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By
Gn. CHas. King
1 Aatbor of "The Colonel's
t DftURhtor," "Foos in Ambush,"
etc
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"Now. Mr. Lanier, there's the sltua
Uon. Do yon care to stay anything to
me, or would you prefer to take conn
ecir Anil Hoi) Lanier, leaning on hla el
bow, looked quietly tip In the colonel's
bearded face and answered:
"Colnr.el ftSgfa, I reckon both those
men think they're telling the truth,
and 1 tnny haTo to prove they're not"
"Do you Bocan you were there!"
queried old Rlgga In cenulne concern.
"There. sir? Of course I was there
quick ns I could get there, but not
quick enough, by any manner of
means."
Rlpps looked grave Indeed.
"You say you may have to prove It
was not you. Don't you know you'll
have to If these witaesses are further
snstalnrdv
"Fully !r. and when mj need Is
known Hxtp will be witnesses (or the
defense The doctor tell me Raff my
may not corns round la ten than
week. When the time arrives I'll be
ready."
That was the condition of affairs
wlieu the eighth aiid Qnal day of La
nier's close arrest arrived. "The Idea
of Bob Lanier spending Christmas In
hospital r said Mrs. Stannard. A.
sunshiny room on the ground floor of
the major's big house was duly pre
pared, uud thither Just before sunset
on Christmas eve our young soldier
wns piloted by Scbucbardt and Emits,
making the trip afoot across the rear
ward space, yet being remanded to a
huge easy chair and partial bandages
Immediately on his arrival.
"Black Bill.' with his tncquiplccc re
port, had gone back to Omaha to fur
ther mystify the adjutant general and
to eat bis Christmas dinner. At :s p. ra
the day before Christmas came n tele
gram from Arnold. Esq.. of Stand-
Ish Bay. Mass., unnouuclng that he
would leave forthwith for the west,
bringing his sister with him. The
Sumtcrs told Mrs. Stannard. and she
told Bob Lanier.
It has been said that this young gen
tleman was an outspoken fellow, with
a hit or miss way of saying things
when once his mind was made up, and
by thin time, it would seem he bad
made up his mind.
"Mrs. Stannard, if you think a girl
could stand the sight of such a Guy
Fawkes as this I would give much to
speak ton minutes to Miss Miriam Ar
nold." "You're not a Guy Fawkes," said
Mrs. Stannard. 'with fluttering heart.
"You've lost something of your mus
tache and eyebrows, but very little of
your good looks, only"
-Only what?"
"Why. It's going to bo much harder
to see her now than It was before be
fore nhi)" And Mrs. Stannard fal
tered. "Before she saw me playing St
Somebody or other at the- back win
dow and screamed? Nobody knows I
beard It except you, and you won't
tell. Moreover, it isn't about that that
I have to speak."
Mrs. Stnunard's bonny face showed
Instant disappointment.
"TlH'res there's another matter,"
said Bob. with trouble In his tones.
"1 so hopeJ" faltered that arch
matchmaker.
So did 1, Mrs. Stannard," said
downright Bob. "but not with charges
banclug over my head. First I've got
to meet the enemy."
And yet ho wished to see and speak
with Miriam, who not onco had set
foot out of doors since the night of tho
fire, wlioxe sweet face flamed at every
recurring thought of that incident,
whose nolf betrayal covered her with
shame mill confusion indescribable,
nho would give years of her young
life If she could only escapo from
Fort Gushing and hide herself a thou
sand miles away. But not until thnt
stem puritanical father should arrlvo
-was leaving to bo thought of. A week
flgone and tho tidings of his coming
would have filled her with dread. Now
she heard .thein with relief. Father
comluj:. and Aunt Agnes Aunt Ag
b's, wli" never before had been west
of the Hudson; Aunt Agnes, whoso
forbears had warred against witch
craft and woodcraft, against village
cronos and forest children, against
hi'lpliMs old women and stealthy young
flnvugi'. till without mercy when de
livered Into their bunds!
VYuh It In partial reparation for tho
rapine, lite swindling and stealing
dealt out by her pilgrim forefathers to
the Indian of, the east that Aunt Agnes
hnd heroine tho vehement champion of
the Indian of tho west? President of
h famous peace society was she and
secretary of the Standlsh branch of
the Friends of the Bed Man a raco
whom the original uud redoubtable
Miles had spirted and skewered and
shot without stint or discrimination.
Ajid now wiib Aunt Agues hastening
westwjd wJtb her brother to reclaim
their one ewe lamb from tho wolf pack
of the wilds and Incidentally to seo
for licm-ir something of tho haunts
and uMt of the red brother. In whoso
belli) If ilne last six, months her voice
tnul been uplifted tlino and again.
(Runner i-rtme in. cheery and laugh
ing, for the late family breakfast.
Guard mounting was long over, but
by- had Keen detained by the colonel.
l"lt U alaioat comical," said ho, "to
seo Button's delight lj, those loiters In
tho Now York papers. Ho'a ns curious
ow to know tho author of thoso n8 ho
was furious at tho supposed author of
the, others."
"What others?" faltered Miriam Ar
nold.
"Somo bitter utttiekH on him that ap
peared In the Boston and Philadelphia
papers about that night mirpriw ot
Louo Wo If h vli ate tin" one tie in
cused Mr 1-iiiler of having untried "
"Accuse! Mr Under! Aim Miriam
Arnold, with consternation In her
voice, was h:lf rising from the table
"I had tht'tmlit It best to say uoililtij;
to you about It. Miriam, dear." said
Mrs. Suniier gently
"But Mrx Stiniter ettPtulnl" Inter
niptcd Mlrltnn. wild eyed. "Do you
mean Colonel lltittnu necused .Mr ij
ntor.of those letters?"
"That was the backbone of his griev
ance against Ijtnler." said Sumter.
"Why?"
"And be didn't deny It didn't tell
what he knew?"
"Denied It. yes, but refused to tell
what he knew said It came lu snob
a way he rould not tell. Why. Miriam,
what do yon know?"
For a moment It looked as though
she were on the verge of a hysterical
breakdown. Kate sprang to her side
and threw an arm around her. but
with gallant effort she regained self
control.
"I know Just who wrote those wick
ed stories, and I told Mr. Lanier, and
I know and I'm ashamed I ever had
to know who first told them,"
(To Be Continued.)
CITY NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 380.
An ordinance declaring the cost ot
the improvement of South D'AnJou
street from Eighth street to Twelfth
street, and assessing tho property
benefitted thereby, and declaring
such assessment, and directing tho
entry thereof In the docket ot tho
city liens.
Tho City of Medford doth ordain
aa follews:
Section 1. That no protests hav
ing been filed against the Improve
ment of South D'AnJou street, due
notice of the Intention of tho coun
cil to cause said improvement to be
mado having been given and said
Improvement having been ordered
made, the council has considered the
matter and herewith ascertains the
probable cost of making such im
provement to be tho sum of $14,256.
And said council further finds
that the special and peculiar benefit
accruing upon each lot or part there
of adjacent to said Improvement and
In Just proportion to benefits, to be
the respective amounts hereinafter
set opposite the number or descrip
tion of each lot or part thereof, and
such amounts respectively are here
by declared to be tho proportionate
share of each lot or part thereof, ot
the cost of such Improvement, and
is hereby declared to bo assessed
against said lot or parcels, respect
ively, tho name appearing ajiovo each
description being the name of the
owner of such lot or parcel.
Assessment for paving South D'An
Jou street from East Eighth street
to East Twelfth street.
Assessment No. 1 J. F. Reddy
et al. Lot 7, block 19, original
townslto ot the city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontage 25 feet on the east
side of S. D'AnJ u street, and de
scribed In Vol. 77, page 252, county
recorder's records of Jackson coun
ty, Oregon; 25 feet; rate per foot,
$5.80; amount, $145.
Assessment No. 2 J. F. Reddy et
al. Lot 8, block 19, original town
slto of the city of Medford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on tho east side of
S. D'AnJou street, and described in
Vol. 77, page 252, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per foot $5.80; amount
$145.
Assessment No. 3 J. F. Reddy et
al. Lot 9, block 19, original town-
site of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on tho east side ot
S. D'AnJou street, and described, In
Vol. 77, pago 252, county recorder's
lecorus or Jackson county, orezon;
2 5, feet; rato per foot $5.80; amount
$145.
Assessment No. 4 Cora Wilson.
Lot 10, block 19, original townslto
of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 25 fet on the east sldo of
S. D Anjou street, and described In
Vol. 65, page 345, Vol. 72, page 46,
county recorder's records of Jackson
county, Oregon; 25 feet; rato per
foot, $5.80; amount, $145.
Assessment No. 5 A. R. Rhodes
et al. Lot 11, block 19, original
townslto of tho city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 25 feet on tho east
sldo of S. D Anjou street, and de
Bcrlbed in Vol. 59, pago 240, county
recorder's records of Jackson coun
ty, Oregon; 25 feet; rate per foot,
$5.80; amount, $145.
Assessment No. 0 A. A. Davis
Lot 12, block 19, original townslto
of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 25 feet on tho east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 25, pago 495, county recordor'B
rocordB of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rate por foot, $5.80; amount
$145.
Assessment No. 7 A. A. Davis
Lot 13, block 19, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 25 feet on tho east sldo
of D'AnJou street, dnd described in
Vol. 25, page 495, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per toot, $5,80;
amount $145,
Assessment No. 8 A. A. Davis
Lot 14, block 19, original townslto
of tho city of "Medford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on tho east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described in
Vol. 26, page 495, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per toot, $5,80;
amount, $n&.
Assessment No. 9 A. A. Davis
Lot 15, block 19, original townslto
of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on the east sldo of
p. D'AnJou street, and described In
CITY NOTICES.
Vol. 25, pago 495, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per foot, $5.98;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 10 A. A. Davis
Lot. 16, block 19, orlglnnl town
slto of tho city dt Medford Oregon;
frontago 25 fool on tho cast sldo ot
S, D'AnJou street, and described in
vol. 25, page 495, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per foot, $5. SO;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 11 A. A. DaviB
Lot 17, block 19, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Oregen:
frontago 25 feet on tho east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 25, pago 495, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per toot, $5.80;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 12 A. A. Davis
Lot IS, block 19, original town
slto of tho city of (edford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on the cast sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 25, pago 495, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
prlvato drlvo construction $17.70;
25 feet; rato per foot $5. SO;
amount, $145; $162.70.
Assessment No. 13 Scott Davis
Lot 17, block IS, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Oregen:
frontago 25 feet on tho east side ot
S. D'AnJou stret, and described in
Vol. 75, page 21S, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet: rate per foot, $5. SO;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 14 Scott Davis
Lot 8, block IS, original townslto
of the city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 25 feet on tho east side ot
S. D'AnJou street, and described in
Vol. 75, pngo 21S, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per foot, $5. SO;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 15 L. B. Klncald
Lot 9, block IS, original town
site of the city of Medford, Oregen:
frontage, 25 feet on the east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, 'and described In
Vol. 53, page 77, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rato per foot, $5.80;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 16. L. B. Kln
cald Lot 10, block 18. original
townslte ot tho city of Medford, Ore.;
frontage 25 feet on the east sldo ot
S. D'AnJou street and described in
Vol. 53, pngo 77, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rate per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 17 L. B. Klncald
Lot 11, block 19. original townslto
of the city of Medford, Oro:; front
ago 25 feet on the east side 'of S.
D'AnJou street, and described In Vol.
53, pago 77,. county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 25
feet: rato per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 18 L. B. Klncald
Lot 12, block 18, originr.l townslto
of tho city of Medford, Ore.; front
ago 25 feet on the cast side of S.
D'AnJou street, and described In Vol.
53, page 77, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 25
feet; rate per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 19 Frank O.
Gattwinkel Lot 13, block 18, orig
inal t-ownslto of the city of Medford,
Oregon; frontago 25 feet on the east
sldo of S. D'AnJou street, and de
scribed in Vol. 57, page 558, county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 25 feet; rato per foot, $5.80;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 20 Frank O.
Gattwinkel Lot 14, block 18, ord
inal townslte of tho city of Medford,
Oregon; frontago 25 feet on the east
sldo of S. D'AnJou street, and de
scribed In Vol. 57, page 658, county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 25 feet; rato per foot, $5.80;
amount, $145.
Assessment No. 21 J. O. Emerlck
Lot 15, block 18, original townslto
of tho city xtl Medford, Oregon;
frontago 25 feet on tho east sldo ot
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 57, page 399, county recoi dor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
25 feet; rate per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 22 Jl C. Emerlck
Lot 16, block 18, original townslto
of the city of Medford, Oro.; front
ago, 25 feet on tho east sldo of S.
D'AnJou street, and described In Vol.
57, pago 399, county recorder's rec
ords of .Jackson county, Oregon; 25
feet; rato por foot, $5,80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 13 J. C. Emerlck
Lot 17, block 18. original townslto
of the city of Medford, Oro.; front
ago 25 feet on tho east sldo of S.
D'AnJou street, and described in Vol-
57, page 399, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 25
foot; rato per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No. 24 J. C. Emerlck
Lot 18, block 18, original townslte
of tho city of Medford, Ore,; front
ago. 25 feet on tho east sldo of S,
D'AnJou stroot, and described livVol.
57, pago 399, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 25
feet; rate per foot, $5.80; amount,
$145.
Assessment No, 25. Oro. & Calif.
II. R. Co. A parcel of land lying
between tho north Hide of ' East
Eighth street nnd tho N. side of E.
10th street nnd fronting 720 feet on
the west sldo of S. D'AnJou street,
and described In Vol. .., pago ...,
county recorder's records of Jackson
county, Oregon; 720 feet; rato por
foot, $5.80; amount, $4176.
Assessment No. 26 Phil S, Looft
Jey Lot 8, block 17, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Oro.;
fiontago 50 feet on the east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 72, pago 191, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
50 feet; rato per foot, $5,50; amount,
$276.
Assessment No, 27 Phil 8, Loos
ley Lot 8, blocw 17, original town
slto ot tho city of Medford, Ore,;
frontago 50 feet on tho east sldo of
S. D'AnJou street, and described In
Vol. 72, pago 191, county recorder's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
50 feet: rato per foot, $5,50; amount,
$275.
Assessment No, 28 D. D. Russell
CITY NOTICES.
:l.nl n. hloelt 17. nrleln'il iownnllo
of tho city ot Modfonl, Ore; front
ngo 50 feet on tho ent sldo of S.
D'AnJou utroot, nnd doscrlhod In Vol.
69, pngo 272, county recorder'! rec
ords of Jnckson county, Oregon; CO
ivuij ruiu iu iuui, 9Q,ov, iiiuuum,
Assessment No. 29- C. O, Uogg
I nf 11V Idoek 17. nrlirlnnl townslto
of tho city of Medford. Ore.; front
ago 50 feet on tho east side of S.
D'AnJou street, nnd described In
R-114: 50 feet: rato ner foot, ifi.&u
amount, $275.
Assessment no. 30 Jonn w. uox.
Lot 11, block 17, original townslte
of tho city of Medford, Ore.; front
ago 50 foot on tho east side of 8.
D'AnJou etreot, nnd described in voi.
jr. lint 272. enoiiK recorder's rec
ords ot Jackron county. Ore.: 60 foot;
rate per foot, sg.oo; amount, aio,
Anannnmnnt Nn. 31 John W. COX
Lot 12, block 17, original townslto
of tho city ot Medford, Oro.; front
age 50 feet on tho east uo or .
D'AnJou street, nnd described In
Vol. 45, pngo 372, county recordor's
records of Jackson county, Oregon;
50 feet; rato por root, $&.ou; nmnnni,
27C-
Assessment No. 32 Heuscher A.
Knlpp. Lot 7. block 1C. original town
slto of the city of Medford. Oregon;
fronta.p "0 f-el rn tho il s'do of
South Anjou street, nnd described In
Vol. 60, pngo 124. county recordor's
records of Jackson county. Oregon;
50 feet: rato per foot $5.50; amount
$275.
Assessment No. 33 Heuscher A.
Knlpp. Lot S, block 16, orlglnnl
townslto of tho city of MeOford, Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on the east
oldo of South d'AnJou street, and
Oregon; 50 feet; rate per foot $5.50;
described In Vol. 60, page 124, county
recorder's records of Jnckson count)',
amount $275.
Assessment No. 34 Julia Miles.
Lot 9, block 16, original townslto of
tho city of Miedford, Oregon; front
ago 50 foot on tho cast sldo ot South
d'AnJou stieet, nnd described In Vol.
28. pago 444, county recorder's rec
ords of Jnckson county, Oregon; 50
feet; rnto per foot $5.50; amount
$275.
Assessment No. 35 Loren U Da
mon. Lot 10. block 16, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frnntni'n fxft feet nn the east sldo Of
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vol. 36, pago 174, county recorn
er'a records of Jncksot. county, Ore Ore
eon: 50 feet: rnto per foot $5.50;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 36 Cnrrio E. ua-
mon. Lot 11, block 16, original
tnwnnitn of tho dtv of Medford. Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on tho east
side or South a'Anjou sireci, ana
described In Vol. . ., pago . ., county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 50 feet; rnte per foot $5.50;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 37 Rose E. Lonr.
Lot 12, block 16, orlg'nal townslto
of tho city of Medfor.i, Orogon;
frontago 50 feet on the east sldo of
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vol. 77. rago 411. county record
or's rocordB of Jackson county, Oro
gon; 50 feet; rate per foot $5.50;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 38 Mrs. Pleslly
Lapp. Lot 1, block 31, original
townslto of tho city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on tho west
side or South d'AnJou street, and
described In Vol. 62, pago 106, coun
ty recorder's records of Jackson coun
ty, Oregon; DO rcet; rate per root
$5.50; amount $275.
Assessment No. 39 Mrs. Pleslly
Lapp. Lot 2, block 31, original town
slto of tho city of Stodford, Oregen:
frontage 50 feet on the west sldo cf
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vnl fi2. nnio Iflfi. rnnntv record-
er'a records of Jnckson county, Ore
gon; 50 reot; rnto per root jd.ou;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 40 Geo. R. Llnd
ley. Lot 3, block 31, original town
site of tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 50 feet on the west sldo of
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vol. 62. pngo 106, county record
er's records of Jackson county, Ore
gon; 50 feet; rato per foot $5.60;
amount $275,
Assessment No. 41 Geo. R. Llnd
ioy. Lot 4, block 31, original town
slto ot tho city or Medford, Oregon;
frontago 50 feet on tho west sldo of
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vol. 62, pago 106, county record
er's records of Jnckson county, Ore
gon; 50 feet; rato por foot $6.50;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 42 Geo, R. Llnd
ley. Lot 5, block 31, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Orogon;
frontago 50 feet on tho west sldo of
South d'AnJou strcot, nmd describod
In Vol. 62, pago 106, county record
or's records ot Jackson county, Oro
gon; 50 feet; rate per foot $5.50;
amount $275.
Assessment No. 43 Geo. R. Llnd
ley. Lot 6, block 31, original town
slto of tho city of Medford, Orogon;
frontago 50 feet on tho west sldo of
South d'AnJou street, and described
In Vol. 62, pago 106, county record
er's records of Jackcon county, Oro
gon; 50 feet; rate nor foot $5,50;
amount $275.
ABflcs8mor.t No. 44 8. L. Leonard.
Lot 1, block 30, original townslto of
tho city of Medford, Orogon; front
age 50 feet on the west side of South
d'AnJou ctrcet, and doscrlhod In Vol.
70, pago 527, county recorder's rec
ords ot Jackson county, Oregon; 50
feet; rato per foot $5,50; amount
$275.
Assessment No. 45". S. L. Leonard.
Lot 2, block 3t, original townslto of
tho city of Medford, Oregon; front
ago 50 feet on tho west sldo of South
d'AnJou street, and described in Vol.
76, pago 627, county recordor'B rec
ords of Jackson county, Orogon; 50
foot; rato por foot $5. GO; amount
$276.
Assessment No, 46 D, P; Thomp
son Co, Lot 3, block 30, original
townslte of xho city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on tho west
oldo of South d'AnJou Btreot, and
described In Vol. 80, pago 389, coun
ty recordor'B records of Jnckson coun
ty, Oregon; 50 foot; rato por foot
$,.,50; amount $275,
Assessment No, 47 D. P. Thomp
son Co, Lot 5, block 80, original
townslto of tlo city of Medford, Oro-
CITY NOTICES.
gbu; frontago CO foot on tho wind
oldo of d'AnJou stroot, and described
In Vol. 80, page 3S9, comity record
er's records of JucUwm county, Oro
gon; 60 feet; rato per foot $5.50;
nmotiut $276,
Assessment No. 48 D. P, Thump
koii Co. Lot C, block 30, original
tnwnMto'ot tho city of Medford, Oro
con! frontage CO feet on the west
sldo of South d'AnJou stroot, nnd
described In Vol. 80, pngo 380, coun
ty recorder's records of JnckGon coun
ty, Oregon; 50 feet; rnto por foot
$6. CO; amount $275.
Arossment No. 49 I). P. Thomp
con Co. I-o' 4, block 30, original
townslto of iho city of Medford, Oro
gon; 'trontago 50 feet on tho west
sldo of d'AnJou stroot, nnd described
In Vol. 80, pago 389, county record
er's records ot Jackson county. Ore
con; 50 foot; rnto por foot $5.60;
nmount $375.
Section 2. Tho roco'der of tho
city of Medford Is hereby dirootod
to enter a Rtntoiront of tha nBaess
ments lierobj mado In tho doftKot of
city lions, and to glvo notlro by pub
lication as required by tho charter
nnd ordinance No. 250 of s,nld city,
In tho Dally Mall Tribune, n nows
paper published nnd of gonornl circu
lation In snld city.
Tho foregoing nrdlnnnco wns pass
ed by tho city council of tho city of
Medford, Orogon, on tho 20th day of
September, 1910, by the following
vete:
Welch nyo, Murrlcl: nyo, Emerlck
nyo, Wortmnn aye, Elfcrt nyo, nnd
Donimor aye.
Approved September 21st. 1910.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROBT. W. TELFEH,
City Recordor.
NOTICE.
To tho owner, or reputed owner, of
each pnrcel of proporty described In
tho foregoing ordinance, ns named
therein, nnd In tho lien declared by
said ordlnanco as recorded In tho
docket of city liens:
You arc heroby notified thnt tho
assessment declared by tho forego
ing ordinance has been mado nnd tho
Hen therefor entered In tho city lion
docket, and that tho satno Is duo nnd
you nro horoby required to pay tho
samo to tho city recorder within ton
dnys from tho service of this notice,
which servlco Is mado by publication
of tho forogotng ordlnanco and this
notice threo times In tho Medford
Mall Tribune, pursuant to nn order
of tho city council of said city.
ROBT. W. TELFER,
City Recordor,
LAYING FLOORS MY SPECIALTY
T. O. Lowry, the tllo and floor
mas, is offering special prices on
laying and scraping of floors until
October 1st. Soo him at 336 Bns't
th street, or phoa Main 3321.
Southern
Dairy Co
Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in
Ice Cream
Milk, Cream, Butter and
Buttermilk. If you have
any sweet or sour cream for
sale, call on us at 32 S. Cen
tral or phone.
IULK ROUTE IN
CONNECTION
Store Phone Main 881.
Banch Phone Farmers 7183.
U.S. HOTEL
DUTTIS FALLS, Or.
Re-oponod and will cater to the
public. Auto and hunting party din
ners a spoclalty. Patronaeo respect
fully solicited.
Mil. AND SIRft. A. DUPRAY,
Prop, and Mgr. Respectively,
BULBS
Exclusive Agency for Portland
Seed Co,
Medford Greenhouee
Phona 3741
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1910 AUTOMOBILE. IN
FIDST-CLA8S C0NIITI0N,
TO EXCHANGE FOB CITY
LOTS.. ADDRESS H. C.f
RARE MAM TRIRIIMF
4- ' 4
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ASHLAND
Cwwiefaxai
Ashland, Orogon Swedonburg Block
This is the school thai will iniiko you Suc
cessful, Train you for Buainoss and IIolp
you to a Position.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND
ENGINEERS AND
STENOGRAPHERS
Scouro your Business Education at homo
at a very modorato oxponso and, if you wish,
wo will sccuro you a position in any of tho
largo commercial conters.
no better school anywhere at
Any price
enter at any time
P. RITNER, A. M., President.
I
THE TIME IS HERE
H. B. PATTERSON
THE QUAKER NURSERYMAN
is booking orders now for early fall plant
ing. Don't delay in placing your order,
all stock guaranteed.
Office 116 Main Street
Mt. Angel College
MT. ANGEL, OR.
In charge of tho Benedictine Fathers. For young
men and boys. Term opens Soptombor 6th. Pre
paratory, commercial, scientific and classical courses.
Write for catalogue.
J. E. ENYART, Prosidont. J A. PEItltY. Vice-President.
JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier. V. B. JACKSON, Asa't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed Pricos Reasonable
COFFEEN a PRICE
11 North D St..Medfoid
FOR
Only hotel in town of 1000 inhabitants on Southern Pacific rail
road, iioguo Rlvor valley. Nowly refurnished, papered, pninlod;
equipment modorn; bulbs, toilets, clcotrio lightr, hot and oold run
ning wator. Now doiru? business.
CALL ON
ALDENHAGEN
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY, 4
218 West Main St., Medferd, Or.
Edward Charles Root
TEACIIEn OP
MANDOLIN, BANJO, GUITAR, VIOLIN AND CLARINET.
STUDIO AT ItESIDENCE, 142 NORTH IVY STREET.
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Phone 308'
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