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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1893)
. BLXXOM & TTOBK, Publisher. A. S. BI.WK3K, Euftoir T. YGBiC, - - - . Manager- Published Every Friday Horning. KkN WM 30RN TO HUSTLE. fife is of fow days-,. Bat quite a plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $t.50- PEW YEAR IN ADVANCE. Entered in the Postofllc at Medford, Oregon as Second-Class Mail Matter. Mkdporbv P&idat, Sept. l, 1893. Slaglb-. was found guilty of mur der in. the second degree for the killing' of Antone Josephs. People must eat bread- and the European wheat supply i going to be short. There are better times- ahead. The period of depression is not extended to matrimonial affairs. Marriages are going on as usual in this neck of the woods. TkBeoomek is brought back to Jackson county there will be a con siderable stirring up of dry booes in the vicinity of Jacksonville. The Mail has no personal knowl edge as to the whereabouts of Gooch, the flour bin- man not withstanding assertions to- the con trary. jf bee stiver received a braes eye in the House Tuesday. Repeal of the purchasing clause in the Sher man- Ia, however, went through whooping. Most Willamette valley hop growers are employing only white pickers. A good act and if gener ally followed up will eventually knots k out Chinese labor. Th out put' of fruit from the Kogue- river valley will prove a lasting and) effective advertisement for the county. It would be a very opportune time to have a little de tcriptivfc matter printed- and circu lated. The real estate transfers which have been made in and about Med ford for the past few weeks and the good prices paid are plainly indica tive of the fact that' the stringency f money has not effected this line f business ha theV valley, Retort says Bloomer has been Captured, in San Franciscoy by the Pinkerton detective agencv. If Bloomer went no further than Ban Francisco-h is-a fool a rsell as' a Snave. A later report' says that he is not captured bat located at some lioint near San Francisco. The fruit crop is right nw in the midst of its harvest and ye gods, what fruit it is. Peaches the size cf croquet balls ; pears as large as ftnall pu qjpkins ;plams nd prunes Sfce tea cups- and apples nearly as large as the faee of a' family clock -i-iancr such delicious fruit and again, such an abundance that aearly every farmer's wagon headed tiward Medford is groaning under its great weight. The person who tfompJaioa' of the Rogue river valley knows not e the barren- countries fceyond its border?. Tidings From the West. . Smith s Vapor Baths and Soda Springs, Awe. 29. This noted' summer resort has been welt patronized this season. Upon my arrivaV I found the cottages all occupied by families and quite a number of tents we it ruled with campers. Among- them are- Err'. Far low, wife, daughter and mother, of Ashland: Johnny Keiter and the-Misses Jjena, roily, Lizzie ana Uora tvJiter, of Jacksonville; C. T., Amanda' and Clyde' Payne, of Phonix; also- later Jrom fnoemx, Misses Kose and Lamas Patterson; Mrs: J. and Misse3 Joe and EUa Ortb, of Jacksonville, and Miss Annie Miller, of Ashland. The earaps are lively and cheerful; small game. In the bills; plenty of blackberries', large and luscious; the mountain brooks well filled with trout; the weather not oo sufferable hot or smoky, all of which is fully appreciated by the campers and your correspondent. Social evening parties are often held around the camp fires, or in the parlors of the family residence of of Mr. Smith; and lasting, sometimes, until a late hour. Upon the whole one must be ef trie corps of health seekers to fully take in the benefits of this rural retreat. ' F. ' XT your kidneys are inactive, yau will feel and look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, and melan fholly on the jolliest occasions. Dr. S. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will set you right again. $1 per bottle, for sale by W. H. Parker & Son. This is the time of the year when adulteration of milk is apt to be al most a disastrous - on the life of babyhood as an adult dose of laud anum. The milk ma who is found guilty of milk adulteration at this Reason of the year, when cholera infantum- ;s almost epidemic, is griilty of something, more than a nisdemeanor. -rDont lose time and make yourself worse J!ch piUs and oils. Talce Simmons Uver Regu lator. ---Try our broken' Java coffee at 25 fHfif par pourrFawcet & Morris . , Before and After. VERY ILL. N&mot olr Dootor ! nume your fee; Ask, I'll pay what'ere it be. Skill like yours I know comes high; Oily do not let me die ; Get me out of this and I Cash will ante instantly. CONVAI.K8CENT. But, oh Doetor ! cut that fee : Cut, or not a dime from me I am not a millionaire. But I will do wbutever'8 square, Only make a bill that's lair. And that I'll settle presently. WILL Bosh, oh Doetor! hook your fee,. Charge, I'll pav it truly When the crops all by are laid,. When every other bill is paid,. Or when of death again afraid, I'll pay it grudgingly. Free Silver- fcaocked Out. Washington; . Aug. 28. Blaods' amendments to the bill repealing the silver purchase clause of the Sherman act were votod on in the house today. The- amendment providing (or free coinage at ratio of sixteen to one was defeated bv a vote of 225 to 122. That for twenty to oue was defeated by 22 to 109. TUB REPEAL, BILL PASSES. The Wilson bill for the repeal of the law providing for silver purchase passed the house today by a vote of 223 to lldi The Olwelt Fruit Farm. Written for The Medeohu M ail. The writer recently visited1 the orchard of Mr. P. V. 01 well, at Central Point, and our expectations were fully realized in finding it to be-the best young orchard in the valley. It is one-half mile square, containing one hundred and sixty acres. The trees are principally the best varieties of winter ancles. There are twelve thousand apple tree, about two- thousand pear trees,, three hundred peach trees, and about four hundred prune trees. Before Mr. Olwell purchased and set this farm out to fruit, it was known as one of the best train fkrms of the- valley and some of the wiseacres (?) even now, in talking of this beautiful young orchard, suggest that the land would pay better, considering the expense of taking care of the orchard, etc., if it was still in grain. To those we would simply say, you don't knew what you are talking nlont. While some of these- people talk thus and raise fifty cent wheat and nine out of every ten getting poor, Mr. 01 well will raise fifty cent apples and get rich. Now we do- not contend for a minute that everybody could get rich raising fruit. On the other hand, we believe there are few men who will make thorough success raising fruit, and we believe as thecsre-ef the orchard will bear us out that Mr. Olwell is one of the few who through careful attention and persistence will make a success of fruit raisin e. He evidently be lieves in the old maxim which savs: 1 he one sure, safe, service able, attainable quality, is that of attention. It will grow in any soil and in its owVi due time bring forth good fruit." As his orchard is com ing into bearing'. Mr. OiweM has provided facility for taking care of a part of a crop in the years to come, he having secured an Oregon dryer. which is esed almost exclusively in the Willamette valley and through out Waskincton. As Mr. Olwell will not have enough fruit to run the drier to- its full capacity this season, it will be run on a custom basis. Mr. A. P. Gordon wsil have charge of the dryer this season. He will buy fruit, and also dry for a share. In a few years Mr. Olwell expects to have a switch run to the edge of the orchard where he will load and ship by the car load. Ataeax The Cnnrcbes. Rev. E. S. Craven, the nearly ap pointed Methodist pastor for Medford, will preach his first sermon at the Mrthodist church ia this place nes Sunday morning- at eleven o'clock. Evening- services at eight o'clock. - CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services next Sunday, Sept. 3rd. Sunday school at W a. m., preaching at eleven. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 6:30 p. m., preaching at eight. Subject morning sermon: Tbaway, the truth and the life. Evening sermon: The authority of Christ. All are cordially tavited. S. P. GraXT, pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH. Re-v. Reagan, of the M. E. Church, South, delivered an inspiring sermon last Sunday morning in Pastor Steph en's pulpit. A large and appreciative audience- was present. The pastor preached to & good audience in the evening. The conquest meeting by the B. Y. P'. U. was an interesting ser vice. Services next Sunday as usual, Communion after morning service, Morning subject The Lord's sapper its design. I Cor. 11:26. Evening sub ject Pilate's piercing, personal ques tion. Matt. 27:22. Children's, meeting atS p. m. B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. n. Sub- ject-For His Sake. Leader, Br, Pickei. Next Saturday at 2 p. m. will be the time for the regular monthly covenant and business' meeting of the church. The pastor would like to see as many of the members present as possible. For 81 Yon Cau Get 0 pounds of beans. &) bars of soap. 14 v ' extra C sugar. 14 ' rolled oats. 4 pkgs. Arbuckle's coffee. at Fawcett & Morris'. The Heavens Be Praised. Froia the Eugene Register. The Kickaooo Medicine Comnanv will close up shop and quit business to day, rney win pack tneir tbfngs and store tnem in wis city,, while tbe peo ple will be discharged, some of them remaining here an-1 some goinc. east. This combination of money filchers were headed this way and it is a kind providence which heads them off before they reach us. A gang of flour bin fakes, two oircuses, and a defaulting county treasurer is quite as much of tbe fake infection as we can reasonably b& expected) to tolerate in one season, PUBLIC SCHOOL. DEPARTMENT. CONDUCTED. UX. HL. L. NARREOAN. The public schools will opjn Monday, Sept. lithywitliN. L. Narregan, prin eipul;, N... A. Jacobs, , vice principal; Dolla. J-Ptckel, fifth and sixth grades; Katie Robb, fourth grade; Ellen Bur cell, third grade; Abbie E. St. Clair, second grade; Annie M. Nichols, first grade. The school board has taken much care in selecting the teachers for the lower grades, having had a large number to select from, thus giving the best of instruction in every department and improving the general work of the school. We believe we can. offer to our patrons as good school advantages as are given any where in the slate. If you live outside of the districtaud wish to give your children. belter advautages visit the principal of the schools and see the work done by the pupils, this will show you better than we can write or tell of the work done in the schools. The public schools are most emphatic ally a place of business where pupils aud.' teachers work and attend' to busi ness from 9 a. m. till 4 p. m., and this discipline is of as much value iu prac tical life as book knowledge. Our high school courso is the same as the English courso of the Portland high school. Normal and training class throughout the year for those who wish to fit themselves for touch in Business course of penmanship, book keeping, commercial law, commercial arithmetic and short hand. The busi ness course requires oue year's work to entitle students to a diploma. Tu ition in hIL departments $ pt-r term of three morahs. The principal and vied principal will be at the school building on Saturday, Sept, tilh, to examine all who were absent from the closing ex aminations and those coming from other schools, and assign them to their grades aud classes, and to give infor mation to any one iu school matters. The teachers are requested to- meet the principal at 2 o'clock on. that day. We have had good schools for I ho oust two years and much of our success is due to the hearty cooperation and sympathy ot pupils and citizens in our work and with your coiUinujd aid we shall strive with renewed energy and faith to do better work and lo rewarded by the approval of a geucrous community. Remember that the schools belong to the-people and it is their duly to see and know that they are the best possi ble. There is but oue wav to know this and that is to visit them early and often. Don't lake anybody's- word for it but know for yourself th kind of instruction and discipline your future citizens are receiving. You are always welcome, and don's tell us wheu you are coming. SINKS AND VISLW. Robt. Swsnden and Chas. Louis, of Gold Hill, were in MedforJ last week on business. These gentle men, together with ilhain Bird-' sey, have leased of Dr. Bradden, in the Blackwcll district, the south ! and east end of the Braden mine and have commenced perations by sinking a shaft. They are down about eighteen or twenty feet and have about ten ton's of very rich ore on the dump. II. B. Martin, residing in the Willow Springs district lias bonded his mine together with his farm of 120 acres of land to a Mr. Chap man for $5000 for sixty days. Mr. Chapman is the gentleman from New Mexico who has bonded so much of the land in that lacalky. Tills last deal closes- no all' the mineral lands betwreea Young's flats and. Gold Hill, embracing from 12000 to 15000 acres and all bonded to this man Chapman. The lucky Jack Morris, of Black well Hill, discovered a vein of quartz recently, so says the report, which is half gold. In the face of this authenticated report, there are still some who talk of this country having been prospected. A few tin horn prospectors who came here with the expectation of finding gold ripening on the mania nit a bush, gave the country a. black eye when their expectations were not re alized, but the men who find gold are those who have the energy and perseverencc to keep digging away until their hope is rewarded with the true stuff. Speaking of the Blackwell Hills reminds us that it was only a few years ago that Jack Morris and Enoch Roten discovered a pocket in these same hills from which they took about $1500. Yon fcl falct and weak in tho alomacta naapiHiUle. Takt Stemons Llrcr Ilcgulator. Colestein Pickings. Taylor Payne spent three days with his wife last week. Miss LulaCall. of Hornbrook, is vis iting with Miss Jessie Cole. Mrs. G. M Beeler loft for her home in Salem the first of the week. Day Parker, the popular young ped agogue, has returned to the valley. Mrs. Jack Bartle is hero from Shovel creek for a lew days to cecuperate her health. . ; John VaoDyke and Loren Damon, wore down Tuesday from the Van Dyke sheep camp on the Siskiyous. .Will Turner tells your correspondent that his parents and himself will re turn to their home in Medford this week. L. L. Jacolw, the Jacksonville mer chant, and I. M. Muller, after a two weeks' stay at the springs, left for home Sunday evening. When you cross the Sisktyous on your way to Colestein don't fail to board the observation car, and thus see some of the grandest sights to be seen anywhere. Mrs. Wensley and Miss Susie, wife and daughter of A. H. Wensloy, bag gagemaster on the S. P., and Miss Jeania McCormack, left for their home in Portland on Sunday evening's train. Willard Cole, son of Byron Colo, who has for several years been in tbe em ploy of tbe S. P. Co., as a member of one of their various surveying parties, arrived horns not long since after an absence! of almost three years. His party having been laid off for awhile, Will will spend the vacation with his folks. More Anon. Ceotjpy suffocations, night coughs and all the common affections of tho throat and lungs quickly relieved by Dr. J. H. McLoan's Tar Wine Lung Balm. Fop sale by W. H. Parker & Son. Parties, wanting : of any kind will find them 'in: stock with ---fr C. W. SKEEL & SON, Agents for the Sugar Pine- lAsor and Lumber Company, SLc&ford, Ore. R.JORGONSON I i THE. I 1 BEST I I BREAD I J MAN In this ctty 1 Jbr?rnnson the Baker, r lit) kietuls kwh1 hruud for nil who t z iivotl gootl tiprtul, and "takes tho z I c:ikeM dr uialtin the chocest cakes r p nail pie. . Womjver you ' uro not r t busy, and toel inclined for:i loaf, don't S I : lurjci to cull uu Juronson the Baker, r I , THEl I BEST I BREAD i MAN. J 1LJORGONSON 1 BEHJ. EGGIESTQN, PRODUCE - - AND i EilSSl MERCHANT. PAY CASH For Apples, Ecrb and Poultry. located on South C street. MtMUord Ore gou. Opposite Hulicy's now bri-k block. NOTICE. U. S. Land Oflice. Rosciiurg. Oregon. July I. UV3. Complatat having bct-3 rolored at tbM office by Lorenzo P. Asbury against John M. Uarrvlt. for abandoning t'i Hjtuolca1 Kulrr. No- u.V dated May .'i Ife:;. uin Uie K s o( N K. 4 und ESOtSE 1 of Section Township .HI S. Knnire I W, V M. in Jcknn county. Oregon. wiU a view to the cancellation of said entry the ta!d parlies arr Ucrobv Kumuioaed to aji pear at the ofile ofr Mtx Mnllcr. County Clerk of Jacksou County. Oryua. at Jackonvil!e OrcRon. on the 3r.li day of Aujrust. lt. at 10 o'clock a. m.. to respond and (und-di testimony concernlnc iaid alleged alandoumei-t . Hear lnc at tlkicufbce on the Urxinioi;y o taken, on the Win day of September. 1-wG at 10 o'clock s&ow Mial personal service ckiiduI be uwlc It ih uervDy orurrvti uai armcc te made by ud llcallou acconl.u lo lav. iuws II. PntTK. R?eitrr. a-t-e S A. M. CK.iwruuD, Itacclvcr. Ventral 1'oiut Items. F. T. Prodenburg shipped a car'oad of baled hay to Gnu: is l'tsi lat week. J. C. Hall was verr ill lor two or t'lres days this week but U now cor.va- Mr. Newman, of Little Butte, was in town TuejHlay with some verj- fine Ital ian prunes. Heap big fire,' in tbe mountains tothe west of hero anil the binuke is so dea ' that one can s-c but a rury short dis tance. Welch & Welch having complete their granary are now running on full time ami aro receiving a irrcal amount i of wheat. We are happy to announce that Mrs. J. W. Merrill is rapidly improving in health and will soju bo entirely re covered. Mrs. Atlorbury. ot M :adows, died last Sundav. i-f cfinlera-ruorbus. She was taken ill Friday aud cried Sunday morning. George aad Jchnny walk awcy with the whole bakery in matt -rs per taining to fishing they eaU-tv"cm cv ear tim . Iiev iioxie. of Medford. preached at the Mrihodist church last Sur.ihiT aven ing. There very fairatleudauce principally ladies and chiluren. W. E. CouL the- gentleman who i manipulating our irrigating ditch, proj ect, has been quitst ill for the past tew days but is now ell right again. School commences Monday. Tais will be a good thing in more ways than one. The childrvn will bs learning something and will be off tha streets a part of the time, at least. Lynes. Uershburger and Piuikey re turned from their fishing spree on the Rogue river minus all their hooks and fish. Moral: Take dvnaraitu next time all the same some of the other bovs. Gjo. A.Jackson shipped his first car load of watermelons Sunday. Melons are small this year as comiared with last caused, no doubt, by the change of administration, but G eorg.s says they are teopln's melons and will be as large as hogsheads in three years. Saint Mary's Academy. The Saint Mary's Academy, of Jack sonville, Oregon, conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Names, will resumo studies on September 4, T3. Facilities are offered for securing a thorough ed ucation in the branches pursued in the best institutions. Music, drawing, painting, stenography and typewriting are among the specialties and form ex tra charge. German and French lan guage taught free. , ' A fire destroyed 200 buildings in Chicago Inst Tluirsdnv. Loss, nhmit $1,C(00,000. Between 400J and 5000 people are rendered homeless. . . . ; The Oregon Patiiic oflice at Uhit Vvood has - been ordered discontin ued," ey the Albany Democrat, but the s gent refuses to discontinue until hig back salary, including the old one, is paid. He continues to do business, and the company seems unable to get rid of him. The man agement have ordered the conduc tors not to' accept tickets issued bv tho agent; tout such tickets would undoubtedly be good in tho hands of an innocent traveler. The mat ter is exciting considerable interest around Chitwood. r The ojtjr Putt Cream of Tartar mm ysea irj Millions of Homes 40 Years the Stanford. IT'S A SERIOUS BUSINESS. There's no fun in- selling drtigu no fun in buy iui; them; thoy uro generally bought for a seri ous purpose, us medicines Lur tr;k people.. DOCTOR The first con sideration is their purity. Adulter ated druirs fre quently do more harm than good, and are always of inerior quality. They should be carefully avoid ed. PRESCRIPTIONS: Experience- in comHiimdintr i-v another item of imiHirlance. The blending-of drti(;s. requires practi cal knowledg-o and perfect l:iil. A competent pre scription clerk mus have these. WHCELT The n prices. Given the rood quality and best compound in;:, the corl of drujjs need not be un nesarily hi ph. A reasonable profit suiL-i us we don't chnrjro for our experi ence. . COMPOUNDED STRANG THE DRUGGIST. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Kosburc. Oreiron. Aue. S. IHTl. NttUe t htvly i:ivtn lht the !'!!( wine named e:ttrr hn filed notice of hi tniuntlon to muke flruil pmof ir. wport t ht eiurnv, and l hut said pnwt vrtll be mad; before the 1 Onir-n. al JarK-oairilie, Orcein, oa Saiuniay. tH-tober 7, ItiO. Tix: uvr a. XT-arnv. On homestead entry No. bit, for the ncri?iwe5t nt Hectlon -'. townslilp3s. ranire i w. He name the fullowtus wllne--a to. prove hl cnnllnutm re-liU-oe utMitv and rultlva ttiin n( fiatil land, vtc: J. I. True. Ik. H So!lj. K. L Kcripatn on.l Wm. Adams, ail ol Med.'onl. Jackson county. Orecon. I A-a-S 2 Jolts II. Sncrc. Reslsier. DR. GUAM'S ONION SYRUP aF03 COUGHS, COLDS ASD CROUP.. REMEDY FOR CHILDREN. CTbca child : hoa. jrtbf?r tair is tk r tr. pooofol cf ojoi rrup t rirM.tn ttxi Ku.rn.C4 my oouf b wm ica. 1 or Cre.jp ti hd BJ ttial. Xrclatldrrn mMst npea hw.ic rw. o nc" Ocioa fmw which It t"rJr pr-pi''i. "ror p',Mjr. ao-d viUitM: uU tr tmel. ci laic a-iaa. Soid at Me. For sale by Geo. II. Hasinas Medford. Student of the Old Sc'uuoi. Huckleberry Patch. My dear Ed: I got your letter and wuz orfull glad ter hear fruni j yu. and tu hear ya win well, but I iz sorry yu kouldent kuin up hear last weak tu our picknik. Miss ailvhuckleberrv, .Miss . 5!tkain Chuck. Miss Halo Muckaruuck and mi self, had things fixt vt orful nice fur yer. Tell Mr. i. S. Youngs tu kum with hiz shot gun. I've got tu snipes and a ground hog karaled Fur him. I spect if Am.-iuafraidof- abear wuz hear now we wood hav tu fix a s kaffool up in the top uv a tree fur him tu sleep in, fur the bear iz thicker than grasshoppers in Kansas. Prof. Schonschin sends his regards, tu Dave Mardon, az lives in the Wilier Springs. Wc herd that Dave haz bonded hiz lull ranch to Mr. Chapman, uv Gold Hill, fur a rite smart rhance uv money. Well, deer Ed, I kant think uv miK'h til rite this time. If yer ever kum up this wa kuru and see me. Yourz az ever, Betseyaxxspikesw State op Ohio. City op Toi.Rnr. ) LfCAs County, f 88 Fkaxk J. Cheeky makes oath that ho is the senior partner of the firm of t . J. Cheney & Co.. doing bosim-ss in the city of Toledo, County and lata aforesaid, and that said firm will pav the sum of ONE HD'DRKD DOL LARS for each and every etiso of Ca tarrh tnal cannot be cured by th use of Hall's Catauuh cuke. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before uw and subscrib-ni in my nresenc, this 16th day ot De- cutuusr, j. f. loco. A. V. GLEASOX, SEAL Noiarv Publio Hall's CaUirrh Cure is taken internally ana acis oireclly on the blood and mu cous surfaces of tho svstcm. Send for testimonials free.. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O tySold by Druggists. 75. Gold Hill Nuggets. L. Mellett lias rented his Sardine creek farm to Mr. Duseuberrv, of Rock Point. Last week Grandpa Miller celebrated bis 8ath birthday at the residence of Bonj. Miller. Miss Hattie Vrooaian is visiting ii tonus in Aioaioro. Pete. jay La Bakin Powder: Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. A jiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii; I THE OWL! v miiiiiMiiiHiiiiiui iintir TEflWL CASH Full GROCERIES, FROYISIOHS, CROCKERY AMD - GLASSWARE. Ooods Djl(vred free to any part of the city. Yomx pironage solicited, FAWCETT & M0UKI3. aiuiiinutiiiii uiiiiiiiiiw ! THE OWL! ! .iiiinfiMiiiitiiimtiiiiir Ii. E. BEflDEH, ITS GARS JitliilfkiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiifii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iitMKiitiiiaitiniuitt; AlinaMia Patti, La Il.isadc Ramirez, Celebrated I General Arthur, Street Clover and the X I Bill Xye 5 cent cigars. Oranges and Lemons. I lllll IIIIMailMIIIHUimilMIMUIUIMuilu, ,,,,,,; Ico Crea m every Eveninjr but Sunday. C Street, Opposite Mail Ofiice, ... Medford. Oregon.. MOTEL BVIEDFQRD Fornisily Best Accommodations in the City Rates Reasonable. PIEBFOBD f OPIBEB Manufacturers LUMBEIL LATH Sash. Doors MEDFORD, - - We kwp on hand s larrr slock of Flooring, Sujir Fioc. Seuoai j 1 11 la r. MITCHELL-LEWIS ft STAYER CO. 0 Dealers ir machinery Craver Pipe Frame and Binding Twine and Bale Ties. Send For Our "OS Catalogue. MITCHELL-LEWIS & STAYER CO, D. T. Lawton. Manager, Medford. Or. THE PLUII01! It Causes Little Excitement When compared with. OSENTHAL'S PRICES 11 60 DATS. V This is a bona Cdo CLOSING OUT SALE, as I wiU positively leave for the East in a short time. GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT FJRST COST Gtvp ts.io a call and satisfy yourself. o nnorXTTtrAT JIIIIIIllKlllllttllHIIMIII -! THE OWL! iiiitiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiinr- Line of- i : ! aiiiMt uuiiiiitiutiiiiiiw :i THE OWL! I miiitiiititiiiifiitiiiuiifr Grani GantraL Onlv white help emploved. ' TO, Al TOBAGCOE 1ST .TFTT?T . ,v A T?r!TTCn7' of and dealers in AND PICKETS, and Blinds. - - OREGON. Rcstie and Ceiling . also C!er. Yellow aad. and Vehicles. Headers UKADEK! I HKAI'EKS!- Champion Binders IS P in i 4