, OUR COUNTY
Correspondents
Jacksonville News.
Fred Klein hummer, ot Buucom
, vie-
. 4 ted Jacksonville Tuesday.
; Wm, JonnlnKB, of Sterling, was a
Tlbltor In Jacksonville Tueaduy.
Saturday wiia a quiet day for Jaok
flouville. Nearly every one wont to
the circus.
Alias Issie McCully and Mr. Kate
Hoffman are vieituig friends in Ash
land tbis weok.
Wm. ColviR, theattorney,loft Tues
day morning for Klamath Falls, whore
.. ha goes on legal busiiiess.
' II. E. A 11 ken y tarriod at few hours
in Jacksonville Friday morning, lie
was on hie way to Klamath Fulls.
r JumeB JlfiiiBbrough, the Douglus
county politician, whh slinking hands
11 with friends in Jacksonville Sunday;
t Miss Anna Judge, who Una been
i visiting at the home of J. Nunan, re-
. turned to San Francisco Wednesday
morning.
Dr. Ross was culled to Applegate
Sunday to attend a sou of Frank
Kouudtree. The lad is sult'oring from
blood poison.
MisH Sudie Kindred, who has been
. apoudiug the summer in Southern
On gon, returned to nor homo in Port
land Saturday.
... A social dunce will bo givim Friday
evening at Orth's hall by the young
people. Miller's orchestra, of Mod
ford, will furnish the music.
Arthur Maxtor and Misses Aland and
Jjelia Prim cuino in from (Jinuubur
Wodnesday. Mr.,liuxtor, after viwit
lug friends in Jacksonville, lor a few
duys, will roturu to Ids home in Sua
Franoiaoo.
Judge 13. 11. Watsou, of Portlum
and his sou, Jumos, of Hoseburg, n
turned Monday from Cinnabar, whore
they have been spending tho Infet fow
weeks. Tlioy loft the same evening,
each for their rospoutivo liomes.
Tho county elork has issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses: James W.
Oil more and .tousle Amtcr; Frank J.
Marou and FrauceB Johnston ;WilIiam
Von der ilellon and Floy JO. Moy
l'ropporo Lofrono and Mrs. H, David
sou ;liort Miller und Virginia L. Moo
maw.
Kev. S. II. Jones, pastor of tho I'M rat
Presbyoriun church, of Jtono, Nevadu,
"visiti d frloiKlH In JitultnoMvlHo u few
days lust week. Mr. J on on wan pastor
of tho Presbyterian church of this
place for a number of yuars. Ho hud
Plaited tho Lewis and Clark fair and
other points' in Oregou ami V" ou his
return to liono.
How's This,
WooiTurOiio Hundred Dollars llowiml for
? !iyV,l?,u?rC4nrli tlmt camiot bu urud by
U Clarrh cur.
J. CHUNKY & CO., Tolfiilo, O.
""Wc, (ho uiiilurbtRncil, liuvo known F. J.
' Chenuy lor tho liml Ifi yunrH, und bolfcvu him
le rf (Hilly lionnrtitilo In iilllniii!8Htniiiiiui!t1oiin
i hi ilium dully tvblfl lj carry oul nuy obllga
Uouh miule by IiIh tlrm. ,
WaMHNII, KtMNAN A MahViM,
W IioIi-hiIu DniKftlHtH, Toledo, o.
Hnll'B (ntiirrlt :nrn In Milieu Inlornnlly,
acting llrcclly upon tho blood mid uiiicouh
HUrlocuH of tliii .sytitcm, TuhllimiiilHls sunt
Irt'O 1'rlco 7fi ctiiiH or bottle, Hold by al)
driiBiflntH.
Take HiiU'h KitnillynilH fur coimtipallon.
'1'Hiile Kock I wind
BY .. 0. .1'
' Wm. iiolmea Was out lust
week,
looking over tho fruit growth.
N, C. Ciuiiii made a business trip to
Grants Pass Saturday evening.
Prof. Nurroguu passed Tuesday
morning on his way to Mod ford.
Jesse liailoy, of Phoenix, is hero for
a fow duys, awaiting work develop
meuts.
Jus. Musty came down from the
Mondows with a loud of posts Mon
day .
At a special school mooting oil Aug
ust 23d a one mill tux wits voted for
improvements.
We understand Unit both the Welch
aud the Wilson sawmills have closed
down for the season.
The Peudleton-May hunting party
retimed Wednesday noon. Thoy had
good hick and a happy time.
People in this neighborhood are get
ting anxious oyer their threshing, us
thorc is still considerable uncertain
ty us to who will do it.
The circus has come and gone and
those so fortiimite as to soe it all pro
nounce it good. There was only a
small attendance from hero.
Cm mo of omnia.
ImliL'-'tfLion nearly always dinttirbn
the mum1 i) more or Ictts and is o'Lmi the
cause nf insomnia. Mnny cases have
been pornmittMitlv on red hy Chamber,
lain' Stounieh and Liver Tuhluttt, For
Httle by 01 ins, Strang,
.Sums Valley Items,
Ily M. Ci.
Minn (irace Kt'cves has returned to
the Pol ton farm from a visit at tho
Portland exposition.
Mr. Morgan returned Monday from
a week's stay at UolosUu, not much
Improved in health,
A. A. Oohlo und family, of Union
county, are taking a look over Jack
son county. Owing to the Illness of
Mrs. Uoble thoy are cumped at Moon
vllle for a short time.
Mrs. bkoltoii and little son left last
weok on their re turn homo to liliiek
woll, Oklahoma, after a sovoral weeks'
vaiit with her sister, Mrs. C. C. Uil
christ. Mrs. Skeltou will visit her
ueiee, Mm. I'l. it. Mngruder, at Situra
metito, CtiUf,, while on route home.
, Homo person intent on doing duiu-;
ago to others hns boon setting out
llren In the upper Muiub ore ok country i
aud at such close proximity tu some
of the farmers' fences that was it not
for the quick and prompt action in
putting the Uames under control an
number of miles of fencing would
have boon destroyed. A certain party
ia suapectod.
East Med ford Items.
Or. und Mrs. W. S, Jones ar
in
Han Francisco for a week's stay.
Kev. F, W. CarstenB is attending
the Provolt Baptist campmeeting,
Mrs. J. II. Butler left Thursday for
a stay of ten days at the Portland
fair.
Miss ICmma Armstrong, of Jackson
vllle, visited Mrs. Thomas Collins
Saturday.
Mrs. It. M. MclJonoughfOf Jackson
ville, was a guest of Mrs. Uus Sam
uels Friday.
Mrs. Wallace Woods and sister, Mrs.
U. E. Loming, are visiting relutives
in Jacksonville.
John Nichols and wife, of iOagle
Point, visited (Joo. W. Nichols and
family Saturday.
Miss (Jlarice White returned to
Klamuth Fulls Tuesday, ufter a visit of
several weeks with friend hern.
Martin McDouotigh and wifo aud
Ltligtios Jessie and Addie Lout return
ed this weok from their several weeks
sojourn at Orator lake.
Mr. und Mrs. H. L. Taylor returned
r nday from 0 rants Pass, where Mr.
Taylor hus been attending the exam
ination for forest ranger.
W. Kawlings and family have re
turned from their summer 's trip to
Idaho und will occupy their l'nrmor
residence in East Medford.
Supt. P. Jl. Daily and wife, who
I lave been visiting several days with
Mr. and Mrs. L. liurcli, left Monday
for a week's stay at the Lewis and
Chirk fair.
Dr. Itobiusou, of Dolinont, S. I).
una wire stopped over u day in our
city tliis week, to visit P, D. Scott
and 11. Li, Robinson and ramilies,
old-time friends.
Prof, and Airs. Ous Samuels, who
have been residents of this section for
a few weeks, returned to Phoenix this
week, where Mr. Samuels assumes
professorship of the schools on Men
day next.
Kenl Estate Transfers.
The following real eetuto traiiKuetuttis
have been recorded since the lul
Issue of this puner.
Win Laws to W A Hell ; east side of
aw, of soj-4, boo 21, rnv'n' of ne,', sec
'2H. con (it) acres, &!ijuU
ilenry Laws to W - A Hell: land In
see 21. tp s, r 'I w, WfiOa
HJMyuiutoWA Hell; ue' and
aoiif of see 21, tp !M h, r 1 w, 225
ueres. tfl.iWU.
Frank Myors to W A Bell : sec U,
tp :J5 s, r 4 w; also s'' of nw',i and
nii or 8w,sec a, tp a s, r 4 w,8WUU,
Jas Owens to S J Myors; b,W of
nw.14 nud nwj of bw4 ; sw.'4' of so4
and II 11; we1 of imku ' tp W a
p i w, 81200.
jas owons to S J Myers; se.'j of
noki, boo 'l, 8W. or nw, Beo : and
nwWof uwK, see 4. tp Ii5, r 1 w.
8-IU0J,
J Moore to S J Myors; e.j or se,';i, 1
sec 4, tp :m,r 4 w, con 80 uorea, 2000. 1
United States to Carrie E Goorgo;
(patont) nw4, see 20, tp H2s, r 1 w,
ltii) acres.
Elia Niekolson to R C Hnuford;
lots 2 and H, sw1 of liw,1 and w of
hw', see G4 tp IW, r 4 w, HiO acres.
Wm Horonson. ot ux. to K Li llan-
ford; 1(10 acres, sees 7 und 18, tp 118 s,
r 4 w, $1000.
C Fields to W A Hell : 80 ueres. sec
7, tp :i8, 80 litres, $1.
Matilda if uook to K U Uuurord:
se' of ne'y and iwl$ of see'i sec 7
and n,1,, of sw.1, &oc , tp ;(8 s, r 4 w,
J J I'Vycr. et ux, to W F and U A
Smith; laud in Kuglo Point, &100.
Wm K Starr et ux to A If rod Vullon;
lots 10, 11, 12; nlso W feet w side lot
7, blk f(i, city of Asliland, finiuU
Alfred Vallon et tlx to Klizeua M
Maupiu ; name as above, $(00.
Alfred Vallon et ux to KHzeua Man
pin ; lots 10, 11, 12, blk SO, city of
Ashland, $1850.
11 C Mver ot ux to John W nud
Jas Al Putter; 2;tlnt in lot i) and f
feet oil w side lot 8, blk 5,eity of Ash
land, 810.
W Potter to M Pottor ; all lot !) aud
5 foot otf north side lot 8, blk f, city
of Ashland, $1.
J I' White et ux to (too aud Mary
Walles; so cor lot 4, sec 7, tp 118, I w,
thence w 8.(12 chains, thenco n Il.7l
chains, thence o 8.02 chains, thence b
;i.70 chains to place of beginning, ,2i
ncres, fivini.
S A Van Tine ot ux to Ceo and
Janette Churchman; laud in boo o, tp
;tli s, 1 I e, f)2 ncres, $1.
M P tlacoby to J J Pnnkev: lots 1.2.
:i, 4, r, ti, blk :w, Tolo, ho.;-, -
i J I'ankey et ux to J 41 Jtooman ;
same as above, $110.
W Anderson to John A Weaterluud ;
s'y of bSj of uwl4, sec 24, tp ;i7,r 1 w,
$!KHU
United States to Atec Lund A Cut
tle Co; lid ofswi.,, hoc It,'!, tp Ui, r
10 0 of (lila und Salt river iner, in Ar
izona. J M Under, Hhorltr, to C U Hostol:
e'.j flw4, boc 14,eli, nvi sec 311. tp IK")
b, 2w, $810.75.
J M Under, shoritl, to Louia E
Davidson; lot 2, blk 8, Ashland aud
II A; T turn it, mining eluini, $2;t00.
C H Kostel to C F Case; elv 8w-4',
see 14, e'j nw1.., sec 2:t, tn ;15. 2 w.
$8iU).
J U Simth to J E Davidson aud W
L MoCluro; l., Int. in bwj of ww'i.soc
1(2, tp :I5, :t w, $.(tH). l- . ' Mk,
Louia K Davidson ot tt to (.too E
Kosfiuuu; lot 2, blk vS, Ashland, $10
Tlios Itouor et ux to Kohoeoa I-'.u-
gleston ; lots 15, III, 17, blk C, U,U
add to Ashland,!? 125.
Lewis anil Clark Imposition.
During Die Lewis and Clark Imposi
tion tho Souther Pncille Company
will sell round trip tiokets to Port
laud, limit thirty days, at one and
uno-third faio for the round trip.
1-or parties of ten or more traveling
on one ticket, one tare for the round
trip. For organized parties of one
hundred or more, individual tickets.
; one faro for round trip.
Stopover of leu days will be 1:1 von
at Portland on nil one way ttekots
roadinu throunh that point durinu
the Exposition. Tickets must bo de
positee, with Joint Agent at Portland ,
aud eharuo of lift v oints will be made!
or extension of time.
Subscribe (or Tho Mull.
Circuit Court Docket.
following is a list of the cases
docketed for trial at the September
term of circuit court:
CRIMINAL.
State of Oregon vs. George E.
Bloomer.
State of Oregon vs. Jonas Justice
and F. M. Howard.
State of Oregon vs. John Doe.
State of Oregon va. Michael M.
Heed.
State of Oregon vs. Bert Bull
State of Oregon vs. John Smith.
State of Oregon vs. John Doe.
State of Oregon vs. Edward Graham.
Sta e of Oregon vs. Chas. Wilson.
State of Oregon va. Jesse Maddison.
State of Oregon vs. Milton 0.
Sta rm e.
State of Oregon vs. John Doe.
State of Oregon va. Douglas Kuw
linsou. State of Oregon vs. John Chritch
low and (Joo. Schatter.
Stuto of Oregon vs. John Wolff e.
State of Oregou vs. Ehler Band.
ACTION.
B. B. Leo vs. William M. May.
John W. Frail vs. Frank W. Waite.
11. M. Coss vs. Theresa and Delia
Bryant.
Lake County, Oregon, vs. A. J.
iNoalon, et al.
Thomas J. O'ilarra vs. Condor
Water & Power Co.
T. C. NorrL vs. W. I. Vuwter, et al
Charles Ed in on d sou vs. A. T. Hum
ble. Charles Edmondsou vs. E. O. Br is
tow.
M. Sorousou vs. T. C. Wheeler.
George F. King vs. A. A. Davis.
Jane D.Champlin vx. Abbie Chump
lin. Lewis Pan key vs. Thomas Pan key.
Medford Furniture Co. vs. F. B.
Harrington.
A. H. Grieve vs. the Southern Pa
cific Company.
Eber K. Davia vs. Ashland Mfg. Co,
and A. C. Manning.
A bra K, Kowiey vs. Ashland Manu
facturing Co. and A. C. Manning.
Z. M. GaHHott vs. the Roaring Gim
let Gold Mining Co,
Jorminh Nunan vs. Wm. Broad and
Anna Broad. !
A. L. Eisonnart vs. N, W. Prall ot
al.
Ashland Manufacturing Co. vs. L
1'', Lozier. J
Frco.nan it Wiley vs. W. L. Camer
on. .
First National Bank of Now burg vs.
D. 10. Bordan.
W. II. Grant vs. W. 13. Coul aud M.
M. Gault.
C. C. Bookman vs. W. L, Cameron.
Lewis Paukev vs. Peter Wilson and J.
J. llouck.
Ntiiian, Taylor A Co. va. A. J. Stev
ens.
Tho Model Confectionery Co. vs. E.
E. Lest or.
EQU1TV.
A. A. Davis vs. P. 11. Oviatt.
Melvinu Coukliu vs. Thomas D.
Con Id in.
Sudio O'Noil vs. John O'Neil.
E. EdwardB vs. J. J. U'Noil.
Allen Duvis ot al vs. II. L. Chumber-
lafn, et al,
Clalruorfie Neil vs. Jeftorsou Nod.
O. O. Bfisse vs" John Gaupon otal.
J. E, Olson vs. W. K. Bradbury, ct
al.
Alford Crance vs. Mamie Cruuce.
William Mendeuhall vs, tho Hoarius
Gimlet Mining Co.
M. v. iiunley vs. J. W. Slineer. ot
ui.
Jean St. Luc DoKoboum vs. A.
Sehmidtling.
Uaroline Swucker vs. Oscar Swacker.
Carolino J. Willott vs. Geo. 11.
Garuett, Jr.
J. C. Parslow vs. Louisa Parslow.
J. T. Buck, ot al. vs. W. K. Stan-
sell, ot al.
W. L, yfmiiLr ot, L vh. W. R. Stnu-
Sell, ot al.
J. A. i'Toomun vs. Dumel Marx, et
nl.
John Coleman, ot al. vb. Aaron
Weatherby und Medford Bank.
llattio M. Plymule vs. Fruuces G.
Ply male.
Will nun Bvboo vs. Frank E. By-
boo, ot al.
N. II, Latimer, et al, vs. Joseph
Morris, et al.
Mary E. Ashurst vs. Bert Ashurst.
K. li. Duu 11 vs. Theresa Prim.
Wm. Scott vs. John F. White, et'nl.
.J. B Wolch,et ul.vs. William Smith.
Eliza Corwitt vs. Chas. L. Corwin.
Claud K. limham vs. Mary itmhuiu.
Laura Arm burst vs. Wm. Arm burst
Lilly Spuhu vs. Paul Spuhu.
II. Li. Garnett vs. Clara M. Brown.
Ashland Electric & Power Co. vs.
city of Ashland.
State Laud Board, Geo. E. Cham
berlain, governor Oregon, vs. Adel
bort W. Myers.
Mitchell Lewis & Stuvor Co. vs. C.
C. Parker and wife.
City of Ashland va. tho Ashland El
ectric Light & Power Co., a corpora
tion. The Enterprise Mining Co. vs.M. L.
Stanley, et al,
10. G. Owens vs. Mary E. Owens.
Louisa Broshcars va. Jas. T. Bres
hears.
Frnnces E. Both vs. Wnrren L.
Cumoron.
A. W. Soroy, et nl, vs. Sttsan Gist,
ot nl.
James S. Ellison, ot nl, vs. Allan
Smith.
M. W. Polston vs. Lucy V. Polston.
TV J. Howell, et al, vs. City of Ash
land. Mnrgnrot J. Peyser va. Frnnk Poy
sir. K. B. Mathews vs. John D. Cook
and Eat nor K. Chirk.
Frodoricke Woitfe vs. John Woltfe.
Zelma Goodsoll vs. Evert Guodsell.
Jottuio E. Gibson vs. David li. Gib
son. Emily Chirk, et id, vs. W. J. Booa
oy, et ul.
Luther Smith va, C. F. Leaven
worth, ot id.
Alfred Lewis, otnl, vs. Jas. 11. Boo
man, et al.
New Suits Filed.
C. S. Sermon t and V. A. Dunlap vs. i
Joseph Lamb; action to recover mon- j
ey. M. t'urdin attorney Tor plaintiff.
V. H. I'aine, Jr., vs. A. K. Kt 1-1
logn, et al; suit for monev. Jos. 1
tlatmuersly attorney for plaintiff.
Can Shoot Some.
Tho military rillo tournament now
being held atSealUrt, N. J., is show
ing the Oregon National liuard up in
lino condition Tho tlrst day's shoot
ing at Uirgets brought out lT7 ritle
meu, representing almost every state
and every organ i?jt ion tu the tegular
army and navy, including the otll
cers' training school at West Point
and Annapolis Tho leading six com
petitors named In the dispatches in
clude threo Oregou National (i nurds
men, a showlug of which the state
may welt bo proud. Tho six named
given spool al mention are:
Sergeant Gilbert, Oregon; Dr.
llouck, of Hobo burg, Oregon ; Lieu
tenant iioweo, Iowa, 40 each. Ser
geant Bird, Iowa, Captain Lee, Cali
fornia, 15 each. Corporal U. S. Alder,
of Sulem, Oregou, and Sergeant Agos
tiul, Iluwuii, 44 each.
Each competitor Urea ten shots each
at at 200, 300, 000 and GOO yards, show
lire, and a similar number at 200 and
600, ; rapid Are, and participates in
two skirmish runs.
A Hoodoo Car.
The Redding Froe Press says: The
dining oar "San Pedro" seems to take
special delight in getting off the track
at Delta. Twioe within two weeks has
this car left the traok at a point just
above the Delta depot, and twice has
the southbound train been delayed for
two hours because of this car's rest
lossriess. The southbound express due
in Koddirig at 10:30 did not arrive
until 12:30 Friday. The delay was
due to the jumping from tho mils of
tho diuor "San Pedro." The car left
the rails at the identical spot that it
flew the track 011 August 10th, und ntjthe stuud aud he tostiliod thut ho was
the same time of day. No one wns in-
jurod this time, however
A Freak Tree.
G. X. Bay, who lives two aud a half
miles northwest of Eugene, has a
freak apple troe. It might bo classed
as a perpetual fruit raiser. Mr. Kay
brought to the Register offico yester
duy npplos matured, upples of hulf
size and apples just formed from tho
bloom und fresh blodaoms, till from
tho same tree. Thus the troo shows
fruit iu all stages of development.
Tho tree from which these samples
wore taken is of the Grnveustine va
riety. Eugene Register.
Reduced Rate to Visiting Easterners.
ft?!?"? "'li "ILS.', '""S At
tn ,.,il,l n t' V ,!, .. li" 1 1 '
ui-OKon with tho viow ot sottlinK
iin.Kliin. 'I'h... li..!,..! ,., Ill l. ,.,.!
for lo days limit with stop over t .ill
This will lllli-id tho various counties
and oommiinitios that will maintain
exhibits und ndvoiliso in othor ways
at tho Exposition, ovory iniluooinont
to liuvo Uastorn peoplo visit thoir soo-tiou.
GRAUSTARK
We have a good one for our readers now GRAUSTARK,
the Story of a Love Behind a Throne, by George
Barr McCutcheon.
f Marie Bankhead Owen, reviewing the story in the Book
worm, says : A practical bookman has just said, "no book
since Trilby has taken so great a hold on the popular fancy
as Graustark."
T Being a story of love behind a throne, 'it teems with
scenes of adventure and impassioned romance.
T The author, George Barr McCutcheon, himself an Ameri
can, has given the reader a noble example of an ideal
American as hero.
T The plot is thrilling and well sustained, the story being
told in vivid, terse English.
The motive of the story is the love of a man and a wo
man, and what that love emboldens them to venture, to
dare, to renounce, to endure 1
T It is beyond the province of the reviewer to reduce the
plot of a masterpiece of fiction to a compressed summary
of the story. A zealous story reader delights in the dis
covery of what happened next as well as to revel in the
style and the literary atmosphere.
T I would as soon be given a glass of skimmed milk or a
squeezed lemon as a book of fiction accompanied with a
synopsis of its contents. Graustark I leave therefore to
the ploasure of the prospective reader.
The story will begin In a few days, and we believe you
will thoroughly enjoy It. Of one thing we are lure a
more thrilling romance you have never read.
Honor Your Dear Old Mother.
BY J. li. MARTIN.
1'imo has Beattorod tho snowy llakoB
ou hor brow, plowed doop furrows ou
her uheok, but is sho not swoot aud
beautiful still? Tho Hps which have
kissed many a hot tear from your
childish cheek, are tho sweotost lips
iu all tho world. Tho eyo Is dim,
yot it glows with tho rapt radiance of
a holy lovo which can uover fade.
Oh, yos, sho is a dea old mothor.
Hor sands of time are nearly run out,
but feeble as alio is sho will go furth
er and reach down lower than tny
' one olso for you on this earth. You
cannot walk into night's darkness i
where sho cannot soe you; you cannot
outer a dark, dismal prison, whoso
bars shall keep h.-rout; you can never
mount n scllouting so high that she will
not climb, to kiss aud bless you in
ovlileuco of her deatliloss love. When
tho world will despise and forsake
tyou, wheu it leaves you in the ditch
i by the wayside, to die unnoticed,
. that dear old mother will gather yon
i iu her tcehle arms, carry you home
i and tell you of all your goodness un
til you almost forget that your soul is
stained by vices.
Then, boys and girls,lovo her tender
ly, cheer her declining years with holy
devotion.
Secure Rooms Now.
To tho people of Medford and vi
cinity : If you shotud want rooms
during tho Lewis aud Clark fair call
on Mrs. 1;. T. l'iarce, formerly of
Medonl. Terms. 1. W and 81.50 per
day; residence .VI Kast Oak street,
oruer UHh, Portland Oregou. J0-tf-
Ashland 'Blind Piggers"
Put Up $750,
Asnlaud Blind Plgers Put up $750,
From tho Ashland Tribune:
The "blind pig1' oasos, which huve
occupied the attention of the public
during the past few days, have been
finally disposed of and the city has
scored a signal victory.
Yesterday morning a conference
was held between the city attorney
and the mayor aud the defendants in
the cbbos and a compromise was
affected wherooy the city receives
$750 and the defendants promise to
give no further offense.
The defendant firms of Sonnichaen
and Murphy and Million and Gilette
pay $300 each and J, T. Roberts pays
9100.
The amount of $100 was advanced by
each firm aud batik able notes for the
1 bulanco payablo after ninety days were
taken iu oach case,
The Tribune tells of the following
trump card which was played by the
prosecution during the trial:
Tho defense called Sonnichaen to
uot a partuor of Murphv. but thut the
I business bolow belonged !to him und
I thut tho con footi 011 ery department ia
mo property 01 luurpny. At this
juncture the prosocution flushed their
"trump card" in tho shapo of u gov
ernment license issued to the ilrm of
Murphy aud Sounicbseu and thereby
tho defendant Souuichsou iu the opin
ion of the prosecuting attorney, was
made liuble to a churge of perjury."
SoDuichseu spout one night in the
city jail, as a charge of perjury wua
to be ontered aguiust him, but after
the compromise hud been effected he
was released.
Soulhrrn Pacific Reduced Rales.
Ou uccotmt Of llin Lnvifi M li rl ClurU
I ttofcuT n"i to 30
i ys, 'or 0110 uud a third fmo
Si:i20.
rarty tlckotn, ton or more, (in nut
""M"V" wl "no r
j "J, dys
trip (OAK); limited tu
ton days.
Bom tu tha Kind Vou Have always Boufinl
In Recorder Toft's Court.
City Kocorder Toft has beou kept
busy this week, listen ing to charges
preferrod by Chief of Police Anglo
Two of our prominent saloon men
were arrested Monday, charged with
conducting gambling games and they
wore givou the minimum fine ot 320
oach, which was paid.
D. H. Morrison, H. Williams and
Jas. M osier wore arrosted, charged
with boing drunk and disorderly.
They were Quod $10 each. Williams
paid his Hue, but tho other two are
now "laying out'1 their flues In tho
city bastilo. This "laying, out"
linos is uot so much of a snap as one
might suppose. Instead of lying Idle
in the city jail, Chief of Police Angle
puts them to work ou the streets aud
tho lines are thus worked out.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
raKSHYTKRAN ClllMtUH.
Next Sunday at li it. in., a sermon
to tho children. Union service at 8
p. ni. ia the Presbyterian church.
Sunday school at 10 a. iu.
W. V. SHIELDS, Pastor.
UKRMAX l.UTllEBAN rilLHCH.
Sunday at 11 a. m.
preach from Luke
, the pastor will
lo:l-10, "Jeans
tho Savior of the Sinner." 1st His
seeking for the sinner. 2d -His find
ing of the sinner.
V. SACK, Pastor.
Brt ti jf llie tod Km i""s BciighJ
About Those Shoes
The Question is Solved.
Our Shoes are what you want, they are wait
ing at our Store to give you comfort, aud to
prove to you, that they are Shoes made in
these days, which combine good looks, dura
bility and reasonable price.
Let Us Please Your Feet
With a Pair of Our Shoes,
you through life easy.
Come and See Our Red Box Plan
... It may be worth $20 to you. . . .
MEDFORD SHOE PARLOR,
SMITH & IW9L0NY, Proprietors
K. of P. Building, 7th Street
PAGE WOVEN
rIADE AT ADRIAN, niCHKUN.
Some People
Want
the Earth.
J"Vo Hre now tailing order tor Fall Snipuienl Will you let us quote you prices on
the HKST KENCfc; MAllEr Does not niHUer when You wiuit lo leiiee.
Page Coyote Fence
Is ttiu Linest, and Is Ad up tod to alt Purposes.
Page Farm and Stock Fence
Will stop tlio Hofrsj PASIi l'OULTity and RABBIT FI5NCK will protoct tho gardens
and orchard. We fully fjimianteo and us 1st In erecting till I'nge Fcuco. For further
particulars or prices, call on or write, Volney Diron, Hoiuhern Oregon Hepre
scntattrc P. W. W. F. or NICHOLSON & PLAIT, City Selling Agents,
Medford, Oregon
Smoke "SItHWs Best"
This is the best Nickel Cigar
ever put on the Medford Market.
La Cinceridad and Garabanas
Are bit goods known the world over as a prime article.
Tobaccos and Cigars to suit all tastes, at the
OOLDOREEN FRONT,
W. Q. MURPHY, Proprietor
Crowned Heads Honor
Our President.
OYSTER JiAY, Aug. 30. Crowned
heads of the world unite with distin
guished statesmen of Amorica aud
liiurope in according tho glory of
peuco between Kussia and Japan to
President Roosevelt. Throughout
last night nud today, telegrams of
congratulation poured upou the presi
dent in a great Hood. Tbey came
from persons of bigh degree and low,
and from all quarters of the world.
Among the first messagos received
was one from the King of England,
as follows :
MARIENBAD, Aug. 28. The Presi
dent: Let me be tho llist to congratu
late you on the successful issue of tbo
peace conference to which you great
ly contributed.
EDWARD, R. I.
Soou alter a notably cordial cable
gram was received ' from Emperor
William of Germany. It read
To Presilont Roosevelt: Just receiv
ed cable from America announcing
tigroement of peace coutereuce on pre'
limiuaries of Draee. 1 am overjoyed
I nm nverioved
t".
to express sincere congratulations at
the great success due to your untir
ing oll'ort8. The whole of mankind
must unite and will do so in tbauking
you for the great boon you have given
it. WILLIAM, 1. R.
President Loubet, of Franco, oabled
a9 follows :
President Roosovelt: Your Excel
eucy has just reudored to humanity
an eniineut servioo, for whioh I felio
itato yon heartily. The French Re
public rejoices in
sister America bai
sister America has played iu this his-
toric event. EM1LE LOUBET.
The President has acknowledged the
messages received from King Edward,
Emperor William aud President Lou
bet, but tbo text of his responses is
not made publio here.
FRENCH PRESS EULOGISTIC
PARIS, Aug. 30. The French news
f papers this morning devoto leughty
'and eulogistic editorials to President
; Roosevelt. The President is the hero
:. of the hour indeed littlo mention is
; made of Emperor Nicholas. The
Matin says :
! Roosevelt is Jthe great victor. He
! forced the two belligerents who were
strangling each other to moot ou noil
trn tmmA with tho 9am0 tranquility
; that he (displayed ou the eve of bat-
1 tie at the head of the Rough
Riders,
Ho tackled tho respective delegates of
tho belligerent parties, facing Japan -
eso cupidity and Russian infatuation
with the same disdain for diplomatic
usages as whon he was charging
treuches with his slouch hat ou tho
ground land a twhito haudkerchicf
, around his neck, lie is the great
I victor of this battlo of giants.
They will take
WIRE FENCE
We Want
to
Fence It.
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I J. L. HELMS, !
i Veterinary Surgeon
Graduate S. F. a
Veterinary College a
LATHLY OK QUA RTKHM ASTER'S
OKl'AliTMENT U. S. A., ALSO
VETERINARIAN FOR HAOQ1N
RANCH, SACRAMENTO, OAL1I'.
All Classes of Veterinary
Woik. Calls answered day
or night
OFICE AT NASH STABLES
Phone 441 Medford, Ore. 1
Advertised Letter List.
FotlowiDg la a llHt ot letters reraatng un
called for At the Medford poslofllce oa Auff.
30, 1WIS.
AilkltiD, Mri Kiln Raudlo, Mr Walter
Brisunr, Mr Geo Rowluud, E L
Dllzell, nr Will StriuiiiBur, Jack
Kerr, Mrs Mvra D Sulsby, Mrs
Mure, tieo W
A chArtrc of one cent will ha mnrtA tinnn ill
' U'ery of each of the above letters,
i Persons eallliiR lor an v of tho above lOtten
ill plc-ise say " Advertised."
A. M WOODFORD, Postmaster
Farm for Sale.
1G0 acres sixty acros of flue sub
irrigated bottom land under fence and
cultivation. A million feet of fine
timber. Hundreds of cords of hard
wood. Near town and all down grade
and a fine road. Good, two-story
dwelling with L, well of splendid
water at the door. Lots of fruit and
j berries of all kinds. County road and
daily mail at the door. A splendid
placo for health and a pleasant home.
Address Box 117, Woodville, Oregon.
A Knninnnlnn Cnstnm,
A strange custom is still observed In
Roumaniu which reminds one strongly
of Robinson Crusoe. Wheu a servant
has displeased his or her master the
offender takes his boots in his hands
and places them before tbe bedroom
door of his master. It Is a sign of
great submission, ami the boots are
either kicked away as an Intimation
th.it the fault will not be forgiven or
else the servant Is told to place them
ou bis feet, which shows that he Is for
given. Inherited.
Settlement Worker What a woll he-
I haved little boy he Is! The Bnrelar's
j Wife And he comes bv It natural.
'mum,
Ills poor father never failed to
1 nare
i!gooi behllTl01..pIlck-
sentence reduced owins to
o -a. sit our a..
iet tbe 1 he Kind Voa Haw Mways tagS