The Medford mail., September 01, 1893, Page 3, Image 3

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ALL THE LOCAL SEWS.
More new goods at the Racket.
Mrs. T. F. Atterbrry, a rajident
. of Sams Valley died at her home last
Saturday.
Just received The finest line cf
Cigars and Tobacco ever brought to
Medford- Favrott & Morris.
x Herman Lenhart, of Portland, is
the new brewer at the Medford brew
ing company's establishment.
J. W. Lawton has made different
arrangements and will not have hi s
auction as advertised last vresk.
Neat, new and natty. That is the
style of the last invoice of gents' nock
wear received at V oiler's.
. Rjv. Grant will preach in the
Christian church, Medford, on the Erst
and third Sunday of each month.
Hamilton & Palm have purchased
lot 10, block 1, cottage addition to Med
ford, from a Mr. Prail, of Portland.
If you want a bargain in a hat go
to the Racket a bargain lot just re
ceived. Married, at the residence of Rev.
C. H. Hoxie, Aug. 13, 1S93, Samuel
Reed Barr and Annie Irene Wilcox.
The picket fence factory was moved
to east Seventh sireet instead of Mr.
Fredenburg's residence, as sta&ed last
week.
Go to Morris & Fawcett and!-get
a package of Pride of Japan Tea. Take
no other.
Druggist Haskins is getting lum
ber on the ground preparatory to the
erection of a new store building another
spring.
The Medford business college will
open next Monday. The school .will be
conducted for a few weeks in the hall
over the postoffice.
" B3er five cents par glass, hereafter,
at the Roxy Ann saloon. Medford
whisky 5 cents per glass.
There is no question but that the
Halley brick block will be '-all right.
What a voici that would bj to take
along with a circus.
Gus Newberry, assistant superiu
tendent of schools, and a daughter of
L.. A. Rjse, of Phoenix, weri married j
Wednesday evening.
Have you seen those beaatiful
crayon Portraits at Angle & Ply
male's? You can have one free of cost.
M srs. Weeks & Orr have shipped
a number of boxes of pears, of a very
choice .variety and quality to the
world's fair this week.
A young man nam id Anderson was
injured Tuesday at the Lucky Bart
mine by a rock falling on his shoulder.
Dr. Geary dressed the wound.
For sale cheap Fine resident cor
ner lot in city of Medford. D. S.
Youngs.
D. A. Dodson has purchasid an
acre of land, being lot T block SS. or
iginal Medford, and we understand will
er;ct a dwelling hou3e upon iti
The new ad of Ben j Eggleston ap
pears in to-day's M.vrL. The gentle
man is in the eommission business and
is open for all the trade that comes.
Henry Hansen, who lives a couple
of miles east of Medford. is happy to a
superlative degree. Th -re canu to
his home a bright littl
Friday. j
C. C. C. California Cream Cheese
and Crooked Creek Crank. The for
mer for sale at Wolter's.
The Smith stock of general mer
chandise was this week moved to the
old store room on Front street where
it is expected the remainder of the
stock will be closed out.
Messrs. Starr & Drisco have the
cold storage building well under way."
It is being built adjoining the Southern
Oregon Packing house and will be
completed in thirty days.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads,
so displeasing to many people as marks
of age, may be averted for a long time
by using Hall's Hair Renewer.
Jas. Stewart began the shipment
of his crop of Bartlett p?ars last Tues
day. He will load and ship one car a
day for at least fifteen days. The first
shipments are being made to Chicago.
, Henry Pohlman, the gentleman
who superintends the Orchard Home
farm, has his new cottage residence
nearly completed. ' It is a fine struc
ture and is justly admired by all who
see it.
If-any body should ask you these
are days that make the thinest of us
think kindly of the ice man even
though, as the season grows hotter,
the ten pound chunks grow percepta
bly smaller.
Go to Hamilton & Palm for prices
on houses and lots, also unimproved
lots and acre tracts on the install
ment plan.
One week from next Monday, Sept.
11th, the Medford public schools will
open for another school year. If the
school's success for th e next year be a
duplicate of the past there will be no
kick coming.
Imperial wheels at cost for the
next twenty days A- Galloway, Med
Jord. Robt. Gallowav has severed his
connection with the Angle & Plymale
mercantile establishment and expects
to attend the Medford public school
the coming term. Gabe Plymale takes
his place in the store.
As a proof of the fact that there is
still a demand for more tenement bouses
fn Medford we have but to mention
that before Mr. Lumsden's property on
,C street had been vacated six hours
there were six applicants to rent it.
Ketchup made from tomatoes
and homemade. Goes well with the
doughnuts your mother used to make
at Wolter's.
Jorgonson the Baker has an ad in
today's MAIL- Th3 gentleman
has
JHghest of all in Leavening Power.
i in
ABSOLUTE! PURE
opened for business on east Seventh
street and is having a good trade. His
bread stuffs as well as pastry is said to
be a fine article and is fully appreci
ated.
The railroad company announces
that hereaftir poultry will bi shipped
bv freight to Portland at first class
rates instead of double first class as
heretofore.
Wo are a little shy on home news
this week, but if it is news from every
part of the county you are looking for
we caa supply the- demand. Our cor
respondents are attending strictly to
business this week and we like their
ways.
Pioneer maple sap liks you uster
oaek at the "biling down,' at Woltor's.
Wm. Ulrich has a foundation laid
for a new tenement hous-s on North C
street, adjoining the property now oc
cupied by the Messrs. Goldstone. It
will b3 a duplicate of that building.
C. W. Skeel & Sou will put up the
building.
Red Seal and Schilling package tea
finest in the market Fawcett &
Morris.
Spence Childers- is preparing to
burn a kiln of brick for use another
spring in erecting a two story brick
block on C street, just south of The
Mail office. There will bo so-me sev
eral brick blocks in this man's town if
those that are now promised ai- built.
What is ?t? Conserves Alimonta
res Petits Pois. Do you kumtux? Ask
Wolters. the grocer.
J. D. Whit-nan has recently erec
ted a n?w and improved fruit dryer at
his fruit farm, which is slid to be one
f thfJ if no. Tas b.st d isiQ. vet
brought out. It is an original design
with Mr. W. and the dryer ha- a capac
ity of 50)3 pjaaii of p.-uijs p;rday.
Finest line of cigars ever brought
to South :rn Oregon, at C. W. Wolters .
George Anderson m i:rafactures
soUa water and raises big fruit. Think
of poach ;s that m asures nearly eleven
inches in eireu-nferenci! That is the
size of same George brought to this
office this week. They were the early
Crawford variety big yellow fellows
and deliciously palatable.
L-ist M.mJay in Judge Walton's
court the case of assault and batlery
brought against Geary Johnson by
Gotleib H.ss, was called for trial.
Attorneys Vawter and Hammond ap
peared for plaintiff and W. W. Card
well for defendant. Acquittal was the
verdict brought by the jury.
Just over: from the other shore.
Crockery at Wolter's.
D. T. Pritchari repDrts that the
health of Mrs. Pritchard is greatly
improved.' Says sho is better now
bov babv Jast!tnan S33 'xi '-'a J tx Dlil vo
years and he has great hopes of her en
tire recovery. She is now able tJ w iU
about without the aid of a cane. Dr.
Kerchgessner is attending her.
W. H. Parker has rented the
Hutchison residence in West Medfo-d
and is now moving bis family into the
same. He has decided to make Med
ford his horn s for the future, notwith
standing the fact that he has had some
very flattering propositions made him
to enter into partnership with a big
Portland law firm.
Try soma of St. Charles" Evaporat
ed Cream, at Fawcett & Morris'.
M. S. Damon has been at work
this week building a fruit drier for his
own use. He has a two acre orchard
on B street that is as fine as thjy grow
'em. Every tree is loaded with fine
varieties of fruit. Same of the trees
are so heavily loaded that many
branches have been broken dowa by
the fruit's great weight.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is ono of the
few remedies which are recommended
by every school of medicine. Its
strength, purity, and efficacy are too
well established to admit of doubt as
to it superiority over all other blood- I
purifiers whatever. Aver s Sarsaparilla
leads all.
Dr. Demorest is back from h'.s va
cation at McAllister springs and he
wantsu to say that peopledesiringany
work in the dentistry line will find
him at his post of duty at all hours of
the day in opera block, Medford. His
brother. Dr. O. F. Demorest, has
returned from his mountain trip
and he too will soon rjju.nj office
work.
Dr. Pickel while out riding on his
wh?el Monday unfortunately, for him
self, ran against a small boy who was
standing on the sidewalk and was
thrown to the walk, resulting in a
sprain jd wrist for the doctor. The
boy should have received the injury as
he persisied in stepping in front of the
wheel when the doctor turned out to
pass him.
Any one desiring to purchase min
ing machinery, or in fact, mill machin
ery of any kind, will save tim3 and
money by calling upon C. F. Lewis,
Medford.
When the good people of our land
buy jewelry they aim to buy a goad ar
ticle. It is foolishness te put money
into chenp-Johti brass gilded finery.
Buy a good article, but buy it at as
reasonable a figure as you could expect
to get good goods for. Pritchard, the
jeweler, keeps a fine line of the goods
you need. His ladies' jewelry is sim
ply elegant.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
I Baking
News reached the city yesterday
morning telling of the suicide Wednes
day of a Mr. Frohinon, residing some
distance up Roguo river. All the par
ticulars that could be gleaned wero
that he took two doses of strychnine,
was ofG !rman nationality, sixty years
of nr-i ami leaves a family. Coroner
Pickel aud Dr. Wait siarted for the
scene of the suicide yesterday morning
to hold an inquest.
Many p3op!o. not aware of the
dangers of constipation, neglect the
proper remedy till the habit becomes
chronic, or inflummation or stoppage
results. A dose or two of Ayer's Pills
in the beginning would have preven
ted all this.
Messrs. D. S. Youngs, B. S. Webb
and Wm. Simmons organized them
selves iuto a. trio of bold, desperate
hunters on Monday and started out on
the trail of the festive chicken hawk.
Their scene of disturbance to the
neighbors undoubtedly was the south
western part of the city where they
shot 403 hawks be 'I the same, more!
or less, and according to the mind's
exaggerated fancy.
Kor Billlousness nod headache Simmons
Liver Reyulator ts the best medicine the world
ever saw. H. II. Jones. Macon. Georpia.
There' are houses of illrepute in
Medford. and those respectable people
who are so unfortunate as to bo resi
eents of the localities where these
houses have been opened are justly in
dignant that such things should be tol
erated, a-id it is to the en J that the city
council's attention may bo called to
their existence that the information is
given us for publication. A wholesale
arrest of these inmates and their pa
trons might be it means of lessening
their number.
The Weeklv Examiner and this
paper one year for $2.3.".
Another good siz .d real estate deal
was brought about this wejk wherein
G.'O. Mitchell sells to G. P. Liiidley
his twenty acre fruit farm siluit.-J
across ii.-r creetc ana aooui inree-
qtiartors gf a mile from Medford. The
entire twenty acres is put out to fruit
and b-'ins so close to the citv is a most
desirabl propertv. Tha price paid
vas SHOO and the sale was made
through the agency of Porter & John
son. Medford real estate dealers. Mr.
Lindleyis from Linton. Washington.
and will doubtl ess uwve here for per
manent residence.
For lurillhaad happtaeat, the boon of a '.I
mankind, take Simmons Liver Itefulntor.
J. II. Wilson owns a very valuable
Medford. It is not only valuable be
cause of its location hut because us
well of the superior quality of fruit
gro.vn upon it. We have a sample of
some Hungarian prunes that he grow,
nearly as large as goose eggs, and
grap.-s that woalJ tempt a man to steal
if be couldn't get them any other
way. "These things are a treat to yatt
fellows, but us old timers who have
seen "em growing like that for several
years don't think envthing of their
greatness," remarked Mr. Wilson as
he handed in a bay ket well loaded.
Latest styles and the only stock of
celluloid collars and cuffs at Wolters.
One goad turn deserves another.
A few weeks ajio the bays about town
were having a laugh on B;rt Whitman
for shjoting ducks after life hid been
extinct for several hour., but we
haven't heard of his "swiping" any
green pumpkins thinking they were
ripe watermelons, hut that is what
Cashier Enyart did a few nights ago.
He and Bert Whitman were out driv
ing and Bert kept thinking how he was
to get even on the duck deal when a
haopy thought struck him real bard.
'Whoa: There are watermelons out
there, Enyart. 'swipe' "em," aal Bert
pointed to a green 11 'Id some distance
from the road. Mr. Enyart proceeded
to "swipe "em" and after packing a
couple of the '.argest melons he could
find over two rail fences and a quarter
of a mile of stubble ground he showed
up at the place of starting. He then
proceeded to carve, but the green
pumpkin he carved and th j ripe meloa
he thought he carved, don't belong to
the sam3 vegetable family, Bert
lauorhed and said something about
duck, and then E lyart said something,
j but it wasn't a quotation from his Sun
day school lesson leaf.
I um selling refrigerators VEKY
cheap. Call and see me. I. A. Webb.
Men's pants and overalls at Wol
ter's.
Notice to Jurors and Vitnesse9.
Whereas, Monday the 4ih day of
September, A. D. 18J3. is the first day
of the September A. D. 1S0 J. term of
the Circuit Court in this county as fixed
by law, and
Wheueas, the last L-'gislative As
sembly have enacted a law setcing apart
the Raid 4th day of S jptcmbjr as Labor
Day, making it a non-judicial day:
Therefore, no Circuit Court busi
ness will bo transacted on said -Jth day
of Septembor 1893, and all jurors and
witnesses who have been notified to
appear on said 4th day of September,
are horoby notified not to appear before
the Circuit Court until the 5th day of
Sjptoraber, A.' D. 18U3, at 10 o'clock
a. m. Max Muller, Clerk.
Parties owing mu can settle with
my clerk, Prank Wait, at my store and
get receipt for same. S. Rosenthal.
PUKELY PERSONAL.
JOHN KELLEY, ol Crants Pass in
Medford Monday business.
Mr. and Mir. Franci&Fitch are in
San Francisco on a pleasure trip.
Chas. Tice returned to Medford
last Saturday from East of the moun
tains. T. C. Coleman, of S.m Francisw,.
is looking after bis grain crop interests
in this locality.
Sliss Magoie Tice and Mrs. PHELPS,
of North Yamhill, arrived in Medford
Wednesday morning.
A. II RitOUSE, of Lincoln, Nebraska,
and a brother-ia-law of D. H. Miller, is
here for a few weeks' visit.
F. M. MIXOU3 and wife and G. W.
ISAACS, jr., left Tuesday for a two
weeks outing at MeAUister springs.
Mrs. Jas. McDdugal. of Willow
Springs, was in Medford last week vis
iting with tho family of J. U. Hardin,
Lew Besder, Mrs. L. L. Angle
and Miss Effie Bender were enjoying
a few days' outing on Rogue river this
week.
C. O. Damon and family arrived in
Medford yesterday from Elk ton, Ore
gon, and will reside in this city here
after. Ctl.vs. Wilson, of Grays Harbor,
and a relaiivj of J. H. Wilson, is stop
ping in this land of plenty for a time
indefinite.
Mrs. E. B. Parson and daughters,
Ola and Verg, left Medford last Friday
morning for San Jose, Calif., to reside
permanently.
Miss ALTHA BltAXDENCUKO, a
teacher at the Yaiuax Indian Reserva
tion school, is visiting with the family
of A. Z. Sears.
L. BROOKS, of Mountain Home, Ne
braska, and father-iu-law of Eli Hogan,
is here for an exteuded visit, and if the
country suits he will remain.
Gi:s NEWllERltY. the short man who
is deputy county superintend eat of
schools, was iu Medford Monday look
ing after duties connected with that
office.
The family of Mr. Raphaltz ar
rived Monday evening from Drury.
Kansas. Mr. R. is the gentleman who
receutly purchased tho W. II. Parker
farm.
Jas. and Chas. Sic eet EES and Misses i
Laura Havck and Jcua Scraxtox,
all of Wuldo. visited the family of J.
Sowcll in Medford last Saturday and
Sunday.
J. L. WaLPOLE, of Portland, and
general agent for the Imperial bicycle,
was in M.-dford last Saturday on busi
ness with the local agent, Alex Gal
loway. Mrs. Geo. Mitchell left Wncs
day for Baker City where she exp-ects
to remain for some time. Mr. Mitche!!
and son cxix-cl to go to California for
! the winter.
j W. A. 3t;cH.NiN' came oat from
J Portland hut week and in company
with Mavor Vawter and Prof. Nam-
Uan enjoyea a low nays cuing oui ou
.
G. W. White left Tuesday evening
for his home ia Washington. II ex-
poets to return in about three we-eics
with his familv an J will from then oa
be one of us.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. StiCIf.E leftTues-
dav for the Cnerokc Strip country
- '
where tlK-y expevt to locate uixin gov-
eminent land when it is opened for
.s.Miomnnt vrhToh will Hi on th. 1 tith
of this month.
Dr. W. B. Officer, of McFa'.l,
Missouri, has been visiting in this city
for the past few days, the guest of Mr.
Wright's people. The gentleman U in
quist of a location for the practice of
his profession.
Merchant S. ROSENTHAL left Med
ford Monday evening for a three
months' visit with relatives Hnd friends
in New York City. His Medford friends
will wish him a pleasant trip and will
extend a hearty welcome upon his re
turn. A. X. S.WERS is over in tho Apple
gate country disposing of his furniture
iKilish and rheumatic cure. If testi
inonials count for anything nnd th
oubt to when, local Mr. Savers has
th; best medicine for that ailment
there is in the county.
John Rkdfield was summoned to
Grants Pass last week to give expert
testimony in the Single-Josephs mur
der trial. John bjing a gunsmith of
renowned reputation he is ofttimes
called to give testimony where fire
arms are used as tho instrument of as
sault. R. W. GRAY, of Prospect, was doing
business hr Medford Monday. He re
ports things mighty busy out his way.
Savs he will soon have a shingle mill
in operation on Mill creek and that ho
expects to get out a goad article and
further expects to find salo for all tho
work ho can turn out.
Mrs. A. V. Wright and two chil
dren, of McFnll, Missouri, arrived in
Medford last Thursday Mr. Wright
has been stopping in Mcdfotnl for the
past few months and working at car
pentering. Thy are now keeping
house in the Lumsden proporty on C
street, recently vucated by Mrs. Par
sons. Mr. and Mrs J. A. Wilkinson, of
Live Oak. Calif., wero in Medford a
few days this week gleaning notes for
a write-up of the Roguo river valley,
to be published in a Suttar county,
California, newspaper. Mr. A. is an
invalid nnd moves about by means of' a
largo invalid's chair on wheels. These
psoplo were accompanied by J. W.
McGraw, an nttondant.
W. J. Marlow, of Lake creok, was
down to Med lord Monday and loaded
his wagon to overflowing with mer
chandise for his good famine's use.
The gentleman has a flue fruit prohard
Zlr. JC II. Churchill
Mt. Vernon, Wast.
An Honest Medicine
Rheumatism Cured Health Built Up.
Mr. Churchill, formerly of Churchill C Taylor,
urvjyori ami civil cnUv.-ers. Mt. ernon,
"wailjlnyion, writes: "Southern CalKorula
was civ home f..r njanv years. Wheu I coma
tieio fbesau to uc aCicted cU over wiih
Rheumatism
And also pains in my bask and a jcnoral feelln;
being uel up. My business takes mo out la
tho element all U.e Uiue. zn l I loun't my
self uuflt for work. l:eadtv. aii advertise
ment of Hood's Kcnapu-Ula, nud Icr-rulng
also Ui:it Ihs mcdiciue was cn!!w.:u(tod lu
my own St ite of Massachusetts. I concluded
ttus muT be an b on cm I medicine. I look
l and aia to oiaeh Improved iht I m out
Hood's s Cores
In all weathers and travel all ilay with no
faltsue nnl tired feeling. To any cno that
I eelj lad all over I say ut( 11 oo ifs Sarsapa
' rilla. Ithascurodnie." R.n.Cnnt.iniJ
KOOO'3 P:UL8 euro Llrer Ills. Jaujlce,
XUlomr.rsi. tUiit UeaJaclw soil CociiipaUoo.
and from its bountifjl supply
MAIL gets n good sample. The
tleman's fami'y, both boys and
gen
girls are all musicians and to add to
their
line oi lustruroenta tney nave pur
chased a fine organ which was taken to !
their honi" from Medford Tu sdav
nod"s pills eure a!l liver ills. 2TC-
Wanted: Ladies to canvass forme.
Agents can make from six U twelve
dollars -'cr week. Address, Mrs. J. II.
Faris. manager of branch office for the
Woman's Co-Operative Toilet Co.,
j Medford. Ore. Lock bos 74.
Found After Twenty Years.
Doubtless there are many of the ear
ly day settlors of the Uoguj river val
ley who remember that in 1S73 there
lived on Galls creek a man named Kas
por Meyer. In that same year Mr.
Meyer htart.-d from his Ijome on foot
for Jacksonville, through the timber
und a'oue lie failt-d to reach Jack
sonville, a search was instituted, but
he was never found, and the conclu
sion arrived at was that he had lost
his way in the timbor asd hid died oi
starvation. Last Tuesday workmen
enticed in cuttiair Ions for Kli'ipie A-
Marcuson. on Calls cr-ck, caine upon a
heao of moulded and rain-bleached hu
mau Iwnes. Cpon examination these
proved to bi the remains of Kssperj
t.rr Th. i.tontitv was ttahi:htd '
i - - l
j by a moorJvhaum tohacco box
J found ojar-hy and which were known
to bj the rop.-rty of Meyer,
. . ;; .
. , -
j Poixtsvillk. Rcrlixgton Co.. N.
j J-. July K. I MM Our baby, now four-
I Veen months old. was taken with every
of cholera infantum. I com-
menced using Chamberlains Colic,
j cholora nnj Diarrhoea R-medy and
i afi.-r the first f.-w dos-es he was relieved,
! and at t his wrii ins: U as well as ever.
I feel tnat I cannot spesK lv uigniv in
its praise'
sale bv G.
Miss. Wm. E. K:-:ku.
For
H. Haskins. drugjnsL
Appointment of Ministers.
The M. E. conference has made the
following appointments for the Grants
Puss district:
T. L. Jon's. presiding elder: Ash
land. J. S. Smith: Canyonville, Henry
Move; Creswell. EJ-ard Gibbons; Drain
J. L. Stratford: Florence, to b sup-
rliod: Gol I Hill. Geo. Kahler: Grants
'ass. E. E. Thomp-on: Jacksonville and
Central Point, W. B. Moore: Klamath.
Indian Mission. Thomas Starus: Klam
ath Falls. C. R. Hockvtl: Lake View,
J. D. Dimick: Lowell. J. M. Sweenry:
Marshtield. G. W. yuimby: Medford.
E. S. Craven: Mvrll Point, to be sup-
i plied: lais!ey. A. M. Loveiace: Phoe-t-vliiix.
J. L. Wood: Kosebure, E. L.
Thompson: Siuslaw. Charles E. Fletch
er: Springfield, F. H. Older; Walker,
Jos-nh Sa:.s: Wilbur. M. O. Brink:
Wildville. M. N. Hampton: Voncolla,
R. T. Baldwin: Ten Mile. W. A. Kemp:
Sod.-v Springs. IX L. Spauldinjr; X. S.
Uucknor. financial agent, Ashland col
legiate institute.
A Hat tie for Blood
Is what Hood's Sarsaparilla vigorously
fights and it is always victorious in ex
pelling all the foul taints and giving
the vital fluid tho quality and quantity
of perfect health.
For Sale Cheap.
Ono four spring, two seated, moun
tain hack, nearly new. Inquire at this
office.
FROM THE COUXrY SEAT.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Samuel II. Cook to Matilda K.
Cook, so i of ne i. and ne i of so
i, of sec and n i of sw i of sec
S. tp 88 e, r 4 w 750
Daniel S. Youngs to William H.
Simmons, It 2. blk 22; Medford 1,S00
Rachaet M.Johnson to G. W.
White, ii acres, sec SO, tp 67 s,
r 1 w 003
Simon Rosenthal and V. I Vaw
tr otal. to G. W. White, It Xo
12. blk IS; Medford 1,000
Julius Stein to E. S. Brooks, a
mining ditch, known as tho
Maaerly ditch, also water right 100
A. B. Carter to G. W. Crowson;
40 acres, seo 16. tp 39 s, r 1 e. . . 000
C. A. Bailey Xo Alexander Ormo;
the Tough Xut mine near Bolt
postolllco 103
IN PROllATE.
In the matter of the estate of John
Mollert order appointing Louis Mel
lrt administrator with bonds fixed at
S200. Ben Raymond, U. F. Miller and
J. W. Masterson appraisers.
Estate of Joseph Sattorfield semi
annual account of executor filed and
approved.
G. I WOLTERS
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PORE
FOOD
PURE
FOOD
Hammer sicknesses are often
brought on by partaking of Im
port, food. Too much care can
not be taken ta avoid this danger.
The surest way Is to deal only at
reliable houses thone who study
to please in order to retain your
custom oil the year round. All
Dairy Products, Canned' Heats
and Fruits, as well as Fish and
Vegetables, should be used only
when perfectly fresh and pure.
Our reputation Is based on sup
plying constantly the best quali
ties in all goods. Our prices are
governed by tbc-se high Qualities.
PURE
F09D
PURE
FOOD
A
SUNSTROKE
otlcn proves fatal. It Is caused
by excessive heating of the brain.
The old preventive way was a
grape or cabbage leaf worn inside
the hat. The new way Is to keep
Ihe bead ceol by wearing one of
our vcslilau-d bats. They are
made of Japanese straw, very
light, and a band of open work
about the crown gives the breezes
full play.
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
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MEDFORD,
GET a BOSIflESS EDUGHTIQJI!
Wt TEACH SHORT
HAND- AND
TYPEWRITING.
BUSINESS COLtLtEGE,
THE
Practical Business TrainiDg aol of Oregon.
OTTF? KRW "RTTT IniXO-
M. E. RIGBY,
PRINCIPAL,
OUR NORMAL
COURSE IS BECOM
ING DESERVE DLY
POPULAR.
MEDFOED,
J. R. WSLSON
B
LACKS!
Wagons and Bugpies Xade to Order
All Work Warranted First Class. Cor. C and Eight streets
Medford, Oregon.
Iresorip tions
Maia Street,
Carefullv
DINIEl COFER,
illinium
LATE F SCRMCHTO.
bud ' wm.
Contracts a Specialty.
Plans and Specifications Furnished
at reasonable rates.
I have 9i now destmu'S of Cottas homes
those wishing to buili would do wvll to ex
amln thorn. Poarorrcc Box, T9.
MEDFORD,
OR EG OX.
COPPER
1. i.r
ijfi,
Ji!
T
GROCER
Matty "
New
Meckwear
trSumrrr.
L dotr says wear this, and Parts -V
wear that, but to be in lint?
you must wear both; cot at the
same time, however. Artistic
taste Is "bred in the bane." Our
Neckwear buyer has it his selec
tions prove It. Ksieoe nov
elties iiinty colorings, new
shapes and. In fact, anything
you might desire for & 8amner
tie. Tne latest London acdParis
fads aa well as moderate priced
goods arc in onr collection.
'SEE1XG IS BELIEVIXG."
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
We Lifts the Ladie3
to come to our store, whether
they come to buy or not. vve
try to hare something new to
interest and attract tfeeai. VTe
realize that the
Ladies Like Bargaiss,
and so we always manage to have
something In alt of onr depart
cieots at special low price. This
week we are having a great ran
on
CROCKERY
and FRUIT JARS
WOLTERS THE GROCER.
OREGON.
WE TEACH TELEG
RAPHY )N
PENMANSHIP.
IS NEARLY COMPLETED.
PREPARE YOUR
SELF FOR A USEFUL
LIFE. WRITE FOR
PARTICULARS.
OREGON.
fl v.o
AID HORSE SHOES.
THE MORTAR
DHUG STORE,
G. H- HASKINS, Fropr.
H jwrmifM m tmc DMt or q.
Pur D-U$, Pate&t t&ciiwe. Book,
Stationery, .
3?VITS OILS.
Tobaocoes. Clpnrs, Perfumery. Toilet Artie-las and
Kvrrvilutia that is carried in a first
class UK CO STVKK.
-"- Compounded,
Medford, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I .and OfRc at KosrbHrfr. Oregon. July SS.
1SS. Notice Is hereby (iven that tlu following
named settler has fi'.ed tioiiee of his icu nuon
to moke flea! proof in support of his etaitn. and
that said proof will be irai.e betore the Judpa
or tVtiuty clerk of Jack son county. Oresoc.
at JacksinvHle, Oren. on Saturday. Septem
ber SS. IS6SS. via: Joseph Geppert. on ite-emtioa
D. S. No. nt, for the s-Ol sec. 4, tp &t s.
rlt.
He nnmes the ftillowins witresses to prove
his eontiuuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, via: Thad Urockley and 11. F. K.
Kdtuondson. of Leuont. Jacksoa eounly. Ore
gon, John Kdsal. of phojnis, JccKson county,
Oregon and John Gray, of Bi llutle, Jackson,
county. oreRoo.
a-ll-s-15 Jons H. Sarr, ReKlstcr.
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