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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1893)
O jCoToi.MtT, q jlonjLiiN sj CottoLbnb! p X M M 00 OF THE IM B PAN Has come not a little knov.-leckre as -to cook St- c c ery what to do, as well as what not to do. Thus we have learned to use O Z X d e 3 0 IE O SC X m aa J J o 1TB' K Z . .J -2 i the most pure and per fect and popular cook- 0.0. o mg material for all frying and shortening purp oses . I U fi PH068ESSIYE S50HIH8 is the natural outcome of the age and it teaches us not to jlard, but rath er the new shortening, o K X 53 0 3 II, which is fir cleaner, and more digestible than any lard can be. X X ii - The success of Cotto- 03. lene has called out worth o wr m r a: as J .j II less imitations tinder similar .names. Lookout o lor these! Ask youri c c El X X w &; ml - Grocer for Cottolen'e, and be sure that you get it. Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK CO ST. LOUIS and -' o TB X X SI H J U El ft ICHICAGO NEW VORK.DOSTON. j COTTOLBNli q COTTDLKNtf Q C T HE SINGER SWISS MACHINE i The Best Lightast Running awLJKGst Durable. in ont of every ten Sawing Machines in use ln U""r!d6re - SINGERS. Sold for cash or Easy installments. Agents in every county. Kcad oflice for this state at 3-M Morrison street, Portland, Ore. S?nd for Catalogue. THE "MED FORD" ililM, R. C. Sunch, Prop'r., FrO:it St., - - Medford, Oregon. Wa treat everj tviy with the courts sy which we consider due our patrons. Our work is all Hrsl-eiass every line a specialty. " - ' neutral Polut Hotel . AND LIVERY STABLE, F. T. FRADEXBURGH, Pkopk. First-class Accommodations. Special Attention Given to Traveling Mea. Charges Reasonable. Central Point. Obego. PfiLHGE GRP.BEB SHOP. G. A. BUFFIXGTON, Propr., MEDFORD, - - OREGON. Hot and cold baths, pompadour hair cutting and clean towels a specialty. 1 Fair treatment for everybody. Give jns & trial. - Main Street, Opposite Postoffice. ARE YOU EVER TREO ? Do you ever think your skin needs a fesl'i It certainly does. It needsa tunic lo tone hup just like a run-down system. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The Skin Food and Tissue-Builucr. Is a food for the skin. It makes the skin firm and pre serves its elasticity, thus preventing wrinkles. You can not frekle or tan with tUe crexne on your face. Vo toilet table ts complete without It. One pot (7!cent) lasts three months, used dally: It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD on the market. 'BE WAKE OF WORTH LESS IM1TATIO S smd accept no substitute. MRS. -NETTIE HARRISON. America bKAUTV Dociou. 25 Ueary Street. Sau Francisco, Cat. Ladles at a distance treated by correspon dence for all blemUhes or defects of face or tig . are. Consul t allon free. . F-r sale by Chas. Strang, the Druggist, Med fori, Oregon. H. F. WOOD. MBQFQjp, QR. . Jobbing of all tinds. Plans and pstitnates furnished on application, ejackacrews to let. PARLOR r Contractor an! Bnilfler ' Slavic is Undoubtedly the Murderer. From Klamnth Falls Express. Charles Slagie, who is lying in the Klamath county jail awaiting trial for burning Dennis Crowley's house is believed to be the man who foully assassinated Antone Joseph, in Josephine county. The Grants Pass Observer saj-s: "SSIaglo has lived, on Applegate and in the vicinity of Joseph's place about all I113 lifo. Six weeks before the mur der he went to Klamath county with the Widow Young and others who moved from Williams creek at that time. Whilo in Klamath county he was implicated in the burning of the cabin for which he is now held in default of $5000 bail. Slagie left Klamath county about the 22.1 of June, and reached Georse Mei-k's place on Saturday, the 24th of June, Before leaving Klamath he borrowed a revolver from Miss Jones. The weapon was a small, cheap 3S calibre, rim-fire, five shooter. With it he got ten cartridges. On. reaching Meck's place, he emptied his revolver firing hve snots iy tne way 01 a salute, tslagle informed his friends there that he came over on business but although, asked eeveral times, he avoided ..direct replies, and told no one whv he came. He was about the neighborhood Sunday, and Mon day he went up near the Methodist church in the upper WjUiams creek valley. Here he met tjeprge 01 ridge, and tu-ning back rode hoin-; with him, and staid all night.. Tuesday morning he came back to Meek's place, and staid till about the middle of the afternoon, lie then saddled his horse and went away going south in the general direction of Antone Joseph's place coming from that direction. lie re turned to Meek,s between sundown and dark. Afttr coming in he said he was now ready to go back to Klamath. He took his revolver out of his pocket and laid it cn the mantle. He also laid a plug of Pace's Smoking tobacco on the mantle nt the same time, a,ud re marked that Oscar Knox had given it to him in exchange for a piece of Saw Log he had borrowed. Mr. Knox never saw Slagie on this day and never gave him any tobacco ai any time. Antone Joseph ah-ays kept such tobacco on his person or in his house. Wednesday Meek and Slagie shod their horses and otherwise prepared for the return trip to Klamath. Thursday morn ing thev started, and arrived in Klamath Fails, or near there rn- Tilry-lrrsTi CliigUi drew his revol- iver and fired anonicr--wuli3fla reaching their destination, but he fired but fiur shots and said his gun was empty. A horse had been trailed in t:i woods near Joseph's place and the shoe marks are such as would hare been made by Single's horse. Except the girls who saw blngle coming aaV J..s-ph s place Tuesday eVenin- no ; one l(as testified as to seeing : him I from the tu::e he left Meek s till his return. I he bullet taken from .losepn ovhi , iiiiu ueeii pi unuutiuru 1 ..i.j. 1 ,1.. 1 a ty experts, before fclagie was sus peeled, to be from a rr.u lire do calinte cartridge." Sheriff Unweii has in his posses sion a 36 rim-fire revolver which lie obtained from one of the women who accompanied Slagie to this country. Mr. (io.ven has also some other evidence of a startling nature. i'he Miner Takes the Precedence. J. M. Ilagerty. who has been quite extensively over this part of Southern Oregon writes, a very in teresting letter .o the Oregonian re garding the mining outiook in Jackson and Jusephine counties. The following bit of information contained in the a'ticle is undoubt edly news to many: "Another thing that has placed a limit on prospecting, but should not. js the general belief that the grant of lands to the Oregon it California Railroad Company carries with it the righj to all minerals not discov ered at the time of the grant. This is not the case, however, and I can quote to you tbe clause in the pat ents the corporation received from the United Slates government, which makes the necessary provi sion. It reads: 'Excluding and excepting from the transfer by these Dresents all mineral lands, should anv such be found to exist iu the tracts described in the fore going; but this -exclusion and ex ception, according to the terms of the statute, shall not be c nstrued to include coal and iron lands.' -"So. vou see the patents do not pass title to mineral' lands other than coal or iron, so that these lands can be prospected in the same manner as government lands and title acquired in iike manner. I believe it is to the interest of the railpjad company as. well as the country at large that this fact should be generally known, as it will give the prospector" more courage to know that after "he has made a strike he need not be afraid of lose Ing it because it is on railroad land. The railroad company, on the other hand, is fully awake to the value of the mining interests in Southern Oregon, and is quietly influencing immigration and capital in that di rection. A goqd dust pan with evory can of Midland 'baktug powder one-half pound can, cents, one pound can, 35 cents, at Faweelt & Morris'. Eagle Point Eaglets. The funeral of Mrs. .Baldwin oc curred at Brownsboro last Friday. Several families were attending camp meeting at Central Point last Sunday. Rev. Edmunds prcachod again on last Sunday and left an appoint ment for next Sunday also. The first ripe peaches were picked last week and are like the first few big drops before a shower much noticed. The railroad party passed here in good order last Friday, and camped two miles above Eagle Point for the night. Grandpa and grandma Lewis were made glad on Sunday by the arrival of their relative5, Mrs. Mc Daniels, son and daughter, and Mrs. T. Barneburg. Married at Squire Johnstons, on Thursday the 20ih of July, James II. Baker and Miss Emma Tungat, all of Big Butte. The young couple have the best wishes of their many friends. Married at the residence of the officiating minister, Key. A. C, Hewlett, July 23, 1893, John A. Baker, of Lake county, and Miss Sarah M. Simpson, of Big Butte precinct, Willow Creek. Talko. Died, July 20, 193, at the fam ily residence in Brownsboro, Jack son county, Oregon, Mrs. Jane A. Baldwin, wife of Thomas Baldwin, aged 65 years, 3 months and 13 days. The subject of the above notice was born in the state of Pen sylvauia, Aprril 7, 1S28, and was married on the 7th of June, 1S4'.). She has bpen a resident of the state of Oregon for a number of years, having lived in Brownsboro and vicinity long enough to win the af fection and confidence of a large circle of friends She leaves a num ber of grown up children and a de voted husband to await the grand reunion beyond the confines of the tomb. Dearest mother, thou hxl left us. Here Uiy los we dc-pty l,xl. But 'lis Uod ho bulb bvrert us, lie can all oar sorrows heal. A. C. H. There is more or less talk going the rounds just at present regard ing the Nicaragua canal project. The following we find in the tele graph columns of daily papers: The announcement that the Nicaragua Canal Co.npany would soon issue $35,000,000 in " bonds, meant that the company proposed to present a bill to congress making the govem- Uocnt guarantee the issue. A bro- .ci, m ircn-a-aiaa.mig in inese securi ties are large, savs: " "Such a lull I would have a good chance of pass ing. A number of the members of the company are congressmen them selves, and a great mativ of their constituents have inonev tied up in 'ft,., ,..i,i.,l Tli :a II v trim (f ,he $(utiu.ni st:lles. Tllt.v wanl ,he C,U)., ,lild,y If the ct,-11!,.lIlV diH.s nj' g(.t this guarantee from ..,... ,,.... :, l;i;l,i1f nH .....n 1 e . : ' ... ' . not issue bonds. Wall street has! already sunk between I.OOUjCKXI and 6,000,000 in this concern, and it won't subscribe now to $85,(00,- 004) bonds, or any part of them, tin less it sees some chance its money back." of getting Attention In time to any irregularity of the Btonindi, Liver, or Bowela may prevent serious consequences. Indigestion, costi veness. headache, nau Sea, bilious ness, and ver tigo indicate certain func tional derange ments, the best remedy for which is Ayer's Pills. Purely vege table, sugar-coated, easy to take and quick to assimilate this is the ideal family medicine the most popular, safe, and useful aperient in phar macy. Mrs. M. A. Br.ocKWELL, Harris, Tenn., says: "Ayer's Cathartic fills cured me of sick headache and my husband ot neuralgia. Wo think there is No Better Medicine, and have Induced ninny to use It. " Thirty-five years apo this Sprlns. I was run down by hard work and a succession of colds, which made me so feeble that It was an effort for mo to walk. I consulted the doctors, but kept sinking tower until I had given up all hope of ever being better. HapiienliiR to be In a store, one day, where medicines were sold, tlio proprietor noticed tny weak and sickly appearance, and, after a few questions as to my health, recom mended mc to try Ayer'e Pills. I iad little faith In these or any other medicine, but concluded, at last, to take his advice and try a box. Before I had used them all, I was very much better, and two boxes cured me. I am now 80 years old ; but I believe that U it had not been for Ayer's rills, I should save been In my grave long ago. I buy 6 boxes every year, which make 210 boxes up to this time, and I would no more bo with out them than without bread." H. If. Ingraham, Kockiand, Me. AYER'S PILLS Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer iCo., Lowrll, Uau. Every Dose Effective A Good Thing for Summer Com plaints. Mr. J. W. Hajrer, a well known mer chant of Clio, IreUull Co., North Caro lina, cured four cases of Uux with one small bottle of Chumbarlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This ia the most prompt aud most successful remedy in use for dysentery, diarrhoea, colic and cholera morbus. No other medicine will take its plnco or do its work in this class of diseases. It is equally as valuable for children and adults. 25 and 51 cent bottles for sale by G. H. Huskins, druggist. 1 Bock Point Pointers. Mrs. Ida Me Bride is paving her old home a visit from California. . Klipplo & Marcuson's saw mill on Galls oreek.is nut running now only as orders are sent in. Russel & Lawrence have dis solved partnership in their Hattie quartz ledge on Galls creek. James Hay attended the circus at Grants Pass Tuesday, and re ports havjng had a good time. Quite a number of people from Medford, including The Mail edi tors, visited the Comstock mines Saturday. J. W. Hay am wife have re turned from Slate creek, when i hey were on their rusticating tou with others.froui Grants Pass. The Rock Point bridge is com pleted and is very neat in appear ance Mr. Clements, the cm pett ier, has moved back to Prospect. Bolit. Cok, who made his parents a visit last week, has returned to Siskiyou mountains where he is engaged iu cutting railroad wood. B. Haymond is having the roof of his barn teplaccd with a new one. O Harbaugh, of Foots creek, is the gentleman who hits the nail on the head. I). A. MaeDonald, formerly a tujning expert of tins place, is now traveling tor the Dewey Publbhing company, San Frattciscn, and is at present in Nevada county. Drummer Vroniitin returned home Tuesday on the south oound freight, walking on cruteln-s, as his horse ran away with him ai Eugene, demolishing his vehicle and har ness and the doctor loolis lit tie the worse. Mr. Brown, who had the misfor tune to fall in the shaft at the Last Chance mines, is now recovered sullicienily to be walking around town. He informs us that he fell once before ii.to a shaft 45 feet deep, lighting on bis feet and receiving no injure, except a little jamming up. His brother has joined him here from Washington, with the view of buying the above named mines. S. M. I. T. H. Buckien's Arnica Salve. The bvst salve in the world for ca's bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures nili a, or no pav required. It is guaranteed to jrive perf"cl satis faction or tnonor refunded. Price ic per box. For siile bv G. H. Ha--kins. For s;ile by G. II. llakins. Medford If one holds his btealh he is proof against the sting of a bee. It is al- j so saiil the lee mav be held bv the . les anittTiat he will trv Jo sting.! hut tvi never succeed until the ' brent h lSTXpeilcI, and llvn be will aeCOinnlish his mirivise with srw.l ' r I I and cerlamtv. DR. GUNWS ONION m SYRUP V.F0R COUGHS, Vit'1 COLDS AfiD CROUP. THE CHILDREN LIKE IT. When m rhild. mcfhrr &rvv s onion ittop for Couch. C-Mdj nd Croup, jn tan X cive It to raj h: tl? oris a. Tn?r i nothlsa ;raple.J d a are. Xr. Ouaa" Oiion 8 Trap u hir-alc and rls ant to tbe ttite as h-nty. Thtt a mother's bus rtiMdjr, whj nat try UP Said mi M eeato. For talj o U. il. U:t k.ii!. Medford. DRUG STORE. GEORGE H. HASKINS. (Successor to Haskins & Lairton.l He has anything in the Hue of Pure Drugs. Patent Medicines, Books, Stationery. Faints and Oils, Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, And everything that is carried in n tiit-ela.ss DRUG STORE. Prescriptions Carefully Com pcundeJ. Main Stkket, Medford, Oregon. WOOD YARD No 1, Cor. R and Nnirth Streets L. P. CHANDLER, Proprietor. Will Deliver Wood if so Desired. MEDFOPD, - OREGON. L. M. LYON, Contractor and Boiir Jobbinrr of all Kinds. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Medford. - - Oregon. CD AXLE GREASE BEST IX THE WORLD, Stswaartna qualities are unsurpassed, actually outlasting two boxoa of any other-brand. Nm eiIotadbyhaat.urOTTUEClNi;iBlE. FOTt SALE BY DEALKRS GENERALLY. Jyr BALD What Is the condition of yours? I3 your hair dry, ? harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? lias it a 2j lifeless appearance? Does it fall out when combed or j brushed ? Is it full of dandruff? Docs your scalp Itch ? ? Is it dry or in a heated condition ? If these arc some of your symptoms be warned in time or you will befomo bald, jl SkookumRoot Hair Grower Is rrhntvou nwvt. Xt3 pmdnctlnn In not an a tic Men t. hut t ho mteltof ericntlflo J rfsflurctu Knowledge of U10 dbwaBC of the unit and fcclp led to ifaedl&cov- tT ery of bow to trtuit ti.em; "likookum "couuilna neither minerals iforoi'. It a It not a Dye, but arfetlpufully coolies and relresbmc Tonic y stimulating J1 tbe follicles, it sip4 ailing kuir. curd dandruff anU yrovst hair on Uaid m ItcadM. m t tr Keen tba ocaln clean, healthy, and tree from Irritating eruptions, by ttte uk of MnoJrut hkm Oocp. It destroy paratUie intecti, vcUiek ted 01 m" and destroy tne hair, w If Tour drutnrtnt cannot supply 70a snd direct to as, and we will forward prepaid, on recfipt & price. Grower, $UU per botUo ; C lut aOU. boap,&oc perjor;6tor?J0. zm THE SKOOKUn ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 37 Month Fifth Avenue, New York, K. Y. THA1E MARK fimaffrra. From Terminal or Interior Points The Northern Pacific Railroat Is the line to take to All Points East and South It is the Dining Car Route. It runs through Vestibule Trains every d;.y in the year tq ST.PAUL-CIIICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of IMnlnj? Cars unsurpaswd. I'unmau ltuwiuk ttroom aieepers Of i.icl ivQUtpmnnt. Tourists' :-: Sleeping :-: Cars Dost that can be constructed and In which accommodations uru bo'.a trcv aud furnitic. for holders of First aad ocuuJ-Cia. i'lekcts and Elegant Day Coaches. A continuous line connecting with all lines, affording direct and un interrupted service. Pullman Sleeper reservation can be secured in advance through any agent of the road. THROUGH TICKETS piLV ico. tvaiua Mad h.uruiK; cau be purchased at any iiwv OSce of una Cotnpny. Full particulars concernlnir rates, time of trui us. ruutcit and other dcULU Iuru:hcd on ap plicaUoa la any agcoL, or A. D. CHARLTON", Assistant General Passenger Atreot, No. lil First St., cor. Vashint;'.oD. PORTLAND. OR. EAST AND SOUTH IJV THE The Shasta Route SOUTHERN mine COMPASY. ! i EXTIIESS TItAiXS LEAVE PORTLAND DAILY. South I I North 7 p. m I l.r. rortUnd za p. tn I l.v. M4,Uird &lj a. iu Ar. Sau Francisco Ar. I Ml m Lv & ui p. in l.v. I ;tij.m i Above lrain op only al the fjltowtn? sla i tifni nrta ,iT Koscbarf: Eit eortUnd.ur- gon Clly. WiwJlwru. !Mtra, Albany. 1'aiicut ! aci,lv HaIm-v. llArr,uar, JuucUoa City. Irv 1 ing and Luv&tf. j KOSKill'RO MAIL DAILY. S -to a. m I Lv Portland Ar 4:X p. m , 3j0 p. in , Lv KwliaiK Lv 7aO a. ui 1 ALBANY LOCAL DAILY lExccpl Sonday. 'S)pinl.r Portland Ar UCUpn. wnMpmiAr Aioaiiy Lba& Follman Buffet Sleepers. Dininr Can on Ojr.len Route and -v-c ind Cla 6:crin Car.a,tactivl to all throac train. Hetween Portland and Corvaliis Wt-T SlIlE DIVISION. Mall trulns daily, except Sunday: ' V a. in I Lv i,rt,ud Ari s P- " ":ltl p. in 1 Ar t. rvalrts Lvl:ajp.ii At Albany and rvalllsconw-t with train ui ui-m ravine railroad. Kxprvsa Trains daily, vjtv-vpl unday : 4:10 p. ml Lv Portland ArlS-Va.ii T (. m Ar McMiunville Lvi.tS.n ar-rhrouith lickcls to all point in th MaTn Ktitt,-. t'anada and Europe ,-an be ot tiitoril al lowest rate Iroiu W. V. LtppiaeoU Agrat. Meitford. K. KUEHI.KK E. P. ROGERS, Manager. Al. ci. K. S I' As THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND Ilave yon abased the laws of nat-ira and injured your nervous system T Ar- dcsTondent and melancholy trith confused ideas an1 gloomy thoughts T ' ' EG PA HO" will positively euro you. It contains no mineral poisons and is rcmorkablo for awakening organic action throughout tho system and an improvement in every tissue. It produces better muscles, bones, nerves, hair, nails, skin, blood and givos vigorous life to tho unfortunate who has exhausted Lis powers. Prepared in tablet form and packed in boxes convecient to carry in tho pocket. Each box contains 00 doses or enough to last ono month and is worth many times its weight in gold. Tho prico 1.00 per box or 6 boxes for (5.C0 if ordered at one time and a guanntco will bo civen that any caso men tioned abovo that it docs not euro, the money will bo refunded. As to our financial standing wo refer to any bank ia this city. Sent charges prepaid to any address in United States or Canada. Put up in plain wrapper 'with no mark to distinguish what it is. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Address, rAJfissn ri ci:vi2 co., 1 Stockton Street SAN FHANCISC0, C.L., U. S. A. An ablo Brttin and Nervo Specialist can at any tlmo bo confidentially consulted entirely free of charge, personally or ty nail, at the above address. HEADS!! Si C. F. LEWIS, IfichanicaK-EBgiiififir AND MACHINIST, Any work in bis llae such as linlngup engine? erection aitd repatriniof saw acd tUrtz mills Httetided to properly and promptly. All coinmuuicuituus pronipily aubwered. MEDFORD. OREGOX," Henrv Smith's storj for bargains . during the next 23 days. Men's hat,! m :n's, boys' and girls' straw bats, em-I Voideries and varns, all at cost. GREAT SPEAR SAVE THE TACS. Ons Hundred and Ssraitj-te Ttiousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dalian, $173,250.00 In valuable Presents to be Civen Away in Return for SPEAR HEAD TAGS. 1 , 1 55 ETE1I W1NWXG ELGIN GOLD WATCHES -. W50 SB 6.776 FINE IMPORTED FRENCH OPERA GLASSES. MOROCCO BODY, 23. tOO rf PORTED GERMAN' BCCKHORS HANDLE, FOCB. ELADED ItX-KET KNIVES. 1 1 5.500 ROLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM ROTARY TELESCOPE TOOTH ' PICKS. 57,39 0B 1 1 5.500 LAP.GK PICTURES (ltxSS Inches) H," ELEVES COLOHS,lor framing. no ad vcriising on theoi 08 261.030 PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO $173,250 OO Tbe above articles trill be distributed, by counties, amonc parties who chew SPEAK HEAD Flag Tobacco, ted return to as tbe 1I-N TAGS taken therctrom. We will dtrib&vS SSC at these prizes la tola county aa follows: rn TTJ PRT- mull tn th. rmtM mimhprnf SPFAR HEAD "' TAGS from itom imilipn,.... . I GOLD WAT To the FIVE PAR TIP SSKt creatm timber of -SPE.R HEAD Tt aac 1 OPERA GLASS... KNIFE u.: ro the ONE nrNPRI 1 Slcs; . number of speak bui we will irt to each 1 . . - - - KOLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM TOOTH PICK MO TOOTH PICKS. To the ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending of the nest greatest number of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will give to each I i.AKTiS PICTCUE LN ELEVEN COLORS .... ....Ji PICTTEES. Total Number of Prizea for UUs County, 226. CAUTION. No Tags wilt be received Ea n nackace containinc taes most County. State, and N amber of Tags in each pacXage. All charges oa packages most be prepaid. READ. SPEAR HEAD possesses more qualities of Intrinsic valne than anv other plug tobacco produced. It is the swwtest. the toughest, the richest. SPEAK HEAD la absolutely, positively and diatiactivel j different in flavor rrom uj otber plug tobaceo. A trial will convince the most skeptical of this fact. It ts the largest seller of anv similar shape and style on earth, which proves that it ha carrjtut the popular taste and pleases tbe people. Try IU Md participate ia tbe contest for prtaes. See that a TIS TAQ is o every 10 cent piece of SPEAR, HEAD you buy. Send in the tags, no matter how small the Quantity. ery slm-erelv, THE P. J. SOP.G COMPANY, MlDPUluu.v. OHIO. A list of the people obtaining these prizes la this county will be published Is this paper Immediately after February 1st, ISM. DOIT SERO JUIT TAGS BEFORE J1KUART L tSii. ISt. o paeEacje containinc tass most be This wonderful preparation is Purely Vegetable : compounded from the prescription of the Official Physician to the Court of Spain. " Espano " recreates Mental and Nerve Power in loan and "Woman, An infalliblo remedy for Nervous and General Debility, Nervous Prostration, Creeping: Paralysis, Weakness caused by Debilitating Losses, Excesses or Over-Indulgences, In cipient Sofieninj of the Drain or Paresis, Dizziness, Loss of Memory, Confused Thoughts and all Brain, Nerve or Sexual Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring the Stomach and Brain to its normal condition folloiving the abuse of Alcoholic Beverages, or indulgence in tho Opiuiu, Morphine or Chloral habit. J7W.LAWTON, (Successor to W. P. Woods.) DEAI.EB IH Harness Salary A complete Htock of all kinds of goods In my line kept conutmilly on band. A competent workman at the bench. SEVENTH ST.. OPP. HASUN'S STORE DKCG Medford, Oregon. W. La DOUGLAS S3 SHOE noWc Do JO war then? When next la need bj ft Drift Beat In the world. iZOO fOLDI 2.00 for aort If ;oo want a fine 0RESS SHOE, made Is Die latel ttylet, d-'t pi $6 to $8, tr my t3, $30, $4.00 or 3 Shoe. Tuqr tt equal to coitom nade and look and iruwen. Ifyoo wish to economize la jroarfootnar, do so ty purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Naise Sod orice lisnoed on the bottom, look tor It .ha v ba. Vf . I- 1XCGLAS. Broctton, 31ms. Sold by A. C. TATLER Agent; OREGON. t r ri pad n For a nice refreshing beverage call 1 at the corner drug store. HEAD CONTEST. AND ...'.. ....-i J9-POCEET SSOTEB : ns the next creates - before Jaanarr 1st, ISM, nor after February 1st, be marked nlaintv with Name of Snr. Tovb. marked plainly witn Name of Sender. Town. 99 NERVE REVIVER 43.50 15 2.25 si 1 2.0033$
