ALL THE LOCAL JEWS.
J. G. Fry we learn is quite ill with
lever. 4
The Griffin loys started their head
er to work in a fie Id of barley last week.
Beer five centa per glass at Coati's
" Parlor Saloon.
The real estate ad of Hamilton &
Palm will appear in The Mail next
week.
Frank Wait has accepted a position
as salesman in S. Rosenthal's clothing
house.
Dress trimming lace, the finest in
town just received at the Racket
stce.
Contractor Lyon commenced work
yesterday on the new Methodist par
sonage . .
G. L. Davis shipped fourtaen doz;n
spring chickens to San Francisco
Wednesday.
A continuation of that new stone
sidewalk down past the Racket store
is a good act.
Harry HolUngsworth has opened a
bakevv on Seventh street near Law
ton's harness shop.
Street Commissioner Brandenburg
is at work clearing the streets of those
treacherous thistles.
The wood work on the new 51. E.
South church i.1 completed and the
plasterers are now at work.
A n jw and much larger safe has
been added to the necessary office fur
niture of the Hotel Med ford.
A car load of ica was shipped to G.
E. Newbor, Jacksonville, last week
from the Medford lea works.
Alias Myrtle Woodford has accept
ed a position as typewriter in the ab
stract office of J. H. Whitman.
. Pioneer maple sap . liki you uster
pack at the wbiling down,5 at Wolter's.
The first shipmjnt of peaches, this
season, was made last Monday by J. H.
Stewart & Son and J. A. Whitman.
Go to Morris & Fawcett and get
a package of Pride of Japan Tea. Take
no other.
The school board of Empire dis
trict have engaged the services of Miss
Minnie Coleman as teacher for the fall
term.
The market is well filled r.ith
fruits of all kinds and what has so far
been brought in is of fine quality and
flavor.
Red Seal and Schilling package tea
finest in the market Fawcett &
Morris.
Vrs. Earhart, who has been quite
ill with neuralgia, is considerably im
proved. Dr. Danielson is the attend
ing physician.
Lost In Midford, on Thursday .of
this wek. a Knights Templar watch
charm. Finder will please leave same
. with S. S. Pentz.
c M. Haines, a recent arrival from
Eldorado county, Calif., has leased B.
, S.-Webb s ranch, east of Medford, for
me season 01 . , . , .
Imperial - wheels at cost for the
LI 1 ll'ilbi" 1 1 1 1 uanoway, ilea
- mj"vi-" i jr
- Jl 5V. Boefiermthv le
JeSterxJay-;Jor L'Ashlandr -where be will
"load five cars with sheep Tor the Sao
Francisco market.
r-The latest in spring suits at Angle
& Plymale's.
R. H. Halley has leased his tin
smith tcols to Eli Hogan and as soon as
a suitable location can be seeured a
shop will be opened.
The Medford business college will
close its present term this week. Itj
will open again S ptembjr ota in the
new college building.
R. H. Whitehead is building a
MxZl feet addition to his fine C street
residence. Dan"l Cofer is the gentle
man doing the work.
.. Beer five cents per glass, hereafter,
at the Roxy Ann saloon Medford
whisky 5 ct.nts cer glass.
Miss Gracf Odgers has kiidly con-
Baptist church, while Miss Ora Adkins j
is absent in the east.
N. A. Jacobs is making ready to
more into his new South C street resi
dence a new addition is among the
improvements being made.
A hcrss belonging to Mr. Crump
had its leg broken by -4 kick from an
other horse. Wednesday, while stand
ing in the Worman Jivery stable.
Remember that you .can buy any
thing in the line of gent's furnishing
goods at cost at Henry Smith's.
Judge Bond, of Seattle, has pur
chased the Tin Pan group of mines, on
Foots creek, from Alex. Orms and will
at once commence development work.
Ladies' and children's red shoes at
Angle & Plymale's.
S. Rosenthal is figuring on leaving
for New YoJk City the last of next
month to visit bis bi other and sister.
He will be absent about six weeks or
two months.
The Weeks boys are at Grant's
Pass this week putting in bar fixtures
for L. It Jennings of that city. The
fixtures are a duplicate of those in the
Hotel Medford.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whis
kers is the best, handiest, safest, surest,
cleanest, most economical and satisfac
tory dye ever invented. It is the gen
tleman's favorite.
All colors of tissue paper for fancy
work at the Racket.
A store building has besn rented
on Front street for a bakery. Who the
parties aye or where from we could not
learn, but they are making ready for
business just the same.
For new and second hand stoves
CHEAP, call on D. S. Youngs,
Meadows precinct rejoices over the
successful organization of a Sunday
sshool. Mt3. Wo. Childers is the su-
It TWT1 ' rut .
perintendant aud the school is held
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
You can gel a ladies' fine Oxford
for $1, at Angle & Plymale's.
The statement of the county olerk
of Josephine county shows that the
county has outstanding liabilities
amounting U $57,300 and resources es
timated at $12,300.
R. T. Lawton has moved to his now
cottage on North C street. It is a very
pleasant location and our good friend
and his estimable lady know well how
to enjoy all its pleasures.
A fine line of trunks and valises
just received at Angle & Plymale's.
Joseph Goldstonj aud Mrs. W.
Sanders left this morning for Chicago
and New York. Before returning they
will purchase large stocks of fall and
winter goods for thoir stores. Eugene
Guard.
Harry Wortman's trotting colt,
Altuniont, which was injured some few
weeks ago, died last week. There was
great promise of a valuable speeder in
this animal and the loss is thereby
more koeuly felt.
Try our broken Java coffee at 25
cents per pound Fawcett & Morris.
Henry Griffin is elated just a little
mors than the average man of his
neighborhood and there is just cause
for it as fine a boy baby as auy fam
ily of the valley can boast of. Mother
and son doing nicely,
The electric light proposition, of
which mention was made last week,
has not as yet taken definite form, but
Messrs. Sharp and Leadbetter are to
have a conference at Portland tomor
row and settle tha mitter positively.
Baths reduced from 50 cents to 23
cents, at the Palace barber shop.
A lady, whose hair came out with
every combing, was induced to give
Ayer's Hair Vigor a faithful trial. She
did so, and not only was the loss of hair
checked, but a new and vigorous growth
soon succeeded that which had gone.
Finest line of cigars ever brought
to Southern Oregon, atC. W. Wolters'.
Miss Millie Soliss met with quite a
serious accident last Friday while
horseback riding, near her- ho:ne on
Griffin creek. She was thrown from
ber horse and kicked in the side by the
animal. No especial danger is appre
hended. Clothing at cost at Henry Smith's.
Only a small supply left. .
There is one place where a woman
gets a man's pay for doing a man'
work. It is the township of Marshfield,
Me., and any woman who wishes to
work out her road tax can do so and
have her day's work count for as much
as a man's.
The value of a good name was well
exemplified the other day, when a man
asked one of our druggists for a bottle
of Sarsaparilla. "Whose?" inquired j our fanners and shipping them, Judg
the clerk. "Whose? why, Ayer's, of . ing from the number that ar.-engaged
course,
run any
Ye don't suppose I'm going to
risks with Hannah, do ye?" . j
Tbo local market' Is well supplied
withnpT.nlrjftMUiity or peaches.
Therf " ilerop this year ef
alnk tqjd if a fair mar-
3ghout the season
the" ""3Uey farmer will
bloof..,;, . it eU cultivated panzy j
bed. was entirely consjined by fire last
Wilson & DoweH will sell the Os-jwiok- All the contenw of the build
borne mower at cost for the next thirty . S. including tools and harness were
days. ! burned as was also a smoke house con
W. P- H. Legate had a consider-
. , - K ... j:..i 1
ahA m a sinatn nn tvnllA nut or vine t
last Sunday. He was up n -ar Talent
and when going up a steep hil! his
horse, wing to too tight a collar,
choked and fell to the ground breaking
the thi'.ls and some other parts of the
buggy.
On account of large stock on hand
I will sell summer goods at a reduction
of ten per cent. A. Felsch, the Tailor.
T . . . t
Jonathan Tressler has a team of
horses which, when hitched to a reas
onably large load, don't require assis
tance to move said load. Last Thurs
day he put on 4730 pounds of hay, ac
tual weight, out at the Isaacs place and
hauled it to Mr. S peas' place, a dis
tance of three and a half miles, with
perfect ease.
Llave you seen those beautiful
crayon Portraits at Angle & Ply
male's? You can have one free of cost.
Mrs. J. H. Faris last week received
a draft for $2,000 from the beneficiary
fund of the A. O. U. W. order to which
her husband bt-longcd. The prorapt-n.-ss
with which this order attends to
these matters is making innumerable
friends for it and as a consequence it is
a flourishing organization.
For the next 20 days we will sell
all grades of men's boots and shoes at
cost. Henry Smith.
Prof. B. K. Stevens has baen en
gaged as principal iu the Phoenix pub
lic school and Mr. S. C. Sherrill as
assistant. Both these gentlemen are
well capable to fill the positions and
the school board of Phoenix does well
in engaging their sorvices. The Mail.
predicts a prosperous year for this
school.
Messrs. Skeel & Son are doing a heap
plenty work this season in the manu-
factureof fruit boxos. They are eup-
plying the country for quite a distance ; medal, valued at $25 on the best gen
and as the article put up is a good one j eral average, and John Red field a first
there is no kick coming, except by the
manufacturers of the same goods in
Other towns, and into whose territory
these gentlemen's good work is ex
tending. .
What is it? Conserves Alimenta
res Petits Pois. Do you kumtux? Ask
Wolters, tho grocer.
Mr. Roberts, he who had the alter
cation a few weeks ago with one of the
flour bin men, was in Medford this
week having his hand attended to It
will be remembered that his hand was
bitten by Clopton in the light which at
the time was not considered in any way
dangerous, but it has been getting
worse ever since aud it is now possible
that it will have tp be amputated.
G. L. Webb has leased th9 north
half of the Halloy brick block ground
Boor, and about October first the Rack
et will move to its new abode. The
building will ba much larger than
where he now is and a much better
display can be made.
Shawver & Nicholson havo com
menued operations on Hidley's uew
brick. Ditto G. W. Priddy. There
will be a building up thjro in a few
weeks that will ba a crodit to C street
and The Mail, will have rooms on the
ground flour go way trouble.
" ' Goodman Noble his purohasad M.
S. Damon's shoomaking tools aqd wtll
soon open a shop in one of the front
rooms of J. R. Erfoivl's fe'd store. Mr.
Noble invites a lib. ml sprinkling of
work in his Une and promises satisfac
tion or no pay. Good work is his motto.
Man is a harvester. He begins at
the cradle; learns to handle the fork;
often lias rakish ways and sows wild
oats; threshes his way through the
world and when he arrives at th sear
and yellow leaf, timo mows him down
aud his remains arc planted on the hill
side.
Mrs. Frank Sutter remambers THE
Mail, this weok to thj extent of the
donation of a number of boxes of ber
ries and a fine bouquet of flowers. Iu
the collection was a box each of very
delicious Ja.pa.nosa wine berries and
blackberries of a fine vcriety and very
palatable.
E. W. Starr, who has been em
ployed out at Mrs. Ish's big farm for
the past few weeks in repairing her
granary, reports that this lady will
commence her wheat harvest lo-day.
She has four hundred acres to cut and
estimates the averagj yield at twenty
five bushels per acre.
A six inch twig from an apple tree
with twentv-seven well developed ap
ples growing upon it is something out
of the usual order, but that is the kind
of apple trees A.C. Squires is growing
and the abuve is the size and uumb.-r
of the sample sent to this office for in
spection. Mr. S. has sect the sample
to the Chicago fair.
Latest styles and the only stock of
celluloid collars and cuffs at Wolters.
John Morris, the merchant, had a
little circus all by himself Tuesday
last. He was driving up Seventh street
with his delivery wagon when his seem
ing pleasure took a turn and he landed
on the ground somewhat mixed up
with reins and wagon wheels. Geo.
Merriman had unintentionally put up a
job on him didn't put the burr back
on the wheel when repairing the ve
hicle. There must surely bo good money
in purchasing poultry aud eggs from
in the business. It's a good thing for
th'e farmers but it keeps the purchas
ers' margin low. G. L. Davis is the
latest to engage in this pursuit. His
end of the trade will be kept on an even
with the other fellows, if he still holds
bU usual popularity.
The farm residence of Elbert Ham-
mond, ever in the Meadows precinct.
taining the family supplies, the fire
caught from a def.-ctive flue.
b
The loss
isa severe one to Mr. U. aud manv
acts of kindness are being extended by
sympathizing neighbors.
Any xie desiring to purchase min
ing machinery, or ia fact, miii machin
ery of any kind will save time and
money by calling upon C. F. Lewis,
Medford.
Messi-s. J. H. Coyle end W. G.
Cutbirtb, of Stockton, Calif.
. ' . ' .
have
0ened a photographer's gallery in
Medford in the Hamlin block on Sev
enth street. They are bolh married
men and their families are with them
and all propose to remain permanently.
Work is coining in fairly well and they
feel correspondingly encouraged. They
are said to be drst-class artists and
such being the case they deserve our
patronage.
C. C. C. California Cream Cheese
and Crooked Creek Crank. The for
mer for sale at Wolter's.
A quite serious accident biippencd
to Geo. Porter, the twelve-year-old son
of L. G. Porter, last Friday evening.
He was riding in a buggy with Mr.
Skeel and somehow lost his balance
and fell to tne ground, striking in such
a manner as to break one of his legs at
the thigh. . Drs. Pickel and Geary
were called and reduced the fracture,
but owing to its location and the ex
treme warm weather the young fellow's
condition is not of the most favorable.
-Ketchup made from tomatoes
and homemade. Goes well with the
doughnuts your mother used to make
at Wolter's.
The Melford sportsmen who at
tended the " shooting tournament at
Ashland last week returned well pleased
with tho result and well they might
J. E. Enyart took the first prize a gold
prize a silver medal, vulued at Slo, on
a fifty bird match he breaking forty-
seven of the fifty. Tho boys all report
a very pleasant timo and that they
were treated very handsomely by both
the gun club of that city and the citi
zens in general.
Just over; from the other shore.
Crockery at Wolter's.
J. H. Woody is oiie of the gentle
men who purchased a flour bin terri
tory. His was Umatilla and ia which
be has been canvassing for the past
few weeks. He sold quite a few bins
but now is found another stumbling
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Li
ABSOLUTELY PURE
block in his way. It appears that when
the county right was sold Mr. Gooch
gave an order for a specified number
of bins which were to be delivered to
Mr. Woody, but when it cami to or
dering the goods a reply was. received
from the manufacturers to th-j effect
that they knew no such a mau as Gooch
and his order was not filled.
Tc Ulysses M . Damon the people of Med
ford are Indebted for a small chunk of xcltu
ment on circus day. The circus had arrived
and then a gloom Ukcunio the continued peal
of a death knell had settled over tbo city, but
Mr. Damon Urancd tilings up a llulc. lie drove
his horse and buggy down where the big ele
phant was confined iu the little tent. The
horse, upon seeing this big elephant emerge
from tlio little lent, took fright and ran away.
Alex. Hanley was In the buggy at the time and
was thrown to Iho gr.und. He was Injured
aluihtly enough, howover, to keep him from
seeing the licr.3 cat meat and this last was con
siderable ol a bruise on his circus ardor.
Go to Hamilton & Palm for prices
on houses and lots, also unimproved
lots and aero tracts on tho install
ment tilan.
Medford people who reside in the
vicinity of the Seventh street Bear
creek bridge wish us to gently call the
attention of the city board to the fact
that the sinall boys are making of that
particular portion of Bear creek a
swimming resort and in too close prox
imity to their respective places of
abode and that these rwimmers are
more scanUIy attired than is consid
ered withiu the boundaries of even a
slight degree of modesty. If on the
opposite side of the river from the city
is outside the limits a state law "made
and provided for in such case should
be resorted to.
Vice-President Stevenson passed
through Medford Monday evening.
There were probably two or three hun
dred people at the depot to welcome his
coming. Tom Reams, of Jacksonville,
who is personally acquainted with Mr.
Stevenson, came over especially to meet
the distinguished gentleman and was
the hi-you-muek-o-rauck of the occas
ion. The vice-president a p wared oa
the car platform and was introduced to
Mayor Vawter and 8-e.veraJ other citi
zens. The ladies had prepared a very
flue bouquet of flowers which was pre
sented to him and received with many
expressions of gratitude.
Did you ever stop to thlfyof the
size of Alaska? It is niue titles as
large as all tho , " EdjtUluJ svw
miiLiirxiinr! thn tim-s thtf ..isa of
California, or uric thereof
It stretches more than 100J miles from
north to south aud has a coast line of
nearly 20,000 miles. We bought this!
country from Russia in 1SJ7 and got a During tho past year the State Nor
bargain that ought to satisfy ny hu- mal school at Monmou:h has reached
man being; for, although we paid a an enrollment of over iOX the largest
lump sum of 7,0o0.00., that amount , in its history. The professional course
only represented about one-half a cent
an acre. It has an average of one in- dilionof the Model Training depart
habitant for every 13 square miles, so ment, in which students are given
that one is not likely to be jostled ' practical experience in the application
about much. ; of methods, under the supervision of
Scott Morris reports that residing ' special critic t.nchcrs. Miss Edith
on Ruck creek, in a small shack near a .Cassavant, a graduate of the Millers
public thoroughfare, is the wild man I ville. Pa., state normal, has been added
of the west. His cxcenlricity is that
of going about his place and among the
adioinine timber and brush in a per-i
f..,-Llr ni.fl.. h..in,r nWrv-.-d
by passers by he flees for the bruh and
remains out of siuht until the disturb-
ers of his quietude have passed. He
has been seen in this condition by both
Geo. Reynolds and Mr. Morris. His
name, as near as Mr. Morris can re
member, is George Gould, and the gen
tleman further stales that the wild man
is an old soldier and receives a pension
from the government. Mr. Morris is
of the opinion that tho man is insane
and he will ask the county court to
take measures to have his case a'.tcudcd
to at once.
The great (?) circus has been and gone and
be who paid a big silver dollar for admission, is
eighty cents loser. Like most shuws the best,
and as a matter or fact, the greater port of the
program appeared in glowing colors on the bill
boards and high fences about town de erptlon.
thy name Is a railroad circus. ' Some f the
lurabllng was good, the trnpese work was at)
right and la some respects above the average.
Ihe bare borsctuu-k riding was very lame as was
also the big clcpbanl, which to all Intent and
purpose has been In this condition for upwards
of three centuries. Thero fere three lions, but
the Uvily didn't walk Into their mouths. It was.
however, given out as an inducement to the j
maiincc audience to put up weir quarters ana
remain at the concert, that the lions would be
ted some meat and thai the concert audience
might look' on while the feat was being per
formed. The inducement didn't Induce and the
lions were compelled to eat of their fresh meat
all by their little loncy. It was to bo regretted
that the great big elephant and the great little
elephant were kept In so limited a space. It
was cruelty ''from the c radio to the crave."
A mcnaiterie tent, with, three big flags on top,
and covering upwards of aq acre of ground. Is
hardly sufficient to give free, easy movement to
two elephants and a pink lemonado stand.
Th ere was quite a crowd of people lu Medford
In the morning Intent upon circus amusement,
but after the parado their horsos beads, many
of them, were turned homeward and they wise
ly reserved tbetr dollars for more deserving
purposes.
L. G. Porter was arraigned before
U. S. Commissioner Hammond last
Tuesday charged with conspiracy to de
fraud the government. The evidence
was heard by ' Mr. Hammond and
the case was dismissed.. The intent of
the prosecution was to show that de
fendant had paid, or promised to pay,
parties to locate and prove up on tim
ber lands for himself (Porter) or his
agents, but, even bad he promised to
pay, Mr Hammond ruled that this
was no-crime against the government,
and as no evidence was introduced to
show that money had been paid the
case was dismissed as above stated.
Powder
Julius E. Miner, of Minneapolis, who
has extensive land interests in this
locality and for whom Mr. Porter Is
agent, arrived in Medford on th? day
of trial from Roseburg and as papers
had also been issued for him as well as
Porter, they wore served and his trial
set for Thursduy. The result of the
triul was dismissal insufficient evi
dence. Tho party of railroad officers which
left Medford last Friday for a tour of
inspection in the timber belt in the
Big Butte country returned Wednes
day afternoon. Their first night's camp
was raidc three miles from Eagle Point,
on Little Buttj creek aud the next
place of camping was at the bridge on
Big Butte. Here they camped five
nights and from this point the party
made a tour of inspection for quite a
distance on ail sides. They visited the
Rancherca country and the base of
Mount Pitt. Their guide. Postmaster
Howard, also located for them as near
as possible the most feasible route
through tho pass. The entire party
wjre very favorably impressed with the
country and Mr. Mills expressed him
self as being greatly surprised at what
lis saw by way of timber and agricul
tural lands. He had associated the
county with rugged canyons and high
ridges, but when he found a level tract
of country and heavily timbered with
the finest of giant sugar pine trees his
astonishment and admiration knew uo
bounds. On Tuesday Mr. Leadbnter,
sr., joined the party at the camp and
returned to Medford with them on
Wednesday. The same evening Mr.
Leadbeiter returned to Portland and
the following morning Mr. Mills and
his party left for San Francisco. The
general conclusion to be drawn from
these officials' viit over a portion of
the proposed route and their report of
entire satisfaction is that of the three
possible route mentioned lait week
from the S. P. to the Klamath country
the one from Medford is by far the
most feasible and will be the one over
which the road will be built. Mr.
Leadbetter will return to Medford
again buut August lOth-nnd will go
over tl-e entire proposed route, t-'ter
which he says surveying willbe cora-
tnenccd.
Fruit Boxes.
Turtle wanting fruit boxvs of any
kind will find them in stock with C W
Jl jn--.
The Moumopib State Normal.
has been much strengthened by the ad-
: to tuc department tor tne year worse,
' In tho Academic course, the work in
all the departments has oecn revised
and strengthened. The school has a
. bright, prospect for future growth and
usefulness.
How This:
We o.Ter One hundred Dollars re
ward for any c:is; of Catarrh that can
uol bt cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Ch :ney for tho last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
buMiiess transactions and finuucially
uble to carry out any obligations made
bv their firm.
Wkst & Trcax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
WaldinG, KlSNAX A Marvix, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi
monials sent free.:-Price 5e. per bot
tle. Sold by all Druggists.
The United States is the soberest
and most temperate country in the
world. The compact population of
England and Wales has a public
house for everv 202 persons, while
the United Stales has one for everv
450.
La Grippe.
During the prevalence of the Grippe
the past seasons it was a noticeable fact
that those who depended upon Dr.
lvin.r'N N..w DisinvtM-. not nnlv hud v
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after ellects ol the malady.
This remedy seems to have a peculiar
power in effecting rapid cures uot only
in cases of La Grippe, but in all Dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
has cured cases of Asthma and Hav
Fever of long standing. Try it and be
convinced. It won t disappoint. Free
Trial Bottles at G. H. Haskins, Drug
Store.
In water in which decaying veg
etables have been infused (Alle
gheny water, for instance) the mi
croscope discovers little animals so
minute that 10,000 of them would
not exceed in bulk a grain of mus
tard. Yet these creatures are sup
plied with organs as complicated as
those of a whale.
"Devil's Mountain," north of
Montreal, known to geologists as
the 'Trembling Mountain," is grad
ually sinking into tho earth's crust,
the "trembling," "quaking,"
"groans ana '
inz the result.
noises" reported be-
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SUNSTROKE
often proves fatal. It U caused
by ezces'lve beatlngof the brain.
The old preventive way was a
grape or cabbage leaf worn ir.kl&o
the hat. The new way Is to keep
the head caol by wearing one of
our ventilated hats. They are
made of Japanese atraw, very
light, asd a band of open work
about the crown gives the breezes
full play.
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
M
MEDFORD,
GET : fl : BUSINESS EDLiGflTIOJl!
WC TCACH SMOHT-
MANS AND
TTPtWRITINt.
1VTEDFORD
BUSINESS
THE
'racMBiisuieuS Training Scliaol of Oregon.
OUR NEW BUILDING
i
OUR NORMAL
coursc is areola- j
NO OCSCRVCOLV j
POPULAR. !
M. E. RIGBY,
PRINCIPAL,
MEDFORD,
Leads the whole army Of
B
INDERS
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MUlMIIUUIIHMIMIIIHIUIIIIIIIIMItlllllHI
ADVANCE MSIRS il IBfflES.
We hve a la.ee stj-k of hay rakrs wilch tr;re ship?rl nt last sroa
"S ttnj watch we were oblljeJ tj c.rry or jr. We will give yoa a bargain.
33I2SI)ISrGrTVISrJE I any quantity best quality
JWerriman & Iiegate,
East Main Street, .... Medford, OreOIT
Seo us before making your purchases of farm implements.
j; R. WILSON,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH
; ; l I ! 1 I t ! I '
O I ' i i ' ' ' ' ' "
Wagons and Bugpies Made to Order
All Work Warranted First Class.
Medford,
COPPER IJIYETED.J
jzS "BOTT0MTANT5
THE
GROCER
Natty
Mew
Neckwear
r Summer.
Loodon sars wear this, and Paris
saya wear that, but to Se in line
joa must wear both; net cx ths
same time, however. Artistic
taste is "bred In the bone." Our
Neckwear buyer has it his P elec
tions prove it. Kxtrm cot
elites daity colorings, . new
abapes ond, la fact, -aarihis;
you isight desire for a summer
tie. Tee latest London cad Paris
fads as weU z moderate priced
goodi are in our collection.
"SEEING IS BELIEVING."
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
4
We Like the Ladies
to come to our store, whether
they ccme to bay or cot. ITe
try to have something new to
interest and attract them. We
realize that the
Ladies Like Bargains,
and so we always manage to have
something In all of our depart
meats at special lov price. This
veeU we are having a great mn
on
CROCKEBY
and FRUIT JARS
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
OREGON.
WC TEACH TCLCG-
j KAPUT AMD
1
i PCNM ANIHI.
COLiLtEOE,
IS NEARLY COMPLETED.
PRCPARC TOUR
j SLF FOR A USEFUL
j UFC. WRITE FOR
PARTICULARS.
OREGON.
1 THE PLtAflO
K,.'.ttn'.H!iiin;ii;;ii;i;iiiiamii;i:::;a:
AND
M OW E R S -
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Al HORSE SHOER.
Cor. C and Eight streets.
Oregon.
iJOTTOMTW
address: san rnANcisco, cai