The Medford mail., July 21, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

IEIM1MA1L
ELIXOS & TOEBL- Publishers.
A. S. BUTOSrj - - - Editor
"W. T. Yokk,' - Manager
Published Every Friday Morning.
MAN WAS 33RN TO HUSTLE.
lie is of few days; but quiio a plenty.
.SU3S0RIPT1ON $1.50 PES YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Entered In tae Poto:Roo at Medford, Oregon
83 Second-C'iRJS Mail Mattor.
Meditord, Frioat, July 21, 1S93.
' " A good; live, progressive city of
Over 2,000 people and no photogra
pher that's Med ford.
The Central Point News came out
last week again none the worse
for being one week a derelict but
improved generally under the guid
ance of Editor Ford.
A Chicago banker predicts that
" by the end of next month the banks
of the city will be hunting for bor
rowers to take tho money they
won't let out now for government
bonis.
Axd now comes a crank who pro
Doses to drill a hula through the
the earth. The moon became a
dead planet by its waters Gilding
access to the internal fires, putting
them out and then congealin
This man should be enjoined
m
Why does not some millionaire
found a free college for the educa
tion of poor and bright boys? There
- is more material in thousands of
these boys than there is in an equal
'. number of rich men's bovs. It
" would be an easy matter to single
j out the boys who should have the
" benefit of the institution.
Will HavU Etcetric Lights Perhaps.
Mr. E. C. Sharpe, or Portland, Ms in
Medford this week endeavoring to ar
range for putting in ati electric light
plant in our city. This ho will do
provided the city will give him a fran
chise. He asks no bonus but expects,
of course that tho city will agree to
take a certain number of lights. Tho
mattor, so far as Mr. Sharpa is con
cerned, will bo sottled to-day, or so
soou as a conference can bo had with
Mr. Leadbetter and the city council.
Mr. Sharpe proposes to put in a plant
with a capacity of twenty-five arc and
500 incandescent lights and will have
the same in running order by tho first
of October if tho franchise is gran ted.
The cost of the plant will be near $10,
C00. The convenience and general
usefulness of those lights are known to
almost everybody and wa will wager a
guess that not a man in Medford is
there but what would bo in favor of
granting the franchise. There is prob
ably nothing which so greatly improves
a city and gives it so metropolitan an
air as do electric lights.
The Washburn Circus.
From Daily Orogonlan.
The L. W. Washburn circus inado a
fine parade through the prlucipat
streets yesterday morning and showed
to two piicked houses afternoon and
evening at Twenty-fourth and Iialoigh
streets. Ninety-five per cent of tho
matinee audience was composed of la
dies and children, and at night people
were turned away by hundreds. The
baby elephant, Cupid, seemed to bo the
chief attraction. Ho is tho first ele
phant in miuaturo ever seen ou the
Pacific coast and is a whole show in
himself, Tho performanoo is very
creditable, tho fine horses and hand
some wardrobes beiug especially no
ticeable. The acrobatic, gymnastic,
Wild West" and hipiodrome features
succeed each other in rapid succession.
Russia Is With Us.
Tho Broomcorn Waves High.
i choha, writes a scientific observer.
So doss creat cold, vhen there is lio
coal in the bin, he might have added.
. One need not go far to find causes
of acute melancholia. This feeling
strikes us most forcibly when we
Etart in to "run off" our one thous
and edition of TriE Mail with a
. Washington hand press on a real
. snug, hot dav.
Is another column appears
a positive denial," from Mrs. J. B.
Waft, of any act of violence or ill
conduct toward her from her hns
vband. Since it is proven that there
. was no foundation for the rumors
-" made current a few week3 ago the
ia-st that can be done by those
"itbq circulated these vile reports is
o publicly refract them. Such an
act is due Mr. Wait and his family.
It is a queer notion some people
' eet into their heads. The .tele
grams tell of a woman in New Jer
sey who is 101 years of age and
who is now engaged in putting an
end to her davs by starvation. If
an indulgent Providence will allow
U3 to creep up to that many years
we'll promise her she wont be in
sulted by our patting an untimely
end to our existence from lack of the
necessary sustenance.
It is altogether probable that
.'the petit burglaries which have
.. been perpetrated in Medford of late
are the work of some of the bovs of
our town. If this be the case it is
high time a full stop was registered
before they shall have arrived at a
point of more desperate outlawism
. It becomes U3 all to appoint our
selves a committee of investigation
' ere it be too late and we are mad
the butt of their thievish notions
instead of our neighbors.
The Medford basj'ball broom has
swept clean, and a broad wide. The
small hamlet to the north of us has a
reputation but it doesu't run in tho base
ball chann-'l. Last Tuesday occurred
in Modlord a rod hot game of ball be
tween Medford and Grants Pass teams
Literally speaking it could hardly be
anything else as the thermometer
climbed to tho top board of tho back
stop and the torridity that lingered
about the grounds was boiled down to
a degree quite warm, bu it was several
desrrees hotter in the Grants Pass
camp thau around where our hoaii
bovs were basking in delight at their
visitors' discomfiture.
The game was opcued at one thirty
and from the verv first it was evident
that tho visiting team wasn't to bo
counted high oa the score board while
our bovs had figured thy would wipe
up the dust with the blue pants of their
combatants and spriukle tho grounds
with their tears of remorse and mis
placed confidence. Tho M;dford boys
had seven innings and scored twenty
four counts, while the Grants Puss
team had eight inuiugs and by dex
trous efforts rolled up nine points on
the tally sheet.
The visiting club was made up of tho
following gentlemen: G. H. Irving, c:
Fred Welch, p; Fnd Mench, 1st b;
Bert Warren, 2nd b; Root. Deweree,
3rd b; Roy Barllett, r. f: Tod Wilson,
f; D. E. Dotson, 1. f; Harry Peter
son, s; Geo. Slover, scorer.
Tho Medford boys were, Fred Weeks,
c; Charlie Boardman, p; Alf. Weeks, 1st
Geo. Davis, 2nd b; John Angle, Srd
Ed. Redden, s; U. M. Damon, r. f:
A. Galloway, s. f; John Stewart, I. f:
Will Fredenburg. scorer. E. H. Faw-
cett, umpire.
The game was interesting through
out, our boys playing a good, steady
game, while the visitors 'iost their
heads'? and were badly rattled. Two
particularly good plays were made.
One bv Fred Weeks when his bat
caught the second ball given him and
seat her a long wavs outside of the
fielders, making a home run with ease
Another one was when three men were
op. bases and Damon took the bat He
sent the ball over into the tall timber,
near Jacksonville, let in three men
and slid over the home plate himself.
Grants Pass papers scorched our
team right hard, so the boys say, on
the game they played in that village
oa tho Fourth, but The Mail is not
going to pay them bacK in kind. Tho
Grants Pass boys are gentlemen, every
one of them, but they can't play ball.
Of course this is not their fault. 1 hey
have practiced enough for a league
team but they couldn't twirl the
sphere with an aptness equal to Med
ford.
It has been learned from high Rus
sian sources that tho Russian govern
ment has decided to maintain a perma-
uent fleet of warships in United States
waters, and tho port of New York will
be made Russia's Western naval con
ter. It w)ft announced Monday that
representatives of the Russian govern
ment had made overtures to the Erie
drydooks establishment to undertake
the care and overhauling of all war
ships maintained by Russia in Ameri
can waters. The opinion was ventured
in naval circles last evening that in
view of the likelihood of the Bvhring
sea cases going against Great Britain
and the late announcement that Eng
land is reinforcing her naval force at
Esquimault, the proposed action of
Russia is of great importance to the
United States.
, AT MEDFORD
Wednesday, July 26.
Afternoon and Night
Leon W. Washburn's
Great European
RAILROAD SHOWS
IT'S A SERIOUS BUSINESS.
From Medford to Klamath Falls.
Last Saturday's Portland Telegram
has tho following telegram, dated at
San Francisco, July 15th: W. H.
Mills, land agent for tho Central Pa
cific, will leave for Portland Suudav
night on an important trip. There he
will mset a number of London, New
York and Oregon capitalists who are
interested ia a project to build a rail
road from Medford, on the California &
Oregon road, about "0 milts eastward
to Klamath Falls, formerly known as
Linkville. Mr. Mills' business with
the party is to go with them over the
proposed line and grade timber lands
belonging to his company. The capi
talists alluded to desire to buy up the
timber land tributary to the proposed 1
road, as building the road is only a
part of a great lumber enterprise. For
about half the length of the line the
Oregon & California owns the odd
numbered sections, and this land the
promoters propose to buy.
Among The Churches.
Three Mlnjj Circus. Royal English Menagerie.
Artary. Museum anil Aquarium,
Wild West, und Roman
Hippodrome.
GLITTERING STRK1ST PARADE daily at
10 a. ra. Op.-n Densol Wild Beasts, SMOisteam
Piano, Marvelous Steam Horse "Ajax11 the
Monster War Elt-phant Jupiter." the Ualiy
Elephant "Cupid," 3 leet hiirh.
Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performances
oco hour later. Admission to Children half
price.
Excursoln rates on Ropue Hirer Valley Rail
road Jacksonville to Medford and return.
Table Rock News.
There's no fun
In selling drugs
no fun in buy
ing them; thuy
are generally
bought for a seri
ous purpose, as
medicines for
sljk people.
PRESCRIPTIONS
DOCTORS'
Tho first con
sideration is their
purity. Adulter
ated drugs fre
quently do more
harm than good,
and are alwavs of
inferior quality.
They should be
curelully avoid
ed. Experience in
compounding is
another item of
importance. The
blending of drugs
requires practi
cal knowledge
and perfect si: ill.
A competent pre
scription clerk
must have these.
The n prices.
Given the good
quality and best
com pou nd ing,
the cost of drugs
need not bo un
nessarilv high.
A reasonable
profit suits us
wo don't charge
for our experi
ence. STRANG THE DRUGGIST.
QUICKLY
COMPOUNDED
BAPTIST CHVRCH.
Preachiug at 1 1 o'clock by the pastor.
Subject Doing Well, its difficulties
and incentives. Text, 2 Thess, 4:13.
Evening subject Whom wo preach.
how we preach and whv wo preach.
Text, Col. 1:2?. Bible school at' 11 a.
m. Junior Union at 3 p. n. B. Y. P.
U. at 7 p. m. Subject The Union
Anniversary. Ma't. 12:12. Leader,
Miss Delia Picket. To all of these ser
vices the public is invited.
Pastors' and Laymen's Conference.
The treasurer of Douglas county
is Ehort " $23,000 in accounts and
has resigned his office. His bonds
jnen will make good the amount.
The Boseburg Plaindealcr has this
' to say regarding the defalcation:
The investigation is not yet finished
and more disclosures are expected.
- It ii believed that there has been a
general brokerage business in coun-
. iy warrants to the detriment of the
- county, and it may take, consider
able time to ferret it out, as the law
" requiring the date when warrants
.are received for taxes to be indorsed
on tho back thereof has not been
complied with. This oversight will
. greatly retard proceedings, and may
- prevent an accurate estimate of in
terest unlawfully charged against
the county. V. A. Frater, the re
' Jmblicaji candidate for treasurer at
the last election, has been appointed
by the county court treasurer for
the remainder of the term.
Is the Law Being- Complied With?
We print below that part of the new
laws passed at the last session of the
legislature relating to county treasur
ers' payment of orders:
He (the countv treasurer) shall pay
ail orders of the county clerk when
presented, if there be money in the
treasury for that purpose, and write on
the fae! of fruch order the date of re
demption and his signature. If there
be no funds to pay such order when
presented, he shall endorse thereon
-not paid for want of funds," and the
date of such presentment, over his sig
nature, which shall entitle such order
thenceforth to draw legal interest;
provided, that such interest shall cease
t i-om the date of notice by publication
in some newspaper printed or circula
ted in his county, to be given by the
county treasurer, that there are funds
to redeem such outstanding orders,
which notice such treasurer shall give
when he has as much as ono thousand
five hundred dollars belonging to th
county fund. Any county treasurer
failiiij? to comnlv with the require
ment of this section for the period of
ten dava. shall unon conviction thereof,
be punished by tine not less than five
hundred nor more man una wuuwuu
dollars
Are the county treasurers of tho
state of Oregon calling in county or
ders according to the above law? We
shall see.
Advertised Letter List.
The following is the list of letters remaining
uncalled for la the Medford. Or., postoinco on
June SW. IM3:
Brown, Brty DavU. M. M.
Elford. Peter Crover. Miiry
Opsahl. II. Rose, D. J.
Walbrklne. Alonzo S.
Persons calling for the above letters please
say advertised.7, J. 8. Howahd, P. M.
"I was prostrated, with a severe
V inllious complaint,", writes Erastus
gouthworth, .of Bath. Me. "After vain-
is trying a number of remedies, I was
finally induced to take Ayer's Pills. I
Jiad scarcely taken two boxes when I
(yjuieampleteiy cured.''
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tivelv cures niles. or no nav- required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or monev refunded. Price 2"c
per box. For sale bv G. H. Haskins.
for sale by G. H. Haskins, Medford
The latest in spring suits at Anglo
& Plymale's.
Following is tho program for the
Pastors" and Laymen's Conference to
be held in Medford, commencing Fri
day evening before the fifth Sunday in
July 1S33:
Friday evening 7:30, sermon by Rev.
S. B. Chastain.
Saturday morning 9 to 10, social
visit, at 10 o'eloek, address by Rev. A.
J. Stevens ''The Needs and Possibil
ities of country churches."' 11 to 12,
Reports from tho fields and general
Business.
Saturday afternoon: 7:30. Exegeses
of Matt. 16th chapter. 18th and 19th
verses, by Rev. J. A. Slover. 2 o'clock
address by Rev. G. W. Black "'Meth
ods of presenting Home and Foreign
Mission Work and raising funds tor
the same." 2:20 o'clock, addresses by
Laymen: The pastor of each church
to onpoin', and to give a ten minutes
address. 3:30 o'clock, Exegesis of 1st
Cor., 3rd chapter, II, 12, 13, 14, and 13th
verses, by Rev. T. H. Stephens.
' Saturday evening: 7:30 o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. G. W. Black. Sunday,
10 a. m. Sunday School; 11 a. m., Ser
mon by Rev. C. K. Corning; o p. m.,
Children's meeting;" p. in., B. Y. P. U
service Reports from Young People's
societies; 8 p. m., Sermon by Rev. J. A.
Slover.
Last Saturday evening was install
ation night for the Ashland Lodge, I.
O. O. F., and a party of Medford boys
drove to that city to assist in tho jolli
fication. Those who were present from
Medford were District Deputy Grand
Master W. I. Vnwtei. I. A. Webb. N.
A. Jacobs, T. W. Johnson. B. S, Webb,
H. G. Nicholson and A. S. Hammond.
They report a very pleasant tirao and
were treated very cleverly by tho Ash
land boys.
It is announced by the dictators
of fashion that the long black stock
ing, which has long been fashiona
ble with women, will be displaced
by the white stocking.
James Hamlin, of Medford, and
John Garvin, of Wagner creek,
have three ledges on the creek
above named which are showing up
to be pretty good property. They
are small but an assay shows that
the rock carries $40 to the ton of
gold.
A Sure Cure for Files.
A picnic near the bridge on Sun
day was lightly attended.
Barley heading will begin in this
neighborhood next week.
Haying is in full blast in this
neighborhood and is turning out
well.
Mrs. V. X. Taut, of California, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Spencer
Chihkrs.
Wm. Rylee passed through this
precinct Monday on his way to By-
bee s springs.
J. O. Johnson has completed a
new barn 40x40 feet on the upper
end of his ranch.
Several families from the valley
attended camp meeting near Cen
tral Point last Sunday.
Quite a number of home se-rkers
from the cast are looking through
Sams Valley with an eye to pur
chasing. Teams are passing daily wilh
lumber from Welch's i.iill, fur the
large grninery tcing erected for the
Central Point tlour mill.
Mr. Arnold and family, from
Idaho, passed up to the Meadows
last week. They will make their
home in Jackson county.
The Roguo Hver water ditch is
now completed to the ranches of
Hanson and Johnson, and the
water is nuiking the second crt si
alfalfa look fine.
Some fine trout are being caiiLt
near Rogue river bridge. One par
ty securing seventeen very nice
ones last Sunday. Would give
names, only camp meeting was in
session and they may have been
taken thctc.
Mr. Bailey, of California, while
visiting tnends in this vicuniv,
went to upper Table Rock on last
Saturday, and while there killed
the largest rattler that has been
beard of from that rock it having
nineteen rattles.
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, CROCKERY
AND - GLASSWARE.
Goods Delivered free to any part of the
city. Your patronage Boric! led.
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Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, f
For Xht County of Jackson. i
M. rurdln, PlutnliC.
vs.
Nettle Karri. Blanch Hani. Maud Harris and
I. L.. Hamilton. adminUtrator of the etaie of
ThnmHS Harris. Uiccastd, ue'endatttd.
To Maud Harri. UcfemLuot.
In the Name of the Suae of Orepon, Yor: are
hereby retiuird t appear and annwrr ine com
plaint tUrd ajrainst you in the above entitled
milt by the Urst day of the next regular terra of
said court, to rit. on the 4th day of S premier
l4i. and ii you urn 10 answer. lur wont tnrreox
the plalutlfl will apjtly to the court for the re
uei prayeu lor in tuiid compiainx. io-irii. inr
the partition oetweea pltwntlU tnd defendants i
according to their respective intvreft of the
fallowing decribed real estate, to wit Alt of,
three and f',ur and that portion of lot two j
bounded and decried an foilw : - C'mu)enc 1
lnp at the North corner of lot two and running j
tnence soum tnmy nve ana om-hai oerres t
Kat. twenty live I cet. thence rmtn nlty four
and one half tir-ree went, one hundred feet,
thence north tutrty-flre and coe-balf degree
went, twenty-lire feet. Mod thence north fitty
four and one half degrees ca?u one hundred
feel, to tht placv of beginning. AU of a:d land
twin in I1!mSc Nineteen, in iheeityof Medford.
Oregon. Tue portion of wid premife claimed
by piolnttfl W one-unit thereof.
Order for publication ot amooas dated at
Jacksonville. Oregon. July IT. 1-13,
Acsrw S. Uaxxund, au't for Pltf.
Xj S1-A -2&
li. E. BENDER,
CANDIES, HOTS, MS AMD TOBACGOES.
jMHmuiiimiitmtMHMMMiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiimim iiiimiuiUMiuiiiiuin:
I Alma Mia Patti, La Rosade Ramirez, Celebrated
I General Arthur, Sweet Clover and the
1 Bill Nye 5 cent cigars. Oranges and Lemons I
SlIlllltltMIIUllHHIfllHHIIIIIMMIMIIMtMIIIIMmiillHIMililHIIHUIWttMitllllir
Ice Cream every Evening but Sunday.
C Street, Opposite Mail Office, - Medford, Oregon.
Take Good fare of the Children.
For summer complaints in children.
lln-re is nothing so pood as Chamber
lains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It cures dysentery, diarrhea
and cholera infantum, and never fails
when used in time and the plain prin
ted directions are followed. When .re
duced with water and sweetened it is
pleasant to take. 2a and 5J cent bot
tles for sale by G. II. Haskius. druggist.
Sardine Creek Items.
MOTEL MEDFORD
Formsrly Granil Central.
Best Accommodations in the City
I
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Q, RATES
iIl
REASONABLE.
M. FU.RDl!r. P.op'r.
PIEDFOBD lOlilBER PUB,
(LIPPEL & AECUSOX
Manufacturers of and dealers in
KRS, ELMIRA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
Dr. JTOra XtdUaX Co- ZZUart, ZnJ.
Iea pies: For 29 yrxrt I aa troubled "ith
keut tfaiu. Would (rrqucnilr bve Uiling
ipelis anl izn't'.henn at buht- llad to Rt up or
fvi -ut of trd to bntathe. llad pain to my Kit
ude and back mast of His time: as Ut I became
droptiraL I ras vrrr nenoua d nearly worn ,
out. lbo loan excueauot ould cause me to 1
THOUSANDS iS
with fintterinir For the last fifteen nan I rould
Dot lrep on mv leftside or back until WctDtakuif
vour Art Hrrt CWc I bad cot taken it Terr
loot uatll I felt tnoch better, aod I ran now alcep
on eitber side or back v ttboat tbe least dUem
ton. I hare no pain. naotberinK. dnT. Do wind
oa stomach or other diaaxreeable sraptoms. I am
able to do all mr own' housework without an
trouble and consider myself cured.
Elkhart. Ind.. l.v& Ms. Eurnu Hatch.
It Is now four rean sjrtre I bare taken an
medicine. Am In better health than 1 bat beeo
rn to rear. I hnnenly be- a a r r
Dere that Dr. MiUV Jim CURED
Uran Om sarcd my lUo w
and made me a well woman. I am now S3 yeaa
of ace. and a-n able to do a good day's work.
Hay anh, ISO. alia. Euuma. sUTCaV
Sold on m Poaltira Guarantees
On. MILES' PILLS. SO Doscs25Ct.
Sash, Doors
MEDFORD, - -
LATH AND. PICKETS,
and Blinds.
OREGOX.
We kep on hand a Ursrr stock of Flooring. Kuslic asd Ceflirg. also Ceder. Yellow and
Sugar Pice. ScuonU ana Caleb lumber.
MITCHELL LEWIS & STAYER GO.
Dealers in
Jas. liar made a living trip to
the bead of Sardine creek last week.
Mr.. Burl Storv was a verv plcas-
and visitor to Miss Eva Vrouian i
last week.
Mcsdamea. Vroomnn and Miller
visited friends at Willow Springs
Thursday.
Mr. Hazel has returned to Med
ford after an extendi d vitt here,
accompanied by Will Eaton.
Miss Maggie Mills, of this place,
is attending camp meeting and vis
iting her uncle at Central Point.
Sol Dusenbcry, ef Rock Point,
has been assisting E. Vrooman in
harvesting his abundant crop of
new mown hay.
E. Vrooman has sold his quartz
claim to J. B. Lane who expects to
commence work on it soon. The
claim prospects well.
Jas. Kuton, of Minnesota, who
has been visiting his brother and
old acquaintances iu this locality,
left for Medford this week where he
mienus maKing nis luiure nome.
Mr. Fitzgeralds returned Sunday
morning Irom Missouri. We aro
glad to welcome our old friend back
once more. Us & Co.
Tbev Chiseled it Out.
machinery and Vehicles.
Itching Piles are known by moisture
like preHperation, crusing intense itch
ing when warm. This form as well as
blind, bleediug or protruding yield at
once to Dr. Bosunko's Pild remedy,
which acts directly on the parts effect
ed, absorbs tumors, allays itching and
effects a permanent cure. 50 ct3. Drug
trists or mail. Circulars free. Dr.
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
G, H. Haskins; druggist, iledlord,
While the following rich gold find
is some distance outbid a the Soisnhern
Oregon gold fluid it is nevertheless in
the sam? ch:tin of mountains that ex
tend north and south between here and
tho coast, accordingly it may be reason
ably be presumed that we can find
something equally as rich. Here is the
item: William Dale and H. B. Max
well have sunk an eight foot shaft o
their ledge, near Sisson, Calif., which
has laid bare one of tho richest strikes
of gold bearing quartz ever fouud in
the stato. The ledge has widened
from a foot to two feet and a half, eight
inches of which is S. per cent pure
gold and whieh hits to bo ci.t out with
a chisel, a i ue louo can oe iruceu lur
mile in a southerly direction aud lies
in the enter of tho gold belt. The
hills are full of prospectors and every
inch of ground iu tho neighborhood is
located. The owners wcro poor men,
but have extracted ia the neighbor
hood of $10,000 in gold from tho quartz
taken out.
Go to Hamilton & Palm for prices
on houses and lots, also uuimproved
lots and aero tracts on tho install
ment plan.
The only I'ure Cream of Tartar Vowder. No Auimouia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years th? Standard.
Graver Pipe Frame Headers
KAlkEKS ' j REAPERS --
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and Champion Binders
Binding Twine and Bale Ties.
Send For Oar 1 Catalogue.
MTCHLLL-LhWiS & STAVtK IU,
D. T. Lawton, Manager, Medford Or.
H0110LULU!
THE REVOLUTION II!
It Causes Little Excitement
When compared with
ROSENTHAL'S PRICES FOR 00 DAIS.
This is a bona fido CLOSING OUT SALE, as I wi'l positively leave
for the East in a short time.
AT FIRST COST
GOODS WILL BE SOLD
Give ine a call and satisfy yourself.
1
S. ROSENTHAL,