0. K. BARBER SIP.
S i m m a laj ,
J. E. SHEARER, Prop.
Palm's Old Stand.
M EH FORD MMk
Br rscxaac o. kertson .
Published Onoo A Woek.
I SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YFAR IN ADVANCE.
I Catered In the PostuMco ut Medford, Oregon,
I as Second-Oasa Mail Mutter.
First cl:iSd tvork done to all. I mkdford, Tbuhsdat. March 10, 1302.
I ?r -,- :
with :
Ladies' hnir cutting executed
neatness.
MEDFORD,
Bedford Nursery,
Dnc-h!f mll east of Medford.
Is the place to get the largest and
best stock of
Two-yeir Old Apple Trees
in Jackson county.
E. RUSS, Propr.
NEW and
UlilUUU IllliiU UUUUOi
CHEAP. :.
W. kII all hinds of goods. We also buy.
aod ns for bargains. We defy
competition.
D.
CMt,
S. YOUNCS.
MEOFOKD. Or.
H. F. WOOD.
MEDFORD, OIi.
tor
Contrac
Jobbing of all kinds. Finns and
estimates furnished on application.
Jackscrc-ns to let.
THE ANGORA GOAT.
A dUpnteh from Washington says:
"Ropres-ntativ.i Hermann, of Ors
ORE.'yn' lias introduced a bill directitur
our minister to Turkey to undertake
negotiations for the purchase of J GO or
20 pure-blooded Angora goats. Ore
jon, California, Arizona and other
J parts of the United States, it Is said
I are well adapted to raising these ani
mals ana it is hoped to domesticate
them in California first."
As if U Angora tfoat has not
already been domesticated in this
country. In Dakota and Minnesota we
can show Representative Hermann
flock after flock of those nuimals; but
it is not necessary to go to such a dis
tance to End them in numbers, for
right here- in Polk county iu Oregon
we kna-.T personally of several flocks
I of those long haired quadrupeds which
i .. .. . . .1
ara tnorougniy aomesucatea buu
thrive and multiply as naturally as in
their Asia Minor home. Originally,
and still gruerally, the Angor.r goat
was most highly prized for its loog
CeU j silky hair lor manulucture, out our
Oregon goat owners have found them
more serviceable and valuable as land
grubbers. When it is desired to clear
Und of underbrush a flock of those
goats are turned loos? is the patch and
iu a season or two the ground is
cleared and stripped of every twig
and hraneh within reach of this ant-!
mat's wonderful reaching propensi
ties; what has not been devoured has
beeu tramped beneath their feet so
thoroughly as to crush out all life, aud
decomposition soon follows. Are they
not worth raising for this purpose
in many sections
CORRESPONDENCE. !
Eagle Point Nowa.
Since the much talked of extension
cf the R. R. V. R. R. to Eagle Point is
almost assured there have been many
inquiries by people in distant localities
as to where Eagle Point is, and what
its prospective advantages. To those
who mav chance to read the Mail this
information is snven.
Eagle Point is fourteen miles north
east from Medford, on Little Butte
creek, which, by the way, has som t of
the best water powers in Oregon. It
has one roller flouring mill, of large
capacity, two stores of general mer
chandise, two of confectionery, one
drug store, two physicians, two hotels,
two blacksmith shops, with wagon re
pair shops connected. It has one church
building and one school house. It
numbers about 150 inhabitants. The
surrounding country, the Butte Creek
valley contains some of tho best farm
ing aud fruit lands in the state. It is
well known that the best wher.t raised
in Rogue River valley was from Butto
creek. This we have now. After the
advent of the iron horse we will tell
more about it.
This delightful weather makes all
nature rejoice, animate and inanimate.
The visitors from a distance are re
turning to their homes. Mrs. A. G.
Johnston's father, mother and brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Adams and sou have de
parted for their home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Guerin and children, who have
been visitini? her uarents, have re
turned to Portland. Mr. Howard, of
EDUCATIONAL.
COHDOCTRD BV PROr. K. L. NAHItEOAM.
That our school fathers builded bet
ter than they knew, has been demon
strated by the steady tide of Immigra
tion to our city since the opening of
the new public school. And it must bo
a matter of pride and satisfaction to
them to see the number who have come
here to build homes and enjoy the ad
vantages of our thorough school sys
tem, and that this, through their wis
dom and foresight, will bo tho city of
schools, intelligence and refinement.
Rejoice! O. ye men, who labor much
for little pay, that your work and hope
has ended in fruition, and this your re
ward, the grateful, heartfelt thanks of
every child who is brought under the
elevating influence of their beautiful
school home, "Inasmuch as ye have
done it unto one of my little ones ye
have dono it unto me."
Ye lads an 1 lassies, be glad that your
friends are still at the head of tho one
institution founded and perpetuated
for you alone.
The same spirit of progress and en
torprisa that in one year has raised our
educational interests second to none in
the state is still mnrchinr on, and in
tho choiea of the Hon. J. D. Whitman
Como Pretty Pusy, Helen Walt.
My Mary Anne, Myra Calloway.
Dialogue, Walter Faria and Carl Webb.
Song-. By Scbool
F.lva Galloway, toacher.
THIRD OHADK.
na n inm)vr nf tho hoard of education
Sisson Has been nera iookior ai ter ms uhe chndren have a firm friend, who
has not fortrotten his school days and
property, returning homa several days
since.
Cora Brown is visiting in Jackson
ville. Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Mrs.
Chappell. have gono ou a tour through
Idaho and Montana.
A. J. Daley went to Grants Pass on
7th inst, on business.
A lawsuit took place here last Friday
in which Horace Ish, as plaintiff, had
to pay ths cost. Microscope.
ai Bifler
J.
O. Elder
Gold Hill Item.
Nettie Dodge is visiting In
Grants
Puss.
Dr. Demorest. of Medford. and Alice
Matthews, of California creek, passed
through town ou Sunday evening.
W. S. Fitzsrerald. we are triad to say.
" v" ' I Dr. Hiakle. of Central Point.
Give them enough underbrush and Tom Hainmcrsly was visiting in
theT will not only grow fat and thrive 1 Phoenix Sunday and Monday of this
and multiply but they will clear the eek
ground cheaper, more effectually and I vesUjrjay evening's train for Portland,
la less time than by any other proceca where she will join her husband.
; or method. Jacobv Bros propose to start ineir
limekiln soon. They will also take out
j I mahio for a marble company that has
works in Albany. Kusrene ana Kose-
will leave nothing undono for their
comfort and advancement.
The clerical interest of tho district
will b.i faithfully performed by our
clerk. J. H. Farris; and If it were more
generally known of what assistance a
competent clerk is to the school board
and school interests they would always
be as careful in their selections.
We are uroud to bo a citizen in a
Son,
Little Drops of Water,
The Yellow Bird,
Dolly's WeddlnK
Tbt lllue Bird's Song,
Soiik.
Tbc Good old Days,
Queer Dolls,
The Lazy Lad.
What Qtrls Lilre to Do,
A Practical Joke,
A Little Ucadcr,
About a Hear,
lilrdles.
Song,
MEDl'ORD.
OREGON.
Dealer in
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS.
Ak ice plant of vast proportions
lis an assured fart in tho immedi
ate future for Medford. Let the
good work go on.
burg. Tho company has examined and
worked scnio samples of their marble
and pronounce it superior to any other
United States marble now on the mar
fci.t oxeetit tho Tennessee marble.
This scores another industry for Gold
Hill.
j The Independence West Side Prof. L. A. Simons, of Medford.
! ii ! i x i. n - .v it -li (formerly of this place, was shaking
calls ChcrlesNickell a Waller Dog !handj ith hu friends in Gold
T.-.i-.y-., " Maa dAmii4inl r.1 '
iiArvTi." Irvine :Pnocrat. e were cognizant ol Hill on Suuday last. ...
100 io, ollw.fc.0? , , , . . . , - j n-. At the annual school meeting of the
' th fact that be claimed allegiance -,h , . v- K3.v wa elected to fill the
..'.t.', in iliMiiMTurr hnt er Jirimrant of ! unexuired term Of director W. S-
IxT.OY KSai i U 1 lOiN O ; . - .. . ! Fitzserald (resigned on account of sick-
7 . nn StriJMl ana epecies. Auanaou,. t QKOrgo Hammers was elected
FORKIGX AND DOMESTIC i Bro. Bell.
community that is keeping pace with j Conundrum,
the ago in which we live, and whoss
public spirit and generosity prompted
them to voto a six-mill tax for teach
ers' salaries alone.
Julia Rodsdiow will teach in her
home district this year.
H. D. West, of our commercial class,
is still indisposed.
Dora Buchanan of the A's has a first
grade certificate
Myrtle Woodford was granted a cer
tificate at the last examination.
Ed Redden is at bis post after a ten
days' tussle with the grippe.
Prof. Simons visited our school on
Friday.
The A's and B's will complete the
school course in history and physiology
on Friday, and as a reward for their
diligence tho remainder of the year
will be given to tho special course of
book keeping, penmanship and correspondence.
By School.
Edna Mitchell.
George Howard.
Ella Hoover.
Percy Woods.
Olive Murray.
Artie Robison.
Bertha Orroe.
Dannie Araoun.
Six Girls.
Robtilc Galloway.
Fruncls Davis.
Leon Haskins
Martin Culp.
By School.
Rose GaiKrirns, teacher.
POCIITII GltADE.
.Song George Washington. By School.
Recitation Only a Chli-Ucn. By Eight Girls.
Reading Faithful In Little. Edna Burnett.
Quotations, Wlllurd Darrow, Era Webster
George Itlsh aud Elsie Armstrong.
Recitation, Mubel Hlglnbotbnm.
Song Grandpapa and I. By School.
Reading. James Edmunds.
Quotations, George Furls. Lillian liurr. Katie
Angle, Gertie Johnson, Edith Nicholson.
Annie Wait, Edgar Brous. Bernlc Wood.
Charlitv Isaacs. Clare Moroy, Llzile
Hoover, Clifford Crewe and Lorcn Will
lams. Song Music Everywhere. By SchcoL
Recitation The Sparrow, Letha Klley.
Recltatlon-If You Please, Stella Spanglcr.
Recitation, Elsie Howard.
Song Merry Melodies. By School.
Dcu-a Pickkx. teacher.
SIXTH CHADS
Opening Song My School. By School.
Recitation The Two Words, Maud Adums.
Recitation A Boy's Promise. Maud Russell.
Reading The Block-eyed Rebel. Jesse Shaw-ver.
Rcodlnir The Learned Negro. Robert Dennis.
Rcading-The Poor Widow. Myrtle Lawton.
Song Brother Robin, OerlruJe Wilson and ;
Edna Smith.
Rcading-The Rainbow Pilgrimage. Lydia :
Smith. !
i. - ii .. . , .V. . T .,KU!...- r-1p.1 T " r . i I
Hcaillng-A Boy's Essay on Girls. Ole Oviatt j FQIJC ATE
GROCER.
"tr GROCER.
CONFECTIONER.
C. W. WOlters.
GROCERIES!
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-
Land Office at Rosebnnc. Ore.. Feb. 91, CL
Notice is bereby given thai the followinfr
named witter ba tiled notice of bis inteniion
to make final proof in support of hi claim, and
that said proof will be made before tbe judge,
or clerk of tb; county court, of Jackson county
Oregon, at Jacksonville. Or., on Saturday.
April Sf, !H!C viz: Homestead entry No. 4m, of
James G. Kderton. for tbe nw of ne, a!4
of ne4 and nw of of sec I. tp 34 ft, r 1 e.
He names tbe following witinesses to prova
bis continuous residence upon and cnltiratioa
of. said land, viz:
Fort Hubbard. Jr.. Henry A. Sutton, and
William A TaKifart. of Leeds. Jackson Co., Ore
gon, and A. J. Meeker, of Big Butte. Jackson
Co., Oregon, ft-14 Johv H. Shcpe, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburfr. Ore.. Feb. 2. TK.
Notice is bereby given that tbe following1
named settler ban bled notice of h!s Intention
to make final proof in support of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before tbe Judge
or County Clerk of Jackson county. Oregon, at
Jacksonville. Orj?on.on Saturday. April it.
viz: Homestead entry No. 4o48. of Joba E. Olson,
for the sK of ec tp : n. r w
He names tbe following witnesses to prove
bis continuous nidnce upon and cultivation
of. said iand. viz: Ct. XV. Smith. John . Potter,
I. Harris, of Beagle. Jackaon county, Oregon;
J. B. Rodgers. of Sam Valley. Jackson county,
Oregon. i 14 Johx JL Shupe, Register.
0. W.
MEDFORD,
WOLTERS.
- - OREGON.
Dmyersal
ConiDination
Fence
PRIVATE BOARD.
Blaine's presidential boom
'director for tho term of three years.
i J. W. Marksburv was re-elected school
t clerk, after which it was decided to en
still : large th.i school building aud have a
TROCRAM. FRIDAY. MARCH.
SECOND CHAD.
Ina McKlsslck.
Song-Tbe Red. White and Blue. By School.
Real Estate Transfers.
George W. Isaacs to A. J. Stewart-l SS acres
In Medford. tu.
J. A. Houston to W. T. Houston the undt
Tided H of nwi; of r.H saeT. tpSla. r I w:
also undivided 'i cf five acres off n side of osH
of sw' see 7, tpM. Reserving a half Interest
in water right, etc.. $1.
J. S. McCain to S.J. Day Lots a and 8. and
30 feet off nojlh end of lot 1 and i. bllc 14. 8d
U. S. Pateal to Henry Carter ISO acres, sec
8,tp 41s.r3w.
JoUa C. Myrtle to Bell, Helms Lot . bit a,
K.000
L. Langle to F. WaSfeer-SS- acres, sec SO.
tpi: s. r9w, KEtt
O. W. Brluer to T. C- lles-N!i of '.; sec
3S. tu 3S , r 1 w. rui
S. J. Day. referee to Wm M. Miller 1M.0T.
see 31, tp 37 a. r 4 west. I19M.
Jonas A. Lre to I.. L. Angle N'i nf ne 4 and
S of nw sec sa. tp s: s. r J w. MS.
U. S. patent to John Hcrbungcr lor SO acres In
tpSJ s. r4 w.
Now Trv This.
It will cot you nothing
do you pood.
! A First Clsss COMfilEaCIAL School for both j
S?S GENTLEMEN A!l Branches;
y' ill I A it. t t . nnnrniiT!
-M m m mm m m -k. IM. . 1 1 fT H I II 11111111 i . .
ifTii - i ii it"-iii ii lauciii. run n v
a r-. TS Wtof Al.NTING and GREEK
Boys and Girls fors. "WivPn.?
Business. rcu Gsn kER!ng
at any Time. Day and Evening ClassesT 4
RISBY & HART. Howard's block.
S. CHILDERS
Having; bought out Frank Galloway
is now prepared to 11 all orders
promptly.
The Cheapest and Bc-st Picket Fence
made. Correspondence Solicited. Ad
dress all orders to
CHILDERS3
Medford. -
Oregon-
live?.
Single Room and Board f-1-00
Room and Double Bed for Two
1 !.? 1 t, 43 Kfl .
H 1 11 t Ciltii 1 ...... w.-w .... 1
v :. ...1 - w.., a frf letter he
iXjitlvl It lUIUUb in ------- 1
Influential republicans
'not let him withdraw and
j movement is on foot to nouiirnie j
bini r-.t Minneapolis, despite the j
has written. Who can .
graded school.
111 The quartz mill is now running on
2 1 full time, giving employment to about
twenty men.
Strictly Teaierwj American Help.
OLD STAND COR. C 7th ets
J. H. FAHIS,
j forsee the outcome?
Sams Valley News.
youncest daughter of
The youngest daughter of . J.
Radeers, who was taken very ill with
; a severe spinal trouble some time. ago.
is gotting along nnely unaer tne skiu
Son;.
Little Rosebud.
My Wish.
The Month of the Year,
Song to the Daisies,
Little Miss Tidy.
Grandma's Goose.
Sonc.
Tbe Hint's Breakfast.
Dinkey and Blackbird.
A Little Girl's Story.
By School.
Emery Purdta.
Gertrude Thumburf.
Berniee Ancle.
Lulu Porter.
Kdith Webb.
Nola Redden.
By School.
Clara Wood.
Grace Morris.
Edna Wait
Terms Apply to
W. I.
VAWTER.
Pres.
V.'m. SLIXGER.
Vice Pre.
, W. HOWARD.
Cahler.
J. E.
EXYART.
Asst. Cashier
Jackson County Bank.
CAPITAL, - $50,000 Medford. Oregon.
and will
if vou have a couch, cold.
oranvtrouhle witn tuo in mat, cnc&i
or lungs. Dr. King's Xew Discovery I -1 ,
for consumption, coughs and colds is ori Cfeponcltellt
guarant H-d to give relief, or money
will b jid bat'k. Suff -rers from la
grippo lound it just mi ining ana
under its use had a speedy and perfect j
recovery. Try a sample bottl- at our
expi'nse'and learn for yotf-S'lf ju;-t how J
good a thing it is. Trial bottles free ',
a! U. H. llakin's drug store. Large j
size 5oc und cl.UO. ;
Loan money on approved secr.rUy, receive deoosits subject to check,
and transact a general banking business on thr most favorable terras.
fejT"Your Business Solicited.
ROOFING
GCM ELASTIC ROOFINO FELT C011 3
onlyf-COper ItO square feel. Makes agxMl
roof tor years, and anyoce can pat rt on. 2send
stamp tor sample and fcil particulars.
ucm ELAsnc SonruG ro
39 A 41 West Bhoauwat. New York.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
Th- Tortl r.arieaa.
The fa?LIiies cf tic present day for tbe
production cf ercrytiing that will con
iace to the natrrial 'c-eliare and cccnibrt
of rifr7it:nd ere almost unlimited and
when Eymp of Tigs tcaz rit produced
the wor!d w5 enriched wiih the ooly
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
reirecy -which is trc!y pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently ia
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is ksowa the more pop
ular it b'Tanes.
Corbin Banking Co., N. Y.
Commercial National, Portland.
Pacific Bank, San Franeisco.
Ladd & Bush, Salem.
A terrible political battle is j of I)r. A. C. Stanley,
j raging between Cleveland and Hill
urr rira .1 it...:, rn. nftl,. tna!luf "
- auivkWAM. wiv. j aim iuvo ivuusciff. w , 1 ' this eaon.
! prefer Cleveland as we believe his 1 fallow about 80
.. . . . , ! T ami. PnnL'Al
: silver views ana tarin ideas are
J. R. WILSON. BLACKSMITH
.inn
DiauAouiiiiiiiiy
AXD
Horse and Oxen Shoeing-
1 more rational than Hill's. This
i fight may, perhaps, force the party
to take up a western man.
MEDFORD,
ORE.
I There are a number of business
j houses in Medford which are not
j represented in the advertising col
juins of the Mail. W give this
j fact to prove to the outside world
that our city does a greater vol
iume of business than one would
j naturally suppose by glancing over
jour advertising columns.
The state of Rhodo Island leads
ONE OF THE GREATEST.
MEDICAL DISCOVERIES!
OF THE AGE.
Dr. Woodcock of Kerby. Josephine 1
fVv.intv. Oriron. has discovered & new .
remidy for Diarrhwa, Dissentary, 1 0fr aruorio. th New England dem-
and all kindred diseases of the alimen-! ocrats by instracting lis delegates
lhe new remeoy is caueo to t,e National Convention to vote
Upon the coinage
express themselves
Every dollar of American
' tarv canal.
Eeplator oftlie Bowels ana SMacLifor cievdand.
It cures all Summer complaints, all question they
lrn.'gmaiiuri'wi -"- 1 -- ...
els. no matter what the cause is. It 1 lUUS
docs not constipat ? ano. nas uo oj.iui money, whether of gold, silver or
it. ft srrows Dlentifuily on
cific slop;. Thero is no danger in tak
ing it, as It nas osen us. a oy a numoer
nf years.
TESTIMONIAL.
We, the undersigned, citizens of
Joscphin? County, Stats cf Oregon,
l.Aerti: liv limb we uu.'j u.-u
paper, ought to be equal the. world
over." This is plain, t the point
and gives the silver issue, in :; a nut
shell.
The Wvatt Bros, have finished s?ed-
! ing something over GJO acres of land
inev wm also summer
acres.
Letvis Pankev and lamilv have gone
to Lake Creek to spend a few days
among relatives.
Scott Griffin, the genial real estate
agent of Tolo, spjiit a few minutes at
our little village Sunday evening.
Thos.- Wyatt was taken very sick
with the pleurisy last Friday morning,
but was improving at last accounts.
Ella Sydcnstricker, who has be:n
sick fpr three or four months, is cow
able to sit up two or three hours every
day.
Gabe Davis and family, of this place,
intend to move to California some
time this month.
The quartz mining fover seems to
hav made an attack on bom; cf tho
would bo miners of this place; at least
it iocDu that way to hear them txlk.
Wm. Xoah will socn s'.nrt his saw
mill. He haa enough logs in tho yard
to saw four or five thousand fejt cf
lumber.
J. M. Childers, Ths Hnrrel and
Jacob Canley returned from a pros
pecting tour ia the mountains on upper
Evans Creek a few davs ajro. Jake
thinks he has found it this ume sure
It is nickle.
Itev. J. A. Slover preached tho fun
eral of little Willie Lh.vill Sunday,
which we learn was a very ablo ser
mon S. V. D.
mm . V , . rt , L &
Woodcock's regulator for the Stomach he nopKins-oearies win contest
and Bowels ami believe that it is all j',.-,? passed into history. Timothy
that is claimed Jor it. mat 11 is ma
best known remedy for all summer com
u'aints:
Wm. Baker, prants Pa3s; a. A.
Kehelv. P. H. "SVhite, Geo. E. Floyd,
II S. Wotvicock. N. J. Woodcock. Chas.
lincan, Kerby, S. H. White, Bert Ad
ams. Waldo. Sold by Druggists generally!
One Dollar Weekly
Buys a good Gold Watch by our Club
System. Our 14-karat gold-filled cases
are warrantsd for 20 ysars. Fine Elgin
or Waltham movement. Stem wind
and set. Lady's or Gent's size. .Equal
to anv $50 watch. To seeuro agents
where we have nooe, wo sell one of the
Hunting Ce Watch for the Club
pt ici ? and send C. O. D. by express
with privilege of examination before
raying for same.
Our agent at Durham, N. C, writes:
Our lewelcrs have confessed they don t know
' tow you can furnish such work for the Money."
Our ao-ent at Heath Sprit gs, S: C. says:
Your watcacs take at sight The gentleman
who irot the last watch a;u that be examined
ind o-ioed a Jeweler's watches In Lancaster,
that'were no belter than j ours, but tho price
.wasS-B." ' ' m
r. at Ponninrton. Tex., writes:
receipt of the watch, and am pleased
wt'houi Bsasure. All who have seen It say i
would be caeay at 10."
One good renaoie Ageni woniuu 101
nlaca. yvrite tor pai-iu.-uju.io.
each P
EUP1K3 Watch Col, New York.
of
Hopkins, the adopted son of Mrs.
Mark Ilojtkina-Searles, has com
promised his suit against Edward
F. Searles for $3,000,000. The
twenly-four or twenty-five relatives
of Mrs Searles hare been placated
and not the case, one of the most
remarkable in the history of the
United States, . in ended forever.
Both sides claim the victory.
Which say you was vietorious.?
New York Board of Health
SITS DOWN ON A BAKFNG POWDER CO.
ROYAL'S OLD GAME.
J. S. HOWARD.
Dry Goods, Boots I Shoes, Groceries,
and Crockery.
f3
StaTi Board op Health of New York.
The hiehest
prices paid
The best goods at the lowest prices for Cash.
for country produce.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ALL PASTS OF THE CITY.
MEDFORD, - - - OREGON.
CALIFORNIA
fefj CATARRH
Eheamatism. Neuralgia. Coraj,
HEADACHE, and ALL PalN.
Tbe California PcuitiTj asd Ktri-!'"
ELECTRIC COUGH CUBS
CTTStS COLDS. CaOC?, COSStHIPTICS.
Sotd St a3 Dnrcxnta. Fach 2Se.3c a '
Oraangr 41 C.. Prop's. Los AncJm,Cal
GRB)1D
fa
CE1ITBJL PT1
Medford, Oregon.:
AjhanH.Tiitiijaahy'( ; Harris & Pcrttia PrstHEtGn.
te:Sl $1.50 nil miv
Lm tM-iiM, CeM;. inSueara, Ere: ehHla.
?,ES ricrWhoopinanh.Croap, JJ60
UKr.. SithmC. aci evr J'rctico of i-.ic l-tf
Threat. V;. ...--1 ..,ui--w--i
Uxcle Jekry HisK for president
is tbc latest thing in the political
line in' Washington. Tho farmer
statesman from Wisconsin stands
a pretty good chance for tbe horn
inaliotu Several Republican sen
ators, eager to defeat Harrison's
nomination, have agreed to take
up Uncle Jerry at the proper time
and nominate him if they can
swing enough votes to do it. Their
argument is that Rusk is popular
with the farmers and, therefore,
would be a great vbfe-getter; that
he has a good record as a soldier,
and that he has had experience
enough in public affairs to show
that he is a man ef ability' and
capacity- It is also argued that
Jerry, if put forward iu th con
vention, would weaken Harrison
where Harrison is supposed", to lie
strongest, in the West and South.
If these Republican Senators suc
ceed in bringing ep.ough atiti'-Har-
rison Republicans into line for
propable break cowlu De
Lucky Bart's Camp.
Muuden & Eaton, after diligent and
untiring search, have at hist found the
. r T 1 1 . - : T-l I
eAwnaiou ui iuukv ourbD uuuu a uc 1
struck it just twelve foet from tho west
end of Bart's claim. Tho prospect is
as good if not better than where Bart
mado his discovery.
Messrs. Pierce and Anderson are
prospecting a mino on the east side of
the left hand fork of Sardine crock.
Messrs. Carson and Qridon, rainiug
men from San Francisco, spent two
days at Lucky Barfs. They made a
very tlorough Mid careful examination
of the mine, and expross themselves ns
being thoroughly delighted with the
prospect. They intend to return and
still further prospect it when more de
velopments are made.
A. J. Barlow has temporarily aban
doned prospecting until he makes his
garden, after which he will go gaily to
the mountains and seek hidden treas
ure. Iu last weeks issue of the Mail your
correspondent, in giving a ridiculous
description of W.P. Jacoby's adven
ture with the forked stick racket, un
intentionally wounded that gentleman s
foolings. Your correspondent depre
cates the publication f said silly item.
Mr. Jacoby is an obliging gentleman,
and doesn t wish to be ridiculed in such
a silly mnnnor, hence I mike the hon
orable amends Occasional.
Sardine Creek, March 9, '92.
alt a
..TP,. P.., . . .. I - ... t.r- -
.fc--. jrcaest.:.. T"".'-"- in the convention,
Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Cnssol, Wis.,
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu
matism, his stomach was disordered,
bis liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away and bo was
tsrriblv reduced iu flesh aud strciitrth.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him. :
Edward Shepherd, Harrisbursr. Ill
had a running sore on bis leg of eight
years' standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
of Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, and his lJg
is' sound and well John Speaker. Cat-
awbafO., had five large fever sores on
his leg, doctars said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box of Bueklen's Arnirtu Salve cured
him entirely. Sold at Gt H. Haskin's
drugstore.'
J
To John Anderson. Esq
Chloao 111
Dear Slr:-
In rosnonat to yours of April 20th. In rrjard to
the advertising of the Royal Baking Powder Con? any I have the honor
to send you tho following resolution adopted by the Board at Its
quarterly mooting hold In Albany Feb. 11th, 1S85.
' Hesolved " That tho advert lsament of tho ftoyal Baking
Jodor Company, quoting the Stats Board of Health of Ne York as
recommending, through c-ie of its analysts. Its purity, etc. is
mlarepreoentatlon. In no case does the State Board of Health
or its representatives, eauso eueh examination to be rcade wl U
view of rooomondlng any particular produots.
Tory truly yours ,
The misrepresentation which called forth the resolution of
the State Board of Health of New York, printed above, is in keeping-
with the old tactics of the Royal Baking Powder Company.
First it manufactured a Government Chemist out of whole
cloth, and the garment was cut and made to fit Dr. Henry A.
Mott, and later poor Dr. Love.
Brought to a turn in this, tbe same company sought to use
the New York Board of Health.
It did not hesitate to send broadcast, the statement that the
New York Board of Health had endorsed and recommended the
Royal (Ammonia) Baking Towder.
It did not take the New York Board of Health very long
to assert itself on this misrepresentation as will be seen from the
toregoing letter.
These questionable methods of advertising have never
been resorted to by the Price Baking Powder Co. The old
fashioned honest way of making a pure Cream Tartar
Baking Powder is much to be preferred. No ammonia to
conceal, nothing to bolster up.
The success of Dr. Price proves honesty is the best
business policy in food produots, as in everything else,
First-class in Every Particular.
Special attention paid to Conimeriial Travelers.
HENRY KLIPPEL,
Successor to
ROGUE RIVER LUMBER
Wholesale and Retail IValer
COM TAX Y.
Lumlier, Lai, Sligles, Pickets, Rustic,
Flooring, Ceiling, Etc.
For Sale.
A tract of about H acre, with a few bcQdicgs
A small Orcaanl: also a Team. Wagon. Cow,
laple&enis. Feed. Furniture, ctc-
Saiil property is situated aboct 1 V ciles TOt
cf Medford P. O.. near Pavis-rille Statios, cn
theR.Jt-V.K-R.
Anyoae wihicg seen a hx-aiica please call
and look. C. N . TIN KEK-
MEDFORD
OREGON.
AD KINS & WEBB,
Dealers in
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Stoves, Tin and Willow Ware.
Cycone and Hoosier Pumps.
ijjpggyilfp' I
Every article bears a guarantee.
D. H. MILLER,
-DEALER IN-
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware t
t and Fine Building Material.
- . y . .
Warranted Cutlery, Carpenters and BntlJers Tools. Fishing Tackle, Ammunition, Etc. Eta !
Redjacket Force Pumps, for deep or shollow wells. Tin Shop Attached
VidouTs Robertine.
Is a strictly hysrenic preparation.
While it beautifies and preserves
the complexion it removes all
blotches, pimples, sun. wind tan,
freckles ami all blemishes and im
purities tf tl e skin of whatever na
ture. It is used by the recher'he
of society and the stase and bears
the highest endorsements from
chemists, physicians and artists
ever given to any preparation of its
kind. Sold only bv drugists.
They Say It Contains So Poison.
The celebrated chemists, whoss
opinions are apove tae price 01 goiu,
tell wnat tnv Know.
Sax Fkaxi'isco, Juni r ls53.
DEAR Sik: We have ntaJe an ex
haustive cheruiea! analysis of "Vt'is
tiom's Ivobrtiue." ob'.aiiuu by us ia the
open market, and find it to be five from
ail poisonous or deleterious infrredients,
constituting a harmless preparation for
the face. 1 ours trv.lv.
Thomas hire & Som.
Analytical Chemists.
To Messrs. V. M. Visdcra & Co
Are Ycu Sufferiuc.
From back ache. inQamatioa of the
bladder, briek dust deposit or stone in
the bladder, or iu fact any uerange
monts of the kidneys or urinary or
gaus? If thus afflicted do not loosse time
and nmste money on worthless lini
ments aud worse plasters, but strike at
the seat of the disease at once by using
the greatest of all knowu remedies,
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea.
I'leaaant to take, purely vegetable.
Satisfaction every time.
1 '
Joti W at tbe Mail.