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attorneys
First National Hank of Aahlnnd vs.
City of Anlilunil; suit for injunction.
P. M. Calkins, attorney for plaintiff;
E. t. Brigga, attorney for ilofcniliint'.
Kroil and Amelia Hritt vs. Laura
Gardner et al.; suit for foreclosure. If.
K. Iiaunu, Jr., attornoy for plaintiff.
Elfred Banco, Ji io Barzpo vs. John
Wintjeo; suit to quiet title. Charles
I'riiu, attorney for plaintiff.
O. St C. Kailroad company vs. Peter
H. Kuyart et al. IVlvi, Feutou and
i.i-iter, attorneys for plaintiff.
W. C. Long vs. James A. Vauder
mark; mortgage. Vnwter & Furdiu,
uttorueys for plaintiff.
Ashland Klectric Power & Light com
pany vs. Ciey of Aslilunad ft alj suit
for injunction. A. C. Hough, Keamca
4 Reames, attorneys for plaintiff; Wil
liams, Woods & I.eitheuin, nttornoys for
defendants.
J. C. Hall vs. George W. Dunn et al.;
unit Tor injunction. It. G. Smith and
E. E. Kelly, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Alfred Smith vs. City of Hertford;
writ of review. Alfred Smith, Kennies
Sc Kennies, attorney for plaintiff; Col
vig & Durham and II Withington, at
torneys for dofendant
K V. Carter vs. Jackson county; up
penl from county court. F. M. Calkins,
attorney for plaintiff.
K. V. Medynscki vs. B. P. Theiss aud
O W. Bashford; receivership. W. I.
awter anil J. C. Boggs,
for plaintiff.
Mark Applegato vs. C. W. Evans et
al.; suit to foreclose lien. Gus New
hury, attorney for plaintiff; Colvig
Si Durham, nttorneyi for defendants.
Harry Silver and James S. Bailey vs.
Charles Wiekstrinn et al. Georgo V.
Trrfren, attorney for paintiffs.
Kevenne Alining company vs. T. F.
Hopkins et al. W. I. Vawter and Clins.
I'ri ittorneys for plaintiff; Colvig
Ac Durham, attorney for defendants.
K. C. Sherman vs. E. K. Bagley et al.
Uuames & Heaines, altonu'vs for plain
tiff; A. C. Hough, attornoy for defend
mils.
.1. F. lteildy. receiver of M. it C. L. li.
K. Co., vs. Terence Fee et al. Reames
& Reames. attorney for plaintiff.
Frederick C. Page vs. Laurence L.
(Jrover et al; suit to lliet title. Vaw
ter & Pnrdin, attorneys for plaintiff.
William Bybco vs. William Lewis;
suit for injunction. II. K. Tlaiina, Jr.,
attorney for plaintiff; W. E. I'hipps.
.1. L. HauimerRley, attorneys for ile
fenilaut.
Ashland Alanufacturiag company vs.
Frank W. Hudson and A. l. Helman;
Miit to foreclose lien. F. M. Calkins,
attorney for plaintiff.
Condor Water & Power company vs.
Gold Hill Cnnal company; injunction.
Reames & Reames, attorneys for plain
lil'f; Colvig & Durham, attorneys for
defendant.
3torling Mining company vs. Edward
a .jpaulning et at.; Kennies Kennies,
attorneys for plaintiff; Charles Primtn,
attorneys for defendants.
Crants Pass Banking & Trust com
pany vs. Enterprise Mining company,
Condor Water & Power company. Hough
A lilauchard, attorneys for plaintiff;
K. tl. Smith, Reames A Reames, attor
neys for defendants.
E. N. Provolt vs. Lola Bailey et nl.
II. G. Smith, attorney for plaintiff;
Reames & Reames, attorneys for de
fendants. Frank Onrdan vs. M. M. Sheldon
aud William Jones; suit to foreclose
lien. E. D. Briggs, attorney for plain
tiff; Vawter & Pnrdin, attorneys for
defendants.
J. E. Watt vs. John W. Johnson et
al.; suit to remove cloud from title.
Vawter Pnrdin, attorneys for plain
tiff. Laura Redeliffe vs. N. W. Bouncy;
suit to quiet, title. Harvey, Miles &
Mulkey, attorneys for plaintiff.
Gertie M. Olsea vs. Ole M. Olsen;
divorce. Vnwter & Pnrdin. attorneys
for plaintiff; Withington & Kelly, at
torneys for defendant.
Ora W. Henderson vs. Thomas S.
Henderson; divorce. Vnwter & Pnrdin.
attorneys for plaintiff.
Caroline Swacker -vs. Oscnr Swacker;
-nit for divorce. William and George
Colvig. attorneys for plaintiff.
Emily nne Moore vs. Tsaac Moore;
suit for divorce. W. N. Aliel, Frank
Cionndwntor and F. M. Calkins, attor
eevs for plaintiff; E. D. Briggs, at
torney for defendant.
F. W. Gaines vs. Ella Gaines; suit
for divorce. W. E. Phipps, attorney
for plaintiff.
Pearl Duncan vs. Jesse II. Duncan;
divorce. George W. Trefrcn. attorney
fir plaintiff: Withington & Kelly, at
torneys for defendant.
Sn'ah .1. Fi.lmaa vs. Adolph Erilman;
I'livoreo Vnwter & Punlin, attorneys
fur plaintiff.
Daniel W hetstone vs. Christohel Hose
Whittitore; divorce. Withington & Kel
Iv. attorneys for plaintiff: H. K. Hnn
r.a. Jr., attorney for defendant.
Lulu Myrtle Rochford vs. Chnrles
Roihford; divorce. Withington & Kel
ly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Martin Perry vs. Lulu Perry; di
vorce. Charles Prinim. attorney for
plaintiff.
Jennie Head vs. Peter John Head;
divorce. H. K. Hannn, Jr., attorney for
plaintiff: O. C. Hoggs, attorne yfor
defendant.
In the matter of the guardian of
James F. Cobb, Sr.: appeal from county
court. W. M. Colvig. attorney for re
spondent; Withing ic Kelly, attorneys
fur appellant.
In the matter of the appeal of (.
T. Salesbury from the survey of the
county surveyor. F. M. Calkins, ntto.'
nev for appellant.
L. H. llohson vs. (icoree Burch ?
al.: application to register title.
In the matter of the assignment o.
J. T. Kennev. insolvent.
L. C. Sivers vs. O. F Amnions. Hough
i: Hlanehar.l. attorneys for plaintiff.
.1. D. Whitman vs. W. A. Jones, slier
iff: suit for injunction. Vawter A
Pnrdin. attorneys for plaintiff.
T. J. Kenney vs. George E. Neulier;
suit for receivership. Charles Prim,
attorney for plaintiff
Cecelia L. Maegley vs. W. C. Kitto.
administrator of estate of G. Karew
ski: suit to ouict title.
J. F. Reddy, receiver M. 1 C. L. U. R J
Co.. vs. J. A. McCall et nl. Reames A
Reames, attorneys for plaintiff.
state of Oregon vs. Albert N. Owen:
uin support of family. B. F. Mulkey,
.tbu.ut-j lor.pimniur.
Statu of Oregoa vs. J. XI. Williams;
selling goods us au itinerant peddler
without a license. B. F. Mulkev, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Stato of Oregoa vs. Earl E. Jackson;
nuu nailery, li. F. Mulkey,
attorney for pluiutiff.
Stato of Oregon vs. C. E. Hoach; for
gery. B. F. Mulkoy, attorney. for nlain.
! tiff. .'iai.1
State of Oregon vs. Ernest Forma"n7
selling liquor to a minor. B. F. Mul
key, attorney for plaintiff.
Actions at Law.
Thomas Moran vs. George W. Dod
son. J. A. Lemery, attorney for plain
tiff. r
A. J. McDonnell and L. E. Smith vs.
I. B. Uoodoll et al. 0. B. Watson,
torney for plaintiff.
.1. . Roddy vs. J. M. Keono and Mol
lio Keene. E. E. Kellv, attorney for
plaintiff; R. G. Smith, W. I. Vawter
anu m. furUiu, attorneys for defend
ant.
Bank of Ashland vs. C. W. Evaas et
ai. fc. Ui Briggs, attornoy for plain
tiff. r
Ateiauder Norris vs. A. T. Lundgren,
. iorris, j. l. nagnon. Uus New
bury, attoraey for plaintiff.
u. w. Hazel vs. Southern Pacific
Kailroad company; action for dnmages.
I'., fc. Kelly, attorney for plaintiff;
v.oivig oc iteames, i'enton Leiter, at
torneys for defondant.
Emery J. Enstmnn vs. Jack Freden-
berg; action for ejectment. F. J. New
man, attorney for plaintiff.
II. L. Salmi vs. Hose Haymond. II
K. Hannn, Jr., nnd H. D. Norton, at
lorneys for plaintiff.
Asliland Manufacturing company vs.
wooub Lumber c puny. F. M. Cal
kins, nttorney for plaintiff; E. D.
Briggs, attorney for defendant.
Amos Nininger vs. Ford Million and
Leonn Million. C. H. Watson, attorney
for plaintiff.
Chnrles Koha, doing business under
name of ( has. Kohn It Co., vs. J. II.
McClendon. Colvig & Durham, attor
neys for plaintiff.
II. C. Messenger vs. 0. (). Van Nat
ta. S. S. Pentz, attorney for plaintiff;
K. D. Briggs, attorney for defendant.
Fred Owen and (,'. C. Culy vs. G. C.
Only. R. G. Smith, B. F. Mulkey, at
torney for plaintiffs: A. E. Reames,
attorney for defendant.
P. M. Morse vs. Rogue River Valley
orchard. H. I. Hannn, Jr., attornoy
for plaintiff; B. F. Mulkey, attorney
for defendant.
Crater Lake Lumber company vs.
John Wolff nnd George F. King. W.
K. Phipps, attorney for pluiutiff; Vaw
ter & Pnrdin attorneys for King.
Crater Lake Lumber company vs.
Frederick Wolff and George F. King.
J L. Ilammersley, W. M. Colvig and
Reames & Reames, attorneys for plain
tiff. Jackson County bnnk vs. A. T. Lund
gren. W. L Vawter and M. Purdin,
attorneys for plaintiff.
William J -euuiugs vs. T. J. Ken
ney. Gus Newlmrv, nttornev for plain-
titr,
John W. Prnll vs. Frank Marshall
and Kate Marshall. Colvig & Durham,
attorneys for plaintiff; Reames &
Reames, nttornoys for defendants.
Thomas Moran vs. George W. Dod
son; appeal from J. P. court.
E. P. Hughes vs. F. O. Smith and
F. E. Smith. F. M. Calkins, nttorney
for plaintiff.
Suits in Equity.
Edgar Ilafer vs. Medford & Crater
Lake Railroad company. Reames &
Reames, attorneys for plnintiff; Col
vig & Durham, attorneys for defend
ant. Condor Water & Power company vs.
Enterprise Mining company and Grants
Pass Banking & Trust company. R. G.
Smith and Reames & Ifeauies, attorneys
for plnintilf; II. D. Norton, attorney
for defendants.
F. V. Allen vs. Pearl Mining com
pany and Peter Applegate et tab; suit
to foreclose lien. Colvig & Durham,
attorneys for plaintiff; Reames &
Reames, attorneys for defendants.
J. II. Beeman et al. vs. Willian.
Mendenhall et al. II. D. Norton, at
torney for plaintiffs: Charles Prim and
W. T. Vawter. attorneys for defend
ants.
' William Mendenhall vs. Roaring Gim
let Gold Mining company. W. I. Vaw
ter, attorney for plaintiff; Charles S.
Parker and Reames & Reames, attor
neys for plaintiff.
H. L. Bnrdic nnd J. M. Griffin vs.
Ilnruies Mining company; suit to fore
close lien. A. R. Reames, attorney
for plaintiff; 1). G. Smith, attorney
for defendnnt.
John D. Olwcll vs. City of Medford
aud B. F. Collins, city recorder; in
junction. Reames & Reames, attorneys
for plaintiff.
A. J. Olsen vs. George W. Dunn et
al; suit for injunction. R. G. Smith,
attorney for plaintiff.
N. G. Kestersoa and A. W. Selsbv vs.
Griffin Skelly company. R. O. Smith,
attorney for plaintiffs; Colvig & Dur
ham, attorneys for defendants.
M. B. Whipple vs. G. W. Dunn et nl;
suit for injunction. R. O. Smith, attor
ney for plaintiff.
G. F. Ammon vs. Rnnsom Carter;
suit for partition. R. O. Smith, at
torney for plaintiff.
Harry Lay vs. G. W. Dunn et al.;
suit for injunction. R. O. Smith, at
torney for plaintiff.
Labaa ThompBon vs. Rose A. Fine;
suit in partition. Vawter & Purdin,
attorneys for plaintiff.
The Right Time to Buy
Your Presents
Don't Wait
Until the
Last Day.
BUY NOW
Everything in
a General Dry
Goods Stock
Will be Pound
here -the paices
are reasomable
The assort
ments to select
from are right.
Good useful
presents for all
HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS
FOB MEN AND
BOYS
Glovuti, Hut a, Skirts,
Scarfs. Neckwear,
Fancy Hoso, Clothiug
Fancy Vests, Hlipprs
Purses, Etc., Etc.
FOB WOMEN
(Moves in all lengths
and colors, Veils, ;
Scarf a, Silk and wool
Waists, Waist Tat
terns, Slippers, Hand 1
kerchiefs, Etc.
FOB CHILDREN
Gloves, Mittens, Huge
Suits. Shoos, Slippers,
II undkurehiet's, Purses
t'nps, Mufflers, Ktc,
Kte.
VAN DYKE'S
Dry Goods Gloves Clothing
XMAS CLOTHES
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A nice piece of Mission Furnitun
would be just tlio tiling. Prutty, useful,
durable, and a suitable g(t for anyone.
Lot the Mission Furniture Works uiakv
it. Prices nbout one bnlf usually cluiru
ed. Any design, nny color, nny finish,
dull, waied or polished. Drop in. Shop
on corner of Eighth nnd 11 streets.
The usual tnffy sale
Loug 's.
King &
22S
The largest stock of Christmas goods in the city to
select from. Come early and take your pick.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
EVERYTHING IN PYK0GRAPH1C SUP
PUESi POST CARD ALBUMS, 25c TO 2.50.
LADIES' HAND BAGS, 7"c TO $10.00.
MANICURE SETS, 1.50 TO 12.50.
MUSIC ROLLS, COLLAR & CUFF BOXES.
SHAVING. SETS, GLOVE BOXES.
THE CHOICEST PERFUMES.
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY
SOUVENIR TRAYS.
SKINS FOR BURNT WORK IN ALL COL
ORS A SliECIAL LINE OF CHRISTMAS
CIGARS
and a thousand other useful novelties that are
appropriate for Christmas Presents.
k"',V . "Zr.di
Wax Doll Given Away
Tlw BJMUTIFUL WAX DOLL wliich we will
give away Christmas Eve to the person holding
the greatest amount of CASH sale slips from
our store, livery purchase entitles you to a reg-.
inter coupon slip showing the amount of your
purcliase. Til ESE SLIPS ARE TRANSFER
ABLE, and the person showing the greatest
amount of cash sale at the Eagle Pharmacy gets
the doll.
The Eagle
Pharmacy
PALM BLOCK
Nothing more appropriate for him than
OVERCOAT
0 B A V E N R T 'I' E
SUIT OF CLOTHES
FANCY WAISTCOAT
MADE TO FIT
EIFERT
THE CITY TAILOR
19 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
HOME IN PRISON
FOR THE WINTER SEASON
K. ENVAltT, President.
A. I'KltKV, Viee President.
.KllIN H. OHTI1, Cnshiur.
W. 11. JACKSON, Ass't Cashiur.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
MEDFORD,
CAPITAL
SURPLUS
OR.
$50,000
10,000
Safety Boxes For Rent. A General Bank
in Business Transacted. We
Solicit Your Patronage.
1 HAVE ON HAND
Newtown Pippin
DUNHMUJR, 'Hi., Dee. IU Jerry i
(ialvin blew into town f'nnii nobody I
kiinws wht-r.!, nnd 8trai(,'litwny pnicecd-
1 to tnkc tUfi Inw into lti own, hand:.
Aflor IhrimliMLK cvcryoiio in rench aud
.riving tho others indoors with liiH pro
f unity, Bovl'rnl a Me bodied tMtisViiM over
powornd him nnd treated him to a night
in the local habile. Thin morning, when
.Itiil go Clarke alloted hi in to quarters
in Sheriff Howard i reka hotel for
10 days, Jerry smiled and said: "WaII,
tho worut of the winter will he over by
that time."
"tea fit ii
After the Theatre
(Jo to T11M LOUVU1-J after tho thimlor.
Wo will luivo nniflie, and a special bill of
fare. You will round out an evoning
of plf.-i.Buro as it should lied one.
Copyright.
The Louvre
Hotel Mooro Bdg., W. Sovonth Streot.
NEW PRESIDENT ALREADY
STIRRING UP TROUBLE
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
' n-gned will apply to the city council of
the city of Medford. Oregon, at its next
meeting fT a licence to tell apiritoua,
vinous and malt l'.quorn, in quantities
less than a gallon, for a period of twelve
irmnt'is, at its place of business at lots
.1, 6, 7, 8 nnd 9, in block 20, in tli ecity
of Medford, Oregon.
Dated December 8, 1909.
HOTEL NASH COMPANY.
'Johnson's Best Flour, 11.35.
Comb t True.
Mc-
HELENA. Mont., Dee. 12. Dr. C. A.
Duniwav, formerly of Portland, who re
cently left tho faculty of Stanford uni
versity to become president of the state
university at Missoula, has already be
gun to stir up educational matters in
his new home. Ho threw a bomb into
tho meeting of tho stato board of educa
tion by declaring that all state institu
tions should bo loeated in the same city.
These several institutions aru situ-
atec1. in so runny different cities and
he jtointed out the great advantage that
wouid accrue from their consolidation.
and not only from a financial standpoint
but also in the matter of avoiding dnpli
sations in the course of study, which it
is difficult to avoid under the present
svstem.
!
Chsistmas Time
is win.? u we try to bo right. Now Vwr's
in when we try hi Htart right. A fine
wateh will by a very gnwt help. They
also make tho most appropriate of all
jiifta. V carry a vury largo line of
' he he I makes. Hunting catev and
"pen fnee styh-a for Indie and gontlo
iim ri. chains, lockers, and every style
nf jewelry worn by r fined popl.
MARTIN J. REDDY
J E W E YE R
Spitzenburg Trees
TII.K10K AND FOUR-FOOT SIZEH.
AJvD OTJIKR VAltlRTlKS IN ANY
: : : STZE DMSIRED : : :
L. E. HOOVER
MI'DFORI), ORKOON.
Aynnt Yii.kiin.'i Villi y Nursory.
rena IHamptou Isaacs
"3nstructor of "fllano. "Il5t 5ttell)o6
StttMo at 3U4lfrvc. Jlorrb Orant SlrMt
NOTICE
'Flic llnlcl fiii'iiici'l y knuwii as t he Tuyloi' House in
.Jacksonville. Or., lias ihanncil management and
will liein-el'iii'l li lie known as the
ABBOTT HOUSE
iimler the inanaLceinctil rc. ). & M . AHHOTT.
The house has lieeii reiiiHili'leil and niaile liuulei'ii
and iii lo date in every respect and rales are -is
reasoiiahle as consistnt with first-class service.
The Valley Auto Company will opun
their new garage and repair iihop De- :
comber 10, back of the Moore hotel. ;
Metor cars stored and taken enre of.
All work guaranteed. 228 i
Have customer for bearing commer
cial orchard. Bemon Investment Co..
over Bijou Theater. 25
WT
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
l.KI'AIKJNU A HI'KClALTy.
" Xot how mui'h I can do, but how well I can
do it," H my mottr.
B. N. BUTLER
With .Martin J. Iteddy, Central ave., north
of Jackson (,'ounty Bank.
IL.
ALL THE WORLD
LOVES A LOVER
end ovcry luly like i u gontlcmaa.
l't Inn iI-iL-sn't always miike tho maa,
but tli' book is (il'tfn taken by its 80 v
r, and we mn k clothing that given
that air of style and rffiucnmnt sought
tiy a iitb.-iiiaa by fitting him out
Mill th' most cxiluaive stylos in ovsr
i outs, cutaway, frock and suck suits
that no one ran oqual in southern Ore-
J. A. KREUZFR & CO.
1MPORTEB.R AKO