt 200 00
To amount transferred from
nathfund.i 49 06
To amount ree'd from sale of
(2) Klamath Co. warrants. 1,934 88
Regular tax for 1898, in coin, 11,807 45
To regular tax for 1898, in
warranta oi w
To delinquent tax collected
for 1893 124 80
To dellnauent tax collected
for X894 124 80
To dellnauent tax collected
for 1895 123 00
To delinquent tax colleoted
for 1896 -404 53
To dellnauent tax collected
tor 1897 455 99
To delinquent tax colleoted
for 1898 19,678 69
To sheriff's assessment for
1898 356 06
To sheriff's costs in total for
1897 ,, 346 32
To sheriff's assessment for
1BU7 08
To delinquent S. P. U. R.
tax (orlSiM 8,203 01
To amount transferred from
surplus tax aalo, , . , , 42
140,488 11
Per Contra.
To warrants redooiuod, In
cluding Interest. 13,1)01 01)
To amount ' trnnatorrad to
state fund 0,602 04
To balance on hand Septum
ber 80th, 1809 8,003 48
40,488 11
Amouut of aountv warrants
called and not prosented.. I 0,101 20
Stale Fund.
To balance In treasury April
1st, 1800 ( 6,032 40
To amount transferred from
general fund 0,562 04
11,605 04
Per Contra.
By amouut sent state treas
urer U,505 04
School Fund.
To balance la treasury April
1st, 189H, .'. 11,654 50
To amount received from
taxes 9,743 02
To amount received from re
demption tax sale cert's.. 40 60
To amount received from as
signment tax sale cert's.. . 7 11
To atu't received from fine. . 6 00
To amount received from de
linquent S. P. R. R. tax. . 664 40
To amount received from
state apportionment. ..... 7,332 60
$20,447 .'10
Per Contra.
By school superintendent's
orders paid til, 253 20
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1809 8,194 10
29,447 80
Road Fund.
To balance In treasury April
1st, 1889 23 65
To amount - reoolved from
state treasurer 43 26
$60 01
Per Contra.
By balanoe on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1809. 66 11
Institute Fund.
To balance in treasury April
30th. 1890. $40 75
To am't received from fees. . 40 00
$80 76
Per Contra.
By school superintendent's
orders paid $50 00
By balance In treasury Sep
tember 30th, 1899. ... 30 75
$80 75
Special Countv Fund.
To balance In treasury April
isi, isuv 72 63
Te amount received from . .
incidental sources 75 00
$148 53
Per Contra.
By orders paid tl20 80
By balance on band Septem
ber 30tb, 1809 27 67
$148 53
Indigent Soldiers' Fund.
To balance in treasury April
1st, 1809 $141 87
To am't received from taxes, 104 06
245 43
Per Contra.
By orders paid $109 50
By balanoe In the treasury
September 30th, 1800 135 93
$245 43
List of Surplus Tax Sale.
To balance In treasury April
let, im MSi). 17
889 17
Per Contra.
By amount transferred to
general fund.
.42
43 45
845 80
By orders paid. . . . ; '. .......
By balance on band Septem-
er 3Utn, law. .............
$389 17
1032 60
Path Fund.
To am't received from taxes,
032 66
t 49 66
583 00
Per Contra.
By amount transferred to
eeneral fund
By balance on hand Septem-
Dor sum, ibh
$632 06
$ 85 98
700 94
- School District No. I.
To balance on hand April
1st, 1898
To amount received from
taxes... ;
$780 92
$698 77
88 15
Per Contra.
By orders paid...
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1699.................
$780 92
8100 52
49 29
School District No. 4.
To balance in treasury April :
1st, 1899........'
To amount received from
taxes , . . ..... ... ... ..:
$149.81
$ 70 00
79 81
Per contra. , ,
By orders paid....!...,,...
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1890. .
, $140 81
2,378 13
2,420 11
School Dlatrlct No. 6,
To balance on hand April
lat, 1890......
To amount rocelved from
taxes
$4,802 24
$4,086 18
Per Contra.
By orders paid.
By balance ou hand Septeua-
-is . , ',. :
ber 80th, 1891)...,. Jn
$4 8013
School District No, 0. '
To lislsnoo .on liuud April
1st, 1800 28
To amount received tram '
taxui.,... 8114
jjitTaa
Pur Contra.
By orders paid IH0
Lly balance on hand Huptuui
ber 30th, 1800 152
v $632
Suhool District No. 0.
To bttlanuu on hand April
1st, 1H90 $138
To "mount received from
taxes 400
$545
Per Ooutra.
By orders paid $300
lly halant e on hand Septem
ber 80tb, 1800 , , 146
. "M6
School Dtatrlot No. 16.
To balanuo on hand April
lat, 1800 $47
To am't received from taxes, 38
$80
1'er Contra.
By balanoo on hand 180
' $80
School Dlstriot No. 18.
To balanoo on baud April
1st, 1800 $01
To am't reuolvod from taxes, 4
$06
Per Contra,
lly balance on haud Septem
ber 30tll, 1800 $05
$06
School District No. 23.
To balance on hund April
1st, 1890 $ 40
To am't reoolved from taxes, 208
$m8
Per Contra.
By orders paid $316
By balance on haud Septem
ber 30th, 1809 3
318
School District No. 22.
To amount recolved from
salo of bonds (2,020
w'olio
Per Contra.
By balanoe on hand Septem
ber 30tb, 180U $2,020
$2,020
School Dlstriot No. 20.
To balanoe on hand April
1st. 1809 o
To am't received from taxes, 27
$03
Per Contra.
By ordors paid $18
By Coupon No. 5 paid.'. 10
By balance on hand Septem
ber 80th, 1899 28
$03
School District No. 30.
To am't received from taxes, $ .
Per Contra.
By balanoe on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1899 .
School District No. 44.
To balanoe on hand April
1st, ism go
To am't received from taxes, 45
$48
- Per Contra. '
By orders paid $43
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1809. 6
$48
8chool Dlstriot No. 40.
To balance on hand April
1st. 1899 SI.12P.
To am't received Irom taxes, 2,100
$.1,230
Por Contra.
By ordors naid s2.709
By balance on hand Soptetn-
oer aula, isuu o2l
$3,230
School District No. 53.
To balance on hand April
1st, 1800 , , $11
To am't received from tazes, 65
66
Por Contra.
By orders paid $44
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1800 22
86
Sjbool District No. 55.
To balance on hand April
1st, low... - $10
" . $10
Per Contra.
Byordorspald $10
Mcnooi District NO. 67.
To balance on hand April
1st: isuu t tan
To am't received from taxes, 319
$016
Por Contra.
By orders., paid $364
By Coupon No. 11 paid..... 80
By balance on hand Septem
ber 30th, 1800 172
$016
School Dlstriot No. 50.
To balanoe on hand April
1st, 1899 74
To am't received from taxes, 120
$203
Per Contra,
By balance on hand Septem
ber 80th, 1899. $203
203
School Dlstriot No. 00.
To balance on hand April
1st, 1800 $17
To am't received from taxes, 12
": so
Per Contra.
By orders paid.. '"
830
School District No. 78. ,
To balance on hand April
1st, 1890 13S
To am't received from taxes, 02
$190
Por Contra.
By Coupons N08.ll and 13
paid; HOO
By balunco on hand Septem-,
81
28
00
bar 80th. 1809 , , 80 BA
: . ' $100 28
Oltyof Juoksonvllto.
To balanuo on hand April
April 1st, lHOH $ 48 20
To nin't t-uouWud li'oin titxoa, 1)01 118
riolii
Pur Oiiutra,
By orders paid . , , , , $335 82
lly bulmiu 1 on huntl Boiiloin
bur 30th, 1800 til 71
" $:it0 58
City of Mudfnrd.
To buliinoo 011 hund April
lt, 1800 604 54
To uiu't received (rum tuxes, 1 ,063 (HI
. (2,318 2
Por Conti'u,
lly ordors paid ,, (1,293 00
By bulaiicti on hund Septem
ber 30th, 1H00 1,025 14
' $2,ili(T28
Oltyof Ashluml.
To balanoo on hand April
1st. 1800 (1,034 02
'I'D atu't rucolvnd from taxes, 1,645 00
wTsrjToi
Per Contra,
nyoidora piild $2,417 87
Bv balance on hand Septem
ber aoth, 1800 102 04
$2,680 01
tU'MMAIIY (IV 'llAf.ANCKH IN TIIK KKV
KIIA1, KUNDH.
Clunoritl fund HIKI3 4H
Suhool fund 8104 10
Ktiud fuml 00 111
Institute fund 30 75
Special county fund 27 67
Indigent soldimV limit.., , . IHft oa
l.tst of surplus tax snlit 315 30
Path fund 683 00
School District No 1 v ' 88 15
" " No. 4 70 81
" " No. 6 710 Oil
" " No. 0 152 00
" " No. 0 145 08
" " No. 15 Wl 67
" " No. 18 96 04
" " No. 22 2020 00
" " No. 23 3 18
" " No. 20 28 80
" " No. 30 10
" " No. 44 6 08
" " No. 40 621 03
" " No. 58 22 04
" " . No. 67 172 81
" " No. 69 203 81
" " No. 73 30 28
City of Jacksonville 13 71
" " Modford 1025 14
" " Ashland 162 64
Stato of Oretfon. I .
County of Jackson, f
I, L. L. Jacobs, oounty troasuror of
the abovo namod oounty, hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correal
statement of the amounts reoolved and
puld out, and'tbe amount romalulng on
band In the countv treasury of said
oounty for the six months ondlug Octo
Tayler, ilifl Foot Fitter,
of up-to-date Ladies' Button
All kinds of boot and shoe
attended to. TAYLER.
FALL RAINS
Are hurrying the sitting-room
JJ stoves into position. Why pay
over-grown prices for half-growii stoves, when vou can net
more material and a better articlo for less money at my
Second Hand Store? Perhaps a noarly now second hand
stove is what you are looking for I have them. Lot me
show you my new stoves.
G. L.
New Lumber Yard
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir
Rustic and Flooring
Medford, Oregon
inree Year urn.
Thoroughly Seasoned
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
DEALERS IN
JVIaehinety and .. Vehicles
78 Land Plows, both in Single and Walking Gang. Steel
1,1 T TJ T) -l 1 J a il JT1... Tit.. 1
x' laiuo juovoi xj.aiiuwB, iaiuu nuu oinuuni WHO, IviHCflOll
Wagons, Hacks, Etc.; Single and Double Harnoss, and in
font ovArvfriinfr nnrrinrl Viv n. flrof.nlnna imnlstnonf liA.,nn
' " ' j' r J
nenu ior catalogue.
P. T. LAWTON,
ber 1, 1800.
Witness my hand this 4th day. of
October, 1800,
' Ij. Ij. jAOOUrl,
County Treasurer,
Statu of Orogun, I ,
County o( Jackson, f
I, litis Nuwhucy, uouuty olurk of the
ufui'uiiumud county, hui'uuy certify that
1 hnvu (linn pnrnil thu furogolng list of
liiiliinuos with thu records of uiy ollluu
lllltl I (1 11(1 tllU BlllllU UOITCUt.
In ivIliiiiHs whereof I huvu hurminto
set my hand mid ulllxud thu seal of thu
County Uuui'l this 4lh tiny uf Oiitobur,
1800. Oua Nkyviikky,
County Clerk.
- In mutters of II mil proof Tun MAir.
will miiko out all pnpurs necessary for
the ooiumiiiiueiiieut of proof fruo of
uharKo.
Quick dsllvery Tho Weakly Orefonlaa.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land offlon al ItnanlitirK, Orcaoti, Novouibnr US,
1899, Nutloo Is lutrcliy ulvun that Hie lolluwln.
iianiiMl sultlur lias lllnd notluo of her Intention
to muko llnul nnKif In support of hur claim, and
thai said proof will be mado beluro Ous Now.
bury, oounty olork of J solium (.'uuiily, (Jroiion,
ill Jaelisonvlllo, Onuon, 011 January 'J, )wuo,
vlj:
MAHY P. WII.MAMH,
On II. K No. 0707, for Hit, KH SW, Wlj tiKU,
Hoc. W,T. HUH., It I K.
Hlie iintnca the lollowlns witnesses to prove
hiiranntlmious ntstdouuo upon and cultivation
of said land, vis:
Adillo rlknoiers, Junios Htevens, Charles
Oswald and rrank Ooiilora, all of Modfortt,
J uokson County, Orvson.
HliitHIM, ItcjUlor.
COUNTY TREASURER'S
TWENTY-SECOND NOTICE.
Orrtca or Oounty TniAstiniH I
(If JACKSOH t'OI'HTV, OHkUON. I
JAimaiinvii.i.K, Uhkuiim, Nov. IT, law).
Notion is hereby ylven that them era funds In
the eounly treasury (or the redemption of all
outstanding oounty warrauts nroloalod on Oct.
10, ikuo. Iiiteresl ua the saute will ooaao aflur
the above data. . .
I,. I.. Jamas,
County Treasurer,
BUTLER.
...JKWELEB
Watch Repairing
has just received
a large shipment
and Lace DreHB Boots.
repairing promptly
7ih Street. Modford.
Schermerhorn.
O. E. QORSLINE & SONS
Ofposits
HotolNa-h
MANUPACTURKItH OP AND UKAI.KK8 IN
and Pine Shingles
Ysrd South of
Wbllmen'H
Warohousa
" y.v4A U IlrUDU,
Mrr. Medford Branch
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