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Realty transfers are uu to the
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There is a growing demand for
small acreage tracts at reason
able prices.
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and timber locations or relinquish
ments, minigs property handled.
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will find a buyer if your price is
right.
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5700 5-rooin cottage, 2 lots
3000 9 -room house, 2J-a acres
1600 7-roorn house, •< acre
3500 7-room house, 2'X acres
1000 business block. 12% inc.
3200 60 acres, will subdivide
♦200 2k acres, orchard land
8925 28'c acres, well improved
150 0 0 40 acres, income property
1620 120 acres. 3000 cords wood
2500 0 210 acres, alfalfa and fruit
12000 240acres, mining and fruit
fruit land
1000 9 acres,
5000 10 acres bearing orchard
700 0 40 acres, 27 i'l orchard
6500 : 00 acres including saw mill
75000-20 acres, highly improved
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SCHOOL MEETING
W. W. IRVING & CO
HANNA AND THE
MEDFORD CHARTER
lacksonville.
Oregon
COUNTY OFFICIALS
TAKE
OFFICE
A tag from a 10-cent piece will count FULL value
Pursuant to a notice a school meet
ing was held in school district No .
last Wednesday, and Dr. T. 1’. Shaw
was elected to the board for three
years, to succeed Peter Applegate'
Gus Newbury was re-elected clerk.
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A tag from a 5-cent piece will count HALF value
T obacco
DIED
BROWN’ At the home of T. C. Norris
in this city, Wednesday, July 8, 190S.
I Thomas H. Brown, a native of Nor.h
Carolina.
Mr. Brown moved here from Sams
Valley about two years ago, where he
had a large farm. Interment was in
Antioch cemetery. Friday. July, 10.
1908.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
William T. Wilder and Lola F. Perk-
erson.
Harry Hicks and Pauline Dethiefsen.
Marion S. Centers. and Josephine
Childers.
Loren C. Cockerline, and Edirh Be
croft.
Lindley Neathamer. ami Annie Mc-
Lellan.
with valuable tags
T
>
Save your tags from
HORSE SHOE
GRANGER TWIST
MASTER WORKMAN
STANDARD NAVY
J.T,
Old Statesman
Oitl Peach
Tinsley’s 16-ox.
Sailor’s Frida
Old Honesty
Big Four
Eglantine
Black Bear
Tenpanny
Monday the reigns of the county
Jolly Tar
were turned over to the new officials.
Pick
Natural teal
W. N. Tinsley’s
Judge Jam<s R. Neil assumed control
Spear Hoad
Natural Laat
Bridle Bit
ivy
ot the county’s business, and will con
duct the affairs of the taxpayers in a
Tags from the above brands are good for the following and niiiiiy cth
businesslike manner. The Judge made
useful presents as shown by catalog :
no promises before election which will
Judge Hanna, in the circnit court. not be lived up. He promised an hon
Thursday filed a written opinion de est, business-like administration and
Gald Cuff Buttons—50 Tags
French Briar Pipe—50 Tags
Lady’s Pocketbook —jt> Tags
fining his position overruling the de the people of Jackson county can ex
Fountain Pen—100 Tags
Leather Pocketbook—80 Tajs
Pocket Knife—4J
murrer filed by Attorney W. M. Colvig pect just what he promised. He prom
English Steel Razor—50 Tags
Steel Carving Set—200 Tags
Playing Cards—.--J Fag i
for the prohibitionists in the mattes of ised to have the books experted if the
Gentleman's Watch—200 Tags
Best Steel Shears—75 Tags
60-yd. Fishing Reel—60 Tags
J. C. Hall vs. Geo. W. Dunn, enjoining people of county so desired. The ex
the county court from declaring pro pense of ixperling the books would
Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which
hibition in effect in Jackson county. install a system of present owner
to
redeem
tags, If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write
The opinion in part says: “At first ship books in the aseessor's office.
Which
would
be
more
beneficial
to
the
us for catalog.
thought one must seriously doubt the
fact of the legislature ever conferring taxpayers? Wilber A Jones, the
Tire
Setting
Machine
such unusual powers upon the city of new sheriff, ascended the throne of
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
Medford or any other corporation, but office Monday and by evening had the The above is a good illustration of the
office
organized
anti
new
tire
setting
machine
recently
in
the work well in
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.. St Louis, Mo.
after the adoption of the initiative we
can expect almost any freak legislation. hand. Mr. Jones is not a stranger in stalled by M. A. Eddy.
Mr. Eddy, in installing this machine,
Looking at the law, we find that the the court house, he having served as
shows
progressiveness as well as assist
assessor.
Robert
B.
Dow
will
be
the
legislature of 1905 granted Medford
a charter, and the same was filed in deputy in the sheriff’s office and will ing in developing the country. The
COUNTY COURT
Guardian Roy L. Berry et al; order Astoria, suggests that the Oregon
the office of the secretary of state no doubt, prove to be an able officer. machine tightens the band without heat
appointing W. S. Hursal guardian.
Development League take up the
thus
prolonging
the
life
of
the
rim.
James
Owens
succeeds
George
Brown
cf Interest to Jackson County
February 7, of that year; that sul-
»
matter of good roads throughout Oreg-
as
couuty
commissoner.
Mr
Owens
fax Payers
division 19 of section 25 of said charter
Forty-four different people competed on' Tbe Jud*e makes the suggestion
in defining the powers of the council is well known throughout the county. GREAT GATHERING
for prizes offered by the Cherry Fair that some caf>able men be en,Ployed b>
W.
T.
Grieve
will
retire
Peter
Apple
NEW CASES.
of said city charter reads as follows:
the State to educate the people of
gate as assessor in January. Mr. Grieve
OF MEDICAL MEN Elmer E. Throop vs. Mae Throop at the Dalles and there were 681 boxes every
“Section 19. To license, tax, regu- should go into office with a new set
community in the common
of cherries on the tables.
suit fur di o‘Ce.
late or prohibit barrooms, drinking of present ownership books.
wealth along these lines.
(Special Correspondence.)
Portland people generally celebrate
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sh ! s, billiard rooms, bowling alleys,
F. Y. Allen vs. The Pearl mining Co.
County Clerk Coleman, Recorder
One of the most interesting gather suit to foreclose lein.
the Fourth at other points. The Holi
Always keep a bottle of I. W. H arpek
d lice houses, and all places wherein Burnett, Treasury Cronemiller, J.
day w as universally observed and the whiskey in sight Good to look at and
spiritous, malt or vinous liquors are sold Percy Wells, Surveyor Grisez and Cor ings yet held in the Convention Hall of
Alonzo Ord vs. George Ura action to | city was practically deserted.
good to taste; and what’s more a benefit
the Portland Commercial Club was that
or kept for sale, irrespective of any oner Kellogg were re-elected.
to your health. Sold by
of the Oregon State Medical Society, recover money
general Jaw of the state on this subject
County judge C. J. Trenchard, of
E.- H. H elms .
PROBATE
COURT
which
adjourned
Friday
night
the
most
enacted by the legislature or by the
im|M>rtant three days meeting in the
BASEBALL
people at large; provided that no license
Estate George S. Marsh deceased
j history of that organization. Dr. R.C. order appointing administrator.
for the sale of spiritous. malt or vinous
liquors shall be granted for any less
The basebail game at Ashland on Coffey of Portland retired front the
Estate Squire Griffin deceased, order
amount than is or may be provided by the Fourth between Ashland and position of president, to give place to appointing day for final settlement, i
Dr.
W.
H.
Bird,
of
Salem,
The
Sec
the general laws of the state in force Jacksonville was won by the locals by
Estate Nancy A. Heard deceased,
at the time of the granting thereof.” a score of 17 to 5. The locals were retary, Dr. Williams House of Portland,
order for final dicharge of C. C. Pressley j
was
re-elected
for
the
year,
ensuing
“Corporations may be so formed unable to learn the lay of the grounds
administrator with will annexed.
under general laws, but shall not be until the first half of the eighth when Among those present were famous
physicians
and
surgeons
from
the
Estate John Coleman deceased, order
created by the legislative assembly by they scored 12 runs. The game stood
special laws. The legislative assembly three to five in favor of Ashland at East, while both Washington ami Idaho made for report accompanying final
shall not enact, amend or repeal any the close of the seventh, but when the were represented by splendid delega account.
Estate Jefferson Brumback deceased, '
municipality, city or town. The legal locals went to the bat in the eighth tions. The next meeting of the Socie
voters of every city and town are here everything seemed to go their way. ty will be held in Seattle, at the order continueing fiinal hearing.
Exposition,
by granted power to enact and amend The three men up made safe and filled Alaskan-Yukon-Pacific
Guardian James F. Coss: order made
their municipal charter, subject to the the bags, the fourth walked, a two jointly with the Washington and Idaho giving temporary custody to H. M. Coss.
constitution and criminal laws of the bagger was next with Wendt at bat Associations, and it is the purpose of
Estate Grandville Oaylor, order made
state of Oregon."
who cleared the bases with a safe to the medical men of the Pacific North discharging administrator.
Th legidature cannot confer even left center and a bad throw to infiele. west to make that meeting one of the
t t .<■ people any greater power than it Eleven runs were made with no one most important held in the United
possesses. I f lhe legislature cannot un- down. A misunderstanding arose be States.
No state in the Union is spreading
d r the constitute n as amended eith< r tween the two teams al the beginning
enact, an end or repeal any muncipal over a man brought down from Rose more high class advertising matter
ci ar <-r, it cannot confer upon the peo- burg to pitch for Ashland. A written than Oregon. The splendid booklets
p e the light to do so except as pruvid- , agreement was entered into between issued to present the claims of Yam
e ■ by s -id amendment, which places the two teams wherein it specified that hill County, Albany and Linn County,
s e i power exclusively in the hands of i a man must be ". resident of the town Grants Pass, Roseburg, Medford, and
t e legal voters of the city <rtown.
w hich he represents for a period of 30 Ashland, are superior to those issued
“It is urged that the- plaintiff has days prior to the date of the game. by the commercial bodies of other
mistaken his remedy, that he is not en- 1 This man would not have strengthened states. Easter. Oregon is not being
tile! to a heating in equity. It is true Ashland in the least, but it was not neglected, and this character of ad I
liai a party is not entitled to relief by j according to contrait so the locals vertising cannot fail to have an
advantageous effect, and other com I
i.ijuneiioa where he has a plain, speedy objected.
munities should see that their claims
anti adequate remedy at law. But eon- '
are
not overlooked.
NOTICE
• ding plaintiff's contention as to the
Dayton has come into line with the
rights and powers conveyed under said
All parties are hereby notified tu
charter, has he a plain, speedy and I cut all grass near fences and sidewalks other live centers of Yamhill County ■
adequate remedy at law ? If the order | and keep same cut and trimmed, This by organizing an active commercial
against which he is moving should lie precaution is taken to prevent tire. club. .Manager M. O. Lownsdale, of
the Yamhill County Development
made by the county court lhe law would I By order City Board.
League, held a meeting there the
not come to his defense or relief until
other night and raised $850. for ad ver
he has been arrested, indicted and plac- |
I’amtn' time's a-comin,’
tising purposes.
ed upon his trial I am compelled to |
Weather's gettin* dear.
think the complaint states a cause of
Albany College begins her first an
People's gettin' restless
suit anil that the plaintiff is entitled1
nual Summer Bible School July 17th,
Shortly you kin hear
to be heard in equity. 1 Under this rule
continuing untill the 27th. The speak
All th' folks a-callin'
of the law the demurrer ■ must be over-
ers are from Oregon and six other
“Hurry up with that paint."
ruled.
For Hostetter Jit Zook, you see.
states. It isa new idea an out doori
Are never very late.
1 very seldom set out in writing my
school.
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decision when passing u | hiii a case,
knowing full well that the reasoning of
If U ne
a suing machine drop a
the lower court in reaching a decision postal ci
to G. W. Johnson,
will not be enquired into by the appel All makes
machines from $5.00 to
late court, and I have departed from $75.00. Medford Pharmacy.
10-tf-
the rule in this case principally from
Medford’s Charter Holds Good
in the Eyes of the Court—One
can Expect Anything Through
the initiative.
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Parts of the City
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r
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Gray Cotton Sheet Blankets
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White Cotton Sheet Blankets
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All Wool Blankets in White,
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the fact that misinformed, though |>er-
Imps well meaning individuals, actuated
b their zeal in the cause of prohibition,
have addressed anonymous communica-
t ion ti ire under the idea that the
court could act in this matter under
ho indivi ua t'e-lings. not realizing
■ hat a judge would be unworthy his
seat upon the bench who would decide
a case upon his personal feelings or I
upon mu clamor ut the public except I ♦»’>
as i hey accord with tile law as under > t Î •
stood t>y tulli.
I
No uecisioii ot other courts have «!• i
been elicti ,o materially ahi the court
in passing upon this ease, as no direct
\\
prettdeni upon the main question in
voiced has been tounu by the id e ai
lorney s in the case or Uy my sell.
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