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REAL ESTATE MEN
TO GET TOGETHER
Paper Circulated Among Them is
Generally Signed Plan is to Eli
minate Many of Present Objection
able Features.
For tlio i)iirjM,fo of Kcltin "10 ,0"1
oluto men working harmoniously
Mild in accord one with another n
roal estate oxoIuuiko in to ho formed
CUT COURT
DOCKET CLEAR
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Postponement Taken Until February
II Court Will Hold Chamber Ses
sions in Meantime Is Necessary
Judge Calkins Sitting.
Following ii short pospioii (he Cir
cuit Court adjourned on Friday un
til Fohrimr.y 11. Any ciisen rcnjiir
iiivr iinniodiato iittontion in the ineun-
in thu oily if jilnns do not f,' uh- time will ho (Imposed of by Judge Cnl
tray. In this way tho real culiilo
men will bo brought into closer touch
with atiali other, and iiuuiy of tho
l'oituros of the real estate game
which has been objected to will be
eliminated.
A paper was circulated Saturday
among the real estate men in older
to get a line on (he sentiment exist
ing among them in rogard to thu es
tablishment of sin-It an oxehangc. It
was generally signed.
ROAD A! OTHER
The following appointments aoiu
epnfiimed by the County Coin I at ita
constable', JSig
fc'e&sioii Friday
John Wijmighnni,
lintlu picuinol. 1
V. Ii. .Johnson, deputy sheriff.
Thu court accepted the lohignation
of J. 0. Medley uh fruit inspector.
, Tho bonds of V. It. Coleman,
county clerk, and F. A. (Iresig, ooiuuv
Hiuvoyor, and C. W. Sherman, Jiih
tico of tho Peace at Talent wore ap
proved, iih were also thoxu of thu
following road supervisers:
S. G. Van J).vke, district 'J; A
Throckmorton, distiict II; II. L. (lie
gory, district !; Otlo Casler, distiict
f! Thomas Stanley, dint net (i; F. llig
ginbolham, distiict 7; I). W. St urges,
distiict 8; Geoigo II. Lynch, district
I)'; V. It. Carrett, district 10; J. W.
llaya, district II; Jaincs J. Freden
berg, district 1U.
A statement from County Clerk
) K. Coleman, to the effect that
$lli in skin bounties had been paid
during tho month of January was re
ceived and approved.
kins in hiu chambers at Anlilnml
Thu following cases wuro disposed
ef:
Almirn Whetstone s, Alice 0. and
1j. A. Murphy. The couit issued an
order making Henry Fiaucis Whet
stonu and Henjninin F1. Whetstone
party defendants and adjourned the
case pending service of paper".
C. C. Hick,) and M. K. Head vs.
Lcaudor I). Dollarhido. Suit for an
injunction. A. F. Kennies, counsel
for defense. Decieo by stipulation.
II. I. (Jetchell v. J. A. Shot well
et al. Judgement awarded plaintiff
FI Paso National bank vs. N. II
Winkler. Order confirming sale.
Isabel Finisher vs. Lloyd W. Fini
sher. Suit for divorce. Decieo by
default.
Charles F. Patlou vs. Flla Pottou.
Suit for divorce. Decree by defaulu
Adeline N. Griffiths vs. J. J. fliif
filbs. Suit for divorce. Decree by de-
faul.t
iMainie Ileggins vs. Cbailes H. I leg
gins. Suit for divorce. Decree nv
default.
TENNIS PLAYERS RUN-AWAY TEAM
ARjjEPTIN CIRCLES DEPOT
Interested In Discussion of New Plans Frouglit to Stand Still on Station f
Platform by J. A. Ovcrdorf De- 3
mollshcil ft Pop Corn Wagon ' in
Flight Wagon Partially Wrecked. &
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Local Sportsmen Fail to " Learn
That Janitor Is Backing Building
for the Night.
NEW BARBER SHOP IS
READY FOR OPENING
The Tennis club, which line had Its
courts on Oakdulc avenue for some
1 1 mo. luiH been foiccd to seek new
quartern, and their last nicotine, when
they were deciding upon a now loca
tion, had quite an experience So
InteroHtcd wero they In tho discussion
of tho future homo of the club that
thoy failed to tako note of the flight
of time. Tho building whore they
met Is locked up by tho janitor at 0
o'clock, and on starting to leave they
found all exits wero closed and
locked. Thoy went to the janitor's
room, which they also found locked,
and on examining tho room through
tho tiaiiKom thoy found It unoccupied.
After telephoning every possible place
where ho might be they gave up the
search for him, and commenced a
frantic tolophono search for the own
er of tho building. He was not at
homo but attending a political func
tion, wlieio he was found after a long
search. Ho appeared on tho scene
after what seemed a weary wait to
tho Iniprisonoil club men, and extri
cated them from their plight.
There will piobably bo some now
rules In the club on adjournment of
meetings.
Frightened at the noise made by
a passing concroto mixer, a team of
upliitod young horses attached to an
exproBK waon belonging to J. S. Pre
wor ran away from their stand In
front of tho Nash hotel, nnd, after
making a wild dash up North Front
slipot to the Southern Pacific rail
road station and circling that struc
turo twice, wore finally brought to a
standstill on tho depot platform b .1.
A. Overdorf, a driver for the "Pan
torlum" company.
In their mad flight the team Tom
pletoly demolished a popcorn wagon
owned by 13. L. Clarke, which for
morly stood at the corner of Main
and Front streets.
One of the rear wheels on the
wagon to which tho team was .at
tached was bro'kon off at tlioh ub.
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CHINES tliOi
The Columbia
Grafonola
Regent
Not a near con
cealed Horn Graph- j
ophone but 'a com-
pletely .concealed
Graphophone. Not f
the cheapest but f
the best ..
HORNLESS MACHINES
FROM $50.00 UP
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BRADSHAW CASE
There is a new Imilior ship in
town. It is located in the new .Metl
I'ord National Hank lluihling and is
ii credit to Medford. Fine French
bexellcd plate Illinois surround the
loom except in front ami the waiu
coting is all of imported maililc.
Everything from loom to razors
will bo brand new and the best that
can lie bought. Tho now shop will
open for business Monday mornim;
and a ureal rush is predicted. ,1. T.
Siunmorville is the owner anil is to
be conirrntulntcd on the way he has
licd it up.
Hankins for Health.
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COUNTY RECEIPT
Tho county court, prior to its ad
journment last Friday, recehed the
accounts for the month of .lauuaiv
fioni the office of the county cleil;.
the county rceoider, and the county
treasurer.
Clerk W. U. Coleman showed tli.it
his office had transacted business to
the amount of .f HO 1.10, while Itecord
cr F. u Colvij; showed lecoipts to
the value of $ loO.-lS.
The treasuier's report showed n
balat of K2(l,'i01.!!fi.
IS AT AN END
Willi the evidence of four of the
uovcrumvnt's witnesses almost wholl.
in flic favor of If. II. Uradhliaw, the
case, was broiiM to a close.
According to the testimony of wit
noshes nl the lieannjr Hradshaw lia.
spnnl about $2,000 in iniproi'ment
iipuii his place which is situated
alioxc McAllister Spiins near I'i-Ii
liiiKe. When first located a ro.id
was built to connect it wilh (lie niiiiii
ro.id nnd since that time Bnul-lmw
lias elected a house and barns, list
cleared off several acres ami ha
fenced a pasture containiii,' about IJ.'i
acres.
Tho onlv tostimonv it is claitnid
;;ien which in imv way tended I
hurt Mradshaw's claim was that nl
his brother, I. I. Hradslmw; Loin
Charley, another relative; and Cleorc
Stevens. This trio, it is alleged b.
the friends of If. II. Hradshow, were
prejudiced in their testimony by the
fact that soine time ago Brartshav
was of liiatciial assistance to JIrs
J'lll'ie Terrell when she won a -nit
which cost Stevens nnd I. i. Mrail
shaw a Mini said to have bet n
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