THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1900.
CRY FOR MIGHTY HUNTER
GOES UP IN RIVERTON
WINSTKK, C..1111., Kiuil. "Whmi
will Teddy Im Imi'k from AfiieuT"
linked K. A. MriiiNon of ltiverton ux
eiletlly today iim he entered u newM.
puper ol'1'ice here. "Wo have. jol
noiiiii liiii' liiiiilin for liini hut in our
villiiKe, mill I know tliu primmim of
Hid jjient hi-ant slayer would ul IiiiihI
nerve, lo ouit Iho fear of tint villii
orn." Tint quid of I Im niuhl in ltiverton
Iiiih Ihm'ii hrokcn by the IioIiwIm of ini
iiiuil whieli iiihuhiU Din ledum of tlio
west nidi- of the river, hunt iiilil
about I) o'clock iU yell were hoiird
no dihlinetly in Din villii((i tliut Mini
Hon mid oIImth who happened to be
out lulo );iit indooiH in ii jiffy.
Siiiiiii people thing tin iiiiiiiuil ix
IIIOOHC, tt-jl OtllCTH Illdil'VI) it tu lie II
I" i'K liieiuhel' of I lie cutiiiiioiiiil I n in
ily. WililcntM are known to intent
(Im ledge whenee I he cry cinnc.
Noun of llicli rcniilciiiH Iihvk ilnrcd lo
iiiviidii I lie iiiiIiiiiiI'm lnir, lull DeunU
Sullivmi will ko out with n piiKMc of
lllllltlTH lit MIOII IH n Hllllly Of glllllt
mill ii in it ii it i t cuii lie proi-tued,
i
IRON TRADE RUNNING
AHEAD OF ALL RECORDS
CI.KVKLANI). Sept. , - Tin- Iron
Trmlc Itcvicw of tomorrow will Hiiy :
"In fcpitn of Hu trenieudoiiH prudilet
ioiiK f furiuieex mid iiiIIIk of I lie
Vnited Sliiles Slcel ( 'in punil ion mid
independent inleresN, nil ennipiiliien
lire now hiivinu' crenl dif'fieullieH in
milking deliveries Mdlinfiietory to eon-Hiiiiii-rs.
liiihed mi liyutvs of ucliv
tlic o fur Hum mouth, it in certain
Hint Hie Steel eorpiiinliun will hreiik
it ng i prodtielinii reenrril liy be
twweu .'H.fMIO mid 1(10,(1110 ton; will
net it new record fur ore shiinenl
mid will show total xliipuiiMiN of fin
ished liuileriiils of over 1)00,00(1 toiiH,
n figure lienr iioiinal. All kuhsidiiir
ii'K hluiw a inarked ineieue in output
no far Ihix uiontli, pnrlieiituVly in pic
iron mid billets. The hillel mill nt
Gary ha lieen Marled running on
forKiui; hillels mid the (lary rail mill
will turn out 10,0011 lunx thin iiioiilh.
ELABORATE RECEPTION FOR
JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS
SKATTLK, Kept. :.-I Wly-nix
roprpueiiliitiven of tint eoiniiieroinl in
leriiHlH of Japan, who have, henii dun
iiialeil hy their Kovcrnuieul uu' hon
orary I'oiiiiuiMHioiierH, will Im the
KiiuhIh of tliu hour ul Hid Japan day
cclehrulioii at the Aliihkii-Yu'koii-l'ii-eil'ie
cxpoHition Saturday. The par
ty, which iirrived recently on the
AliiiiutHolii from the orient, itf liemled
hy Huron Kichi ShihiiHUwii, prcHident
of the Fii hI Hunk of Jiijiuii, us chair
mm). Thet loeul Jiipunoki! have, ruined
$10,011(1 for tho Japan day cclchrit
tion at tliu cxpoHition, whicli will he
douhllcHH Hid iiiokI hrilliiiiit day that
will he held at (lie fair. Five, thoii
Hiiud Japiim.'Hii liuileriiH will ho hung
through (he groundx. The parade
through the ground will have over
11 Hiniihuiid Japanese dressed ill their
native eosl nines in its lines mid there
will also he ten floats representing
various features of Japanese history
mid mythology.
KEEP YOUR BEES AT HOME;
IF YOU DON'T LOOK OUT
APPLES WILL BEAT '
'POSSUM DINNER
SI'OKANK. Wash.. Sept. 3. Spo
kane i preparing to (five President
Tuft ii dinner thai heeume even mora
famous than the "possum dinner1' of
tho Month. Ill the hall of the Dopes,
nt TlfiviMiport'ii, claimed to ho the fin
ant hiiiupielintf room in the world, the
rresidlcnt will he impressed Villi the
fnel that Spokane is the home of the
big red nppln.
The finest specimens of applet
grown in the Inland F.inpire will he
used iu the depuration, nearly 20,
000 npiles being used for this pur
pose alone. Apples will he served
wherever possible on the nlahorale
menu, and vnrions viands will he serv
ed in Ihe' liollowed-out shell of (he,
largest apples (frown nnywhere.
NOTICK TO CONTHACTOrtS.
Nolieo is hereby (tiven that the city
council of tho city of Medford. Ore
gon, will receive sealed proposal for
Ihn conel ruction of lateral seiveis as
follows, to-wit:
A 0-inch Intern sewer along Itiv-
ersidu iiveiiiie u distance of )')() feet.
An H-inch lud nil sewer lilting Hose
avenue n distance of (!!() feet.
An 8-inch lateral sewer iiloiiif North
Oakdalc avenue, from llauiilton to
Third street.
A 0-inch lulernl sewer iiloiiff Simi-
ni it aveiiui! n distimco of (iOO feet. .
A (1-inch lateral newer uloiijf West
Third htreet from North Oakdaln live
nun to Holly street.
A 0-inch lateral sewer nloii(f Hum
illon street from west end of street
lo North Oukdalo nvcuuo.
A 0-inch Intend sewer nlonpr alley
throned block 2.r.
A (l-iiieb littoral sewer nlnng alley
beliveen d'Anjoii street mid Central
nvenun from Eighth street to Ninth
slreet.
A (1-inch lateral sewer nlonp; Or
nii)fO slreet between Eighth street ami
Tenth street.
All bid must be filed with tho cily
recorder on or beforo 4 :30 p. m. Scji
(ember 7, 1000, and accompanied by
a certified cheek payablo to tho city
treasurer of said cjty oiinl to five
per cent of the contract price; check
to be forfeited to tho oily of Medford
in case tho successful bidder fails to
enter into contract for same. Con
tractor to furnish all labor and male-
rinls necessary lo c.ompleto said sew
ers. Plans and specifications may
bo had for said improvement by call
in); at or addressing tho cily. engin
eer's office.
Done by order of tho city council
of the city of Medford. Oregon, this
!:id dav of August. 1900.
ROBT. W. TET.FI'.R.
City Recorder.
WINKTKH, Conn.. Sept. .- Ilee
owners must keep their bees ill home,
or pay damages if they sting people
is the purport of a decision by Jus
tice of the peace ('. Ii. Alwood of
Wiilcrtown.
Chillies fields mid Ki'aiik (lilinoie,
next door neighbors keep bees.
Fields ami his wife testified that Oil
more, s bees slung both of them, in
eiipucatiiig Fields from work. Fields
dcmuiided $100 damages.
The n(ings were inflicted hy the
bees while the witnesses were minding
Ihier own business on thicr own
premises; therefore the bes, counsel
for Fields claimed, were transgress
ors. ,
The court awarded Fields Jfil(i.r5
anil costs.
IRRIGATION MFN
VISIT HERMIST0N
PKNUI.F.TON, dr., Sept. .1. The
senate irrigation 'commitlco iirrived
in Ilcrmi-t'.ii this morning. A number
. t .11. ....... , . . ,
in. i i'imii'-iiiii people wein io nermis- j
ton todu.y lo timet them to show the
interest of this city in the subject of
irrigation, imd especially in the 1,'inu
tilla project. The committee will be
invited to make a short stop in Pen
dleton. The committee travels by spe
cial train mid will leave lierimston
for the eu.st at 8 o'clock this evening.
NOTICE.
Customers wanled at tho Rogue
River Fish Co. Do not forget, chick
ens for Sunday, all kinds of fresb
f'wh, hlirimps, oysters, etc.
Bijou Theatre j
Entire Change of Program
Illustrated Songs
The Chicago Trio
In a New Act
Why pay 10 cents for a few moving pictures when for 5 cents more
you can seo u high grude vaudeville act. hear illustrated songs, in ad
dition to a full picture program.
DON'T FORGET THE BAB Y CONTEST BEGINS TODAY. HAND IN
IN YOUR PICTURES.
For Sale
Necessity of owner compels this sacrifice offering on the follow
ing: Two lots, 50x161 feet, with 20-foot alley at rear; good soil,
good well with force pump, 5-room plastered house, newly papered
and newly painted outside and inside, electric lighted; this is a bar
gain at $1100; cash $712.50, good terms on balance. This must go
at once. Address Box 120. City.
Admission 10c and 15c
APPLES AND PEARS AND ALL KINDS OP
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific North
west. Not in the combine. Competes with all first
class nurseries.
L. E. HOOVER, Agent
Medford Iron Works
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machinist
All k!r.i' of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma-
chinery. Agents in Southern Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. t
GET AHEAD OF THE HOT
SEASON.
You can bid defiance to the beat
by having an electric fan put in po
sition. It doesn't cost very much,
either. If you haven't one, we can
fix you up i na short time, at the
least expense. We're general elec
tricians, and do all classes of work
in our line in the most thorough
manner. Jobbing skillfully and
promptly executed at lowest charges.
Portable lamps in all varieties.
R0EUE RIVER ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION CO
MEDFORD,
OREGON
Jargains in Real Estate
A few investments that will make money for you
40 acres fine fruit land near railroad station, $S0 per acre-, Y2 cash, ,
easy terms on balance at 0 per cent interest.
100 acres of the best orchard land in the valley, ONE MILE FROM
RAILROAD STATION, ViO per acre, ONE-FOURTH cash, easy
terms on balance at 6 per cent interest.
10 acres of choice orchard land close to railroad station, $100 DOWH
AND $10 A MONTH BUYS THIS. You will regret it if you
neglect to secure this ten acres on the above terms.
4 large city lots in West Medfo.-d joining Kenwood addition, $200 ea.
The owner of the above properties purchased them four years ag
before the advance in prices and will sell at a very' moderate profit.
Considering quality of land and location, these are among the
cheapest buys in the market todnv.
J.C.BROWN
Office In Palm Block, Upstairs' . . Medford, Oregon
LEST YE FORGE
.WE AGAIN REMIND YOU THAT AVE HAVE LATELY RECEIVED A CAR OF STRICTLY FRESH
HARD WALL PLASTER -4IAIR FIEER AND THAT, AS USUAL, OUR STOCK OF LUM
BER IS THE BEST TO BE HAD ANYWHERE; BUT IN ORDER TO MAKE YARD ROOM, AVE
ARE SACRIFICING AN ODD LENGTH OF 1 X 12 SURFACED COMMON LUMBER NOT THE
BEST, OF COURSE, BUT SOMETHING YOU CAN READILY FIND USE FOR NEARLY EVERY
DAY IN THE YEAR. COME AND LOOK IT OA'ER.
Woods Lumber Cosnp'y
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