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Newspaper Page Text- X , : DRUG STORE. GEORGE H. HASKINS. (Successor to Haskins & Lawton.) He has anything in the line of Pare Drugs, '' Patent Medicines, " Books, Stationery, . Paints and Oils, Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, And everything that is carried in a first-class DKUG STORE. Prescriptions Carefully Com pounded. Main Strket, Medford, Oregon. PflLHGE B3RBEB SI?. W. L. TOWXSEND, PRO.j MEDFORD, - - OREGON, Hot and cold baths, pompadour hair cutting' and clean towels a specialty. Fair treatment for everybody. Give us a trial. . Main Street, Opposite Postoffiea. 3Y HOT PiCWO THE RsSHT jlM KB oil ffttttOGUI Teu.? YOU ALLASCUT fJOSIHPAGiriCg"CLEf,a BICYCLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MAROVim 8'Jllgl8 -PORTIANO OREGON. C. F. LEWIS, 'Mm AND MACHINIST. ' Any work in his line such as lining-up engine? erection anil repairing of saw and quartz mills attended to properly and promptly. All communications promptly answered. - MEDFORD. - OREGON. DR. SANDEN'S 3 LATEST PATEMTS SiTH E'.rCTEO- BEST E5PS0VEHEKTS. EAC'lET.'C sus?ek:q8y. -v.-t-i Terux&ticm ( braia. eerr frccs.excs or toJUcrvtics, Mini ex&af stioc. dnis. 1ok, acrrcus lb:L::T. i:rp leaesj, tumor, rcesmiiisn. iid-rr, lirr ud fciaaidtr ewaplalnu.laae Lack. hmbo. ctsiita, tta7i tll-be):. tc. ThU electric belt motais ff drfal lupra ! orcr II then, ad pie a exrrc&ttht U Insu&'J fltbjtt vearcr or w forfeit S.oK mo tr l of tSe T?rs dieeaorop. Tbecwd bare bw ca.-r4 tr UiJ vMotu invention after J1 other rtrrcir fa Is1. scd t (tTbaiMlrdfloruriiBODfa.U is thii and errrr t-?r - Omrvtrlak UIK0fcD KLKtTKfl ST WS C It T, C. area tet toon erer offarrf e ia?n.F FKWITH all HT. LTjJ Hr-t and Tiorooi at rencih il AfUVTEE Die CO loJHi Pari. B&dIoriUuualedPasiiels(iaalledaaletl, r Addraaa SAPmSTr ELErtJTlilO CO., NO. 172 First J5t PORTLAND, ORE. t: M. LYONS, -Vs. ' ) AND BUILDEE,, X obbizuj of all Kinds. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Medford, - - Oregon. H. F. WOOD. MEDFORD, OR. 7 "h Jobbing of all kinds. Plans and iBclaiical Contractor ana Builder ? estimates furnished oa application I'TiP -J. '. ' f Jillturin In let EHA7CD AXLE GREASE : - BEST IK THE WOKU). HawsaringqniiHtlwareqiinrpttaaed. actoaffy - otlaatinv two boxes of any other brand. Not , Actadbrhaat.feETTHEGEaitiUiE. " FOB 8 ALB BY DEALERS QEKEIUIXY. lllf I NOTICE FOR "PUBLICATION Land Office at Koseou: , Oreeon. Aoril a. IHS8. 19B3. Notice is hereby given that the following namea ueiuer nas mea notice 01 nis intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or County Clerk of Jackson county, Oregon, at viz: Geo. Beale. on Homestead Entry No. tojk, tor tne w 01 sec au, tp 3a s, r & e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, saia lanu. viz: r. it. btanaiuy, t;. (J. r'earson. F. M. TunKate. of Biff Butte. Jaukson countv Oregon; J. B. Watkihs, Eagle Point, Jackson county, uregoa. ,m-i2-j-ia John H. SnoPE, Kegistor., 'FOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Omce at Roseburg, Or., May 2, 1893, tSc Notice is hereby given that the fo named settler has riled notice of his intentiou nice is iictcur kivcu inub Lite nuiiwinu. ' to make final proof in support of his claim and that Bald proof will be made before the .judge or clerk of the county court or Jackson county. Or., at Jacksonville. Or., on Satur- day. June 17th, lhltt, viz: Phillip R- Stanley, on nomesbeau entry no. ;i-J, lur me n Yt 01 "it w H ; s w olnwji and a w J of w J4, s 84, tp35s. r3 e. lie names the following witnesses to pr on continuous residence noon and cultiva tlon of aaid land, vizr Oeoi'ge Brale. Frank . Tungate, Thomas Hayes. Albert Beule; all of Big Butte, Jackson county, pregon. M-5-J-9 . . Johh H. Shops, Begister. Kotice of Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership existing between J. W. Hodkersmilh and C. K. Klum, uuder the firm name of Hockersmith & Klum. is this day dis- solved by mutual consent, except so far as is - necessary to settle tne ousmess or ine old arm, ': C. K. Klum retiring. J. W. Hockersmith will f continue business at the old stand where he will be pleased to meet his old patrons. ' Dated at Medford, this loth day of February, HMO. , . J iv. W. nLMJKEUSillTU, Sock Point Pointers. Jno. Hay and Lol. Dusenberry, will give a dance here Friday night. Win. Chastian and lniily, will leave soon for east of the mountains. Mr. J. V. Hay pai4 Grants Pass and Applegate a business call last week. Klippel saw mill on Galls creek will start up Monday with a new crew of men. Mrs. Marcuson, who has been quite ill, is almost well again, we are glad to say. Mrs. H. L. White has returned from her visit at the Josephine county metropolis. Air. Brad. Dean and wife, of Wil low Springs,- visited the family of Ben Miller, Sunday. Mr. Benton Walters was called to Portland Saturday, by the sud den illness of his father. Misses Frances Prefountain and Carrie Hay attended the ball in Jacksonville on the 12th. Lol. Dusenberry and Fred Phelps were at Woodville Kundaj', to at tend church at that place. Mrs. James Tuff and friends were in town Saturday and Sunday as the guest of Henry White. Mr. Oscar Gaftiard, of Ashland, is stopping at the hotel, looking after his mining interest here. Mr. Guy Davis, of Medford, is popping with Mr. West, on Galls creek, rusticating and hunting. , Misses Lillie and Hattie Hay and Hattie Vrooman, were in Ceu tral Point and Medford Sunday. Rev. Downing, of Central Point, preached at the Rock Point 6chool house Sunday, to a large and at tentive audience. Quite a number of people from Rock Point and vicinity were , at Jacksonville on the 12th, to attend the band contest and ball. J W. Hay and Will Flippin are doing some extensive work on their Black Jack ledge, which is proving to be quite a good ledge. Fishing is again the order of the day. Jno. Satterfield, last week caught thirty-one of the silvery, shining trout. Miss Nellie Vrooman, of this place, who is attending school at Grants Pass, was one of the suc cessful applicants at the teacher's institute at that place last week. Success to her she deserves it. iToo late for last week. The Pelton Bros., of Sams Vallev, were in tovn last week. . Jno. Harvev, of California creek, was at Central Point Wednesday. Mr. Jacob, of Ashland, a partner in ihe Home Ledge,js at this place. Miss Alice .Maine ws is spenaing the week at Barlow hotel at Gold Hill. Miss Maggie Miller, of Sardine creek, is attending school at Willow Springs. Mrs. Henry White and little ones, are visiting hsr parent at Grants Pass this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan and family, of Medford, visited at this place one da last week. Mr. . Bohna, of Corvallis, nephew of J. W. Hay, is visiting that family here at present. Miss Nellie Ray, of Gld Hill, was in our midst last week, can vassing for the famous Tula water. Mr." Win. Herriot.of Graitts Pass, was in this vicinity Tuesdav, look ing after the interest of his saw mill. Jno. Ross and others from Jack sonville, passed through town one day last' week on their way t Woodville. Mrs. Jno. Harvey, who has been quite ill, is improving under the skillful treatment of Dr. Uinkle; of Central Point. Mrs. Jno. Cook, who, while in a fit of insanity cut her throat, is now a raving maniac, caused from ill health and reading Faith book. Dr. Hinkle's team took a spin while on Foots creek, completely demolishing vehicle and harness. Fortunate for the doctor, he was not in the buggy -at the time. O. T. E. . Are You Thinking Of 'what you ought to take' with you when you no to the World's Fair? Your outfit will not be complete without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy. The change of water and diet, fatigue and irregular habits, during your trip are almost certain to produce diarrhoea and a dose or two of 'this remedy may save you serious sickness and perhaps much expense. Procure it before leaving home. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sals by G. H. Haskins, druggist. Galls Creek Item. John Chapel, of Grants Pass, is again burning lime on Pain's creek. Miss Clara Williamson, is paying her friends on the creek, a short visit. V. It. Culton made Jacksonville and Medford a visit during the past week. a Our roads are again lined with lumber teams, and still they cannot supply the call. It is reported Mr. blacky is find ing rich pay in his placer mines this spring. Mrs. W. R. Culton has returned home after an absence of two weeks, having had the care of Mrs. Mar cuson, at the saw mill, who is now out of danger. N. Q. Gold Hill Nuggets. . Mr. Lano, of Portland, is a guest at the Barlow house. Miss Alice Mathews has been visiting here this week. We hear W. J. Marksbury will build a new residence this summer. Miss Maggie Chavner -has been entertaining her friend, Miss Nellie Stanley, of Ashland. The party at Woodville was largely attended. A few of our young people went down. Mrs. Irwin and Dr. Secord have left for thel east. Dr. Braden as sumes charge of the mine. A number of gentlemen from Portland and the east, are stopping in town, seeking recreation. Mrs. A. J. Barlow and Miss Nel lie, left Sunday, for Cottage Grove, to attend the funeral of a relative. Will Mansfield contemplates lo cating at Corvallis. Mr. M. is a bright young man and we wish him success. A number of young ladies are taking lessons in painting, and are getting along nicely under the ef ficient instructions of Mrs. Bacon. C. V. Stuart will soon finish the fence that ' encloses, the Chavner house. This residence is one of the finest homes in Southern Oregon, and is situated in a grove of oaks and laurels. Hvnter. Student of the Old School. Wilier Springs, Or., May 2. Well, Mr. Edeter, I thot I wood gist skribble yer a few lins ter let yer no I am wel, and at home, and hope theze fu lines ma find yer the same. I am so ekseted over minin I don't no as I kin tel the truth er not. Since I skribled my last ter yer tha hav bin striken nu minds all over the kentry. I specks yer hurj afore this uv Mister Hurshburgur striken it orful rich, gist tuther side qv Bumble Hat, as- how Mister J. S. Howerd, uv Medfurd. got so eck sited over it bekaze he thot it wuz on'hiz land, and he kum down frum Medl'urd and slicked up sum noteses on the treze notifyen every body ter not trezpason that ar land, kaze it wuz hiz. Necks time he kum down he fecht hiz kumpus and sited long the line, and he mist Hurshburgur's hole morn tu fete. Thev say the rock is rich, orful rich, and Mister Howerd haz sent sum uv the rock to the ski mist tu hav it skandleized, and as sune az it kums back heel no what's in it. Ean Roten plowd all day an plan led taters last Sundy and thot it wuz Saterday. Ean sez if he kan find the man az started the report uv him striken such a big pocket, the man will find hiz self at liaf mast, heels upward kicken at the 8 h interest m a nulher won gist as gude. . Mr. Gorge Allen, uv Med furd, iz down hear waren the back nneze of his breches out hunt in Air a pocket, and heal fiud it tu. Jurdej Drown haz tuk Mackdugle tu raze. how sum ever, az.long az .Mack staze in the kentry. Yer orter sc Dockter Braden, the man az owns the big quarts mill and" assey otiis, him and Bill Swindell is taren the gable end out uv Paddey's bill hun tin fur theyaller stuf. Mr. Brient, who'gist lives next house below Mackdugle's, iz hed over heals in the mud and water, plaster minen. He kleancd up a big wad tuther day, and iz ready tunock thestufen outen hiz drum, and sez he wore a gold bage at the Jacksenvile turn amint loth uv this munth. Well Ed. that ar weden kOm ofT sure n uf. The man's name wuz Suten, and the gal's wur Brown. Emit Suten and Elly Brown. Emit went and got him a spankin bran new wagen frum Bill Nye Haze, as lives in Senterpint. Bill iz agent fur Franks Bryther, az lives in Port land least wize that what Emit sez. Wel Ed., thars bin no deths here since I rit afore, bekaze no one ken spare the time gist now. as ever body iz bizzy huntin pockets. Yourn as ever, Betseyauspikes. Spikenard Sparks. Weather hot. Hay short, grass long. Range stock are doing nicely. Crops about all in. The area of small grain sown is not up to the average. Mr. Kelley, of Grants Pass, was among us recently, looking out for heavy steers for, work stock. Our folks have them. Some have had them for years. Spikenard is a postal note post ollice of issue. 'If any other moun tain neighborhood of equal size in the county can make such a show ing we shall be glad to know it. We hope to touch the presidential mark before 1894. People up here are doing much in the way of permanent improve ment this season. Ney fences, new clearings, seeding to alfalfa, the opening up of new ' places, setting orchards; etc., are seen on all sides. Two new irrigating ditches have been made this spring.' Nemesis. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. The best salve in tho world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, orjll plains, corns, and ail skid eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded. Price 25o per box. For sale by G. H. Haskins, tarze. John Hardin sold out his j which acts directly on the parts effect- to the ONE HOrpRED PARTIES sendlnr cs the nest prestcst af interest in hiz plaster . mine in a!orbs tumor, allays iloh.n? and xii-KrVasi " V.. IS) Macdugle's Oat, tU Mister George f riZ' 1 toe ONE HCNDRED PARTIES acndlnc u the net grea,t c. . . .r. srii-ts or mall. Lircula-s Iree. Dr. i ..,h.r i spt-iti iivtn t,:. u- win h tn .-. i Haul, ot Meiilurd. but neze got hat , ltoink,. l'hi!a.!eluhia. I'a. Sold by I lAHUK IlCTt'RE LN ELES'EN CuLoBS .Talent Sipaffe. At the earnest solicitation of Mr. W. T. York I have consented to at tempt the task of supplying the vacancy caused by the death of our late lamented fellow citizen, Mr. Welborn Beeson, as your con tributor, acknowledging at tho out set our inability to attain his standard, yet wo will promise to do "our best. Elder A, J. Stevens and sons are our most extensive gardeners and E. K. Anderson and son are the "Boss" fruit men of this precirict. Our corn planting is rather hfte but there is a larger acreage-being planted than ever. The Harveys have about 200 acres planted and many others are planting in propor tion to tlie size of their farms. The "No Tax" men have held the new school house down to date, but the progressives do not propose to give it up so, but will take a dif ferent tack the next special meeting. The women must vote before we shall get a new school house. The season has been more favor able to placer mining and duck farming'than ordinary, and yet we have not had a season since the writer's settlement in this valley IS77 when the prospects were bet ter for heavy yields of cereals, fruits and vegetables, than now. All public enterprises in this lo cality have lost their most promi nent supporter in the death of friend Beeson. Prof. Dean has not over estimated his virtues in his eulogy, but our loss is Heaven's gain. Welborn Beeson did not make any hypocritical professions, but acted the christian and philanthropist. Since our contribution of sample Southern Oregon timber has reached foreign eves on their way to the for rge iantTroV malizta and mahogany from furniture fac tories, and I wouldn't be surprised if we had a lucrative trade in this direction in the near future, shipping by the carload We have 1,000 carloads of these valuable ornamen tal woods within 5 miles of Talent. As a consequence of a correspon dence a representative of the Bell telephone company called on, the writer lately and proposed to put up and keep in repair the outfit for a telephone line connecting Talent with Ashland, and if the franchise can be secured, extend the line to Jacksonville via Phoenix. Medford and Central Point. All of us should encourage the enterprise. 'E. P. .U.NAM. A Sura Cure tor Files. Itching- Pilos are known by ruoiature i liko Divi'wration crusin" intern? ilch- n Jn w. This turn Si "Sril I L I blind, bivedinir or prv.trud ing jlcM at once to ur. UosanKo s 1'iid remedy. iG, H. Li:tskins, drucgist, Modiord. Garden Seed Peas, beans, corn, onions, btts, elo, for sale by the pound, at JJenry Smith's. Griffin Creek Gatherings. Charlie Gutchies and wife havt moved down to Medford. Mr. Oviatte and family, of Med ford were out in our part of the country Sunday. Rev. David Rrower, of Talent, preached to a foil house last Sun day. Mrs. John Grifiin, of Phoenix, is visiting at the Naylor ranch this week. No Sunday school for several Sundays past on account of sickness in the neighborhood. Chas. Dickinson and family are staying with Mr. D's parents on Rogue river until Charlie is able to attend to business again. Grifiin Bros, have bought a mower and are going to .cut their From Terminal or Interior Points The Northern Pacific Railroad Is the line to take to All Points East and South It is the Dining Car Route. It runs through Vestibule Trains every day in the' year to ST.PAUL-CIIICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pullman Drawing Kroom Sleepers Of L.atjsl Equipment. Tourists' :-: Sleeping :-: Cars Dct that con be constructed and in which accommodations aro both free and fun. tuned for holders of First and Second-Class TickoU and Elegant Day Coaches. . A continuous line connecting with all lines, affording direct and un interrupted service. Pnllman Sleeper reservation can be secured in advance through any agent of the road. TUBnilAU TiniFTC Toandfromall innUUUn HOIVCIdpomu in Amer lea, Ktiglaud und Europe oau be purchased at any i iukui uaice 01 ton) uompuny. Full particulars concerning rates, time ot iruiuH, rouwMuuu omor ueuius lurnisaeaon ap, plication to any agent, or A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger AgeaV, No. 131 First St., cor. Washington, alfalfa as soon as it clears up can anyone say when that will be. Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Grifiin and Mrs. J. P. True took a trip up on Rogue river a few davs since. They say we don't know -how to appre ciate good roads down here. C. C. C. thought he could trade horses as often as the next one, but we sorrowfully step down and resign in favor of Mr. McPherson. . He trades so often that his nearest neighbors don't know his horses when they see them. Bead it in His Paper. People who never read the adver ti.semonls in their newspapers miss more than they presume. Jonathaa Keuison, of liuian, Worth Co., Iowa, who had bocn troubled with rheuma tism in his back, arms aud shoulders, read an iU-m in his paper about how a prominent Gormun citizen of ft. Madi son had been cured. He procured' the sumo medicine, and to use his own words: It cured mo right up." He also says': "A neighbor and his wife were. both sick in bud with rheumatism. Their boy was over to rn3 house and said they were bo bud that he had to do the cooking. I told him of Cham berlain's Pain Balm and how it had c jred mo. He got a botllo and it cured them up in a week. I have great faith in Pain Bulrn and believe it will cure the worst cases of rheumatism. 50 ':ent botiles for sale by G. H. Haskins, druggist. GREAT SPEAR CTTMW "S AND SAVE THE TAGS. One MM vA $8Yenty-T!o TuOUSand Two UiM M Frftj DoHaTS, $173,250.00 In valuable Presents to be Civen Away in Return for SPEAR HEAD TAGS. t .1 55 STEM XCTSVrSQ ELGIN: GOLD 6.775 FINE IMPORTED FREVCH OPERA GLASSES. MOROCCO BODY, BLACK ENAMEL TRIMMINGS. GUARANTEED ACHROMATIC... SMS 00 23.1 OO IMPORTED GERMAN BUCRHORN HANDLE, FOCR BLADED 1 POCKET KNIVES S3JUO00 1 1 5.600 ROLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM ROTARY TELESCOPE TOOTH I o.oww j,lcKiik go 115,500 LARGE PICTURES I4i2S Inchea) no advertising oa them 261,030 PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO The aborp articles will be distributed, by tiOAV flag looocco, ana rrturn to us me 11A 1 At-." men werexrom. We will distribute SS of these prizes ia tbla county as foUotrs: To THT PARTY roilDit as the creatcst number of SPEAR HEAD X.G.S front tilts county we sill give. To the FIVE PARTIES wadlnc tn too next i liHS of sPEAR HEAD TAGS, we wui rive KNIFE - Total S amber of Prizes CATTTTON. No Tars will be received before Jnnnary 1st. ISW. nor after February Ut, IBM. Each packare conutlmcs tacs must be marked plainly with Name of Sender. Town. Counlr. Stale, and Number of Tags In each package. All charges on package tua&i be prapald. READ. SPEAR HEAD rosscssea more qualities of Intrinsic valne than aav other pine tobacco produced. It is the nrcptefct. the toucbest. tbe richer. fcPEAR HEAD is abaolatelv. pceUUvcly and HUootively different in flavor from aby other pine tobacco. A trial will convince liio most tkcpural of tbts fad. It Is the burou o-Uerof any similar shape and stvle oa earth, which proves tiiat It has caught the popular tnMe and ples the wrmlr. TTv It. and rorllciivjto In the coctect for pnres. See that a TIN" TaO is on every 10 crnt piece ot SPEAR F tn too. buy. quaaUtJ. Vcrv sinorr!v. T$E A list of the people obtaining Ibex prizes In this county will be published In this paper Immediately otter February 1st, ISM. DOIT SEI3 KT TAGS BEFORE JXK'JAM L I&4. BEWARE OF FRAUD. Amk lur. aad lalt iKo h arise TV. L.. UOl'I.LAS FUOEs. Naaesra Bloc wiiaaal XV. L Doaslaa name aac arlre mapM an rial lam, faric wheayaabar Bala cverrwaer. Sat E.1' e t . a I, i' CD ft A: made The This is the Shoe Will (I re exrln.lve aaie toaboe dealers aad reneral mercbanis ?ber I ar Menu. Write for catalogue. Il'nol far sale in your place aead direct to t actary, atallaf klad. alma and width wanted. Fostaco Free. . tt . 1 s aslaa, Uracktoo. aiaas. A. C TAYLER. Agent, Medford. Oregon MOTEL MEDFORD Formerly Best Accommodations in the City RATES REASONABLE. THE MED lllil) G. W. 140,000 Brick on Hand. . Orders Promptly Filled. Brick Wot of All Kinds. Executed With Satisfaction. Give Me a Gall. EAST AND SOUTH. BY THE The Shasta Route OK THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. EXPKESS TKA1NS LEAVE POUTLAN'D DAILY. South I North rfln i. m I Lv- Portlnnd Ar. I 7iea. m Medford Lv I 5p. m :.' p. rn Ltf. 8:15 a. in Ar. San Francisco Lv. 700 p. in Above trains stop only at the following sta tions north of Koseburg: East Portland, Ore. gon Clly, Woodourn, Salem, Albany, Tangent. Shedds. Halsey, Harrisburg, Juuction City, Irv ing aud Eugene. ROSUUUKO MAIL UAILY. 8-,K) a. m I Lv Portland Ar I 4:30 p. m 5:fi0 p. m ; Lv Koseburg Lv 7.0U a. m ALBANY LOCAL DAILY (Except ttunday.) 500 pm I Lv . Portland ArllOtfOpm 8.-00 p m I Ar Albany Lv &3U a m Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Dining Cars on Ogden Route and Second Class Sleeping Carsutlached to all through trains. Between Portland and Corvallis. WEST SIDE DIVISION. Mail trains daily, except Sunday: 7 30 a. ml Lv Portland Ar I 00 p. m 2:10 p. hi I Ar Corvallis Lv liuA p. in At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains - of Oregon Pacific railroad. Express Trains dally, except Sunday: 4:0p. mLv Portland Ar I 5 -2D a. m 7.25 p. m Ar McMinnville. Lvi:4ia-m 4?-Through tickets to all points in the Eastern states. Canada and Europe can be ob tain rd at lowest rates from W. V. Lippincott, Agent. Medford. R. K.OEHI.EK E.P.ROGERS, Manager. Asst. G. K. tt P Agt HEAD CONTEST. WATCHES d.630 oa EX ELEVEN COLORS, for framing 28.S7S 00 $173,250 OO count If, amour parties wb.oc!ew SPEAK .- 1 UULU UAIUL ereatost cumber of GLASS... J OPERA GLASSES. to eacii 1 POCKET -3 roni trr myes. TCOTH FICKS. . J00 PICTUBES, for Utis Coasty, sss. Send in the tags, no matter bow small the P. J. SORQ COMPANY, MiDPU.tu.v Ohio. IV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever spld at the price. Every stvle. Equals custom- shoes costing from J4 to 5. following are of the same high standard of merit: V4.00 and I5.00 Fine Calf, Hand-Sewrd. Si.o Police. Farmers ana Lcttcr-Carriers. $3.50, Sa.5 and $a.oo for Working Men. SJ-oo and ai.75 lor ootns ana Boys. j.oo uuaxwta. f for j.jo and a.00 uonsoia. ) LAUIta. 1.75 tor Misses. IT IS A DOTY yon owe Tooraelf Kt tna Dast nu rot your money. aVyinomlse tn your tool war by parcaaatnE W. k. Soagias SHoea, wnion nprasant tno beat Tain axt tne price aoveruaea tnoaaanaa can tea tl(T. rv tou wax lit tVUI Grand Central.' M. FURDINV PiopT. -BRICK -YARDS, PRIDDY, PROP. First' Class Quality- Lame and Small Good News. The people of Southern Oregon can now reach a Keely Institute In a short ride. A BYanch of the Oregon Insti tute has been opened at Roseburg, with . a thoroughly competent physician in charge and the best of accommodations. There is no excuse for suffering from the diseases of liquor, opium, etc., when relief is so near and so surely at hand. The Inbtitute at Forest Grove is also in existence and is well filled with pa tients all the time. T HE SINGER SEWING MACHINE i i. i T The Best Lightest Running snd Ksst Durable. Nice oat or every tea Seving Machines in use Id the world are SIXQERS. Sold for cash or Easy installments. Agents in every county. Had offlefor this state at 304 Morrison street, Portland, Ore. Send for Catalogue. 5Phe li0. K." TONSORIAL PAEOR, HOLT & BUXCH, PEOPKIETOFS. Front i?t., - - Medford, Oregon. We treat everybody with the courte- I sy which we consider due our patrons. Our work is all first-class every line ! a specialty. J. W. LAWTON, SoKsor to W. P. Woods.) DEA.LE3 IX Harness aM SaiBry i A . t( p. m!, k4ais cf gtXhis ia j line kept cons; anur on tana. k13 J I A naiitl orimaa uie brr-h. SEVENTH ST.. OPP. HA5KLVS STORE DREG Medford. Oregon. -rf HE CttESSATE:' iGKIYERSiL COMBINATION FE5GE VV. J. FRECEHBURG ! navirs boncbt cnt S. Chi'.ders' is now prepared to rul at. oruers procip:,v. The cheapest and bet Pick'? Ferre made. Corres-pondencv soli;iiNi. Ai-1ress sil orders to V. J. tKEUKNltfUO. Medford. Or. Ceiiifai m Hotel AND UYERY STABLE, F. T. FRADEXBURGH, Pkop'k. First lass AccoicixiodaUoss. Special Attention viivea to Traveling Men. Cbarses Reasonable. Central Point, Oregon. TAYLER "FOOT FITTER." 0O0 The Shoes Carried in Stock, designed by THE BEST SHOE ARTISTS - : of this Great Republic. To fit feet from the Cradle to The Crave. CUSTOM WORK and REPAIRING PROMPTLY DOXE. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. R. FETSCrt, Tailor. Suits to order at all prices. Fit Guaranteed or no sale Cleaning and repairing neatly done Front St. Medford, Ore. To All Shippers of Produce : M. E. Ballard & Go SM Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Ills. General produce, commission merchants and blilppcrs. WANTS Butter, cheese, Egsrs. Potatoes, Apples. Onions. Cabbaee. Dried Fruits. Beans, Poultry. tJsme. Veal, Beef. Mutton, Pork. Furs, Hides. Pelts, Tallow Horev, Beeswax. Broom" Coru. Feathers, Gins eng Root, Cider Vinegar ' Flour, Buckwheat, etc. Scud lor our daily bulletin, .t