OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1f0f.
Social and Personal
JOSHES HANDED
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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
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41
B. F. Clark was In llrnnts Pass on a
business trip.
Mrs. J. B. Pest ha returned home
from a 'visit with friends In Ban Fran
elico. Airs. J. II. Stewart has left tor San
Fraueisco where she is to stay lome
mouths with her daughter!.
The Bee llivo, 15 " Btreet it the
place to get a good lo cent meal and
excellent service. 252
Tho Central Polut Herald speaks
tbusly of a new purchaser of Central
Point land: Colonel F. L. TouVelle
was in town Monday. The Colonel is
a living, breathing embodiment of the
principals of the Independent Order
of Goat Riders, as wit tern his Initials;
r. l. t.
Claude Roach, convicted of forgery,
was sentenced to two years in the state
penitentiary. R. B. Dow took him to
Salem, Thursday,
See J. C. Brown about those groat
big lota, lOOxl&O. Evory lot a gar
den. 252
j Col. Geo. P. Mime was in town a short
time Monday, says the Herald. The
colonel is getting to be a most on thus
lastic farmer and cup hardly let go
of business at the farm long enough
to come to town for his mail
L. K. Itcddieliffe of Central Point
returned last Thursday from a business
trip to Ht. Helens, a lumber town on
the . Columbia river. He thinks that
country does not compare with this in
lively business conditions.
'? M rs. Van H a rd e n b; rg u f Med f.ird
has been visiting for some duvs in
Jacksonville at the home of her daught
er, Mrs. A. L. Qal).
Flaming Tokay grape vines for sale
in any quantity. L. E. Hoover.
The Rogue River Electrical company
are beginning to show signs of con
necting the new street lights which
were ordered by In. Central Point
council more than a month ago, says the
Herald. The residents of the portions
of town affected will un doubt enjoy
the lights if they are installed before
next summer. They are not needed so
much then than they un at this suason.
Bee J. B. Brown about Riverside ad
dition lots. 202
A The Jacksonville chapter of the Kny
oi Arch Masons voted i.n Tuesday eve-
iy .C-! Pi3 facommend to tho grand lodge
the establishment of a chapter in Med
r ford. This is necessnry before a chap
: ter can bo estuhlishcl here, and no
j doubt in the near future a charter will
. be granted to Medford.
W. C. Louver and W. H. Norcross
who reside near Centml Point shipped
, a car of apples last Baturduy.
fc. Miss Esther Morritt of Central Point
, has returned to her studies iu the Port-
land academy after spending tho holi-
fdays with her purcnU.
'l h, Hatfield left recentlv for Newport
where he expects to bag o few brace
- of canvasback ducks while looking
over the resources of that section of
i. the country.
; Geo. H. Perkins of Central Point has
returned from a pleasant trip lo Port
land, whore ho spent the holidays with
relatives. Returning ho stopped fur
short visits at Kugeup and Wolf creek.
Ih moist or, tho ail-around photog
.apher, specialist on children, guaran
tees satisfaction on all work. Corner
of Seventh and C strrets, ovor Allen &
t Reagan's.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlrs Duffield of
Gold Hill worn recently visiting the for-
, mer's uncle, John Wrght and family
and other friends. Mr. Duffield lias
' been deputy road su crintomlent for
several years and wo looking after
' matters connected with that office
while in tbia part of the valley.
WTL1, TAKE UP COLLECTION
' TOR THB SUFFERERS IN ITALY
Christian science services are held
every (Sunday morning at tho Com
mercial club rooms at eleven o'clock.
Subject of tho Icsson-si-rimm for Janu
ary 10, "Hacrament." All are welcome
Sunday school at ton o'clock.
The collection for next Sunday will
be for the benefit of the earthquake
sufferers in Italy. 2.1b
Funeral Notice
The funeral of Mrs. Susanna Deemer
will be held at tho teto residence in
northwest Medford on Saturday, Janu
ary 9 at 1:15 p. m. Interment iu the
I. O. O. F. cemetery.
SB NT SPECIAL DELIVERY
NOTICE, THEN TOOK ACID
PITTSBURG, Jan. S.-Thon.as A.
Warren, editor and manager of the In
surance World and an authority on in
suranre, sent his wife i special delivery
letter today, saying he intended to take
his life at high noon. Owing to grip
be was in very poor hialth.
Mrs. Warren telephoned Chief of
Police McQuoide to call up her bus
band's office, while jhr would try to
catch him in La wren, oville at the Hotel
Raymond, where he often went.
At word from her tour Lawrence
ville policemen piled into the patrol
wagon and made a fast run to tho Ray
mond. They hurled thmnselres through
the door of a room to which Warren
hsd been assigned. On lhe bed was the
dead body of the Insurance expert, su
empty carbolic acid bottle near by.
ROBBERS BUILD W.TtE
FENCE AROUND BANK
- WELLSTON, Okla. Jan. The
Bank of Wellston w.is dynamited and
its vault relieved of 45000 last night.
Soon after midnight five men rode in.
They built a barbed wire fence around
the bank. A charge of dynamite wnt
exploded In an attempt to blow open
the vault. The noise aroused the whole
town, and in a few minutes the hank
wss surrounded.
The townspeople opened fire and
hundreds of shots were exchanged, the
robbers continuing work. After two
hours they opened tho vault and took
all the money there. They then rode
away under cover of a constant and
heavy fire.
complied with on account of interstute
commorce low. Wire f uwer paid.
EDWARD 11. 1IAKRIMAN
Obstruction Company Wires.
Portland, Or., Jan. 7. Medford
Commercial club, Med ford, Or. Sorry
we could not bo with you this evening,
but weather condition), will
j positively attend voui ne.r. unuunl
t meeting, by which time we hope to
uavo Seventh street nLrtiallv i.n.l.
weather permitting.
WARREN OBSTRUCTION CO.
Respite for One Week.
Chicago, HI., Jau. 7. Commercial
Club, Medford, Or. Trust you enter
tain no feelings of unmeasuntue over
recent difficulty with city; will make
no further demands for concessions for
at lea at one week. Hnvc not yet fully
recovered from irritation caused by
R Oilmen' uuladvjiko telegram.
NUVEKN & CO.
Might Have to Work.
Klamath Falls, Or., ,T;mi. 7. Medford
Commercial Club, Medford, Or. lTse
all your efforts to prevent nppropria
lions for Crater Lake reads, f'onstrue-
tion of these roads would result in so
much travel through this country that
ninny of us would have to go to work
to take care of it all.
KLAMATH COUNTY COURT.
A Trifle Muddy,
(em nil Point, Or., Jan. 7. Medford
Commercial Club, Medford, Or. Our
board of trade would like to he with
you tonight, but tho mud is not thin
enough for successful navigation by
boat and not thick enough to bear the
weight of u lund conveyance.
F. H. HOPKINS, Mayor.
Ruef Wants Job.
San Francisco, 'al., Jan. 7. Medford
Commercial Club, Medford, Or. If po
sition city attorney i.nt yet filled, I
will submit bid for plice. I will waive
the snlary in consideration that I may
name majority of council. What fig
urn will you agree to obtain for me sup
port of both local papers during com
ing administration. References, Honey
& Bums. Is your present district ut
torney linblo to interfere with busi
ness? Wiru answer. .
ABRAHAM RUEF.
Our Resources the Answer.
Eugene, Or., Jan. 7. Medford Com
mercial Club, Medford, Or. Regret
very much the use of your advertising
matter by unscrupulous real estate firm
here, but vou must ml mil that the su j
periority of yuur resources over ours,
while not excusing this use, gives rea
sonable explanation thereof.
EUGENE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Aunt Carrie Will Hoi p.
Wichita, Kuii., Jan. 7. Hhortv Gar
nett, Medford, Or. Would bo pleased
to ftSHiBt you in you campaign, pro
vided vou will furnish necessary hatch
ets. CAItRIE NATION.
Here's One fur Ashland.
Tolo, Or., Jan. 7. Medford Commer
cial Club, Mnlford, Or.--aentlemen: I
have noticed with chagrin that in the
recent shows iu Medford the actor peo
pie have all mentioned Tolo when do
siring to lako a fling 'it some town less
fortunate than Mrdford. Can you not
use your influence whh these people to
have them give Tolo a test and take un
national crnck at Ar-hlnml or Grants
Pass or some other neighboring town
iu Tolo 'a class!
Such action would be greatly appre
ciated both by myself and the other
two reidnts of Tolo. Sincerely.
GEORGE P. MIMS,
Mayor of Tolo.
Ed's In the Race.
Medford, Or., Jan. 7. Commercial
Club. Don't be deceived. I vo not I
withdrawn from tho ince for mayor, J
hut will bo running lik.- n racehorse oh
sonu as I get from Hilton that $1000
that Putnam got from I ho saloons. Put
your money on a sure thing.
ED HOOT.
Hurry! Hurry! Doctor!
Salem, Or., Jan. 7. Hon. J. M.
Kenno, enre CommerciM Club, Medford.
Or. Arrived ut nee no of conflict;
house bill 104 introduced. Statement
1 men deserted Chamberlain, lined up
for Harvey Scott. Von are needed in
third house at once. M. PUKIMN.
Important Qu options Solvod.
Portland, Or., Jan. 7. M ml ford
Commercial Club, Medford, Or. Have
Holution of water and paving question.
Import Portland cluinte and water
pipes will be frozen and streets eov
erod with snow, so neither will matter.
JOHN I). Ol.WELL.
Plenty of Street Lights.
Gold Ray, Or., Jan. 7. Medford
Commercial Club, Medford, Or. Re
garding city 's demand for more free
street lights acvomit increased popula
tion, beg to call your attention to -17
I'ghts iu Condor company's sign which
1 1 y gets benefit of, and pays nothing
for. COL. FRANK RAY.
A Second from Eddie.
Commercial Club. Oon't get ex
cited. There's only one real candidate
for mayor, and he's neither an Arctic
'xplorer nor speaker of tho house. You
an't make the town dry as long as it
rains, ami you won't keep wet under
:in umbrella. Combine the wet and dry
by using umbrellas a.it vote for your
uncle. ED ROOT.
Independent -Populist Candidate for
Mayor.
The Doctors Tell Why.
Medford, Or., Jan. 7. Program Coin
mittee, Medford Commetcinl Club, Med
ford, Or. Gentlemen: We have just
a rued that this evening vou content
plate putting on an exhibition of the
recent unpleasant lawsuit between the
undersigned. The mattir was most un
fortunate and we each ik to be spared
any further allusion to the matter. The
whole thing is now -ett'ed an. I we are
the best of friends; confidentially, the
matter was simply all a joke, anyway.
If you will defer nicking fun of us
in public until such tune ns we again
overstep the bounds we will promise
in the future to be go.nl. and we will
each donate the sum of ."0 for the
club's list during the coming vear; this
to be in addition to on. usual contrihu
tions.
Thanking you in advance for the itn
niunity bath, we remain, i
Both medically yours,
DR. J. M. KKENF
J. F. RKDDY. M. 1.
SCENE FROM THE PLAY. '
Why Girls Leave Home," at the Medford Theater Saturday Evening, Jan. 9.
Medford, Or., Jan. 7. Program Com
mittee, Medford Commercial club, Med
ford, Or. (Icntlcmcn: We each join io
unking thut at this evering's entertain
mint that you refrain from putting ua
in tlie limelight and thut you conduct
the affair with due dignity. The Trib
une, speaking for itHelf , will nay that
it linn no personal objection to your
putting on your proponed Htunt, but a
recent unpleasant lawsuit between two
of our stockholders has showu us the
advisability of maintaining neutrality
wherovor possible.
Tho Mail; spcukiiig for itself, desires
to most empliuticnlly object to any ca
ricature whatever of either its editor
or policies.
Agreement Reached.
An agreement was renclied between
us lute this afternoon to tho effect
that we would join in this communica
tion. As of course yon know, for the
past year w have ruo both papers un
der joint management, anil it seemed
to us that it would nay better to keep
public interest nroiiHed by an appar
ent warfare. If you will refrain from
mentioning us this owning we promise
to do all of your printing for you dur
ing tho next year free of charge. If
you hear of uuy member not irettiinr
his paper regularly, it is the fault of I
the boy, as they aro nil paid for.
have both had a very prosperous
year; mc water trouble was splendid
picking for us both, and the present
campaign now on is verv gratifying,
as eucn sine seems to bo willing to put
up liberally. Thuiikini; vou for past
assistance, we remain, yours truly.
T.1R TRmilNK.
Till: MAIL.
President Colvig wus presented with
box of cigars with a well worded
speech by V, Osienbrugge, who men
tinned the steady intrust and loyalty
of the presiding officer.
Secretary Miller submitted the fol
lowing nnnuiil report:
Amount received from former
secretary, February !i IMS.. h:i.(7
lieceived from 1H07 subscrin
tin list fluo.sn
lieceived from KIDS subscrip-
list auoi.nu
lees ami dues lil.1ll.nn
Christian Science chinch for
i"om rent iiii.tio
District I'uir n ipts 7:14.70
Twenty per cent of fair pre
Illinois H.'t5.L'3
Lilly Hay, donation of fair
premiums
4.0G
.40
Telephone charge refunded
Sale of 1110 . Ilolticull u ro
Tribune numbers
s.on
.55
Sale of booklet envelopes. . . .
'rneecils of carnival queen
contest
'roeeeds of dunce and ball
game for band uniforms
.13.35
31S.20
Sale of 1IIIMI booklets SS.IHl
Kenl estate licenses 13110.00
I'ostnltice order rec.Mvid for
postage on booklets .25
lotul receipts $7ti:t7.Pl
Disbursements.
For advertising inohdingudda
in iiiUKur.inoH and papers,
booklets, wrapper, pontage
Htationery, oto $fi4Ki.34
.'or general expenses, includ
ing secretary's salary, room
rent, lights, telephone, apples
cle.itiiiig rooms, etc lSf.0.17
Amount iu deposit in bank ,. 'J2r..rtfi
Amount of cash on hand 07.. S4
'F'dnl $7(;t7.il
"I take pleasure in presenting this
report to the club and dtblsdddddgk
report to the club and to mate that tho
year emU with tlie club out of debt.
We will have payment to make in n
fey, vvot'kH on the new booklets and it
will be seen with a ha'aiu'e of J!3,40
that funds will have to be raised iu ex
t'esH of the present "uovine. 1 believe
that Medford l:a attracted and held
more than her sare of the people that
have come to the cuiist to locate during
the past year, and from many indica
tronstimis there will tu a greater ntiiu
her of people, by thousands romo to
the coast during the early spring and
summer of this year than ever before
during a like period. With Medford
and the valley so well known and the
influence of the new booklets which
the committee will imtko the finest that
has ever been issmd by any community
or eity, Mrdford eeitainly ought to
gi t her share and more too, of those to
come.
" During the timo between Febru
a iv f und loeomher M wc received
0M7 direct iiiquirk's from the ads
plr.eed in magiinca uud newspaper,
about .1(1 per cent mon than for the
lame period of W7.
"As a general thing the members
of the club have p.iid dtdhdeir dues
promptly and those who have sub
scribed to the advertising fund and
wlio are not menihori of the club have
done equally well. From knowledge
of the working of the Commercial clubs
in the neighboring rides. 1 believe the
Medford people hnvc pnid more liber
ally nihl have rveeivod returns in pro
pottoMi, tliHti n u v otVT citv in Oregon, i
1 believe that we c.io keep this Up.
" liespectfullv submitted,
"A H. MIM.ER, SWrfltary."
And then it was all over. The Urge
number who hail gathered remembered
it was near midnight and a pleasant
evening was left behind by the ban
queters. who departed with tho Hatel-
rigg orchestra playing. "I m Afraid
I to (to Home iu the Dark."
!
STEPHENSON ASKS COUNCIL
TO PAY QUARANTINE BILL
Council met iu regular session Mou
day evening, uud in the absence of
Mayor, Hopkins, preii.Ji.nt of the coun
cilKylc presided, says the Herald. Tho
usual grist of bills were audited and
allowed, except in the matter of sus
tenance accounts presented by C. E.
Stephenson incurred while liiuilelf and
family wore quarantined on account of
alleged small pox. These hills were
not allowed but were returned to tho
claimant to bo presented to the county
court upon tne ground that the county
health officer establisled the quaran
tine without any consultation with the
town authorities and after nine days,
also on his own nnthoriiy ho raised the
quarantine in violation of the state law
which provides for an isolation of
days. It was also reported to the board
unofficially, that another case had been
quarantined by tho same county officer
as small pox and that after a few days
it was decided that the patient wus
sintering from nieaslec.
KILLS MAN WHO ENTICED
WIFE FROM HER HOMfi
DENVER, Oil., Jau. 8. An ndv r
tisement for na actress to accompany
'. t'uvier Diiry on a vaudeville tojr
wiib tho first step in a tragedy win
resulted yesterday in the kiiii'i;' or
Dury by C Burdette Bill.. Tho adver
tisement, inserted iu n Denver paper
attracted tho attention of Mm Hell
whose husband was working in Lara
mie, Wyo., and she called on Dury.
Dury told tho voting wife stories !
I stage lite which onchui led her unit
week ugo alio left her mother's home,
taking with her her baby und 1.1: t i
live with In.r-y, who previously Vil left
his wife at an outduor tesort in Knob--wood.
Roll, hearing of his wifoV li ft
ion, liurrod bnck from Laramii und
for days walked tho st'eets of D iver
lookiing ''or his wife and Durv. I'" -ally
ho b nited them at a rooming h'uis.
Thongi: Mrs. Dell pbuded for D.i-v's
life H. II shot and killed him. Hell t ihl
the police lt.ter that Doty hud nltait el
him first, bill milled: "I did what
thought v-'ss my duty."
MONEY 7 OSS IN FL1FS
ANO MOSQUITO Lft
BALTIMOHE, Mil., Jan. S.-r-Dr. L.
(). Howard, secretary of the American
association for the Advancement of
yeieuee n ml an entomology expert in
the Agricultural department, told the
association today that fliea and mos
quitoes cost this country hundreds of
millions of dollars overy year. Deaths
come from typhoid fever they spread.
he aaid, and the reduc-M value of real
estate due to mosquitoes Ib enormous.
The development of New Jersey iB
held back by the buzting pest, he said.
Philadelphia could not carry on dairy
industries because the mosquitoes an
noyed the cows so thf v could not give
alt the milk they should.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, Lewis
wns today reelected us tho head of the
United Mine Workers of America,, lie
defeated John II. Walkrr, of Illinois.
TRUTH ABOUT
MAKING SPRAY
The Portland Journal of January
.1 contains the following regarding the
spraying of apples:
"Moutttvilla, Or., Jan. 3. To the
Kditor of the Journal: In the Journal
of January U there appeared an edi
torial under the caption, 'Winter
Spraying.' The closing sentence of the
editorial, 'No one can uft'ord to refuse
to spruy.'-is all right, but many errors
were apparent iu this editorial. I have
s preyed thousands of different trees
under various conditions and in differ
ent localities and what 1 am about to
state is the result of experience, obser
vatiou and study.
''Lime and sulphur solutiou caunot
he made at home aa cheaply as at the
factory, if the farmer's time aud fuel
i4 worth auything. Advocating home
made spray solutions Is like ad vac at
iug home spnu jeans, breeches and home
knit sox. The fruit farmer has too
much else to do to stop hit work and
boil time aud sulphur.
"Lime and sulphur solution will kill
Sau Jose scale if Kpplied strong
nough. but it is not a cure all; will
not coutrol apple aud pear scab; has no
off ct ou codlin moth: does not kill
aterpillars, and taken all together is
of but little or no value as a summar
spray.
Furthermore, in proportion as lime
and sulphur solution has been used.
Bordeaux mixture has become ineffect
ive. At the meeting of the State Hor
ticultural society, and the Northwest
Fruitgrowers association this fact was
clearly brought out. In Hood river
they had a terrible loss from apple
seab last year, although they have
sprayed to excesa with broe aud sulphur
for the past 15 years.
"My conclusions are, spray by ail
means, but do so intelligently.
"W. H. ADDIS. ' ,
There is no activity in which there
in wider difference of opinion that
among horticulturists. The condition
in natural, for the industry on enlight
ened lines is yet dpt. in Oregon. As
its authority for the statement that
lime and sulphur aprny is an effective
agent ill controlling San .lose scale, the
Journal quoted the Agricultural college.
I'rnfegNor Cordley is also authority for
the Journal's statement that lime and
sulphur is an effective summer spray
for apple scab, and wth an ingredient
of Paris green or animate of lead Ib
likewise efficacious for codlin moth,
preferable, in fact, to Bordonux mix
ture. Tho Agricultural college authorities
huve been working for some time on
the problem and with satisfactory re
sults. The spray was employed this
season in the college i.rchnrd and the
very best results obtained.
The effectiveness of sprays of all
kinds is largely measured by the com
pleteness nf the application. Many
failures come from failure to make the
contact perfect. It is this fact that
fteu leads to the difference of view
with respect t o spray a. Ed i tor Jour
nal.
Local experience Iihb conclusively
leinoust rated the truth of the statement
thftt lime and sulphur solution cannot
he made at home as cheap nor na care
fully an that made by the Grunt Pass
Cuunery Hampson 's Spray. 250
MERCHANTS LUNCH
STARTING DKCEMBBR
28, WE WILl. I'Ur N
MERCHANTS' T.UNl.ti
FROM 11:30 A. "i. UNTIL
S P. M.
PRICK 3B
THE LOUVRE
Classified Advertisements
WAMTBB.
WANTED Hora.8 to board by (he
aiootb. Pl.iJty of good, clean bay, good
warm barn; term. $6 per mouth. No
horaM tak.u for less than one month
Walter Moore, Phoenix. 250
TaKTX!D T desire family washing to
do. I go to the house and wash by the
day. Prices reasonable; satlsfactiou
guaranteed. Mrs. M F. Schaenfele,
Medford, Or. Box 2A, boute No. 1 2M
WANTED tlirl for general house
work; $1 a dey wage.. Address Box
rOB'szix.
FOR SALE An elegast lot of new
furnituro. direct from the east, at bar
gain prices. For particulars apply M.,
The Tribune. '
FOR KKNT Two furnished rooms with"
electrie light and batb. Mrs. V. V
h'ifart, Norrh D St., Medford. 250
FOB RKNT Mix room house, corner of
Vuioe. ard Heventli streets. Ram
sey. 251
FOR BALE OooU horsj for sale .heap,
half mile south of citv limits. G. L.
LlnxwUler. 261
FOR RENT Furnisned rooms for light
housekeeping, corner Fifth and H. two
blocks north Presbrtenan charrh. 231
FOR SALE House-, lots and land in
Phoenix, or ii traett to suit from one
acre to 640 acres. Matt Calhoun, Phoe
nix, Or.
FOB SALE Extra dry cordwood. fir
and pine, ti.r wood, oak, fir and pine.
F. Oseabrugge, 8tudebaker Bros. Co.
wareroome. Telephone 361. 262
FOUND,
small purse containing
trinkets of value to a child; the little
owner may have samo by calling at
this offic and describing contents;
ad fre.
aprflllil
WHEN ice wove into our ucv location in
tlie Mission block, ice iciil combine
with the Medford Meat Co. and con
dart a conijilctc Family Market, to
be known as the "Itex Grocery Co." Our policy
will still be "Cash," as we have found it pleases
much better in the iomj run than credit. It
pleases because it permits us to sell to you much
cheaper.
The meat sold will be cure fully selected stock,
uyed in cold storage. Our lard will be as ever,
pure hog fat only, white and clean. When served
our breakfast bacon will be found lo be the, crisp,
snappy kind that means "come ayain" custom
ers. Country style sausage made as clean as the
"Dutch." As ever, our grocery department will
be the largest and most complete, the prices the
smallest and most insignificant to be found in
Medford,
Remember, "The Mission Block after Febru
ary 1." MILLER & EWBANK.
Ladies'Shoes
NARROW WIDTHS
$3.00 TO $4.00 VALUES
$1.85
KIDD'S Bi&Sboe Sale
TONIGHT
At The Grand
WRE8TMNU CONTKST BKTWEEX
JACK WELCH
01' MRPKOIt!) AND "
LOUIS WALTERS
OF (IOM) HIM.. r
A lively bout is .'insured, as (hoy aro both good men, anil Mr.
WelBh ugrg to throw Mr. Walters two Halls in M minutes or for
feit jto. Not an exhibition, but a genuine contest, that has never
before been :;eeu for less than r.H rents. The (Iran i p prieo, 10 cents.
3Hrs. 3rme
instructor of "Piano. Tlsct ittetrjoo
Stuolo at 3U,l4nc. 5!crlb Or,. Strl
NOTICE OF FIRST MEKTINO OF
CREDITORS.
Iu the district court of the United
States for the District ef Oregon.
Iu the matter of J. A. Stevens, A. A.
Stevens and D. A. Hnsr. as the .lack
sou County Lumber Company, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy;
To the creditors of:
J. A. Stevens A. A Stevens ami D.
A. Houar, as the Jurksrr Couutv Lum
ber Company, of Oregm, in the' county
of Jackson, ami district aforesaid, a
bankrupt.
Notice is herel-r g.vvn that ou the
Sth day of December. A. D. Ijios. the
eaid .1. A. Mtovens, A A. Steveus' and
l. A. Honar, as the Jackson County
Lumber Company, :is dulv n.lin,li".
eated bankrupt; and Oiat the nrst meet
ing of its creditors will be hel.l at M...1.
:fon. in Jackson couetv. Orrtmti. on
the loth day of January. A. D. l!0o.
at 2 o "clock in the afttrnoon. at. which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, npvoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business es may properly
come before said meet teg.
JOHN S. OIITH.
25T Referee in Bankruptcy.
TAKE NOTICE.
A FEW UNREDEEMED TlTAMOwna
IN THE MEDFORD IOAN OFFICE
FOE SA1E AT GREAT BARGAINS.
ALSO OVER 200 UNREDEEMED
WATCHES FOR KALE VERT
CHEAP. WF. NEED MONrv
AT-
H'fampton 3$aacs
Prepaid BailroaS Orders.
"Something whicb is of considerable
interest to the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is tkp system of prepaid orders now in
offect between stations of the Southern
Paetfto company and all points inlno
United States. By means of tbjs system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the uHled States and
mailed or telegraphed direct to tbj
party wishing to come here. Sleeper
arcommodations and small amounts .,t
cash in confection with these tickels
nay also oe forwarded at the sanu
time. 1
tf
Gregory's Baby Show.
Conditions and privs Time, Sun.
'lav, January 3. February 1. Judges
three well known Medford ladies not
to be announced until dy f judging.
Prizes r. gold and coot of pactures
refunded for best looking baby 1 to
-0 months.
All children in Medford and Jackson
county eligible. Children to he judged
by photos must be ee.binet siie. 8pe
eial reduction in prices during eon
test. 251
SENATE COMMITTE IS
IN FAVOR SALARY INCREASE
WASHINGTON". Jin. S. The senate
committee on finance today , reported
providing an increase in the salary of
the president from fifty to a hundred
thousand dollars.