RENTRAI. POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1902.
M r r . Than Ha Oouid Do.
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C a n n in g ’! W e d d in g .
It was ¡ ih interesting time at the
I was to be beat man, and Pitt, Can
i¡i> i <¡ ut' Doblis, nial Una U y wbeu the ning and Mr. Leigh, who was to read
llu tul* came out hito the hall Dobbs the sen-lee, (lined with me before the
V as lu a stato o f excitement equal to marriage, which was to take place In
au election ulgbt.
Brook street. W e had a eoach to drive
"W ell, doctor?" ha «aid Inquiringly, there, and as we went through that
grabbing the i«hyalclan'a coat front narrow part, near what was then Swal
with both hand».
low street, a fellow drew up against
“ Twlu*,” responded the doctor brief- ; ho wall to avoid being run over and,
peering Into the eosch, recognised Pitt
1. a■
" n o w —how—many ?" he asked In a and saw Mr. Leigh, who was In full,
dazed manner.
canonicals, sitting opposite him.
"T he usual number," replied the doc
The fellow exclaimed, "W hat, Billy
ritt, and with a parson too?”
tor, smiling.
“ Oh, yea—ah—excuse me, doctor.
I said, "H e thinks you are going to
Tyburn to be hanged privately," which
Boys or girls?”
was rather Impudent o f me, but Pitt
"Boys.”
was too much absorbed, I believe, In
"B oys?”
thinking of the marriage to be angry.
"Y es.”
A fter the ceremony he was so nerv
"Then I’m a ruined manl”
••Ruined?” was the surprised answer. ous that he could not sign as witness,
and Canning w hispered to me to sign
"tVbat’s the matter with you?”
"W hy, doctor, for the last twenty without waiting for him. He regarded
years It's been all I could do to meet the marriage as the one thing needed \
the demands of my boys for my old to give Canning the position necessary
clothes, and now at my time of life to to lead a party, and this was the
have to commence to wear tw o pairs eause of his anxiety about It, which I
o f trousers at once In order to keep would not h iv e believed had I not w it
up with thu procession la more than I nessed It, though I knew how warm
can undertake. I see ruin with a big was the regard he had for Canning.
R staring mo in the face, and I can’t Ilud Canning been Pitt's own son I do
not think be could have been more In
make a move to defend myself.”
The doctor gave him a dose of chlo terested In all that related to his mar
riage.—“ Letters of John Hookham
ral to quiet hla nerves.
POLITICAI
For District Attorney,
I hereby aimounoe myself a s a candi
date for the nomination for District
Attorney subject to the action of the
Republican voter» of Jackson and
Josephine counties.
B. F. M ulkey .
S^ith \
M o lô fty
Senator Fulton addressed a large
audience at Medford Monday evening
on the issues of the campaign, at which
time he paid hi - respects to Kr. Heney
in vigorous style. He called Heney all
kinds of a liar and then some more and
gave his opinion of immunity baths and
land fraud “ persecutions” generally.
Mining. Machinery Arrives.
Twd cars o f mining machinery ar
rived at the local station last Sunday
consigned to the Electric Gold Mining
Co. This company is composed of
Indiana capitalists who have secured a
body of rich placer ground just over
the summit on the road between this
plao° and Gold HtlU* The ground is
said to be rich fôr a dredging propo
sition and the owners expect good re
turns once they get the plant in oper
ation.
Modern Woodmen Meet.
A county convention o f the Modern
Woodmen-of this county was held here
yesterday with same 20 ov. 25 delegates
in attendance.' George- Pèil, of Med
ford, who is prominent in Woodmen
circles in this county, was elected a
delegate to the state convention which
will convene in Ashland in June.
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"W EA R Y 'S ”
J. W. L aw to n ,
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Mister Toggery Bill,'
Medford.
Dear Sirr
I kent rest easie like till I tole voa
that what you dsne, unbenonst* mark
yew, fer a citizen of this unparallized
region —markyew this—
Three years ago I customed myself
like the pickens from a train wreck av
stage scenerie— When my close wus
new they humped under my ear,
cramped my knees,: an? J wuz. ferever
fixin’ buttons with wire nails. A fter
wearin’ a suit fer two years around the
farm when I ’d come tew town, a.little
girl’d yell out tew her maw, “ Muther.
oh. muther, one of the rag carpets he z
blew offen the line!” It wus tuff on
a delicate temperament like me.
One day three years ago, a spruce
young guy sneaked me into a store
marked “ Toggery,” and two entire out
casts an’ vildins held me while this
here spruce one crammed me violent-
like into a suit of-n ew close, choaked.
me with a dfirn biled shirt, an' set a
flam-de-doodle hat on my head
Then they dragged me in front av a
glass an’ I sez, “ Whose the smart ap
pearin’ gent storin’ at me in this here
glass?”
“ Uncle, it’s you,” stz the spruce
guy.
“ Holi spruce tree!” sez I, an’ my
chest began tew buck up.
Tew hours later, with a fine big black
5-cent ceegar burnm’ rank m my face,
I laid down the whatswhat to one of
them smarty apple buyers till he just
scared-like signed a contract callin’ fer
$2000 more fer my crop than I ever got.
An’ , Bill Toggery, that ere $30 av j
trimmin’s made me 6600 per cent in
one hour, an’ I a been garnishin’ up
periodicle ever since. It pays, durn it.
Your fren’,
A; GOLOSH)
P. S. —The spruee gay tole m* when
they burnt my old close - back of ths
store they got arrested! by that ere
helth bord.
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L. W. Coe disposed of his farm west
of town last Thursday to Henry Hull,
ef Medford-and Mr. Triechler, of North
Dakota, the consideration being $17,000,
(Lines in O regon )
The place contains 80 acres, 60 of
which is in alfalfa the remainder being
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Coe purchased this place six years ago
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date for the nomination o f County As
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voters at the coming primary election
Killing a King.
f ulton at Midford.'
a well-filled decanter has fire* ehoioe
, among “ choice spirits.” That “ little
I hereby announce myself as a candi drop, o f something” that sounds so
vague and’ mysterious, has really a
date for the office of County Assessor definite meaning when it is bought ot'
of Jacsson County, Oregon, subject to ua. It then means “ something g o o d ’ *
the action of the Republican voters of Everybody likes to blow their own horn
3aid county at the coming primary but our customers are the ones that
give us the most praise. They swear
election.
by the high quality Wines and Liquors
Respectfully,
that we handle. You’ ll do the same
after trying them.
W. T. G r i e v e .
Prospect, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1908.
For Assessor.
A Raxorlasa Race.
In all monarchies the killing o f the
king or emperor, the Law Journal of
London points out, "Is perhaps the
gravest form o f high treason.” The
Journal adds: “ In one country, Italy,
sentence of death cannot be Imposed,
a«d In 'Portugal we believe that capl-j
tal punishment Is nobused. If not abol
ished. Under the law o f treason of
the United Kingdom, which has been
applied to most o f the king's domin
ions abroad, with or without statutory
modifications, the killing o f the king
Is a capital offence by the statute o f
treasons. It Is there described as ‘com
passing or Imagining the death o f our
lord the king.’ By later legislation (of
1900) the elaborate provisions special
to trials for treason do not apply to ivs-
sassiuntlon of'th e sovereign or a direct
attompt on his life, and such offenses
are tried in the lam e manner as willful
murder. The resurt Is that In sub-*
stance, though not In form, the killing
of the sovereign Is triable and punish-
able In the same manner as the willful
murder of a subject, but the crowu
may direct the execution to be by de
capitation Instead of hanglxg.”
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parties will be run ii i this column at I
reasonable rates.
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beings reside on the Island of Yezzo,
adjoining Japan.
They are about
100,OCX) In number and are known to
the Japanese aa the “ Moalnoa” or “ all
hairy people." They have the entire
body covered with a profuse and re
markable growth o f hair, the* only ex
ception lielng that the faces of the
women are bare, hat usually stained
with a kind o f Jute© so as to resemble*
the beards o f the male».
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