The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, November 01, 1901, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text15 Miiwites sufficient delicious to tea you most using give biscuit Royal Baking Powder as di rected. A pure, true leavener l Correspondents ! (i, OUR COUNTY f anaV, A. ia Coiiimuniuittionn Irom our hov ornl corruHpnticluntH in nut ruitoh tliiH ollioo not laUr tlimi WudnuHiluy noon to niHuro publication. Kuiilo 'Point Kiilflw. IIV A. 0. IIOWI.I'.TT. J.J. Frm Iiiih lunil)fr m tho ground (or n now fuiico on hia liuul fn lCugJo l'olnt. M'ihh Ktlnit Clmrlcy, of Hrowim lioro, watt th uuhI of Mra. H, i. llolmua liiBt wuok. Mrs. D. K. MorriH with in our town lu-t Sundny combining Iniai iiojh witli plrmmro. W. 0. Kropkit, dopuly giwno wirdon, wits hero tho HrHt of lliu Wffk Upon llUHilHHB, IV. l'lulilicr will 1)0 lit Gold Hill Nov. KHIi, llilinnd I'.'tli, Anil ut Wood villi!, Nov. i:llh hiiiI Hill. Mr. lV'iK'licy nod S. K Roliinutl loft Mondiiy for tlio Hig Hullo coun try on n hunting trip. Mrn. Hoso Potter thin vvmsk cuIIh nttuntion to hur Mock uf winter lutH mid Hacino hotdcry. 11. 11 Kyo ami Minn Lillio Gn-g-ory, of Medford, wero viaiting in Ktiglo Point last .Sunday. JanioB Ringer, tlio painter and lapor hanger, commenced work on tho McUeo hoiiBO lit-t Monday. Mr. Fredunhurg has moved into the Polling hoimo for the purpose of Bonding hia children to school LaHt Sunday Jamon Owotm run .down and killed with a club a coyote, on the deacrt aouth of ICagle i'omt. ' A. Pool, who is now living on hia farm on tho desert, wna umiling on his frienda in Knglo Point laat ISuuday. Cha. Knighton, of Prospect, was wit a few days ago trying to buy cattle and attending to business in Modford. A. J. Daley colls theattontion of tho readers of Tiik Mail this week to tho faot that ho has a span of largo work horses for sale. Mrs. W. R. Potter navo a social jinrty to her frienda on Wednesday evening of last week Thoao who wero present report having had a vory pleasant time. t.tint Saturday night Mra. Scott Tool gavo a candy pulling party to some of tho little folks. Quite at number of tho older ones also nt tended, and nil had a good timo. John Ashnolo has moved his household goods to tlio Reese farm, wboro ho ia now living. Dr. W. B. Olll.er will move into tho house vacated by Mr. Ashp lo its soon as liia furnituro arrives. Sinco there ia a prospect of a tlitoh being taken out of Littlo Butto creek po that wo can irrigato our land, Knglo Point ia taking quito a boom. Several parties havo liucn hero recontly trying to pur chase property. Eli Kllis, who purchased tho Mild) Itanium properly from .1. .1. Kryer rooonlly, Iiiih boon at work putting in new doors and windows and ia now funcing Ibu land. Ho has already boi'ii offered n good sum for hia bargain. - By some meana the reporter of tho procevdiiiiH of the Institute tit Ashland omitted the names of MitM Clara Ricliardaon, teacher of our primary department, and her sis ter, Mian Gertrude, who is teaching at Heiiilo. They wo wido-awnko teachers and lire highly esteemed by tlio patrons of the schools. mudo a Uip lo (Jold Hill Saturday. . Mrs. KiiMKfll, of Ashlnnil, was the guoct of ; Mrs. Mary Taylor lubt ivock. , . I. JIumiiHOn am Loc JIolwoll Hindu n trip to tlio Runisey mine Saturday. Mrs. Viluon and Minn Norn Mo Kinney vinilod the Nye mine Sun day evening, A, Modifcc, R. Koiih mid 15. Noah, o Gold 11 11, cainu out Monday to vihit tho mini's. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith, of Ari.onin, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. Olson. Miss Clara "Olson wits visiting with Miss Mubis Dnimiwood at liliick well hill last Suturduy. Mr. Rninscy will comirioiico op criillon on bis big mine the first of tho week, He has u largo force of iiioii omployod. Mra. Miniilo Nichols, of Kanes nreek, and Miss Mollio Nichols, of Table Rock, wore visiting on Galls creek lust Sunday. gr'mnIi GRAlFO! ' Kuniamuer tliut numo when you want ii d :IIuIoum, Hpuutmiiif, nourishing food drink lo tuku the place ol coffee. Bold by alt irrocurs unil liked by til I who liuva tided It. Gruln-O Is mudo ol pure Kraln, It ulds digestion mid Htrongtiiciis tlio nerves. Il Is not a stimulant but a heullli bulldiir and the children as well im the adults can drli k It with great bunellt. UohIh itoout i aa much as col (en. I So. und 'i'm. per rmukitgu. Ask The fruit industry is causing tho I n iiilnwttrtru in i-iHilivn tin vntllfl fif (.lu.lr ...wl flmro i nrnHMeet ! J""r rol!Ur ' ln-0. of several hundred acres of land in this sccli hi of the county being Keal Estate Transfers. set to fruit trees. The general im pression is that within a few years Jackson County will produce us much fruit and of aa good quality as any auction of like size on the Pacilic slope, Wnoilville Items. f miily Point, have Coos Caked Breast Just two applications did the wofk atnlUmm I uSrd for days n only woman with caSed brenal can and la desperation appueu somen uumuuy, nap n It HntiM .1.. naln. Th flrit application gova roltaf and thi reond natorsd th braast to Its normal ctndltlon, without Injuring or oRMtlni tha flow of milk. I hava mod your trul UuiiarlMia Tialn (iir n ornnaral nouHO- fiold raniwly, for nsarly a year and oori alder II tha (rimtost axternal romly In ih world. una. M. F.jD. uaKiaiM, i:ai., Jiny i doctors iran it. antlman-I havo known of tha TO of iviyatarious rain uuro ior wverm but not until within a few months havo I vd It upon my psraon anil In my ramiiT. and I enri w unhasltatlntly that It la ona of tha boot i Mjiadlea for pain that I havs ver frlid. rhorouBhly applied It I", 'n my axnarisi oe, very sura to'glva qulok n4 w-ctW:.. Bakeraneld, Vt. DOi I'T RUB IT IN I Sold by all druisllli at jocents. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Wafttia Agcaey BAM MANCiaOO (Tteuulved too lute lor last week.) Apple packing bus begun curliest. A. Shctban mid moved ,lo Myrtle County. U. Lowell's dryer has been run ning night and day for tho pust month. G. F. Schtuidtliuo and daughter, Maggie, made a trid tj Grants Pass lust woek. Kail plowing is nearly completed in this section of the country and some early sown grain is 'lookiug lino. John Griflln and family expect to move to Waldo eouu, where Mr. Griffin will ongugu in uiiniug busi ness. Tho posloffloe building bos boon repaired and given a oout of paint and is now quite an ornauiout to the town. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duflk-U nnd sou, of Grants Pass, wero visiting Mrs. D.'s mother, Mrs. E. Stevens, Saturday. Miss Madge Offings, who has been quite id lot the past two weeks, is oblo to be in school again, we are ploased to learn. JefT. Wimer has sold his mine on Wards creek for $1200 and pur ohstsod Mrs. Offings' farm adjoining his. Consideration $000. The W. C. T. U. is progressing nicoly. Woodville is snuggling to be a touiperanco town and it is earnestly hoped will suocced. Miss Iva I'urdin, of Medford, is touching at the Scott's school house on Evans croak and both scholars and patro.is are well pleaBed with her work. Goo. Lynch and family, of Trail, wore visiting Grandpa Lynch last week. 1 beto guod people are talk- iik of locating here. Woodville will give them a hearty welcome. Kobt. Jonas and his assistant, MUs Parker, attended the teachers' nstitute at Ashland last week. These teachers are giving general sniisfuotl in in the Woodville school. Mrs. 15. Stevens returned home last woek from Kansas, whore she has boen visiting her old homo after an absence of twonty-seven years. S.ie savs Bho prefers the mild oli- mate of Oregon, and can appreciate it now. G. F. Owings has gone to Glen dale with his nhoto tent. He ex peota to Bpend tho winter here with his unolo. G. W. Owing, George is turninn out work that would do orcdit to a photographer of yearB of experience. That Throbbing ileadacho Would niilnklv loavo vou. if vou used Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Thousands o( sulterers have provod tholr match Iobb morit for Blok and Norvous Hoad nahos. They fnako pure blood and build up your health. Only 25 oonts. Monoy bauk II not on red. Held by Charles Strnii8,drugglBt. iiihh'H Ui Jiii nli riiiirfh. H nrrex In v. ii. I;, riinl r.. in itu. r 1 1- I A J oimut el us to W A :rtlull, iiii.ll. vlili-il IliliTfnl III Ihii. llnlilliU'rili:y Kriiupol mtlllns clnlnm III IVariln crtt'K illlrlrt Ivhd lllilnnuill In J llrmlrll. wnl.r illtrll im Uiikuv rlviT, In nvf 11. ami fxli'lullnK tliniiiKli n'e 11. lu and I'i, hi tp 'Vt, urn v . Annn J KituM'tl In J W Matcher rl lix. hit --'.. lliuhlntiil 1'nrlc a.M. Aahlnml W IV Krl ul III In J W Hnli liiT vt al. :J.T.j nrrr In nft'ji 11 ami II, tp r 1 1 fii'O M Amlri.uii i. tix to )lrn K J. Trttttifr. Inn. W nml 11. I.Ik T. It It mill. Anhlrinil . KuKiMiln I. AtkillMin lu I.IkzIii I.HIimw, lut-i lit anil I'J, llnttiiaki'r ailil, A.lilnml CANCER Buffereni from tijin Lorrlljletnalady nearly always Inherit It not neecitsnrily frrmi tliu parents, hut limy t from some ff.liiote uueeator, for Cancer often runs through severul venorutioiis. Thin deadly poison may lny uornmut lu the blood foi yeun, or until you rcutn miutuc ine, mra (he firiit little sore or ulcer makes its op-iH-itntncu or a swollen glantl in toe hriuul. or tome other part of the body, (jlvcs the first waruiii(. 10 curu utneer uiorougtiiy nnu ymm ortilly nil tho poisonous virus must he Iliniu-t'.ed from the blood every vestal rf it driven out. This B. 8. r. does, and a tlte only medicine that can renrh deep le.ited, obstioute blood troubles like tkis. When all the poison lias been forced out of the system the Cancer beuls, and the disease never returns. CiuiccrbexliiBoflenlnasmall way, as the following letter from Mrs. Sblrer shows : Annmll pimple came on my law about an Inch txlovr Uic enr oil the left I1 ol my fact. 11 gav ble no jiutu or liironvtrri' clix-e, ami I lioiil(l have fotv'tteil elx.ilt It hail It not lKun to Inflame and Itch ; Il would bleed a little, then scut-over, but irould not heal. This cotitlnueil for ome lime, t-heu my Jnw began to iwell, hecomliig- very filfiful. The Cancer be in to el and thread, uulll It waeai Inrue as a nnlf iliillar.wbeti 1 heard of S. H. 8. and determin ed to Klrl It a fair trial, ami It waa temarkable what a wonnerful efTect ft had from I lie very beKlnnloj heal andafter laktnff a few 1 eilUrrly. Tblawaa two years ago ; theie are still Do -Sana of the Cancer, and tny general heatlh jtmtiuucsjzood una. U. flmajik. jk Plata, Ma Is the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the only one guaranteed purely vegetable. Send for our free book on r.Hnu Mnlnlnlnn ualtiaMai mm lntrent. log information about this disease, and write our physicians about yonr case. We tnake no chaive for medical advice. THE SWIFT (PfOIFlO CO, ATLANTA, fiA. ng few Ufttt-es dlMppcared sss SHERIFF'S SALE, William l.yttlcton. 110 11MJ CONSTITUTIONAL, AMENDMEN1. KXRr.'t-TlVf, )r:l'All'lMKST. ( H.tl.KM, (JCldliur I I, VAii, I N AOCOKDANflK with thb i.rovMoiiH M nn 1 Act .jntltli'd "An AfastilunMllliK o tin; trlco toiK nt tin- MtHln of On-iffm. ul llm ucfit;rnl i-lci-. (ton In im: hi'l'I nn Ihi; Urt Momltiy In .Iiiih;. Hum. I Uir i iiilliiK iKMKiw.l Coiistltiirloniil AiiHWifl-I .in-lit" iioi.rivi Fi.li. left, llr.il, I, T, t. ii er, ! 'Mjvtjftjf.i o the Htiiti ut OrcKfin, do hereby ratjo llwi rollowliiit oroiiofi-rl iiiniinlnifiif ftvUiiMti.d nn "Iiiiilntiv-j ml iC'-i'i-r.-mlinn Aifii'ii'liiit'Iif," to thi Coiirttllhtlon of I ti: H(n!u ul OrvKon, i;Tt)ii;'1 lo by I ho H'.-criMtiry of H'-lit-1, lo hu tjiiiillf hf'M for fivR roiiMirClillvt; w''k tn On; Mv.nroitu Mai.,, a m.w.'j.HiHT i.tih liW.rf In tho Firm Jii'llclrtl Wirli;t of tliu H(te uoti.! ni iiic ropitni, nl Hiticm, OroKon. UiIh Uth iliiy ul Outohcr, A. IMjI. T. T. (j kkii. fiovirrniir. (H.H.) By tho novornor: r. i, uiitjiuir, J..Tettti-j' of Htntt. HOCHK JOINT llfcHOU'TION KO. 1, (Of tho Twoiity-flrit Hioniilnl frMUm.) AMKNfiMf-NT to TUB COWMTITHTKiJ Ut Tll HTATK Of OHKiHtX, lifolvt,-i1 hy tin- Ifonwf, thoHciintoconctirrlnK: Thrtt tho fol!oii)K Hinoti'lmoiit tolln Constl tiltlon of the Htnto of OrtKoti ho, mir the name horohy Ih, iroKiN(.'il : hoi tlon 1 if Article IV of tho Coiixtlttitlon of IhoHtiito of OrirKou Mm 1 1 ho, ami liorohr 1, ainoiuhrd to n-ml hi fotlowii: tovllun 1. Tho li-Klnintlre nulliorlly of tho BtHtu nhnll he vt!tci In n Icffiitlntivu amtdinhly, ooiiHffttWiff of a Hi-nntu nml h Ifouo of Itcprc iieiitntlvoii, hut the oooph; rimurvo to thom folvot Kiworto profrOM: r nml nmr-iwlments to the coriFtttUMfoii nml to oimet or rejoirt tho khiiio nt tho irollif, iii'h'iwnU-nt of tho h Klsla tlvo nHrtcinhly, nml hIao rexervo iower nt thrir own option to Hiiirovu or ri;joi:t nt the jmiIIh nny m-tlon of tho li-gl'lntlve wtnbiy. The Itrtil (fowur firnorvod hy tf; pwvit; In the inltin tlvo, nml not more than elht ikt cent of the ietnl votcru MihM ins rcfjnlreI to proiOM nny tnonmiro hy mjch pi.-tit ion, nml every such Hitt tlon Mit.ll lnclmlo the full toxt of the rn-nure vj proiiOMMl. Initiative petition elmll he filcl with tlte HocrtMHry of Htat not Ican thnu four nionthM bo fore the election nt which they nre to Iw votcil upon. The secomi power in the reffreniliim, nri't It mnv bo ordereO (except as m uimh in;nrinry ior tne uniueMinie preserva tion of the nubile neure. ht'ttlth or Brifctvl either hy the petition tiiKiieil hy live per cent of the h'Knl votom or by tho legUfatlvc anftornhly, an other hill are enm-ted. Ki-forenfliiin pctl tloim Khali IwflU'i! with the Hucrotary of State not more than nlnctv dnvH after the final ad louruincnt of the w?Klon of the Icuinlntive an s.;moiy unicn pnsioa tuu bill on wnteii tlio p'feri'iidiirn In ilcmniiflcil. The veto power of thi' (ioveruor dIirII not extend to inenMirc re ferred to the people. All election on tneaxiireK referred to the people of the mate shall be had at the biennial regular eeneral election, ex- cept when the hKilntU'e awinhly thai! order n npecini election. Any meajtnre reierren 10 the people fehalt Uke effect nml become the SprcaH Iiiko Wildfire. When ihliifrs uro "tho beit1' they bo coiuu "tho IjlmI H.jllir.i." A brail am Hiiro, ii luiiilltiK druifKitt of 0., writes: a.Klcctrio ISLtter uro tho beat Bulling bittern I have bundled in 20 years " You know why? Most disoasoj beln in diiordurn of Btomtich, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and norves. Electric Hit turn tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kldnoys and bowels, purities the blood, strengthen the norvi'K. hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up tho entire syi-tora. Puts new life and vigor into any weak, slokly, run down man or woman. Price 60 cents. Sold by Charles Strang, druggist. riming Locations. W A Corthell located a placer claim In Gold HID mi n Inn dUirlut October lfOl. J K PavU ct al located a quarts clnlm In WM. low Mprln mlntux dlktrlcl Mcpteinber 2. Minnie i'nllahnii located a ounrtx claim in Climax ml ii I itu dUtrirt Meptrmtser H, 1UU1. m Charley heated aijuarlxclalm In Climax tn I n in dim it 1 HtptcinlHr U, ltttl. Great Luck Of Au Editor. 'Pur two years all efforts to cure Ec zema In the palms of my hands failed, ' writes Editor U. N. Lea tor of Syracuse, Kin., "Then I was wholly cured by Buck Ion's Arnica Salvo." It's the world's best for Eruptions, Seres and all skin dlfeases. Only 25o at Chariot Strang's drug store. rYM Ki Fri SKeep Out VI fhA WAt SAWYER'S BiMbUr BraS OILTCLOTHING Th bt Wlerprof iiavraieala In the world. Msvd front tb bal matriali nod wttrrnnCrd watrrproal. Mtvd to tand tb roaihMt work and wMlhit, Look for ih trudp mirk. If roardMler do! not am thm. writ for oatnlogao to I. T. ltlUatf u4 hcklif U ijU., 11 FrmitiK. or II. M. RAW VFH A RON. Rl Mtn, J Rain andtweat H hava no effect on MiifTZ&ljfBKJl Lia harnnaa treated g V Y$ la ... aaVSsaW V ncu Oil Hit th krrptlrv er oft ahia. butcii do not hrenk. No rough tur ik a to chide and rut. Tha hariK-M not only kepiM lookinalika new, but wean twice a long by th tiiit ni urcan llarutta Oli Sold averywnern r tn cm. ' allaUea. fW Mad by Standard Oil Company BUTLER JEWELER, Galls Crack Items. BY M. S. B. x J. Horn nnd Wallace Dunkin made a trip to Gold Hill Monday. Frank Dungey and Geo. Taylor will leave next week for California. Misses Lizzie and Sarah Dunkin Watch Repairing gK I'lalnlllT. v. Hannah A. Durkcc, urldor of J. C. luirkr.-, diccHM-d: Klla SI. Ia-wIk nnd ' hnrlci Jwi, hT htibnnd; Howard K. Dtirkccnnd KofDura-cc. trite tnttiie Nnm v J. Jtttrkcc, lilt uift-t Airiif V. Ahbntt and H.J. Ah- Ixitt, her htihhnnd; eo. A. Itu r kit f and Kth'ti lUw littrkcc, trite iihiiic unknown, hin wife, and Charles It. Imrkcr, na hlr Ht law of nid J. V. iMirkfc, dcccncil, nnd Kva A. ItiMlucr. iiilin-r hflrnnil da itchier of Klllf Itl-rN.dcct'nti-ddiiuKhtL'r of til J. V. iJitrkcc, dfci'itwd, Uvfcndnlltft. VIliTTE of an cxci-ntlon lMd ont of tlie rcn It Cuurt of the Htatu of Orcifm, for the Cotmt)' of JackKon, on the Ifftli day of Oc tober, lwi, nptin a Judgment duly rendered In fald Court on the 'ilbt day of September, which Judgment was enrollcil and docketed In the clerk'a office of said Court, In the County of Jackson, on the 211 day of September, 1U01, In favor of William l.yttleton, plaintiff, and attain! Hannah A. Durkce, for the fum of rrjfi.U), toxether with rWOO attorney's fee and thccoiuand dlsbunwmenti of suit taxed U1AV and Jutlgment against each of the her defendants named herein for the sale of the hereinafter described property and the interest of each of the said defendants therein, and whereas It was decreed that all the pro ceedings heretofore had In this Court in that cause against said defendants wherein William ttleton and T. Noonan were plaintiffs and tlltam M. Colvig, as administrator of the es tate of J. C. Durkee, deceased, and the above named defendants were defendants, be and the same were lu all respects canceled, annulled and set aside, and that all the proceeding in cluding entry of decree, the Issuance of execu tion, the sale of said premises, the confirmation sale and the fMiancc of sheriff's deed, alt had tn said cause, are set aside, canceled and held for naught, which said Judgment wai docketed In the clerk's office of said Court on the 'ilst day of September, 1W1, and whereas, it was ordered, adjudged ami decreed that the nrtgage mentioned In plaintiff's complaint nd tn the decree herein be foreclosed and the mortgaged premises described as follows, to- it: The NKJ and the of the 8E!i Df section 19, ami the MWWof tho NW'i of section 20, T. 38, S. It. 1 cast, in Jackson County, Oregon, con taining 2HU ncres, together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto be longing or In anywise appertaining, be sold upon foreclosure sale, and that the proceeds arising from said sale be applied, first, to the ftvinetit of the costs and cxpeuscf of said sale. second, to the costs and expenses of said suit. third, to the payment of plaintiff's said judg- 1 mont and attorney's fees, and thebalance, if 1 uy remaining, be delivered to the clerk of thi c ourt to await the further decree of the Court; Public notice is hereby given that on Monday, November as, 1901, At the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, in front of the court house. In the town of Jack sonville, Oregon. I will, tn obedience to said xecution, sell all the right, title and interest the above named defendants, Hannah A. Durkee, widow of J. C. Durkee, deceased; Ella Iwls and Charles Lew!, her husband; Howard K. Durkee and Hoe Durkee, true name Ntuu'v J. Durkee, his wife; Agnes N. Abbott Ami B.J. Abbott, her huslmnd;Ueorge A. Durkee nd Ellen Hoe Durkee, true name unknown. his wife, and Charles H. Durkee, as heirs nt law tf said J. C. Durkee, deceased, nnd hva A. Hodgers, minor heir" and daughter 01 feme Itodgers.deceaseddnughtcrof said J. O. Durkee. deceased, In and to the aitove described prop erty, to satisfy said Judgment, cost, attorney's fees, interest and accruing costs, to the Uigiiest and best bidder, for lawful moiiey of the t'nlted States. Alex. Ormk, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregou. Dated this 18th day of October, 1901. law w hen It Is approved by a majority of the votes cajti inercon, aim not oincrwise. ine ivle of nil hill shall be. "Be It euneU-d bv the trt-otilf of tke Htnte of Oregon." This section nan not re consirueu 10 aepnve any memoer if the legislative assembly of the right to Intro luce any measure. The whole uumler of votes cn-it for Justice of the Huirreme Court nt the regulnr election last preccditiK the filing of auv octttioti for the Initiative or for the refer endum shall he the basin on which the number ut legal voters necenry to lgu i nan oe eouiiieo. GO EAST VIA 5v JOT- fl B.-;-.!'.: H snofiEsi and DuiCKesi Lioa TO St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, unicago ana an joints tasi. Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining & Buffet Smoking Library Cara DAILY TRAINS FAST TIME SERVICB AND BCKNEKY UNEQUALKD. Tickets to poinu Kast via Portland and tn ORKAT NOKTilEHN KY ou ftaio at Southern Paclllc Depot Ticket onice, or UltEAT MOB TilEKN Ticket Odlco. 122 THI R STREET,; ' PORTLAND For Hates, Foldcra and full Information re garding Euatern Trip, oall on or addreog . . . A. B. C. DBNN1STON, City Pasa. and Ticket Agent, PorUanA SOUTH AND EAST f VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC CQMPASL Shasta Route Trains leave Medford for Portland aaft" way atatloos at 4:2L A. K. and 4;63 P. M. lu h nctitiou I'etitloiis nnd orders for the nillatlve nml for the referendum shall be tiled with the Secretary of Htnte. and lu submitting the same to the people he and nil other officers phall be ai tided by the Kenernl laws and the act sithmtttlnK this amendment, until legisla tion shall be efpccially irovitled therefor. Adopted by the House, January 27, lW. j E. V. Carter, Speaker of the Houe. Concurred In by the Senate, February u, lhW. T. CTavixr. President of the Senate. Approved February 6, bVJ. T. T. Geek, Governor. Approved Januaty 31, 1901. 1.1. Kir.v.n, Governor. Adopted by the House January 16, 1901. L. B. Keeoer. Speaker of the House, Twenty-first Legislative Assembly. Concurred in by the Senate January 16, 1901. C. W. Ft'LTON, President of the Senate, Twenty-first legisla tive Assembly. United State or America,) State or Oregon, OrriCE or the Secretary oy State. I, F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of Slate of the State of Oregon, and custodian of the seal of said state, 00 hereby certify that I have compared the preceding copy of House joint resolution So. 1. of the Legislative Asaemblyof 1901 "Initi ative anil Referendum Amendment." with the original copy now on file In this office, and that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and the whole thereof. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed hereto the seal of the State of Oregon. Done at the Capitol, at Salem, Oregon, this fourteenth dav 01 October, A. D. 1901. (L. S.) F. I. Dt'NBAR, Secretary of State. 1 Lv. Portland , 8:30 a. m 8:30 p. & L,v. Medford 11:45 p. m 11 :ao a. m Ar. Abuland 12:55a.ix 12:SAp.a Ar. Hacramento 5:10 p. m 6:00 Ar. Ban Francisco 7 :4fi p. iti 8 :45 a. aa Ogden 4:M a. a ? :00 a. m. Denver 9:30 a. m 9:16 a. m Kansas City 7:36 a. m 7& a.m Chicago TM2 a. m 8:30 p. m Ar. Los Angeles . 2:00 p. it 8 :05 a. a Ar. Kl Puho 6:00 p. m (5:00 p. n Ar. Fort Worth 6 :' a. n 8:30 a.m. Ar. City of Mexico. 1! :30 a. m 11:30 a. ki Ar. Houston ! 7:00 a. m 7Msa Ar. New Orleans 6:30 p. m 6:30 p. m I Ar. Washington I 6:42 p. m 6:42 a. Ar. NewYork 12:Up.m I2:10a.ja PROPOSALS TO KEEP THE COUN TY POOR. VTOTICE la hereby given that sealed bids Pullman and Tourist Cara on both trsiDB. Chair cars Sac ram a- to to Oeden and 1 Paso, nod tourut cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Or-. eans ana Washington. Conneatlng atSan Francisco with the ae eral ateamihlp lines for Honolulu, Japaa. ' China, Pblllppinea, Central and South AnMric Bee agont at Medford station or address C. H. af ABKHAal, S.ral 1 POMTLAND ORCOON. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION". United States Land Orrtca-, Rosebnrg, Oregon, August 9, 1901. Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions of the act ol Congress oi June 3, 1878, entitled "Aa act for the sale of timber lands ia' ihe .States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and ., Washington Territory," as extended to. all the Public Land States by act ol August 4. 1892, CON EDON L. MORSE, of Marinette, county of Marinette, Stat of Wisconein, bus this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 1810, tor the purchase of the M NWi, btot i Kt oi section io. 10 will h received at the office of the county clerk of Jaokson County, Oregou, until Wednea day, November 6, TJOl, at nouu of said day, for i too care, maiaiunuuio, uuiqiuk, i-iuiuiiik. w oucco. medicines, medical and surgical attend aace when necessary, of county paupers of said county and the class known as state 1 paupers, for the period of one year from Janu- . urv l. lyoi. and for one or more years tbere- fisr il aareoable to the parties to the contract i V4- S t i the week v-f i Township JNo. So S., Kange JNO. it The'party who secures the contract to keep Kast, anil will offer proof to Bhow that tit pnitntv noor will be reouired to bury at his thu l.nH annuLr. in mnrA viilnahlfl for its own expense any paupers who die under his ; fi , . umnp than for acrirultnral charee during the contlnuanoo of the contract, timuef or stone itian ior agricuiiurai. . the burials to be in a decent and suitable j purposes, ami lu eeiauiien ins ciaiui manner. The successful Diaaer must trans, port to tho hospital all patients who live with in a radius of three miles from the hospital, without oharge. The successful bidder must specify where the hospital is to be maintained, and the site and buildings shall he subjeot to the approval of the County Court; and the physician and surgeon employed by the keeper shall also be subject to the approval of the Court. The Chunty Court reserves tho right to reject any and all bids presented. . The bids pre sented must be accompanied by a bond In tne sum of 2S0.O0, conditioned that It the bid pre-' sented bo accepted by the Court tho successful bidder will enter into a contract wuu me buur, nod give a bond for the faithful performance of all the requirements of the onntraot. Lly order oi ine uourt mnuu uutuuer iwi, ous NewbukYi Clerk. Jacksonville, Oregon, October 3, 1001. said lund hefore the Register and Ke- -ceiver of this office at Hoseburg, Oregon. -on Thursday, the 14th day of November, 1901.' He names as witnesses: G. W. Beale. of Big Butte, Ore.. J. J. Hansen and E. F. Raymond, of Grants Pass. Ore., and W. J. Raiche, ol Marinette. Wis. ' ' Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or . before said,14th day of November, 1001. . , J. r, iRiDGE8, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ukitid States Lako Ornce, Rnnnhurir. Ore.. Auimst '21. 1901. Mnilna la tinrnhv irri'.n that in COmi.liance with the provisions ol tho net ot Congress of Juno S, 1878, ontltled "An not for tho sale ol timoer tonus in me oiuma ui vi,iiu.u,u, y. eon, Nevada, nnd Washington Territory," as Srii-ndm! to nil the Public Land Stales by act If August 4, 1892, LEWIS J. WHITE, Or Ely, County of St Louis. SlntoorMlnnesota, has this day' Bled In this olltoe his sworn stlUOnient wo. ivu. ior me pureuuwi ui ,uw 8KVi of aWK. seo N'o a. N '! ot N WL Bl!il NiA'EW of Section No. 29 In Township No. S2 S., Haugo No. 3 Kast, nnd will offer proof to Its tliubor or slouo than for agricultural pur poses, and to establish hts olnttn to said land bofore tho Resistor nnd Kccolver of this oitioo , Hn,niiirir nrn.. on Kriilnv. tho 8lh day of Novonibor 1W1. Ho names ns witnesses: Ernest A. Roberts, Gust E. osternorg, Mrs. , mnu gren, ot Ely, Miun., E. A. WdIio, Bnkor City, nMui An.. n'nA nil nnrsnit elnlmlniT adversely tllO obovo-desorlbcd lands are requested to tile tholr claims In this onice on or before said 8th day ot November, twit. . ui;jip, . Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unitbd States Land Office, Rocburp, Ore., August 21, 1901. Notlco Is hercbv given that in compliance with the provisions ot the act of Congress ol Junes, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, nnd Washington Territory," as extended to nli the Public Land Stales by aot ol August 4, 1898, MRS. SOPHIA L1NDGRKN, or K.ly. County of St Louis, State of Mlunesota, has this dav tiled In this ottioe her sworn state ment No. 1795, tor the purchase of the kW8!t ot Seotlon No 19,E! NWJi of Section No. 30. In Township No. 3a S., Range No. 3 Bast, and will offer proor to snow mat me iari anttffht in more valuable for Us timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es tablish nls Claim to sam uinu ouiurobuo wiBtawi n.,niu,r nt thin nnlce at Roseburc. Ore.. on Friany, the 8th day of Novombor 1901. She names as wiinessus; nruui. . uwi ir.""" Gust K. osterberg, of Kly, Minn., E. A. hlte. lo. im.. i.nwis i . ivDuu. ui civ. iuiuii Any and all porsons olalming adversely tne above-described lan 1s aro requested to tile tholr clnlms m this onice on or oeiore ssiu om uy m Novemuer tvoi. j. r.DnimiM, HUKiaic, County Treasurer's aist Notice. Office or county Tukasitrkr I . i . Legal blanks of all kinds (or sale at , .i- .i i this office .lAmranm HnlTNTV. ORRnON TlnvRnNVII.I.H. ORKnoN. Oct. 25. 1901 Notice is hereby given that thoro nre funds in the county treasury for the redemption ot all outstanding county wnrrants protested from June 1, 1898, to June SO, 1898, both dates in clusive, Intorest on tho same will ooaso after the auoyo uaio, .. .... OIAA nUI'liUK, . County Treasurer. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ; United States Land Offi Roseburg, Ortaon, August Notice is hereby given tha ' ance with the provisions t Congress of June 3, 1878.' act for the sale of '' States of Californi Washington Terr. all the Public L August 4, 1892, x WILLIAM of JIarlnettevOoiv of Wisconsin, has1 office his sworn sta the purchase of tl SWi of Section Nf So. 36 8.. Range No. offer proof to show thak-r is more vaiuaoie tor its tiu. than for agricultural purpoj establish bis claim to said ri. the Register, and Receiver ot at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thurst 14th day ofNovomber, 1901, Hi as witnesses : G. W . Beale,' of'BId Oregon, J. J. Hansen and E:rF mond, ot u rants rass, uregon, anq Morse, ol Marinette, Wisconsin. i Any and all persons claiming advel fhA AnnvA-dascrihed lands ara rpnnnr to file their olainis in this office on or fe lore said 14th day of Movetnber, ln'-; ... . . u . A . DHiutxa'rwKinivi The Mining Lw of Oregon fot tale at this office. Price Z0 cent.