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Newspaper Page TextTHE 113 nfiTf T TJT 1 TT BL.IT0.2r & YOKK, Pu&hshera. A. S. BUTOif, - - . Editor W. T. YonK, - - - Manager PuMis&fd Ev.iry Friday Morning. MAN WAS 3J3M TO HUSTLE. Ha is of few days; but quite' a plenty. SU3SC3IPT13N $1.50 PS.H YEA1 IN ADVANCE. Entered la tie Pastb:B?n ot Mcdf.ir.1, Oroffon as So!irt-C! Mail Matter. Met?sRD, FRJOAV, JULY 23. 180?. Govsrvos Perkixj has been appointed U. S. senator from Cali fornia to succeed Lc'and Stanford, deceased. Eaoagh to Supply Them All.. Jaebsoc county is becoming flowoi' supply depot for the whole United States. Scott. Morris was' iti from Spikenard Monday and was telling us that ho has arranged to supply wild flowers in great quantities to the pub lishers of the Rural Now Yorker. This paper has a very large circulation oudn parents. lo each of its subscribers it gives as a premium a collection of flower plants which Mr. Morris is now prepared to deliver. The collection consists of four erythronium graudiflorutn, " or dog toothed violet; two irriatennis Hen derson's irris, and one, -Washington-ium lily. Thesa will bs mailed di rect from Spikenard to the subscribers and the number will probably be- not less than five, thousand. ; They are very beautiful flowers and are, seemingly, in great demand. PCttELY PERSONAL. . GOTT.EIB IlESS, tho brewer, was In Portland a few days last week. T. II. Green U down in Siskiyou county for a several months' 6tay. vV. E. SllERRiLL, tho carpenter, is at Woodville for a short visit with bis The jury in the MoWhirter trial failed to agree upon a verdict eleven for the c-mvietion of Heath, the accused, and one fur acquittal. Francs and Siain will undoubt edly fight, and" if China and other foreign nations don't get mixed up in ths squabble it will be most sur prising'. .Last week we said that Medford had no photographer this week we have two. In the face of this there are perhaps those who will ear advertising doesn't pay. One by 0:1a Medford is giving a black eye to the shipments of the necessaries of life into oar city by manufacturing the. articles herself. There was a time when ice was shipped from outside towns to sup ply Medford but otir lively little city ha3 reversed the order of things and now we do the shipping. The Medford business college building is nearly completed and ' with the coming of next September it will be opened as a business col lege and normal school. As this is the only school of like nature in Southern Oregon its success is an assured fact. Already the man agement has the assurance of some thing over an hundred pupils for the fall term and as many more have writteu regarding terms, it is safe to presume that the building's ' capacity will be well taxed. A fact which is worthy of consideration arid appreciation by our citizens is that whil3 the institution assists materially in advertising our citv to the world as the educational center of Southern Oregon it as well assures the expenditure of many dollars among our merchants that would not otherwise reach them. Anions The Chuiclies, Rev. Wilson will pvoac-h at the Kpiseopal church in Medford next Sun day evening, at eight o'clock. Remember- the conferenoa which begins at the Baptist church Friday evening, July 23, program or wmeu appeared in last week's Mail. Rev. S. B. Chastaiti will preach Friday evening at S o'clock. METUODIST CHURCH. Nest Sunday, July 30th, will be Rally day at the Methodist church. Rev. J. 3. Smith, of Ashland, will preach at eleven o'clock upon a special subject. Rev. Baldwin, of Lakeviow, will preach Sunday evening at 3 o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend. P11ESUYTERIAS CltCKCU. Rev. Foster will exchange pulpits next Sundav with Rev. Strange, cf Ashland. Last Sunday this chirch eleetel the folio .ving elders: J. R. Erf or J, J. V. Odgers, J. S. Gore and H. E. Barr. The naw Sunday school officers in the Presbyterian school are, superinten dent, J. R. Ei-ford; assistant sunt., J. Y. Odgers; secretary. Miss Uessio Wait; treasurer, Miss Fannie Haskius; librarian, C. M. Tinker; assistant li brarian, Arthur Faris; organist, Miss Grace Araan; assistant organist, Miss Grace Odgers; chorister, Miss Ada Barr. REG-I NORMAL SCHOOL OREGON. A. 0. U. V. Installation. Last Wednesday evening D. D. G. M. W. Vawteriastailedthe following offi cers in the Medford A. O. U. V. lodge, No. S9: B. S. Webb, P. M. W.; W. 1'. H. Ligat?, M. W.; F. M. Tryer, T.; X. A. Jacobs, O.; I. A. Webb, Recorder; Chas. Strang, Fin.; W. I. Vawter, Receiver: L. M. Lyon, G. Take Good Care of the Children. For summer complaints in children, there is nothing so good as Chamber lains Colic, Cnolera and Diarrhoea j Remedy. It euros dysentery, diarrhoea 1 .". 1 . ; .. f . ) . nrh-.n rwii in tim- snJ thi ulain liriu- I -"l,e- tH ,iir. ,-lioiw m followed. " When .-e- I hoi).-S to imuiDVO her Landlord PCKDIN left this morning for a few weeks' outing at Sisson and Goldstein. - S. B. PARCELLS, the Diebold safe man of San Francisco, was in Medford yostorday. MekUITT F. PRIN'DSLE, of Oregon City, is prospecting in the hills for vellow metal. Judge Bond, of Seattle, is in and about Medford these days looking up mining property. Lokek Damon left Medford Sunday night for Elkton, Oregon, for a visit with his brother. W.M.Smith, of Phoenix, was in Medford Saturday loading his wagon with fruit boxes from the Skeel factory. Mrs. O. II. Johnson, of Garfield, Wash., is visiting her parents in Med ford. She expects to remain about a month. Miles Can ra all return r to Med ford Tuesday from California. Mr. C. was formerly a school teacher in this vicinity. Mrs. Fred Cogswell, of Klamath Falls, was visiting a few days last week at tha home ot Mr. Naylor, west of Medford. Geo. W. Dukkee, of Now Whatcom, Wash., a carpenter by trade, is so iounmiir in our metroooli'.aa city for several days. GEO. F. MlLLICAN, of Tacoma, and a mining expert for the Northei n Pa cine railroad is in Medford looking up mining properly. Prof. Daw ley .and Lew Bond, of Seattle, are in Medford investigating mining properly. Mr. Davvlcy is an assayer and mining expert. W. S. RaypfiaLTZ, of Dewey. Kan sas, is sw inging in and around the Med ford circle of excellent f.uit farms with a view to purchasing. B. EgglktoN, of Ashland, has moved to Medford for permanent residence and is occupying tho dwelling house ou the corner of Fourth an 1 D streets. Misses Ella Rollins a:id Jessie Beeson, of Talent, were in M.-dford hist week, the guests of Mrs. G. E Fox. Miss Rollins is a sts;er of Mrs. Fox. Mrs. J. W. Thomas and son, J. A.. left Medford Tuesday evening for a three months" visit with relatives in cud about Chattanooga, Teun., and the big show a i Chicago. Mrs. W. S. STONE, of Yrvk Calif., raiOfiaaouTH, The leading normal school of the Northwest. Strong professional and academic courses, and well organized model school for practical training of teachers, normal, advanced normal, business, music and art departments. Beautiful and healthful location-. Light expense, no saloons. The nor mal has onjoyod a steady growth dur ing the past year, reaching an enroll- meir, of over -10J, the largest in its- history. New members have been uu ded to the faculty, njw apparatus sup plied, and the course of study revised and strengthened. The graduates are in demand to till good positions. The dinloma entitles the holder to teach in any county in me state wnuoui urlher examinations. Tuition, nor- A- -TT-r mill, u.-A per term 01 win weens; suw inoss, v.S .. .c.i. ...d at normal dining hall. $1.75 per week. Rooms from 50 cents per week (unfurnished), to $1 and 1. .." furnished. - Board and lodging in private families to-tl per week. Tuition, board, lodging and books, less than $1".0 per year. Conservatory of music. Thorough courses are offered in vocal and instrumental music. Tuition, S10 per term of 0 lessons. .Monmouth is easily accessible from all parts of the state. VI miles from the state ciieriuiiv S'.'nioa application or S. SHEDD, Sec. of Faculty j Ih US' jiii;Miiiimini JlfltltlllltiUllUtUtllttM ! THE 0L! l THE OWL! 1 illinium""""""""" capital, sixty miles so.ith of Portland. Citalogu ! che;rfullv sent on application. Address. P. L. CAMPBELL, Pres., 01 crutches. "Monday night when un hitching a team at his place he received a severe blow from the wagon Kile which bruised his left leg very near to a piiut of breaking hence tho crutches. Ho was here for surgical treatment. Seal Notice. d bids wiil bj received at the city Recorder's olliee in Medfo.d. O.-e-gon. up to noon, Aug. 7. 1M)J. for the furnishing of one hundred and filly eords of four foot (body) tir uood ia twenty-five, pity anu on j hundred cord loN. iwysble tri town funds. Hoard reserves right '.it reject anv or al! bids. By oi d.-r 01 Board. B. S. W'ElUt, Ri-cordcr. A man at Granger, Mo., 103 years old, has a skull p:it-heu in lvo places with silver plates, as the re:-u!t ui a lusiawiiy ycais ago, but he seems gid for am.ther centurv. It V.-ajl Ttiat Ulad. Uuclc Jaber I wonder if I can ex change old Miraady fur one o' them nice yoaug gals I saw ia tho Morel Truth. Wltnl'ft in a Namr? IT'S A SERIOUS BUSINESS. There's no fun in selling drugs no fun in buy ing thcin: they are generally bought for aseri- 0.1s purpose, as medicines f or si -k people. The Ilrst con sideration is lh..ir purity. Adulter ated driiL'S fre quently 0.0 more l.arm ihun good, and arealwurs of inferior quality. Tbey should be carluilv avoid ed. Expcri r.a in co!nHi:nding another item of iia;irlance. The bLudir.gof drugs requirts practi cal knowledge and p.rf.ct sl:Ul. A competent prv scriptioti clerk mus l.ave these. P3ESCRIPTI0SS "HIIIIIMlllflftllltftlUlttJ IE OWL CAS GROCERY. Full Line of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CROCKERY AND - GLASSWARE. Good LVMrered free to any part ot the city. Your jjatrunage solicited. FAWCETT & MOBHIS. tfiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii:iniiit: 3iftiiiiiii:iii:iii.i:iui; THE OWL! !: : THE OWL! 1 .iifiiiiiimMiiimiimitir nMuifiiiiiiiu;xiiitiiiiir b. E. BENDER, CANDIES 11 Ml 11! 1BACC0ES Jlll.ll .lllllttlltlllllt.lllll"l"ll.lt..llllll"l"lt"ll .llllflMtlfll"llU 1 Alma Mia I'alli, La Uosade R.iinirez, Celebrated General Arthur, Swit-t Clover and the . 1 Bill Nye 5 cent cigars. Oranges and Lemons I iiiiiaiiuittiatiiu.": i"iff"ii"MKf.iiiiiluifiiuiittiii"iiitti::jtiitt:utii:r Ico Cream every Evening but Sunday. C Street, Opposite Mail Ofhce, ... Medford, Oregon. i : i is visiung ia .vieaioru, me. gues. oi The lady is here in health and wiil I G. Rj IIAMMEICSLEY was ia Medford I Saturday from his famous Jump-OiT-SJoemiue. There is a mining deal oa I in tjat localilv, but as Vet it is not The provisional government of ! ltj H n h for no " pick. duced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. and oJ ceiil hol lies for sale by G. H. Raskins, druggist. Treaty With Hawaii. There are a great many Strang ers in and about Medford these days and the major portion of them are mining men. Some of these are well-to-do and very influential and their coming promises much good to oar valley. They are men who fully realize our mineral wealth and a treaty regarding tuture relations with the United btates. FoUowing i are some of the grounds it covers: Article I cedes from the date of exchange of the ratification of the treaty, without reserve, all the rights of sovereignty in and over the liawiian islands and depen- -uUICKLY T h e n pric?s. C:v.-n tbe ood quii'.ity and best compounding, the cost of dregs need not be. uu nessari.y high. A reasonable profit suits us we don't ch-irge Lr c.ir experience. STRANG THE DRUGGIST. OTEL BEDFORD Formarly Grand Csntral. IBest Accommodations ia the City COMPOUNDED RATES REASONABLE. M PTJRDIeT, P. opr. Semnjons. Iu the CIrcu.i Ci-urt of lie Slate of Orcjoo. I Vvr the O.utr.y ul iacWMJn. i j 31 i urJ-.n. l-uiu:.!. v PliMiiL LHLIIE; PPEL Ss M ARCUSOX. Manufacturers of and dealers in IBlliER. LATH AND PICKETS U. CUKGES3. of Xewr ?Joxico. and a ! Sir'" C t-.-i hni.rl I'r i.i'.t lA-n nt5t mi ' furin.-r I'.hum nf C. P. lwii ia Culril ! . - t- i Uicvcie, tiiai ;iu. ;n;u. Amjrica luniui i-xjiiuu urnvcu iu j MoJit:d Saiui-Uay. lie ia a miner by pt-orsion bat ii h.-ro imiro pariicu luriy lo improve his hjaUu. TiOi. Ca.ii, of FjoI cm j!c, was m who arc not afraiJ to invest iaany dollars ia developing it. Such men are entitled to the very beat of con sideration at the hands of our local dencie3 to the United State t be- Troubles f uxi Ilarljr OSIc SccWcr IncWcnti s.orc rirxrir Keltic II irrN. Ularch Harris Mmul llarri aJ ) I I itaUiU!- u. iCilLU-'.-aU-rol the cUlc of I In Naw: of lie siaicof Oa. Y a are ht-rcoy rc-i utzd U.i,pjar a-ul iujif uxe coin- , yjit iy l.ic iir-i Ujy cf liic itvxt n-cu.ar lenu vf -iort to wi;. tso ilh ly W S yt?Dcr ; ! Ihr uui;it: wlii a:'-Iv l- tBc cvmrt UT ibc rc- 1rf ir.ysi tor ta ccSi,i.nt. ta-it. f cr ; ' ac.xr.ii:rjf to t.-ir rvjw-t'Vc Xr rpt of the .Lt l.rxt: luu t.mr 4 ;Ui rt:ca f to 1 b u ivkxI xtu UvM.riA.-J ii..w: Cieac i 1 )j ( :(: i uic Norta cvr.irr tf Kl OJ moais i " k . ricicc i.'Ula tiiit.y Ue ui wM:t i Utvrrca j i b.itl o:.c UA.f uv-yrws rsl. olc buwirvtj ft-ct. J I iuv:ic iM.rth u.iny-flre aiid oao naif Ctprt-rs ! lirrp on hand Urj, toc of Flocr.cg. Kuitic acd Ceairg. also Ceder. Yellow aai t it, twviriy-C v ft-vt. thcx.c oorth b.'ty-1 Sufar Pice. Scuccd ui Ca.ii laabcr. Utur una outr aaii oojctxv c-sv. occ uutkirvj j Sash, Doors amr Medford T-eaJay displaiing a flue quartz socciran, conlai..lng $14 iu gold, which ta pic sed up while tracing al:ad. lieh.isnot located thj ledge yet, but will carao on its trail unlil he does. I'i-or. N. L. Nakreoax, wife and son. Carl, togother with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. SrEWAKr, left Medford Wednesday r , .1, I ' lc-". W - u v.-.miiu.B. . t.;j ...u . -3 . - . . . . 10 1. ruir.j,. , .. m u, si, ..; ... ia ifaffi-.tv.u XIiviK.rvl. !&!SIHITCHELLLEffIS & STAYER GO. come an integral part thereof. Article II cedes and transfers the absolute fee of all government and crown lands, public buildings, ports, rivers, fortifications, military o: miners, but who in some cases are-j naval equipments, and all other not given of this consideration as j Pubiic ProI?(r tv- . , i-u , , . , j r,, , Article III provides that the cx- upy mcy ucscrvc. i o u. .. g0VeniI!1;,lt t)f lhc Hawaian J morning for an outing on U.igue . iv these gentlemen are . J. II. King and j inlands, and the laws relating to its They will go down the river ab; A. H. Jose, of Seattle, these two internal policy are to be continued have been the means, within the for five ye.irs, to be executed and carried out under the direction oi a united btates commissioner r.p- poinlcd bv the president and sen ate, said commissioner to reside in ' ford tonsorial parlors. Mr. I ths Hawaiian llai-.US witn po.ver lo comes highly recoiiiutnded and veto within 10 days any act passed ' mid addiiional popularity to that iusti- oy tiie local govcrnmi-in, wnien mtion Cnlatcd todr.y cf v.l.itU l on I Jast few mouths, of the investment of no small amount of capital in mining property and as this prop erty is to be developed the money thus expended will tend to the gen eral good of the valley. FE0M THE COU.VIY SEAT. sixty milcsaud will ocaoseni about two weeks. G3AXT EGGEIlS, of Portland, f jrmor- botel was the srcr.c r.r.d tl:e caamctcrs a ! Georgian sonatur. oflce seekers, an ob stiaste watchman end ndfctiiful frl?ad. It appears that the GcorTi.m, W.irvir.g In the j rovcrbcf the c r.r!y tinl. visited the hotel at a very imni...ure bor.r of Hjo morning to interview the junior senator from his f tate. Ke Lr.d a dim i.loa cf the situation of thesecstcr's spariraer.is, but nevrrthcIcM. went al.c.-d on his qncrt. about I He knocked r.t each door ca he groped 1 3ong the corridors. 1ur.u1r.n3 lor sena tor Gordon snd crcuting the uimalcs from their slr.mbcis. thrilling some cf them with apprehension that tho place ALsri. o. MAHJi.isi. Au'y for ri'lt. Dealers in ly of Coos Bay, lias accepted a position ; was on fire. There imgnt have been a wi.h It. G. Bunch us artist in tho Med- scene cf wild excitement out lor me ap- CTlaehinery and Vehicles. 'g-'ei s ' pearanco of a watchman, who tooi tho d will "rl' lirJ ln charSp asasuspiciciujchar- KEAL ESTATE TKANSFEttS. John E. felton, sberitf, to Cnas. Winters, lots 4 and o blk 3j, Jadcsonvilie 137 A. D. tlelman to W. B. Master, laud in tp 3'J s. r 1 w, ... 100 The Oregon & Transconnueatal Co. to Matilda A. Farmer, lot blk 7; Gold Hill 33 Matilda A. Parker to Ada Lulu . Parker, same property 30 John E. Polton, she.-ilT, to George -E. Bloomer and John b While, e i of n w i; and w i of n c i, sec 115, tp 35 s. r o e 41.53 L. M. and V. K. Higginbotbam ' to Rachaei Wrisley, e i of n e i. sec 4, tp 00 s, r J e 10 TJ. S. to Augustus C. Parker, IGJ acres, sc 34, tp '62 s. r 'A e U. S. to Samuel C. Higginbotbam, ittl i3-lU) acres in sec 4. tp&s, . r 1 e : .... Dorlon Tryiu to George Fick, all of blkol lying south of theclug gage line Jacksonville reserv ing lot 8 '. 350 x.jary .. McCall to George . - Burton, 40 acres, sec 2d. tp 39 8,.r 1 e 3.000 Frederick T. Uowning to W. W. Edington, lot 3, see i5, Vn 30 s. r 2 w ii 10 J acres 700 t). J. Lumsden etal to Mollio Bateman. lots R, 9, blk 3; Lums den 's axld to Medford Co Annie Can trail to D. II. Burne burg, lot J, blk 5; Galloway's add to Medford' 425 . IV r-UOBATE, In matter of the estate of A. L. Iteu ter order admitting will to probata and C. W. Kabler appointed exeeutor, V. J. Kenney, S. J. Uay and Jerimiali Kenan, appraisers Estate of Sophia Osborne order con ferring sale of real estate. , ; : EsUite of Charles OtTet.bach'er, in entory and appointment filed and ap proved. Certain property set apart ex rmpt from' execution and the additional ltowanoe el J10J made t-j widow. shall thereupon become void unless after ward approved by the presi dent of the United .States. Article IV prohibits the immi gration of Chinese laborers into the Hawaiian islands until such tili'e as congress shall provide further legislation.' It also prohibits Chin ese laborers now here from entering the United Slates, otherwise the immigration and labor laws are to remain as they are where they ao not come into conflict with the con stitution. of the UniWd States, or such future laws as congress may provide. Article V provides that the pub lic debt shall be assumed -by the United States, but the Hawaiian government shall continue to pay interest thereon, congress to provide the future currency of the islands. The government, has decided to in elude the substance of this new- treaty draft in - the instructions to Commissioner Alexander and Min ister Thurston, who will bring the matter before the United States government in the fonu of sugges tions in case President Cleveland decides to finally withdraw the Harrison treaty of annexation and determines to submit a new treaty or some modification of the old. Charlie Strang, the druggist, took a three days' ouiing last week up at Kancliorie fl-thing, hunting aud get ting tanned, like a harvest band. Mrs. S. aud the boys made a visit to the ( farm home, near Central Point during Charlie s absence. Mr. and Mrs. V. U. W'OLSEY, and niece, of Oakland, Oregon, have ben slopping iu Medford for a few days. Mr. V. is iu quest of agricultural and fruit lands and on Tuesday last was driven out through the country in var ious ways by Ileal Estato Agent Hamilton. actrr. i Tho Georgian protested vigorously. I br.t vainly. Oa his way ho caught sight : of a friend frota his Etalo and appealed to him to identify him and rescue him from tho policeman's grasp. The friend, thinkiug it all a joke, swore that he did not know tho man. had never seen him In his lifo and added that ho was an im postor. 1 ho. prisoner in uis cxircmuy DR. GUNffS MPBOVED I llCD SL-1 1 UI1 CM Y ONE FOR A DOSE A WORD TO LADIES. I was forced to call upon Senator Gordon J;S?K'i.1A " to deliver lum from duress. It is said ; ,s3.e rt K-ucar .-:-iriri-na oa w that ho h.-.s gone home disconsolate. J,. n?eV-; i.n.i.:-'. f: if" i:-ftm cl i TO..i,;nn 1 Atlmt Constitution. rmrirv !' rtwUH-ixiuwwii. Washingt A IU; nialno Monument. It is proposed to set up tho big mono lith nuarricd at Prentice. Wis.. 03 a monumeut to Jamrs G. Elaine, tho biggest stone ever qnarried. For sule by Geo. H. liaskin-s .Mediord. What Monarch)- Cost. The total cost of tho monarchy is di- 11 s recily about CC0.000 a year, but there I' ls nro radicals who arzuo that unlirectly it ,,r:rr. in fmt CntlfirA lit iVn ll-W i 1 T ... n ,l.nn .Iini. AO- Hon. C.K. Wilkinson, tho gifted , . M nt tho top. and is 4G ti,,mt. xvhich is something over 1.000.- youug statesman from Lane county, f . loncr t!m aeoiatr.'s needle. It ooo.nnd divide that amomr3S.000.000 peo- who has been visiting his friend K. roKt ftia.OOO to cut it ont of its bed. and i wiuitilnm it como to ahead? About esman from Lane county, fret oKer than aeoiatr.'s needle, een visiting his fi-iend K. cost fti2,000 to cut it ont of its bed. Kubli for the past month or six weeks, it would cost $22.0.00 to transport it to tj leaco a year, or perhaps 8 farthings returned to Eugene Tuesday evening. , tho World's fair. There is some doubt. a month. That is the utmost tho queen rAl'EKSt 1 pgAt kiis:- -O Kl.NlUliS: I j DINDKKS: A Sure Cure for Files. Itching Piles are known by moisture like prcsperation, crusing iutenso itch- : r.t. M.u:.. r ..u .,.11 . lUg V. Iieil Wiil Ui. 1UI9 1UI IU S TCH blind, bleeding or protruding yield at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pild reurcdy, which acts directly on the parts elfeci ed, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent euro. 50 cts. Drug gists or mail. Circulars free. Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by G, H. Haskins, druggist, Medford. Mr. VV. has recently been appointed to a position in the Portland custom hotiue. W. Cariioll returned recently from a few weeks' visit in Wisconsin and at the World's fair. Mr. C. is the gen tleman who recently purchased the lino Pallett farin, north and oast of Med ford. He was formerly sheriff of Waupa ca county, Wis., and was called east as witness in a big murder trial. W. E. COUL was up from Central Point for a few hours yesterday. He informs us that the farmers aro taking very kindly to his company's irrigat ing water right proposition, and as a result of ono day's canvas ho secured tho guarantee of 4000 acres of land at an annual water right rental of $2.50 por year. J, Golds worth y, of Foots creek, was getting about Medford Tuesday as best he could assisted by a pair of however, about its ever getting to Chi- cost3 uer subjects. That is tho utmost cago. as the expense- of transportation teh they would gain by abolishing would bo so .reat. Minneapolis Journal. y10 monarchy, or would they gran that? If they think so. they are singularly san- Well Xutnetl. Customer Thcso cuffs don't appear to bo reversible. Clerk No, sir. These aro what ore called the self respect brand. Texas Sittings. giuno. LKit tlieui lurn 10 countries which nro under n republican govern ment, and they will find that elected presidents aro apt to cost mora than queens. National Review. Bakirv Powder. The only Turn Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Craver Pipe Frame Headers a and Champion Binders Binding Twine and Bale Ties. Send For Our -98 Catalogue MITCHELL-LEI iS & STAYER CO., D. T. Law ton. Manager, MedfoFd, Or. HUH TJE REVOLUTION i It Causes Little Excitement When compared with ROSENTHAL'S PRICES FOR 60 DAYS. This is a bona Cde CLOSING OUT SALE, as I wi'l positively leave for the East in a short time. GOODS WILL BE fc-OLl) AT FIKST COST Give mo a call and satisfy yourself. S. ROSENTHAL, -' J-'- 1 '"U'-"ii -4 -