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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. M ED FOR I). OR.. FRTDAY. FEP.kT ARY 21M Medford Daily Tribune A Live Paper in a Live Town. It may he of interest tu our reiicl lth tn know that an actual incident furnished the author of "A ...... 4, . ,.. ii nun r will l in Hllllill HH'H UUl OI Admitted as Second (law Matter jn ,w (Wiiicii Him gre,'u pi ay whh evoiveri. in lilQi.- item of news Oippoured in the daily papers at iGt time. It was as "ubli'died ovory evening except Sunday ford Publishing C&$. Q. 1MTXA.M, KM it or and gui.r. t$ 1'ostoffiee at Medford, Oregon, One month, bv mail or carrier. .. .$0.H0 l follows: One year, by mail 5.00 " wealthy Mexican gentleman who - r i-- : . : -- . --r: j was known to possess a vast hidden A POLITICAL ST$ADDL6ft .estate suddenly disappeared nml was dually given np by his family. Several .losei.h li. IlammerHlv is a eamlidiito I .v,'"rH l,u,'r K"K ,,f ''Hehrnted ban fr rei.reHt-iitutivH from Jackson eoun- i ,ii,H w,lH Hiirprimil and captured in their ty who is not troubled with modesty, j stronghold, and a poor insane mun res He thinks his own judgment ri-KHnlin ! !- H" was taken to a hospital in the selection of a United .State Hi-mi-1 tho ny ,,f Mexico, where an opera tor far superior to the judgment of u t,,,n n( trephining the skull wan per majority of the people. Furthermore, j f,,rm,,i " nim reason returning, he will' flatly ignore the will of tlx' ! 1,0 V"vd ' the Jong-tost gentle inii.jority ;is expressed at the polls un- i "l,in wlm hllti -apt'l by the lens it 'happens to accord with his de- lin,,its. who, in trying to foree him to ien tni' nming pinee or ins fortune, him Htrtiek him n severe Idow on tlie head, which dented the skull and rendered him insane. Ho had been a captive ytlr$3rMi Hampton 3saacs instructor of "plano.Clsit Ifttetboo tB QitiUrut. iiorll) J Strict "Pbont 824 for years, tlto lmiwlilH Imping tliHt lf miKlit remrinhfr in his lnilf-liinil mo sirrH. If clcrti'd, .Mr. IfmniiM'rHly will tint roniiler liiniMi'lf tin- representative of the people, hut rely of that faetion of the people that eall themselves He icans. He in frank enouirh to mm stato. lie. is a worshiper of the parly i ""' '""tl sceret hiding fetisch ami woulil prohahlv vote as 1 I'1" "1I rov1 " " tohl to liy the boss. j 0f 1Ih.v that one sees in a lifi.. The stipulations of the primary law '"' '"" nn ,lis fingers the ilo not suit Mr. Ilaaimersly, although I ottPI' that eomliine hiyli literary merit it was passed by the Itepublican party wi"' K"'"' lramatic value. "A Royal aal heitee should be saen-d. Ko Mr. '"ve" is one of these few, and it also Ilamuiersly, with heroming modest v, ! ,"'l's 'l''''P heart interest and the most lias devised a primary stipulation of 1 l"'ntif ul seenie Hiirniundings with his own, which, in case of a scan- : '""'" a play could be embellished, as torinl deadlock, would leave him like I"'0 "''"i''" '"id in Mexico, prnverbi n bump on a log and Jackson county I r,".v ',in'' "f sunshine and flowers, without a voice in the choice of a sea-1 f palms and fountains. NVi play has ntor. ; appeared ia this country for vears of Senator Fulton has said that if he whi-li the press speaks in such instint becomes the party nominee, and is de- 1 "'' n,"l nnrpialif ied praise. This is one feateil at the general election bv the1" t'lP surest and best tests of a reallv Democratic nominee, that he (Fulton) ! Rreat dav. and "A Royal Slave" is will retire and not become a caadi-1 " K1' pin v- in every sense of the word. date before the legislature. In this case, Mr. Ilamuiersly is on record as Passion Play at Bijou, sn.vinj,' Hint, hi' win not vote at all, as! Today and loninnnw the Dijon then his pledge to the people is such lhat',"r presents to the citizens of Med.: he could nut sidcr any candiilate' ''"I'd the beautiful, sublime Passion .who had not received the Republican I'lay. .Nothing so (.rami and beautiful Miiiiarv nomination. He says: " I 1 has ever before been presented ia this am willing to in, nuhliclv ,,u r r,l fit v The maiiaeci il ,,f il... I'.; that I will not vote at all for Mailed the public tlmt this production j unties s.oiaior in ens -out ingccv tiiken horn Hie original Passion like that nrisjs." ' . Play as ,, reseated at obcrainmergan. The diiect piiuinr.v law contains two The management has 1 n extremely provisions. Statement No. I anil State- fortunate in securing a brand new film moiil .No. l', regarding II lection of i I'" ting the Passion Play. This 1 ailed Stat.'s senators. They r I as alone given assnience of' a dear l"ll""'!: ! "'! distinct picture. The film is sev- Statement No. 1. eral thousand feel long, ami all hand "I further slab' lo the people of ,c colored. The Dijon of (irunts Pass ex slate ol Oregon well as l ,,. ,.,,. Iiit.it.-.l this same pii-line for two nights o'e of .,,y legi-l niv,. .list ,-!,.) 1,., ,,,r. to paclied lo.llses. being obliged o turn ",v f "I'fice I will alwavs manv aw.iv. Ilemember It i- il - ' '"r "nit caiiilelate r R. W. GRAY, Builder COLONLfL PORCH WOKK, GRILL AND LATH WORK, PATTERNS, ETC. TELEIMIONE 471. MEDFORD, OR. The Nash Hotel and Grill Only first-class house in the city. Absolutely the finest grill between Portland and 8a n Francisco. A specialty is mado of oysters, shell and other fish. All meats used are cold storage government inspected. Catering In all its branches. WOMEN'S SPRING STYLES txttik cross 4.oo Tan and Black Oxfords Patent Kid, plain turn Oxfords, in laoc and button. Patent Colt Welts, heavy soles, in several late styles. Tan Calf Oxfords in lace and button. Tan and DIack Patent Colt Pumps. VAN DYKES DRY GOODS. SHOUS. CLOTHING. BE NOT DECEIVED A HINT ON MOVING PICTURES. The Genuine Passionplay AT TI1K MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE Tin- samp one that packed the house nt Portland for two weeks. NOT A THIRD PRINT FILM H PRICES: ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN, 5c. Th f irnt time these films have ever been shown at these prices. Five performances, beginning Matinee, Saturday, February 22 St it I, 'le era! li"ii I'liileil nine Jiictiile ' ""'llil'.ll- Ml ,;,,, , !,., I tl liiyliiHt number nt' tli "' s fi.r Hint "iMihii :, H,,. L " et .r ,i,iU tl , t"- ill ('.iiil-i-i. will. i I sluil pie f ,'l:,.:u, li.'llv ' "iv iieliM.n:,l ) Stiteinotit No. 2. ' ' I III! in.; :nv , .,-iu ,,( ,,' "I'T II"' 1. 1' III I'liite I , , ,- ; ll.itl.itt- n.--M- ilun, .-, ,-- llic!i I - : -a 1 1 I,,- ;,t il win In me tn 1... siil'I'ici. nl. " 3I.niimer.iley 's Statement. 1 " Ami I liinlier Stllle In 111.- pi pe of On-yell :w ,. the p. -i.pl,- .if niV le' islnlive ilistriet tlmt iluiinn tnv term ul' i.t'l'i.-c I v;ll .-iIimicm nli- t'.ir Hint re piililirnu I'linili.l.'ite I'm- 1'nilcil Shite M-'luiler in ii.M'.-si wlin Iuim r ieil Hie hi-li--,! iniiiili.-r ul' Hie pie's vnle- I'm- tin! pi.ili.ui :il He t ' it r v- lie tiotl liext i-.'c.-.iiu Hie ,-le.t i.. ..(' e ti'iinti.r il nitres, witlu.itt r.iir-l I" mv iinli'i.lit:il pref.-rence. " If Mr. Iljilnmcr'.ley ili.es nut 1,,-tieve ill nrtilli; II, .nil Hie etri ssr.l will ..I' He lit:ijnril . why ..i.-h he nut i.penlv ilefv p'.pullir rule l.v -ttniiiliin; up.,,. Slut,, meut Nn. '', Mis pitsit ion is tlmt ,,f ,, slrn. I. Her. ill.ii.-nl t.ihl nl.snnl. :in,l will Itmlie liim nn ..les. eitlier with chnin pious nt' p.. pntar ml.' ..r frienils nt' lln inai'liiiie. ;iml iniiv lcne Hie cniiilv vill I a nice ill tin- select inn i.t' , M'liatnr. i Vim have all li , ,,' Hie class i.f ent. rlMiiiim nt as pres. in.. I ul Hie lli.jun. X l-it,.r pr,i.i,,,i ,,f Hie I'.'ISsiiill I'la.V has ever l.eeii exhiliit e.l. 'I lie prii-,. ,,f ii'lniissien remains the -s.iMi. . I;, m.-mlier. Il,e in.ur ainl tin- ,lale :"'1 1 " li'".'. rii.ln.e ami S.ilnr.lav " I'- ""'I I p. in. N nin.r, 7: l.'i nml Sillil. POLITE ATTENTION to all of our patrons. We would be glad to have you give us a call. Our delicious, chops and steaks, game, fish, and shellfish are cooked in a manner that make them linger in the memory as well as tickle the palate. Our eggs are fresh laid, our meats are tender, our coffees and toas of exquisite flavor and our wines excellent. When you wish tn enjny a gnod meal come to The Nash Gate rfrunl-liri-nkiiiK film which was nhown two wi'i'ks nl the Xickelodion in Port land, win-re people cruwded the side walks for Mucks, waiting to buy their tickets. This "I'liss'nui I'lay'1 was then shown in the .lariiam (Jianil ami skat ing rink and by special request it was iijrain rim tor Ihr lays at the Nickel odimi ami the crowds were larger than could be accommodated. Be Not Deceived. A hint mi ni.. in.; (Mrtiirc.. The wu nine "lWiii I'lny" :.l tl(. (jM.ra llouxr. our film is th- first print from tin- im L.'Mf i v i- an. I very different from sotiii' cheap, thir.l joints exhib '''I '" many other placet. This is tin APRIL FIRST DATE OF HYDE BENSON TRIAL WASH LV;T . Feb. - ! . 1 us! ice Slafl'onl of tin- supreme court. District of Columbia, today set April I next as the date for bejiiimni: the trial ot Frederick A. Hyde, Henry I'. Miaim-nd, .loliu A. iison ami .1. f(. Schneitb r, I'haineil with conspiracy to ilel'raml the m erumeiit out of many thousand' of aeios of public laiels in (irti'nii and al if of ilia. A bout 1" wit losses from 1 he wist will be called by the government. OltniXAXCK NO. 144. An ordinance authorizing the issue of the bonds of the City of Medford, Ore gon, to the amount of twenty-five thou sand dollars. The ( itv id' Medford doth ordain as follows: Section I. That for the purpose of pacing st rect intersect ions and com pleting City Mall there are hereby au thorized to lie issued the bonds nf the 'iiy of Medford to the amount of t wcuty-f ive thousand dollars, which said bonds shall be dated the first day of r'ebrunry, lim. and be in the de- j nomination of one thousand dollar, and shall be know ii as "(ieneral Improve ment, limuls." and shall be numbered from one to twentv-five, both inclusive. Miss Lulu fnt, the trained nurse, who has been employed at Central I'oint. lias rertino'd to fier liomo. GOLD. ,V gold! gold d V'IImii. I,.,,,! :,d i a i n. ha niMi.Ti d and in get a:d tight to tod. I; Cold' , I trig hi Molten, giaien. haniin. )-, , and rolled; Heavy t. Hoarde.l. baiteied. bought an. I s,.hl, Sloh n. bot row ed. ili:i ndei t d . iloh tl ; Spurned bv the voung, but luiggcd till' old Tn the lew ei;.e , . f the rhiltvllMlld mould ; l'i ii-e ot mam a c t inie untold ; (.old gold' gold! g.dd' ot.d o' b ol a Ih.Hisamlf.dd! w id Il it agetii'b-i an - -To sale t,. nun Jo cm -e to bb-s -Ah rien it" minted ruins express. N ow" si i -it ped with the image ..t' g I Mieen Hess, And now e.?' ;, 1,1 Iv Man. Tloonav Mood. The Oiegtoi i;et'oneiit slatioii li:is recent 1 1 is,ne,l ISidle'ill o. !'. bv . V. fein.-t. on dease ,.f In,!,, vs 'I Itis ndli-t in eotit a i tis in I" i toa t i,m t' r i; ea t Hit ) 'Oft a llee t o I It t III' l.el ra iers nt' Il.is slate It trials t lie snbie.-! ..t' 'Id-..'1 li- id." .'M.Viili.l... tl .- Ul-- ot tlis d'-M-e. the lll:.t,i!t:s and treat tt 1 1 1 1 ' Tli-s l.tdb tttt on i t I. t-ii'M d t'ti 11 'tOl'lt. Itt.'ll tn the el.,M'ilttent Special Sale of ORCHARD We arc nlilc tn nl'IVr lor a few days the most dcsiralilc youiiv;' orchard within a few miles of Medford. which we have lieen alile to offer our customers for a year, iiinl within reach of the man with reasonalile capital. The tract consi-ts of "JT'J acres of orchard land, with (in acres in cultivation and l-" acres in orchard of the riuht varieties of fruit, just comiiu;' into liearinn. Thirty acres of the orchard is in Spitzciilieri '"id New town apples and Cornice pears. Fifteen acres in prunes, with ood dryhouse on premises. Kiilly till acres more of u'ood fruit land on the tract, covered with brush, lint with enough firewood on same to pay for deai-ini; and setting' to fruit. Now is the time to ad in this matter, for values are advancing so rapidly that only the rich can afford an orchard in this valley in a few years. Why shouldn't values advance, when the riuht kind of an orchard is yielding such falmlous returns Rogue River Land Go. EXHIBIT BUILDING, MEDFORD, OREGON. annum, payable senii-annuaily on the of the Cnited States of America, on first days of February and August in . the tirst days of February and August, each year, upon presentation and sur- , 1( , at the office of the ( itv Trens rondor of the interest coupons hereto urer of Medford. Oregon, or at the attached as they severally become due. ; banking house of Kountze Bros., in the Jtnth principal and interest of this bond j City of New York.' State of New York, are hereby made payable at the office , for semi-annual interest due that date of the City Treasurer of Medford, Or- : on its Oencrnl Improvement llond, dat egon, or at the banking house of ed February 1, Htus, No, . Kountze liros., in the Citv and State of ' Approved: New York : and for the prompt pay ment of this bond, both principal and interest, t lie full faith and credit of ; said City of Medford are hereby irre vocably pledged. This bond is one of a wries of like ; tenor and is issued for paving street intersections and completing- City Hall pursuant to and in full compliance with the charter of said citv and under and d. F. UKODY, Mavor. 'oimfersigned: UKN.I. M. COLMNs, City RecTrder. Sect inn :t. This ordinance shall be in foree fiftreu days from and after its passage, approval and publication in tho Medford Daily Tribune, a newspaper published In tho City of Medford. Ore gon. The foregoing Ordinance was nassetf and Said Said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor! in accordance with nn ordinance of said by the City Council on this ISth dav of r'chnmy, A. I. lOOS. by the following vote, to wit: Trowbridge voting aye, Kif'-rt aye. Merrick ve and Wort man aye. Olwell and Mafer absent. Approved by the Mayor this IMh d:tv of February, A. I. Urns. A pprnvrd: J. F. KFDIIY. Mavnr. At!-st: P.FN.r. M. COLLINS, City Kecorder. oiiiiti-rsigned bv t ke Recorder, ! cri v, dnlv passed oinU snail become due ten vears I And it is herebv certified and recited after date and shall bear interest, evi- th::t all acts, conditions and things re d"iiced by coupons at the rate of six per quind to be done precedent to and in centum per annum, payable senii-annu- tin issuing of this bond necessary to ally, and both principal ami interest of n.;,I;o the same legal and valid have said bonds shall be made payable at . been properly done, happened and been the office of the Citv Treasurer of j performed in regular and due form and Medford, Oregon, or at the banking ! time as required by law. and tha the house of Kouut'.e Urns, in the Citv of 'total indebtedness of said Citv of Med-1 New York, State of New York. Sect ion -. The bonds hereby nut h ori.ed shall be in substantially the fol lowing form: United States of America, Xo. State of Oregon, ifl.UiiM. City of .Medford (ii-ut ral I inprovement Bond. Know All Men by These Presents, That the City of Medford, in the Coun ty of .larksoii and Slate of Oregon, acknowledges to owe, and for value received hereby promises to pay to bearer the sum of one thousand dollars lawful money of the United States id' America on the first day of February. A. 1. liU. toget her with interest on said sum from the date hereof until ford, including this bond, does not ex ceed fhe const it ut ional and statutory limitations. in testimony whereof, the safd City of Medford 'has caused this bond to be yen led with the corporal' seal, signed be its Mayor and countersigned by its Kecorder. and caused the annexed inter est coupons to be executed by the fac simile signatures of said officers this first day of February. A. I. BIOS. A pproved: .1. F. HKMY. Mayor. 'rnintersigued: BKN.I. M. COLLIN'S, city Recorder. I 'oupon. The City of Medford. in the State of Oregon, promises to pay to bearer paid, at the rate ot' six per centum per tfro sum id' Thirty Dollars, lawful money Scale Spray for Sale SciiU. Spray, Lime and Sulphur Solution, rrariy for lisr; in anr r(uan-tit.y. J. A, Perry, Medford, Ore. V fl'O V ll tll tl,'.,l 'ii i.. ,.r t ' m .-!. turn t r i ., i i.t r a s..., ,, . i.i; ,.t. THE SECRET ..! w hi our bread - in Mlh -Innand ' in: it fine ifii-tliti. liglit ii.'-; and nowi d I'. i.'ii- t lai t hat n - made tr.oi! . ii.u. t' w niter w heat and bi the lu.-l li.-d Uimnu in baUttig In gii e uu ' T t 1 1 1 1 1 n in;d en 'ni m nt of eating at the v.i Mir I nn--. It on are tint living an Ibodeub. tg I'.ro.' bread, tli it. Medford Steam BaKcry OneMore Chance Only, to get a GtHl Sized Tract of Land near Medford Cheap; only $75 Per Acre Many are looking for tracts to divide. This is by far the best chance at the right price. Don't wait until some other fellow buys this and then scold your wife because you did not seize the opportunity FOR SALE BY- C. H. PIERCE & SON MEDFORD. OREGON O f'' ( ( ) ) O o ) o
