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JOHN KRUTZLER
BY BANDIT
The news wag received in thl
city IhlB morning ot tho death nt tho
liAnd's ot an unknown highwayman
of Jdhn KfuliicrVsA Reno, Nev, last
nfohl. KrulilerJVas 21 cars( old,
well known 'in thfs rlty where his
parents reside. "Tho following tolo
uranls to his fnUic'r embrace nil tho
Information regarding tho crime
known hero; ? '
Ilcno, Nov., May 26.
Paul Krutxler,
"Medrord, Ore.
"Your son John murdered last
night about throo miles south of
hero. No clue to murderer.
"A. A. hUUKB.
'Sheriff.'
Tho second mossago from Grosbock
and O'Drlen company, undertaker,
rcadt:
"Your son John killed by tiU;hwny
en. Without funds. Wire disposi
tion remains."
From these meager details It Is
tho supposition young Krutxler ro
slstcd a highwayman and was killed.
The rather ordered tho body'shlpped
to this city for burial.
.The alaln man was In the city a
tHenih ago, and lct(. for Portland go
lag from there to Reno. Ho was
native of Jackson county. nnd( well
known. He was engineer oh tlje big
dti'ch digger for -the? Jacobscn-Dad'o
eompany In 'this valley and went
with, them to Portland three years
ago.
GRANTS PASS SEES
I ZEPPELIN IN SKY
'Nut to lie denied b'tue fiwde of
the Jon Kuowles back-to-nuturc
stent, wearing less than Eve, Grants)
mi steps forward with the report
that .'an ali-sntp n monster of denth
btrayed from the flock hovering over
the blood-oaked battle fields or l-.u-roic
flillcd hilenlly over the dum
beriiii: inclroKlis r Jo-epliine coun
ty Thursday night. Cilueii saw it
with eyes not distorted mid imagina
tifliirt unhealed by a pi .repack, for it
is loo early in the season for this"
beverage, and the town in dry iw Ibc
proverbial bone. Mandificld lias n
naval battle in its front yard. Grants
l'asn a tvar Zepielin seeking its de
struction. Runcorn humeri llelgmde,
and a German general was seen near
the tolo eider mill Ibc first of the
w.eek.
Wlinl an airship would lie doing
near Grant Papi irf not Known, 1111
letw the kaiser determined to do
nomclliing for civilization, gave im
periitl orders willi the help' ot Ibe
jrd to tear from unstrained backs
pioneer collcclionH of moss and other
fimgu growths. Perhaps the nir
slilj was scut us an avenging force
upon u community that received a
Hearst iiu'vvitit.irig idea ivilli ojhmi
anas.
vThc airship hlory reached this city
in first-class frhape, but tly smoke
hung loo low for ac-uralo obscrva
tiwn. OUT OF ANTWERP
ANTWKUP, Aug. 120, via Paris,
&i u. in. All tho American tour
ists lnivo left for borne by way of
Holland and England. Tho mujor
ily oV American rcidenU are re
maining. IbiHiucftH is ubo1utely at
u standstill, though hopes are enter
tained Hint traffic will he reopened
if Ibe Iliver Beheldt rtiuiiiu- free.
Tho royal fitinily i showing spe.
oil tiilirtst in Hit, iiclt'tirit'.nf the
people. The, yonni' Prjncox .Marie
lA .:.., I.. ;!.. il... '.r..l il'M,.. .,...'
apjieare ou'tlic streeH twice daily.
OniWi K.liznhitli linil'a lmri.f with
illfid Orobs work. American interests
are being carefully watched and pro.
ItltiU'd by the nutu'oritioH. ; "All tier
wii'liave left tho city. The autlior
J(th$s ilis)ulcji is, not pennilted to
tfKraph wur news-
WE00INI lELLt
!''kl CliMrluila YavUw of Kulln
IHii Moui.i airived WVdncsilay morn
tUL MtHHUmail by iter sitT, I'enrl,
MM was fwmncd litis hHciiiooii ut the
H-uJ
MAM kiUl MllW 1'Mli YM
UJb4mUi. Mr, M Mix. Jft'kyn
if m bm ( Wi Kt-rlli (Viifrul
N 1
PN
- AT RENO
NEVADA
AMERICAN TOURISTS
a
rMbbyJiu-iioi eMKr'h by Uifi Mev. X.
dyktfcw.' Kohl Wfl hmM
Mi hn4 mm VkA mMr 'iU'lli
GERMAN
PRESS
BUREAU RELATES
LONG TALE OF WAR
NEW YOIUC, Aujr. "Jfi. Tim offic
ial nrefs bureau of tho Uormnn nnvy
dciuutmcnt lodav i-sued thiiiuah
Captain I toyed, navftnltncho i the
UeVmrtn embassy, who is now in ,xv.
York, A Mntrmcnt, urcusiug hngland
wilji , lmvinir made beforo the war
Hnndim: nrrnnfinenlt itb KranCei
ns well ns Kussin, although the Hrit-
Nb miniler had repcalcdly and c-
liemcnlly denied."
In deelurinjr that ''flennany
figbtim; for civilization ngninM the
barbarism of ltu.iti, the stateim'nl
says : ,
Poles In Ucvott,
"Tho Hns.-ian Poles greeted our
troops wherever they ennie with open
ciillm-insm and funiiMi'cd them Vol
untarily with the het they could af
ford. In Poland, in Finland, in the
CnncnMiti. and in the Ukraine rcvo
InlioVk have been started.
"Al the Austrian peoples, especi
ally the Poles and tho Slavic Czechs,
dcclnred in enthusiastic demonstra
tions that they are resolved "to tnfcp
vengeance for the cruel murder of
the archduke.
"In France and rtelgiunt German
citizens were treated in the meanest
and almost incredible muuitcr. They
were, driven out of 1'nris and Ant
werp and in many, cases their money
and railroad ticket's were taken
away. They were left without shsht
est protection, to the, .mercies of the
mob.
Itclglan Kxeoscs
"In Belgium excesses against Ger
man citizens have taken place which
should be expected only from sav
ages. Every store owned by n Ger
man has been wrecked. Practically
all Germans were robbed of their be
longings. Jfnny who tried to crape
were slaughtered and the clothes torn
from their bodies. German women
have been stripjied, dragged through
the streets by the hair, when naked,
and shflhielessly ahu-cd.
"In France, and especially in Hel
gium, Ibc inhabitants have at fucked
and killed omnll detachments of sol
diers nnd physicians. The German
consul in Marseilles was beaten by
a mob and bottles thrown at some.
The German embassy ' Sl Peters
burg has been dcinnli-hcd.'
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iS OPENED FOR
FEDERAL BUILDING
Kids were opened yestcrdny ut
Washington, I). C, for the cohijtruc
tiou of the proposer public building
at Medford. Tho lowest bids submit
ted were by A. W. Koutchcr, Port
land, limestone, $"),( I. "j; sandstone,
Other local bids were; John Aim
del, Portlain). limestone $77,277,
sandijtono .t87,'J77; Palinhcrg &
Malison, Astoria, limestone $!!,(i8(i,
sandHlpne, the same; Fred E. kuson,
Halcm, limestone, f 100,082, sand
stone, $00,828.
JEFFREYS A VISITOR
AT
Joliy A. Jeffrey, democratic nom
inee for ntlorney general, prht
WYilniM.il.Mf in Mi'ill'nr.l. mwHti" lui-iil
......... .... ... r..... r ....v..... .--.-.
democrats and shaking IiiiimU uith
vkifr.. Air. .Ii.rtrfit u'itu 1nriiir'iiv n
resfdeid of MVdford and In llio later
'lids dixtnct attorney, lie Jolt here
in 18U8 mid since then has prac iced
law in Portland.
OF JAPS IN
WASHINGTON', ,Aug. JG. Tho
Jiipnnc-e ainhitsnador in Vienna
placed bis gogvi-'niment's interests in
Austria in the hands- of the American
embassy today, and planned lo leavo
tonight for Heme, HwiUcrliuid, un
cording to official dicpaU'lies. The
messugu madu no reference to a dec
laration of war on Japan bv Austria.
r-m -
Tl
GOBBLED BY BRITAIN
, tyWIWtf, AHft.tt, TilO p, in. II
whs HHNutiaeiHi uinciuny inui iter
pun rendu)"! bus nwrrt(lorw(l tup
rviHdllloiiHlly Tim Mill Hill jn Iff
KmwIhu 'i'J(Wi4y ujvrnn.
AUSTRIA
ME0FQR1X MAIfr TRItiUKK
THE SOLDI EB'S DREAM
(lly Thomns Catupbcll)
Our bugles sang truce for tho night
cloud had lowcr'd.
And Ih'o sentinel stars so liiolr
watch n tho sky;
And thousands hud mink on tho
ground oxorpower'd,
Tho weary to sleep, and tho
wounded to llo.
"Whfcn rcltosliiR that night on my pal.
let of straw,
lly tho wolf-scaring fagot that
guarded .tho slain:
At tho dead of tho night a sweet
vision 1 saw,
And thrlco cro tne morning 1
dreamt II again.
Mcthought from tho battlo-fleld'o
dreadtul array,
Far, far I haifroam'd on u dcsolnta
track;
Twns Autumn, and sunshine arose
on tho way
. To tho home of my fathers, that
wetconted mo back,
I flow to tho pleasant fields travcrsod
so ott
In life's morning march, when my
bosom wns young;
I heard my own mountain-goats bleat
ing aloft.
And knew tho sweet strain that tho
corn-reaper sung.
Then pledged wo tho wlno-cup, and
fondly I sworo
From my homo and my wcoplng
friends never to part;
My little ones klss'd mo a thousand
times o'er,
And my wife sobb'd aloud In her
fulness ot heart. ,
Slay, stay with us, rest, thou art
weary and worn!
And fain was their war-broken sol
dier to stay;
Dut sorrow return'd with tho dawning
of morn,
And tho voice In my dreaming car
melted away.
PArtlS, Aug. 26. 2:30 p. in. A
despatch to tno Ilavas Agency from
Ostcnd says that a squadron of Uh
lans with qiilckflrlng guns have
sclxcd a railroad station near Os
tcnd. They carried away tho stnton
safe, blew up a portion of tho track
and left In the direction of Ostcnd.
At Snacskcrko Ilrldgo Belgian gen
darmes In automobiles and on bicy
cles camo up with and engaged tliom.
After an hour's fighting tho Uhlans
tied, carrying away seven dead. Tho
Itelgians had six men killed and two
wounded.
Tho wounded gendarmes have been
placed aboard tho steamer Princess
Kllzabcth, which Is kept at tho dock
with steam up, ready to leavo at a
moment's notlco for Dunkirk, Franco.
A number of German prisoners also
are on board tho Princess Kllzaboth.
They Include an officer and SO men
who aru suffering from wounds.
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TS
TAKEN OFF STEAMER
NEW YOItK, Aug. 2C Tho Ital
ian lino stoamcr'Ancona which sallud
from New York for Naples August
11, with a handful of tionrian reser
vists aboard, was stopped by tho Ilrlt
lah at (llbraltar and 24 Hermans and
one Austrian wcro taken off, " ac
cording to a cable message received
hero today by tho lino. Tho Anconu
then proceeded to her destination.
Among thoBo on board tho An
cona was Count Werner Von Horn
storff, a lieutenant In tho Slxtconth
Prussian Lancers.
Count Von Ucrnutorff Is not ro
latcd to tho C-crman ambassador to
tho United .States, although ho
bears tho tsamo name. .Another
nobleman on tho Ancona was Harou
Kurt on I.crsner.
Tho cablegram did not say spe
cifically whether either of tho pas
sengers had been taken off tho ship.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW OP
ONE OF LONDON
LONDON', Aug. 'JO, 'AM p. m.
"An attempt lo blow up one of the
chief London bunks," siijs ie Kvcu
lug Times, "lias led to an official
fi'iuniiig lo all hunk lo cxamnm
horoiighly on delivery all deep bone
deposited with (liciil. A liMlilib'W.
looking duftp boy wan pri'fconlrd at a
London bunk for ilcion In tlin lrni
I'ooiii, A sluitp cir conglil mi oniiii
DiiM licMiiir mill mi inCi'i'ml iiiim'IiIim'
kh dlH'oH'lvd iv but," I
BANKS
atflDFOKD, OK1WON. WKDNKSDAY. AUGUST 20.
RUSSIAN CAVALRY
IN FIERCE CK
WINS GUMBINNEIJ
ST. PKTKIiSnURG. via London,
Aug. 2, 5: 2d a. in. Tho Novoo
Vrumyn publishes an account of
what ft terms tlto memorable chnrgo
of the Hdsslaii horso guards at (lam
bluneu during tiio recent fighting In
which tho Kusslnns wcro lctorlous.
"The lioViuttUs hold it position In n
small Ullage, from which they wore
pouring a murderous fire on the Huh
slnn troops. Cavalry was ordered to
sllenco tho guns. Tho first Hipmd
ron rode straight at tho battery,
which, tiring point blank, mowed
down tho Russian ranks flghtfully.
annihilating tho squadron. The sec
ond stpinrdon followed fast nnd
would hnvo shared tho same fate ex
cept that at the critical moment n
third squadron rushed onto the ene
my from tho flank sabred tho gun
ners and routed the wholo German
force.
"Tho German ran like rnbblts, dis
carding swords, holiitcts nnd cloth
ing In their mad hato to escape tho
mnd avenging horsemen.
"Ono squadron' Of N'lilinl hussars,
who all are famous swordsmen, cut
down 70 Germans without receiving
n scratch In return."
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
I !!
(Continued from Monday.)
(Ink's Olflre
Itushongnd Co., supplies . . S,2n
Jas. .M. Croncmlller. stamps 17.3K
F. L. Coleman, deputy hire 70.00
G. A. Gardner, clerk's salary 250.0.)
Home Tolophono and Tclo-
tatephono bill .... . . . 1.25
Mod ford Hook Store, supplies 2.23
Medrord I'rlntlng Co., sup-
piles tl.75
Postal Telegraph and Catilo
Co., telcgrnms ... 3.1 1
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
telegrams . ... 1.5s
Total 3'J.S.S5
Treasurer's Office
W. II. Howen, labor collecting
taxes 70.GC
Jas. M. Cronemlllnr. tr'cnsur-
er's salary lOO.OO
Jas. M. Croncmlllor. staniis.... 1.23
Jas. M. Croncmlller. deputy
hire, collection ot taxes.... 125.00
Home Telephone and Tele
graph Co., telcphono bill.... 2.00
Jacksonville Post, prlntluK. .. l.'0
.Mcdfonl Hook Store, ritipplles ,7.i
Leslie W. Stanscll, labor col
lecting taxes 100.00
Total $li)7.t!i
School KHiwrinlendrntV tUflco
Welhorn llceson, educational
board expense - . n.on
Geo. A. Ilrlscoo, labor on Rtli
i-rnitn mtninlnnllnn liiuird ITlO'I
Jas. M. Croncmlller, stamps .. 20. IIS
Arthur It. uiituo. scnooi sup
ervisor's Malarv 120.00
A. It. Chase, school stipcrtisor
cxponso . i.uo
P. II. Dally, labor on eight
grad examination hoard 9.00
Mrs. P. II. Iijlly. labor on
eighth grade examination
hoard !.00
Home Telephone and tele
graph Co., telcphono hill.... .r..0S
Model ClothlnK Co , pennants 10.00
Mcdfonl Hook Sloro. supplies 10. ST.
Medrord Printing Co., sup-
piles ' 1100
K. It, Ptoerson. school super
visor's salary 120,00
F. C. Smith, labor on eighth
grade examination board.... 9.00
Mrs. Nettle Thompson, work
on eighth Krado examina
tion board 15.00
Mrs. Nottlo Thompson, deputy
biro -.-. 10.00
II. Von dcr Ilollcn, attending
educational board 3.00
J, Percy Wells, school super
intendent's salary 150.00
J. Porcy Wells, express on of
fice supplies ..., 7.C4
May . Wells, labor on eighth
srado examination board.... 7.50
May n. Wells, deputy hlro 32.5o
Tnlnl . .
572.t2
I'VuIt liiNpcrlor's Offlt
o
J. C. Aitkin, deputy saiaryi,.-..
J. C. Aitkin, deputy expense
W. H. Drown, deputy salary..
W. II. Hrown, deputy expenso
Geo. Hilton, Jr., deputy sal
sry .- . . . '
Geo. Hilton, Jr., deputy x
penso ,
I. It. Kline, deputy salary
I. It. Kline, deputy expenso....
J. W, Myors, cxponso ,
J. W, Myers, sulary
K. It. Oatmiiu, deputy sulary
K. It, Oatmiiu, deputy oxpeuso
Albort Pankcy. deputy salary
Albert Paukc), doputy ox
pnnso T. F, Smith, doputy salary
T. F. Smith, deputy oxpenso...
I). W. Stone, deputy salary .. .
I), W. Stone, deputy ixpousu
J. (1. Van Horn, doputy salary
J, (1. Van Horn, deputy cx
ponso . ,
T, J. Williamson, doputy ssr
ury .. . .
T. J. Williamson, doputy ox
poiiso . ... .., ,
75.00
75.60
G0.00
C0.0O
72.00
72.00
00.00
co.no
02.00
00,00
Q'J.OO
00.00
G0.00
CO.OO
72.00
72.00
00.00
00.00
70.00
75.00
00.00
00,00
Tolal . $1047.00
AfcM-hMii-'tt Office
Jns, M, Croncmlller, stumps.... 20.22
'Jliuuncuv Floroy, deputy hlro 100,01)
W, T. (irlevo, pssessor's slry 126,00
W, T, tlrlovo, traveling
)eiis , u... ....,. 02.60
S 'I', (irlevo, tush mlvBiima
for slttinps . . ,uu .,., .iB.pO
Kstlo M. (Jllort, dsuiity, blr U&,00
OIhss k I'riiillioiiiins (',, 0
Piles ,
IIOfllH Tl'IdpllOIMt Ullll TolO'
grHpli o , li'leplimio bill d i U
V M Jnuiy( ilupuiy dim Cii oil
Utw, Lwuki tvjuy brv,iiojMoi vLy
Kmll Mohr, otftco for deputy 15.00
Mod ford Hook Store, HiippllcH 27, till
Medtord Printing Co,, sup-
piles .. nta.ar.
Ktta Purknyplly, deputy hlro.. 05,00
Floyd tl. Ponrce, deputy hlro Ull.OO
ItAgim lllxor Valley Uy. Co.,
freight oh HUpplles , M
W. W. Truenx, deputy hlro ... 80.00
Jay Terrlll, depnly.hlfe 8.ill)
K. M. Wilson, deputy hlro.. . 101.00
l-M I tli Wilson, doputy hlro for
April 115.00
I'Mlth M. Wilson, deputy hlro
for Mnv . 05.00
Otto Winter, deputy hire . 00. oO
Tolal 11153.12
AsKctMitcnt ami Odtcvtloti of Tnci
Ulnss A Prildhommu Co,,' sup
plies u , 55. -II
tl. It. Harper, collecting delin
quent tnxeH . 7S.O0
Medrord Printing Co,, sup
plies 15.00"
Total ........ .. I17S.I1
Tav HcbiWe
City or Jacksonville, IntoroMt 07.51
City or Central Point, Interest 30.25
UxliiKton Realty Co 5.70
School District No. 1. Interest tSO.H
School District No. P. Interest 55.2R
School District No. 40 interest SMI. 03
School District No. 0 125.2.1
Town ot Phoenix, Interest 10.02
Total 110 1.95
Widow's IYiiIoii
Krnesltuo Austin
Orphn Rets
17.50
10.00
10.00
32.50
10,00
17.50
17.50
25,00
40.no
17.50
10.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
17.30
17.50
32.50
20.00
40.00
25.00
17.50
10.0(1
15.00
17.50
llcna W. Hnrr
Prlnthla Hlackburn
Anna L. Corum
Tllllo . Crosby .,... .
.Mrs. ii. a. creignton
Lucy May Davis
May J. Daw
Ollvo Kills
Julia Krskluo
Mary Torrey
Nottlo Green
LUxlo Death .....
Jennie Jones
Carrie It. Leavenworth
Dollle Love
Amanda McNeil .
Kstolla Nelson ....
Kmma Paulson ....
Mary M. Paiuo ...
Mona G. Smith ....
Laura Stewart ..
Catherine Silver
Total J525.0O
F compauyeFu.- d. 7 .etnolthrdluo
(Vurl IIoiim' Hmk-iimi
M. !:. Abbott, supplies 10
Callfomla-brcgon Power Co.,
IlKhts ... 2.&J
City of Jacksonville, water
rent . . . .'
Chas. Dunford. hauling 1,50
J. A. Norrls. Janitor salary.... CO.OO
Taylor Williams Co., supplies.. 1
Total . $70.10
Jul I Kxik'ii'o
California-Oregon Power Co.,
lights 4.01
Dr. It. F. Golden, medical nt
tendanco - 4.00
Mrs. Jano Johnston, washing 20.00
Mrs. Rose Slngler, board of
prisoners 111.71
Taylor Williams Co.. supplies 3.S0
Mrs. J. W. Wilson, matron n.on
J. W. Wilson, Jailor 50.03
Total j.. .f 203.19
Curt' nf Poor
II. C. IIoIiIIiik. supplies fur In
digent 3.50
J. llurfrctt, supplies for poor
farm 9.10
J. T. ilaker, hhtcksmlthliig for
poor farm - ... --
Geo. Ilrowa & Sous, supplies '
for ndlKcnts i..-. IS. 10
Jas, M. Croncmlller, cash ad
vanced for car faro for in
digent . . 1
Kline Curry, regular ndlgeiit.. 10.00
Mrs. J. Fattlg. cilro or Indi
gent 15.00
Fouts (Irocory Co., Indigent
supplies - , 15.00
Mrs. K. C. Gard, regular Indi
gent t.A 10.00
W. 11. Goro. enro or Indigent 10.00
J. F. Hart, county physician's
salary 10.00
Hutchinson & Lumsdcn, sup
plies lor ndlRouts 10.00
Mrs. Mary ncobs, regular indl- ,
gent 10.00
Mlnnlo Kimball, regular Indi
gent 10.00
Mrs. Lena Leo, regular indi
gent S-00
J,anee ft Co., Indigent supplies 31,20
O. A. Lane, supplies for poor
farm 10.80
Joliri Long, nursing at poor
farm 10.00
,Mrs. I. A. Montgomory, regu-
lnr Indigent H.00
Mrs. J. M"ors, regular Indi
gent ,.-..,. ..., , 10.00
John Norman, harboring for
poor rami 0.&0
Homer Nenl, wood lor poor
rami , 150.00
Olsson & Son, supplies for In-
dlgont 10.97
Olsson & Hun, ouppllos for in
digent 11.70
J. N. I'uco, MUporlntondont
poor farm, salary 130.00
Phoenix Mercantile Co.. Indl
gont suppllos h 9.25
Pacific Tolophono and Tolo
graph Co., tolophono 1.115
Spltxor & Son, supplies for
poor rurm 30,-fO
Mrs. Ktta Smith, euro of Indi
gents , 25.00
Nancy Slsomoru, regular Indl- ,
gent 10.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, caro or
Indigents 08.85
Taylor Williams Co,, supplies
for Indigents 40,00
Talent Morcuutllo Co,, sup
plies for poor farm 07.05
Tulriut Hurdwnro Co,, supplies
for poor fof'n ' V&M
Talent Drug Co,, supplies lor
poor rurni , , 4,00
Talent Drug Co,, suppllos for
poor farm ,- 10,20
Mrs, J, K, Tlco, regular ulluw
anco 8.00
Talent Munantllo Co., Indl
gout supplies H,00
Ulrlcb liros,, supplies for in.
dlgeiils v. 36.03
Vim dur HluU & Human, sup.
piles for poor fafju .,...,, .. 107.00
J. It, Nell, sttornMy r.s for
IlldlKUHt .... ..,.(, (.i"i '00
Total .r ...jH.flilM.14
Dr. II. 1. IIoMhki Pxainlolftg ,
IllhSIIO ,.,. , 0-00
Hnyn nd Hills Aid Hnib'D'i tt IA
M'Hlr MllOWHHIt) 1000
1M
liatlon officer .,...,... 55,1 J
Medford Huh. printing iuUoi
tlseiucnt for bids 51.90
John lllaess, salary ot ferry-
limn 9.M"
Islet t Ion pens
K, K. Ash, lights nnd hall rout
ror primary election .,v,... 5.00
M. K. Abbott, olocllon slip
PIIoh ,n .t t,s0
Goo. llniwrt A Sons, hall ro.nl
nnd HUiiplles, prlnniry eloc
tbm .. J.: : 7 00
Robert Hurkhnrt, Janitor
work primary olocllon U.Oy
F, L. Coleman, ovtta work for
primary election 5 23
W. K, Cook, Janitor work, prl
nmrles ,. 2 50
A. Coloman, relit of building
for Primaries 5. on
J L. Dominer, rout or Idilld-
lug tor primaries , 5,00
II. (1, l)o, making official
count for primaries ..... 10.00
Kads iTrnnsrer nnd Hlorago
Co., hauling booth for prl
iniuios 0 00
Roy I Manic, work on regis
tration 71 75
F. II. Furry, rent of bulldliiK
for prlmnrles 7.50
Rolnnd Flaherty, Janitor work
for prlmnrles 1.5o
A. S Furry, Janitor work for
prlmnrles 2 00
First National Dank of Mod
fnrd, cash ndvanced lor pay
ment ot Judges and clerks
or election for primaries. 520 00
First National Dank of Ah
land, for rnsh advanced for
payment of Judges nnd
clerks of election Tor prl
mnrles 127 3
I), 1). Good, hauling supplies
for election, primaries 47 Si)
W. IL Hunlphroy. rent Of
hulldlnn for primaries . ... 5.00
Jackson County Hank, cash
advanced ror Judges and
clerks or election tor May
prlmnrles . 520.00
Jacksonville Post, prlntjng 2.50
A, K. Kollogu, lent of room
for election . . 5.00
Medrord Printing Co., print-
' Ing ballots tor primary 'elec
tion ..a . i.'. 4... u. ...... 410.(0
Medrord National Hank, cash
advanced ror payment or
Judges and rrelks of elec
tion for primaries 53707
IL tl. Meyer, Janitor work at
polls . . 2 50
Nolaon Nye, hall lent for vot
ing place 3.00
F. Ossenburg, rent for polling
place 5 00
C. M. Ruch, rent and IlKhts
for election 2.00
O. K. Rose, rent for polling
place- 5-60
C. II. Hostel, rent for polling
place 00
Riverside Store, rent for poll-
lug place .'- 5.00
Rogue River Valley Uy. Co..
frclcht on election supplies 1.75
J. K. Smllhpeterf, hall rent. . 3 no
J. A. Smith, hall rent . . . &.uu
J. 0. Slinffcr. making booths,
ballot boxes, etc. 89.00
K. J. Stewart, agent, hall rent 5.00
II. It. Taylor, labor on regis
tration books 58.75
Roy Ulrlcb, delivering ballot
boxes .. - 31.00
11, F. Wert, cnmnsslug votes,
primary election . 21,00
Vance K Woluaniott, hall rent
and fixing booths ... 3 5n
Scott WooH. rent ot hulldlitK I ".50
John F. White, rent of build
ing " "
W. T. York, chairman ot elec
tion board 9.2i.
I 1). Ackloy, ront.or building 3.00
lleiinetl Investment Co., rent
of building 5.00
F. J. Ayrcs, chnlrmnn Kaglo
Point r.o
Roy Ashpole. third clerk
Kaglo Point L'0
II. II. Ilrynnt, first clerk Kaglo
Point - vn : l,c"
8. H. Holmei, second Judgo
Kaglo Point L0
Art Nichols, third Judge Kaglo
Point L
I.V M Rlnwnrt. second clerk.
iVelo Point . 1.50
Mrs, Notto Thompson, wprk
getting out election matter 4,r,0
1,
Heconlcr's ijiilro
Jas. M. Cronomlllor, stamp's .
Fred L. Colvlg, recorder's sal
ary Frod L. ColvlK. deputy hlro. ..
Glass & Prudhommo Co., sup
plies Home Tolophono and lole
graph'Co,, telephone bill ..
Medrord Hook Sloro, supplies
12.28
211.00
50.00
32.50
2.31
.50
Underwood Typewriter i;o
typewriter 03,75'
Tolal '.. fioi.OI
Hiii-u'Voi'M orrho
CIiiim. IL llasyo. viewing ronil 4.00
A. Theo, Hrown, doputy coun
ty surveyor, salary uml ox
ponies ,.,-... 125.85
DarlliiL' ft llodces. llvory hlro 4.00
W. It. Garrett, road viewer.... 4.00
Knnffi.l Ksser Co.. slllililles.... 13,77
Nnsh Llvory Co.. llvory hlro 4,00
T, W. Osgood, county Hiirvoy
or. cmiinensatloii and ox
tinnses 49.20
A w. Walker. llvory hlro.. .. 2.50
Chns, L, llaiiMon,, salary uud
oxnenso or sealer of woluhts
uud measures 1 10,00
.InckHoni llln Post, or lit IIK fur
eountv health off cur 3,75
Tho following bills woro dhial-
leWed:
Cnllfornlu-Orogon Powor Co,,
HuIiIh for court house unil
Jail 7117
It. L. Kwlnu. iirand Jury wit
nuns i... ..,..,,...., .:,...,.&... 2.00,i
Home .Toluphouo and Tolo-
urap u.v;o,,'teiepuouo out i
for offices ir
llov Ulrlcb. delivering ballot
boxes 8,50
Total . I7.H3
And u bill or tho Cullfoiulut)ro
koii Power Co,, In tho uiuoiiut of $221
for supplies for poor furiu was ion
tliiuod until July term.
Tlio followliiKhllls woro iicled upon
relative to Hut Uimvrul llouil Fund
lo.wltl
Win, O, Louver iHlmriin roiida 182.00
It, Mi nmt, auppiKM for
HI. 00
25179
U, Ml .
nuiwit'k, imiuiii'tiiiniiiiP
Iracli Ituoso ripok loud
VV K. I'lilpp" m allot iiuy,
(mil or HiMiiin! duo (' II
Kawiil( I'oiiliuil, JIchsd
u,n
J, O. Smllhi labor on ronds.,
I0N.0O
1 1 i.i i
Ilildues
u. P. tildillo. labor 07,50
W. F. Illddlo, material 85.13
Central Point Lumber '
malorlal "" 'VV
11..II. DiiVldHou, labor 7.1.14
in 1 1 am i
v Tolal labor nnd iimtnrlil , 15112.09
(To bo cnritlnniMlJ
MRS. H..L. LEACH
Export Oorsotier
32U North nnrtlott
PliniMi r.(:i 11
yiri i on
KL
I.
Get Your Noxt butt of
LOTHES
MADK AT
E I 1ST
PRICKH r-W. VV
Also Cleaning. Pressing and AlUrlng
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Tho most economical, cleansing nnd
germicidal ot nil antiseptics la
A soluble Antiseptic Powttar !1m
b dUaolveil in water immIM.
An a medicinal antlscptlq for douches
In treating cntnrrh, Intlammallon or
ulceration ol nose, throat, nnd that
caused by fcmliilno lllslthannoeo.ual.
For ten years tho Lydln K, Plnkham
ModlclnnCo.has recommeudod Pnxtlno
In their private correspondence wltti
women, which proves Itn sutKirlorlty.
Women who have been cured say
It Is "worth Its weight In Kohl." At
druggists, too. largo box, or by mall.
The Pnxtnn Toltot Co., Hoxtou, Mass.
THE LIFE CAREER
"Sftionllng In jrmilh hmiM lniUMj
llrrtir. In ireif mii Is IS ' Hr
Uir h tri fHiinAiifiil utup0iii h "hUh
S l cupatift' 1-rrtl.UntC W I AM
Thl l the Mlwlon of the
LI
l;orlyllh School Year Opens t
SEPTEHBOR iStli, I94
Willr lor Illustrated ico-p,ir.e R0ol,
let, "TIIU LIMB CAHUI'H." and lor C4ta
log containing full Inlormntlon,
Dtgtte Coutifi AOHIGUI.TUKR I
Agronomy, Animal llub.indiy,r.iltylluv
bandry. Poultry lliutuindry, Hoitkultutr.
Agrkulturc for 1 Metiers. FOHhSTIti.
LOUniNO B.NOINCI MINIS. HOMK l:CO.
NOMICS: DometlcS.lenr,l)ornelk"Att
BKGI.Xbl'.KIMli lilectrkal, lulsatlon
lllclm-ay, MeclunUal, (".hemkal, Mlnlnt,
CfMmlc. COMMCItCU. I'HAR.WACV
iMHJMKIAt. ARf$.
tWiitfanjt Ccur id-Acrl:ulluif , Dairy
Ing, Home Makers' Cnurte, InduUlUl
Art, I'otntry. Iluiaes ihoii L,oure.
,Mi,Vwjif I'lino, Suing. Ua'nd,
Vokr Cufiuif.
Ftimm lloiifrfit Court by Md Tirs.,
A.Mlru Till! HI'OKTKAM, j
flwitdl-e l'.HTllis iir
COME IM
uml set' llto
PALMER ,,
FRUIT SIZER
? ' i
Tho ono used in Hood Riv
or'B lnrgofit packing house
last year , .
ti
Unity tlciiioiisinilidii iti (li
Hloro formerly occupied by
lli:it.MA.VIIUOTIIi:ilH
:i!7 KiiHt Alnin Slrcol1-
Wo Want You to Try
FISHERS
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FLOUR
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High grado hard whaalaiul.
is unoxcollod. Wo ai'o.
oliwivo ngonlH for tho Hitiiio.
Remember, v we huvo iv
erything in the market',-In
Fruit and Vogotabloa, ;-
MARSjtt &
bENNETT
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