The Medford mail., March 13, 1908, Image 6

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' Tfee Lambert
A ?5 w n h Hie
THE TEST FOE
FOK PARTICULARS SKIO
E. D. EL WOOD
AGENT FOR THE
Lambert
AUTOMOBILE
Medford,
YF you contemplate
building, call at
our yards and let us
quote you on any
grade of ' lumber you
might wish to use
We have the" stock
and can give you the
service.
Iowa Lumber
Box Co.
Oro Kip
Man's Heavy Looking Shoes
Thia it the only leather which tfme and weather can
not harden. If you have
noei every x or eight montns, try a pair ot UKA
KIP and get a year's wear.
price $330
C. H. KIDD the Footfitter
Successor o A. C, Tayler
FRESH DAILY
FIRST CLASS Bread, Cookies, Doughnuts and
Popcorn.
' Also nuts, fruit and candy at
Balcomb'8 Store
, 104 West 8evonth Street Moore Building
THIS VALLEY
- Oregon
been wearing but a pair of
HAPPENINGS AT THE
HAT.C.73 CAPITAL
IJT.T. IAXVH II A .5 rtF.ACI!"')
cw.urjvv via: ;iih;nt wil:,
Ali) Till: 1'VrTLK.MKX.
Tariff IVvlbhin U A'-wei rjoii
r.'.v Ju.f K:cr I itiu 1 Sfatca
rTW. Yiar (H!it S.ito.
A mpf of, tho rrtelflt: Coa?t
Li::::''T u.:n ro.uiarj in-fore tba
Inti-r i Commerce C-nr?iis!on
pi J. D. Kerr, re-in '-i"v iht? H!H
ro:!',-i, frankly ii'aicd that ilie North
on, Taciflf: and fln'ut Xnrihi-ru Jfrivo
rtafh'd thoir cn;i;vtiy for bandliu?
-.''.'.f. !!. aa('I us 'V !-v. :njrvnf
;f the Nor tL west continued, traffic
v.ould grow. 1 iirtfore e.viatlo!?
fuds must incmasw tUc!r capacity
or new roials must be buflt, but h-;
d clarcd no new roads woulj be biiilt
i t liuul luu ber mile: i th-y hud a
riii;iratiUe of a rr.u that would be
ivnunerutive. If ilio old non-coni-pnnsatory
lumber rate Is continued
In effjet, monuy camtut be .procured
and railroad building will stop, he
said. Kerr denied that the lumber
men would bo Injured by an in
crease In the rule They can ab
sorb the Increase and Btlll make a
handsome profit, he declared.
Inasmuch ai the President has In
terostcd himself In the bill requiring
railroads to move livestock at a rate
not less than 16 miles an fcour, legts-
IatIon may be enacted before adjournment.-
It wu's demonstrated a
few days ago that the House com
mittee on Interstate commerce was
not particularly enthusiastic, andIt
la probably true that before that
committee takes aoj action the rail
roads will demand a hearing.
Plana for the revision of the
tariff have been agreed upon by the
Republican leaders, Including Roose
velt, Speaker Cannon, Senator Bev
eridfte and Representative Payne,
Dalzell and Sherman, the three lat
ter being members of the Hoouse
ways and means committee, who will
frame the new law. An extra ses
sion of Congress will be cnlled im
mediately after tho expiration of
the present Congress next spring
and a bill will be drafted reducing
some of the high schedules on steel
and Iron and equalizing others.
The Pacific Coast members of
Congress have been informed that
only seven Japanese, and these not
laborers, have entered the United
States this year, which is regarded
as showing the effectiveness of the
new emiRration regulation which
Japan has formulated and under
taken to enforce. There is an ap
prehension that some Japanese la
borers have entered the country
through Mexico, but It is learned
that Mexico Is negotiating with Jap
an for practically the same regula
tions that have been applied to the
United States.
The House has unanimously
adopted a resolution to Investigate
the charges brought by Representa
tive Lllley of Connecticut, ot cor
rupt Influences apon members of the
Hons naval affairs committee la
connection with authorisations for
submarine torpedo boats. The reso
lution Is sweeping In Its character
and gives the committee authority to
call for the Electrlo Boat Com
pany's check books and all papers In
their possession which may have any
hearing on to Investigation.
ta raannnaa to a letter of nrotest
against the Beverldge child labor
bill, Presides! Roosevelt has ad
dressed a letter to the Indiana
Manufacturers' Association. In
which ha places himself In favor ot
tka auetnant bv Con arena ot a bill
fwgnlattag child labor la ths Dis
trict ot Oolambla and Territories If
the States tall to enact saeh laws.
Senator Boarae has been appoint
ed a member of ths sub-committee
ea poatofflee aad post roads and for
ths consideration of tho postal sav
tngs bank bill, ailing tho vacancy
caated by tho death of Senator Proc
tor. .
exaUSMat ti tali
ht ths Uws Jvel Valloy- bp prof
ottp osrasts ovr Us prospecttrs pas
sago ot tho ratios lolat resolution
prsraldtag for ratal ecttoa against
tho Oregon and California land
grant Unions It bo amended ta
pro viae that tonoceat purchasers of
railroad grant lands bo protected, ens
of oothora Oregon's ahlot Interests
will bo jeopardised, and o that and,
ratclag tho asnttasali 1 tho paelle.
several of tho deeply Interested hold
ers have wired Congressman Haw
ley nrging Immediate actios) toward
an anondnont to ths resolution.
Wheat at Taeona.
Tacoma. March 10.
Wheat Weak, bnt prices un
changed. Prices paid by exporter;
Dlueststn, 14c; club, 12c; red, 8s.
Pic? At no time last year did
strictly fresh rnu tzn Job at as
low a Sgmro as thoy are selling now.
Tho market opeaod on Tuesday and
It teats was aH that Us dealers
wora asking. ,
- (toad, dry wood roc sale. Call op
, phono 76, or rV N. Warner's sasosty
stole.
works i! t:i v. a vs.
Lun:Vr Hate A-ument Prov
Olkrr Huff's To High.
Olymptn, WzA iTarvh 9.Tho
1 imbor rate q a- .-i Is becoming, an
liri'iortant f t:-.t..- s:i ihe vnliiaMo.i
Vv plr-ja b-:-th IMIroiuJ C nn
;il n'.jn, anj cu wKi never way It
j is dee'd -rf by its T::t -r&tatc Com
, mere C-n.-raij-.n, t! e Iil'ror-d
j Co'iini;; !on v. i I i-p;.-. ally bo ahlt
, to b::s. a fi: .'.II I; ,!: it cm. -a or. qiisy
j coinnioillt!.i i . Uo hy).
The Cm i:'i.-!t.ii 1... Dc -u crlcn-'oro-?
to out as i-'ich tcvU
1 in i.y &i .j'is.iijli' ccirc-erchis
; ln:"Lvir id! acd V 'ibu!atU n whi
I lh rr.Mron'! attorneys I r.s Inttod.ire.I
porilond of the t?':ir.oiy of PrcsU
( d"(8 Hill anl j:iliott, su!jmit'e1 on
tho s ib'eef to 'the ln:--ri:tato Cnm-
cierc3 ComnIsBlon.
It will be the theory of th)
Railroad Comci!B:Jon thai If th-i old
40-r":'.t r;tf- nn 1 'n hr n'pa i',nil a
, luoj to tl.o rilioacia, tln-n ihe sur-
phi3 2s b'jt.vii in th ' fi;i:'.:i:I.-l siatj
j menta of th" ctnipp.nies haa b-'on at-
taint1:! by chars. rig exorbitant rntei
to shippers of other commodities. If
the rate wi- not too low, then o'her
j rates are pr joriicnately too hi?h.
! Tiki's l;;avr coi-dfii:!.
S.'.liMers l)'pnrt and the State Police
Tnke t"li:-i;e of Situation.
Coldfleld. Nev., J:an:h 9. The
United States troops that have ben
In Goldfteld for three months evacu
ated the camp last Saturday and
turned the responsibility of main
taining peace In the Goldfleld district
over to the local police authorities
and the Nevada State Police. The
departing forces consisted of 114
men and five officers, requiring three
passenger and two baggage cars.
The departure of the troops was at
an early morning hour. Their do-partm-ewa.
ft signalised in any
particular "way. "
Several squads of State Police ar
rived la Goldfleld lest week and es
tablished local headquarters In a
building In the center of the town.
The district is peaceful, as the strike
has practically been declared off.
SPOKANE MURDKli MYSTERY.
Body of Crbpple Found Wrapped In
Ited-Qiillt in Itlvnr.
Spokane, Wash., Karcli 9. The
corpse of au unknown man bolievcrt
to have bcun umi-diTcd, wp.s found
in the rlvor Saturday. The body
had been wrapped from head to foot
in a portiere and a bed quilt and
tied securely with a window corJ.
It was lodged against the dam in the
Spokane river, east of Washington
street. The pockets had been turned
Inside out. An uly wound was
found oa the right cheek. Authori
ties believe the man was murdered
in his room for his money, then
wrapped up and thrown Into tho
river. The man was a cripple. Th"
left arm had been amputated at tae
shoulder years ago and the left lctr
severed Just below the knee. He
was about 45 years old and It is
thought was an Irishman.
New York Indorses Hue;hee.
New York, March a. "We will
go to the National convention in
Chicago cheering for Hughes, but
wo will take particular attention to
Impress upon delegates from other
States the fact that not one thing
the Governor has ssked has been
made a law by the present Legisla
ture." This statement was nude today
by a State Senator who has gone on
record as favoring the promotion of
New York's Oovernor. Taken In
consideration with other things. It
Indicates very clearly that the New
York delegation, while ostensibly for
Hughes, will not be remarkable for
its loyalty.
Minnesota Green Bryan Black Eye.
St. Paul Tho Democratic stats
committee of Minnesota, attar a bit
ter fight, adopted a resolution In
dorsing Governor -Johnson at Min
nesota for the Presidential nomina
tion, nnd recommending that ho bo
nominated at the National conven
tion at Denver next July.
Tho Johnson rcaolatloi was car
ried by a Tots of IS to IS, after tho
Bryan adherents had forced two tost
rotes, oa both of which they wora
tafaatad. .. .
lVstttartloa at Xaavthnw, B. a
Victoria, B. Ci March I. Saeh
destitution prevails at Us coal city
t Nanalmo that ths prcflnelal gov
ernment has Inaugurated emergency
rsttof works, giving employment to
asms (0 men clearing pablte lands
near ths slty. ( '
Knickerbocker Bank to IbNasao.
Now York, March . Tha Knick
erbocker Trust Company, which
suspended 'business nt tho beginning
of the Inanela Sorry last October,
wtll resume Vnslness at noon Thurs
day, March It. Permission for ths
resumption at sasraest wss grantsd
by Justice Clark In taa Boproma
Co art at St. George.
'Beattlav Marsh H Ths Standard
Company and ths Union Oil Com.
j. of California arc at war ta
S.uls. Ga.illlne hsa boon reduced
4 cents a gaJlnn In tha past fonr
months, and athur rnd oils pro.
portlunatt'e. Ths last ct r.ete
day In the redaction ot gaolirt v a
17 tt eests per galldtt to It cta:a
Tha Union 0)1 Company Immediately
ordered a similar reduction. Last
"ivemsw gasoline was quoted at
iVs coats a gallon. ' "
, ORi:;;o.i :;.;v in iiiuef. .
Lui':h?r !. ! In rerJIou have
, taken a d"cld d drop of from 10 to
j 80 p r cent ihla o k.
j Oivlnii to th.i parulj'tic stroie
Civil Utiftineer Chat" sustained sev
eral weeks aro. work on the new
'Ctor sysie n of Rainier lj'iirgr":j
Ing sT i v'y.
A sumr.ier B;bla K"! ye!, which will
Jb9 a new f a'li'a i!i r-.lluus wi;rk
l i Cr. itin. will be fcd la Albauy
th'a ?."tl;nr.er.
The AsliWnd Co-'merdul Cleb ha
PJ I a rr;l;f'uu luder-:" : the
T.'n'ver :ify of Or.- ';n r.;: -ro. i . 1 en
t::l er.-i t)le;V; r ... ;r to the
niemr? e.'t tl:e pulls un , Ii.ce 1. .
Aiirtuauu C. Jceialr.-",.
previously re;re.4eiiu' 1 I -iue t'ouety
in Mie I.eRlp'aturo. hei fl'e.l hU peti
tion for the noulnatioa of Fle;jr ten
tative ou the Pi?:ii:Min ticket.
T1! resldentB a the Windy Creek
district an'! the o'leers of the Glen
c'e te!.jr.oae tiuipany have do
r":ed to extend a rural lino from
Glenda'e to Ferudale.
Kred Lemley, tha 'young man
foui:d guilty by a Jury lu the Cir
cuit court at Eugene of selling
lltiuer In violation of the local op
tion b.w, was lined $300 by Judge
Harris.
Pttbli-'hers and editors of Union
Cutinry have organized themselves
Into an auxiliary to the State Press
Association. The organization's
objects are similar to those of the
State order. '
After lying in the Cal.tpoc.la river
for 77 days the body of Arh Fer
guson was found Monday. H was
located by Ferguson's father, who
had kept up a faithful search since
his son's death. "
W W. Smith of Lafayette, Ave
miles east of McMlnnvllIe, was
found dead in bed and supposed
to have commuted" sulcliioT Smith
was arrested last wood andJred. o
an Insanity charge bofw.e 'released.
Russell JeHreyjj'topjojBb'rs ol
the Oregon. ApIoUHural College at
Eugene, left last Friday for An
napolis, where hs is to enter a pre
paratory school to be trained for
final examinations tor entry into tho
naval Academy.
After an even year In appealing
his case and securing orders for
retrial, on a charge of extortion
while councilman In La Orande, At
torney E. W. Bartlett, now of Pen
dleton, has been vindicated by a
verdict of not guilty.
A petition is being circulated
throughout Curry County calling for
an election to vote agala on the
liquor question. The county has
boon dry and the thirsty ones are
seeking an easier way ot obtaining
their liquor than the present one, by
stage or schooner.
Wallowa County Court on Friday
acted on a petition of over 60 per
cent of the voters of the county
asking for a removal of the county
seat from Enterprise to Wallowa by
ordering a vote to be taken in June.
A vote to determine whether Wal
lowa County shall remain dry was
likewise ordered.
Esther Mitchell, the Oregon girl
of Holy Roller fame, who killed her
brother In Seattle because he had
shot Creffleld, the Holy Roller "Me-
slah," is not wanted In Oregon on
anv chares which would warrant
extradition proeeadlsgo, ,and no such
luinem hava haafa issaed through ths
Goveanor's offtsf, tha sols channel
for such procaeons
On complaint of tha saloonkeep
ers of Pendleton tSb City Council
passed an ardiaanahr proOlMUng tho
promiscuous selling of liquor by
drug stores. - Saloonkeepers claim
that the drag stores are dealing ont
whisky without being compelled to
pay ths 900 license and comply
with the other regulations saloon
proprlatora have to observe.
That too mnch speed eaueea us
wreck of tho Chicago Spatial, tour
lias west ot feadlstoa. Wad ass-
day. Is ths imimi t ontalsn of
tho totusatthn al otUVrta sad rail
road offnsnis wtae njAattjamthS Ihs
of tha
glno to sttmb era ths rail saa only
bo explained by Its striate- aatwa at
too groat spssd. n
: tho lass win and testament al tha
lata TTttnoa Vat, who dtsd ta Salem
Inarch lav baa bam nasal tm ta
probata, tko aetata la sain al
sila.TM. aa4 tha Saw Of taa nay
tons la UtaM amofl rata
Oaa al ska aasat tnjlfwj taMsjfss
ot tho wan la thai 4V
a ml has naaal knUmnta nrtta. w aag
seaaalaisnias, p task at U
gaa a fsM wajat and aiatp, a ha
sarshassa s( hsa a hsr owa aaVaa
Maa, al ah ealao al 111.
as.
Adorahssa, a pramJaaM amass, and
Al March, Oooaty Taa dmiinr, aasa
boss sammsaad ta Las Aagslst by
taa OattaS Staca Marshal s appear
tWa astdaaS taa MatsmjfM aaV
smfhai au
Hcea Tha asm knar
spsrataS l otd Btsjak M ajppja
ttmbar ahUaaj taaaawajaWM
tsatfag what k tsacaat (jbS Vlr
Oouaty latl stiiV
Waatod-Mlddle sgsd widow lady
oaa with oaa young ehild prstei
nolo to do genetal hooat work. Ad
dress box 18, Pooenlx. Ora. 10-St-p.
AU kinds at bake etntf -Vlonnn
Uskery. (Jail 'pnona iM aad bare
goods aeiivareo
CASTOR i A
for lufaatt aad CUUraa, . ,
TeKWYiiHmAitijtlwaial
laTiatnTOof
; Pili.tr; It On.
A convict lu u v.tn-turii inlu
be'n estrt'im!:- 'fri-toir nr-l Hi"
eut iTifi'.iH v.,.iv .K.---, '....'-
In Ijija k s ;.:!(. . .v 1.1 .' r ;
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I I :I:li1Ic yt.ifi'..; .1 r.eil ': '
Pc-i'j cf ri,).,r"r
". l!allt-t : s ef t'r; e
tue "lustra. e:l h.v u tt-u. t
D mi'hy r;evi!l In li--r"j.... .'
tl'itll-; low lu-:.r Ih-i ...e. ne... L.iV t..i
rel'i t:4 tkitt 'jue.-'ii 1 n
tustaiit blie v.ii lu a 1 a e 'i m-
wert no men ,.e el t, a::d tiie vol".l-u
ef.uM not ! :; he:', be n use If tl.ey
hail t;one near eno'J;;h to lie of uso tla-Ir
own rlrlrts would h.svu l;eeu IgalLed.
l-urtunately L;wly liyralay hud 6u:!.,
tient iirt-ieuee of n.iu.l t3 ro'l herFeli
lu tlie heurlli rug eud tuT;s subdue Uii
flames. A Juo'ge of Lftnd.
Proud Father V.'elcoino tmck to the
old farm, my boy. So you got through
college u!! ri:rlit? Karryer's Sun Yes.
father. I'roud FatUer i'e Uiow, I told
ye to study up chemistry and thlngi,
so you'd know beat what to do with
dllerent kinds of land. What do you
think of that flat medder there, for in
stance? Farmer's Son Cracky, what
a place for n ball garnet Kansas City
Independent
NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEM
NITY SELECTION.
Cm ted StatoR Laud Office,
HoMbure, Oregon. Febiuftry 17,1908.
Notice hereby given :het ihe fcaete of Ore
gon, on February 1. 1tW7, applied for dw w
yi of section W, towasblri 31 south, range 2
eavt, and ttU h of ttecllon 28 and aw u
i land south H iw of nee Hon 24, town-hip
ixl ion tit, raotre '2 east, of Willamette Meridian,
ana tiled la this ortlce lists of Mhool lndi mnl
ty select lon in which it selected laid land;
ard that said Hits sre open to the public foe
lnsictloD. Any and all periont olttlralna ad
verwly the above described land or any legal
ub-dirUion thereof, orclmlralnt: the same un
der the miuiuff laws, or dtairlnc to thnwiild
land to be more valuable for mineral than for
agricultural purpose, or to object to 'aid e
leetton for any lawful reason, about a 11 le
the'r claims or their affidavits of pr -tePt or
uonie-t' In this office on orbeiore Ihe 14th day
A April. 19l8.
I hereby designate the Meopord Hail, pub
lished at liedforrt, Oregon, as the newspnper
In which the above notice is to be published.
Benjamiv L. Kody, BeKthter.
ADMIISISTIIATOR'S FINAL
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that the uodor
liene-l, ej the Administrator, with the will
auuexcti. of the estate ol Harriet Ada Lie! a
Taylor, deccaatd, has filed bis final account
In iho matter of nalil entate with the County
Court iff Jack ion County. Oregon, and that
Monday, the 23rd day ol March, 1V08 at the
hour ot 1 o'clock. H. M.. at the court room of
su id court In Jacksonville. Oregon, h been
nctbv r-aid court as the lime uud p ate Tor
hearing objections thereto und the ae moment
tlmreol.
ALBKRT ClilFTOS TAYLOR,
Administrator, with the will Bnnexed, of the
etAle of Uarilet Ada Uila T. ylur, de
cent, d-
Datcd and flrtt publirbed Feb. 81,1908.
VAVVTElt 4 rOKIHN,
AttorneTa for Etftate
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department o tbelrterlor
Land Office) at Koscburg. Ore.. Jan. 190
Notice la hen by given that Joslah
Mprlev, of Big Rutte, Oregon, has filed
notice of bis Intention to make final Ave yearn
proof in support of Ufa claim, vis: Home
stead Kntry No. 12071, made Oct. 1st. 1W,
for t be H H n W , N W 'i 8W V. Sec 8. Twp )V,
South. Range S East and that said, proof wi'.i
be made bc-lore a. ft. Blitoc, U. t. Commis
sioner, at his of flee, la Medford, Oregun, on
Wdaeda. Marvb 5. -.
He names the to lowing wltneaiea to prove
nia TOournovs reaiaenos upon, ana eniuvaiion
oLthf land, vis:
Frtfderi. k V. SfednkL James L Patton,
Aaron Be k, W lilt am W. Parker, aU of Bis
Butte, Oroawn.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Begisier.
Administrators Notice.
In tha matter of tna Esuteol Joeeph J. Van
Uardeoborg, deceased.
Notice Is hereby glven.that the avdenlgiied,
bv an order of the Ooantv Court dulv made
a d entered, waa appointed, and ta now tha
Utii quaiincni suiu acuag Jkainiaisnraior uajuw
r'-non, ol tha estate of Joseph J. VanHar
eiburg, deeaajed. AU persons having claim'
against said aetata are hereby notified to pre
sent the same duly verified to me. or my at
t irneya, Colvtg Dnrbaa. at Medford, Ore
gon. within six mo-.itfaa from this date.
ALBUM VAN HARDKNBIRQ,
Administrator, De bonis Noa.
COLVHl ADOaHAMAUyi.
Dated Feb. 14, 1901.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ot rfce Xataiior,
Land Offle at Boeeborg, Ore., Jan. 23 .1W&.
' Notice la hereby given thai Fraderiek V.
Medynskl of Big Bntta , Ora., haa filed notice
0 his lotentiou to make teal flvernBroof
in support of bis etalm. via: Roeneetaad Kntry
No. lim made Dee 14, ltn, for tha BW&
fteetlon la. Township t Bonth. Banca
1 Kaet, and that said proof will be
made before A. B-BUton, D. B. Ootaranlsetoaee,
at hie offiAs, at lladiord, Oregon, on Tnaedaj,
March m. lmi
He naaet tha foliowtnf wltneeaes to prove
his eoatlnaons reeldence nponraod onlUvaUoa
at ths laad.Tlit
Joalah Merley. Zaek fcfazey, Jaaaea t. Pat
too, Frank D. MeUerlaad, all of Big Batte
Oregon.
BvjAtfiii UBmrr,
Beglstar.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Departmaat af the tntartor.
Laad Ottoe at Roaahnrg. Ora.. jam. , ifcc.
Notlaa la harshy gtrao that Monroe
Baldwin, of Bin Butte), Oregon, haa Bled
notice of hie intention to make eommtiiattoa
nal proof In fnpporC of hie eiataas, Tla: Hon,
stead Entry No. 1847. ada April IS.
leosL see tkta if B W. Beettan tS. Townafala M
onth ol Range TKavst, and that eald pfaol
will be made beaore
a. a. ouaajra, u. a. uea
mlesiooer. at his afeee, to Madferd, Oregon,
an Tneaday, March K IfOfi.
He names tbe rolkrwlng ejltnsesse to prava
hlecontlnnons netdanca enoti and ffaitlTaton
of tha land, vti.
Cb arise A EmeeidaOtk, lohn A Obenehaln.
Chailea Obanahaia. Jeodrson BdeeU, allot
Big Betta, Dregoa.
wihp a. kWT,
Aetaiwlstrator't NoMcb.
In taa Matter of tha eetala af inlla A. Ed-
wavrae, oi
SK
haa
Bottee la hereby gtvm that tho derttgnad
as been duly appointed and qualified as Ad
taktrator Jl the aetata ol Julia A. Edwards,
mtatfltrator Ji the esuta ol Jofle A. Edwards,
imww 'aaaaaianni tvutr, vnwvf( aajaajmwa.
AU pereoas having edalsM against sard atv
tateare notified to present too same, duly
vanfled, to the undersigned at his mldeace la
the Ctty ot Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
within six maths front and after tha data
hanofa
... lrfTt EDWAKDB. t
Administrator aj the relate al JnliaA. BeV
wards, deoeaeed.
Dated thta lfvh day of February, a. Dw MM.
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Societies, of VleiJ(ord
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Mm. LlM.i.v.f u. Wlh.moku, (jtA.ru-'...ry.
K.of P THllMiiitn lodge Si. .11, m- et Jfrin
d t'eiiina u 9 p. m. X'ishiii- Lr.'tliiTh dj.
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H1 yriaBjhoi 'tt Iinit.mh In A o, U A' H'UI a
:au p. in. VM-.1l tur Kijit.u ct.idlativ :n
viiet n. niti'ti ! i;, if Ctiti-ist). Cuiiinittiidor.
C. KBLhavK, K K.
A. O. 0. W. ixMiip .No. yj, meet every C t
an ! ih.rti s ut.dtikv if thu t at e p. .u.
lu their ball In tlx Opt-ra block. Vlt.it;.
brothers invited toaltcilU.
JtlHN DolHik, Jkl. W.
AttnABL Ht'liiABD, Hccirdur.
f of A. Mec'forf! Lotlge No. 42:,ir.(-Lt
tho second ana fourth TuuHdny evenint la
t-ach intuitu iu tbti Hvdmoua hall. Vuit.ug
Praters iuvltcd to attend .
FtuNCla Jo.idam, F. M.
I. A. JOBiiAM, Bee, .
Woodmen of the World C: tin p No. SO. mt-ela
Medford Oregon.
K. B. MoniT.O C.
W, B. Jackbok, Clerk.
Cbryttunthcmum Circle io. 84, Women of
Wttodc raft Meets aeeood and fourth Tuesday
of each month at 7:30 p. m. In Hmith'a ba;L .
VUluug alsiera invited.
Mhs. A MfA Stiwabt, Q. N.
Prui A NO Ll, Clerk
F. O. Meets every Thursday Evening,. at .
8 p. m., In Kodmeu's Hall.
w. m. Kemkxdt President
jAMts Stewart. Secretary.
O. A. R. Chester A. Arthur Font No. 47,
m-'eta in Woodman's bail every flrt and
third Wednesday eve In each month at the old
K.ot P Hal'. ViBitiug Comrade cordially In.
viiod to aileuf1
F. M. STEAAIT, COKJnUMDEB,
D. B Amdbu?, Adjutant.
W. I' T. ( .-Mw i t;very utbr Tuursday at
the froRbiUrian cliurrt.
Mrm Hnr 1'ri-t.ide:.
MKfl. J UdhfjA.V, Secrt-tuii'.
Fraternal Ilrothcrhnod Merts flrnl and Ib'rd
We.ln..nljyr. e enii. 1 each mon.b, at :30
p. in.. In the Kidmen's Hall Mid ford, Ore
gon V'titiiift Sister and Brothtra cordially
mVrtfjd.
W. VotiKLi Pres.
I. O. Uowinn, Treasnr.:r.
A.O r tiTIedford,No.5i.. meets every
in ir.A Inl Mond'ty nlgals at p. m. in A..
O. U. vv Ha ., Antri. blc, Medford, Orc
pon. V 15 ill Foreiter cordlA'lv welcomed.
ft siLKY VotJKIJ. C. !t.
C. K. MCft-INTtlCK. Koo. AtC.
UHUKCHEB OF LIE DF ORB.
'eLboditT Episcopal Churcn W. c. Ke-Jter
p -tor. Vrvm-btLsf )vcy Hbbath II a
m 7:3up. u. buudny atnool i.t tii a.m.. D.
Uiivttou, aupr Cliiff rrtfttSrip follows
pr.-actj;ne; r-ervlct Siiiiduv morning, Julius
Met Jt-r. 1 rider. Ki-Aoria League aii;J0 p. m
t ed Krldeger.pruKKleDt. Hegular prayer meet
1. '. every Thursday evening at 7:80 p. m.
L' 'ea Aid, 8ool;ty every Tuesday afternoon
at ISO Mrs. J. f. no hem, president, w. F.M. a
wceta firttt nday U each month. Mrs. Mary
r.'.der, prefldent-
HrcRbyteneu Churoo ;:. v. w. K. tjblelds
pa.-tor. ifcacbinit ever, b'-bath at 11 a, m
a id v :30 p. m. Wundar hoo. a ID a.m., Jaa,
''artln, Supt. Christian JCnde .nr, 6:80 p. m.
Ja ilor Christian Kndearor, t , . m. Everr-Tnr-aday
prayer meeting, S p. m. -irsi Tuea
day evening of every month chu-.. t social,
r eond Tuesday every month, 3:S0 x., Mia
stonractety. Flistand third Tuesda- - ever
month, 2: p. m.. Aid society. Rev. v. f.
rliilelds. Pastor; Miaa Ueoiah Warner. Mlpt
8. 8.; Miss Edith Van Dyke Supirlntei. ten
. C. E,; David M. Day. Prca. a . B.
Mrs.J O. Van Dyke, Pres. Aid noelaTy; M. J
W. Cox. Pres. Mission Society.
Christian enurcn Corner of Sixth ui.d I
streets, oervioas on tbe fl:st and tblr1 Sun
aye of each month. Bunday sehu.l and
Christian Bndeavor at usua bocrs every Bun
fT. Prayer meeting every Thuasday evening
Tbe people welcome. Rev iC V. Boat. Pas (Or.
Methodist Episcopal Church South W.T
Goulder, pastor. Preaching every Sunday a
11 a. m. andTitOp. m ;Sunday school at 10a. m
PrayermaetlogTharsday evening at t 9b p. nr.
Woman's Homo htlastoa Bocleiy.meeta first
Wednesday In each month at l:to p. aa. Every
one la oordlally Invited to aU anr eervleoB
Prat Mathodtat Church Bunday School It
o'cloefe. Praaohlna at U a. niudfttlOs. nv
.Prayer meeting Thursday evanlng. Bjrr.
fsajicoi Smith. Pastor.
W R C meets tba stand trd Wednoadays ta
the month at OA B hall vtsltliig nimMn
an Invited to attend our meetings
soka si momo naj
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior.
Land Office at RsMburg.Ore, Jan. ta, ltct.
Notleo Is harshy given that William T. An
draws, at Medford, Oie., has died notion of hit
'ntaatian to maks final oommntatlon proof In
support af his claim, via: Homestead
".DtryjBo. 14417. made Jury tt, stn for tba
H SffHii Bsetton 2, township tt, ouih.
Raaire 1 Weak, aad that said proof will ba
made before A. B Hilton, U. s. OonmlM toner
at bis office, la Medford, Oregon, on Friday
March 97, IflOt.
He names tha following witnesses to prova
his oaotinuouB reatdenoa upor, and on
ttratloa of, the land, vis:
Charles D. Haeateigga. James Maea, Edward
U. Andrews, emnua T. Gardner, Haarj
Humphry, all ol Medford. On gon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Beglatar.
SUMMONS.
la tbe circuit Court of the) Btats ot Oregaav
lor the County of Jacksan.
P. W. Oainea, i
pfalntli. f
Va. iBaltln Equity tor
Ella Oainee, I Divoroe
Dcjhejndaab
To Ella Oainee, ths thorn naaad dsfaadaatt:
(II THE BAMB Or TBI BTATS OK OBEOON f
Ton are hereby required to appear and anawat
the complaint of the plaintiff filed against rem
in tha above entitled court and oaaee oaor
before tba Inst day of tba time prescribed in
the order for publication of summons berets,
towtt. on or before the 16th day of March,
1M, ld data blng tha expiration of stx
weaksvom tho day of tha first publication af
this sTUsnmons. And J you fail to appear and
answer, tor sut thereof, tha plain tig will
aopiy tptha OasVt tor the relief prayed for la
pie 'a tire cOanalaiat, suceinctly stated, an
fellowe:
Par a decree of tha Court abrogating ami
dissolving tha marriage contract now ezlvlnB
between plaintiff and defAodeat;fortodgaenl
agafeiet the derasdant ana in favor at plaintiff
fortkseaoas aad daabursmeau of Umaattt
ba taxed, and for racb other and further re Uaf
as to tha Court may api-er lust an 1 ,r :aiia.
This summoas is pnblished In the Mi:rottD
MAIL by order of Bin. H. E. Hanra. ;n h o'
the abort entitled Court, which avid order wv
me ile and entered of record on tbe toth dr oi
ianaary. 19o: atd, in obedleoes thereto tha
am of the : ts r ...sttaa hereof lo the sist
dsyaf Jaguar t.isug.
W, B. f HIPPIL
' J- flnammt,