ALL THE LOCAL 5ETVS.
Jos. Crain is reported to be rapidly
ffecoyerlng from his protracted illness.
Bellinger, the drayman, lias . wood
for sale.
The Palm building is getting well
under way and will probably be finished
within a very short time;
- ' Specialties in glassware at .the Soc
,ond Hand Store."
Hanley Bros, shipped elevan car
loads ef fat cattle from Central Point
to Portlahd Tuesday morning.
. Come to the Second Hand Store to
buy goods cheap. . '
-Miss Emma' Burch.has been en
gaged to teach the spring term of
school in the Dsvenger Gap district. "
Pentz & White'aUend to land and
.mining litigation. " ' .
E. H. Davis will -receive a carload
.Of tier stove wood Saturday which
he will deal out' to many patrons about
jthe city.
Beek, Whiteside & Co. will sell at
jcost, two wagons.'
- A. M. Woodford is quite seriously
,ill with la grippe. He had been feeling
jooorly for several days but not until
Wednesday was he obliged to take to
its bed.
Fetsch takes the cake in making
.clothes cheap. ,
Fred Lutkemeier, on Tuesday,
jdjys family to the second story
of the LvotTbuilding on Front street.
Ha einojta to occupy the first floor
with his saloon.
For a good suit of clothes cheap go
;to Fetsch, tho tailor
N. B. Bradbury is able to be about
the streets aeain. He has had a severe
.siege with pneumonia, and all .his
riends are glad of an opportunity to
.welcome him among them again.
Pentz & White have some cheap
farm property for sale.
E. Smith, son of Henry Smith,
deceased, report says is .going to open a
jewelry store in the old Smith building
on Front street. There is also to be a
photographer's gallery in the same
building. "Got .'em agin," bargain lot of
men's hats. Racket Store.
The train on the Medf ord-Jackson-yille
shortline was pulled off tor a
..couple of days this week to permit En
gineer Lewis to repair and paint the
engine. Trains commenced running
.-again Tuesday evening.
Xew and second hand stoves for
,ale at the Second Hand Store.
Saml Murray is out again looking
several shades thinner as the result of
his several weeks" illness with typhoid
fever. .Lota .of people are glad of a
.chance to greet him in his present
convalescent condition. . '
Macintoshes! Macintoshes! ! Big
bargains at Angle & plymale's.
The Tidings states thai sixty chi
namen from the work train on tho Sis
kiyous were brought to Ashland Sun
day to have their pictures taken. The
- Tidings insults the monkey by heading
the item ''Lots of Monkey Faces.''
Use XXX the largest bottle and
South C street, betwn Seventh j
and Eighth, is undergoing more im- j
provements. The sidewalk along, side
.of the Adkins block is being put down
to - the street ievel and a new alley
.crossing has been laid near Pritchard"s
jewelry store. "
Pentz &. White attend to law- and
collections in any part of the world.
Mailer & Davis shipped a carload
.of chickens to San Francisco Monday
evening. Just an even 30CO made the
carload and while they are somewhat
crowded, Mr. Davis is -of the opinion'
they will not lose more than five or sis
jdozen-while in' transit.
The very latest toe and tip in a
ladies' fine shoe at Angle & Plymale's.
The wonderful growth trees attain
in the Rogue river valley in a single
season, is indeed marvelous. I. L.
Hamilton left at this office Saturday
Jwo cuttirigstone frem a Winter . Xelis
pear tree and one from a Petit prune
tree, that measured each nine feet, and
all this length was the result of one
year's growth. The cuttings were from
the orchard of J. H. Stewart.
Bated Bros., the barbers, are hav-i
ing a lively spin at business these times.
Their shop is always filled with patrons
- but there is always room for one more.
Their work is firat-class.- Shop on C
street, near the Racket.'
The board of Pension Surgeons,
Dr. E. P. Geary president and Dr. J.
B. Wait, secretary, met in Medford
and had before, them the following ap
plicants for pensions: A. M Thayer,
- of Dahsmuir, Calif.,, increase in pen
sion; Fredrick Gentaer and G. F. Tre
f reu, both of Grants Pass and both for
Original pension,' also Geo. Wilson,
Williams creek, original pension.
Geo. R. Justus has thoroughly
renovated and re-furnished the Claren
don hotel and how advertises that all
things are firhtrclass and terms reason
able. -
Jessie "Walker: "Yes, father, E.
P. Walker, has decided that the best
ray to dispose of Bis .640 acre tract of
land, just north of Madford', is to cut it
up into forty acre - tracts. This he is
pow having done. Land is by far too
valuable to be operated in such large
Chunks, but forty acres owned by one
' man, plant sd to fruit and. thoroughly
' cultivated will return a handsome) rev
enue." W. H. Patrick, the gentleman who,
with his family recently, came here
' from Montana, ha3 purchased the
pouhran ranch, two miles .north. of
Awarded Highest
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. .
psed 13 IXillioBS of Jlomcs 40 Years the Standard
Central Point, and is now preparing to
take up his residence thereon.. There
are eighty-nine acres in the chunk and
the price paid was $3100. The prop
erty is said to be a part of Jackson
county's best. Tho sale' was made
through the agency of Pentz & White.
Groceries must to fresh to-be palat
able. I will pay a premium for any
mnsty or shelf-worn articles found on
my shelyes. This, however, is through
no fault of mine the people won't let
me keep them long enough to" get
musty. Wolters the grocer.
Phil. Armour, the millionaire pork
man of Chicago, passed north over the
S. P. Saturday evening in His special
car Wisconsin. Tne boys leu tnai
Phil, saw a drove of Ulrica's hogs
down at tho packing house, - aud that
the train slowed up and he went over
to Inspect them, whereupon every hog
shouted "Phil Armour, by Jove, and .a
bigger man than Bill Ulrioh"1 aud ev
ery one of them then and there com
mitted suicide.
You will be wanting some crockery,
perhaps, this spring. Baby has proba
bly broken a number of pieces during
the winter; perhaps your kitchen help
and the policeman have been working
up a trade for the croekeryman in any
case you can get full sets or odd pieces
of almostany quality or. style at Wol
ters, the grocer.
" A. C. Squires is having contrac
tors figure on tho construction of a
residence to be built on his -fine littie
fruit farm in East Medford. The build
ing will be 2ox28 feet in size and to cost
somewhere .near $1200. Verily, East
Medford, or the tract of land just east
of Bear creek, is receiving many of this
sDriiurs improvements and all are
substantial. The people on that .sid;
have reafon to feel proud or tne im
provements being made-
L. B. Warner, the fruit tree man,
has trees Gil hand to supply the -trade
of Medford and vicinity, in any quan
tity and in the following varieties:
Apple, pears, cherries, apricots, peach
es, prunes aud soft shelled, almond.
Mr. Warner may be found at Dr. Od-
gers dental rooms.
The well at the corner of Seventh
and C streets has -quenched the thirst
of many Medford peoplo for a number
of years and it is still prepared to per
form this " same mission, but someone
every few days takes it upon himself
to steal the drinking cup. This pro-
ceedure is becoming monotonous and if
persisted in the parties guilty will be
exposed. A new cup with chain fasten
ings has been attached to tha pump
and it is probable there will be no oc
casion for an expose.
-We are doing more in our little old
way to bring this Chinese question to
a focus than all the" exclusion acts put
together, for the surest way to beat the
Chinaman is by not giving him an op
portunity, or in other words, stop his
supplies shut him off short and he
must surely go fluee get vourlauudry
work done bv white people. Eenderson
& Isaacs, ngenu Salem Steam Laundry, j
The work of tearing down the awn-!
inr in front of the Hamlin and Howard
blocks was commenced Wednesday.
METamlin states that he will replacs
his part of the awning with corrugated
iron rocSng. two thicknesses, ffith an
inch air space between. This will be
fastened to the building with hinges
and the posts,- or supports at the out
side will be so constructed that they
can be easily taken out, thereby letting
the awning drop down over the store
fronts, to protect- the glass . in
case of fire on the opposite side of the
street. It's a pretty good scheme aud
one worthy of being emulated by own
ers ef all good buildings in the city.
The regular subscription price of
The Mail is $1.50 a year, and the reg
ular subscription price of the Weekly
Oregonian is il.00. " Any one subscrib
ing for The. Mail and paying one year
in advance can get both TilK Mail and
the Weekly Oregonian one year for ?2.
All old subscribers paying their sub
scriptions for one year in advance will
be entitled to the same offer.
A Central Pointer: "You had
that mining item from our locality
sized up a'o5ut right when you intima
ted tht ii was 'fishy.'.' The whole
deal was a farce, or more properly
speaking, a scheme to bleed someone.
The facts are that a fellow by the name
of Leonard showed up at the. Combs
ranch, near Bear creek. He palmsd
hira3elf off as a prospector, expressed
an opinion that tha dirt would pros
pect well. He secured a pan of "it and
went to the creek to wash it and soon
returned with a good showing of mica
which he stated was gold and would go
$400 to the pan. Excitement com
menced and all hands were staking out
claims. The wouldrbe miners en
croached upon the premises of Henry
Wc-ath. Henry didn't take any 'stock
in the excitement and objected to the
encroachment whereupon Leonard
donned the role of U. S. Marshal and
empowered Combs to arrest Werth and
another fellow named Still well, which
he did. The prisoners were taken to
Combs' house and there kept under
guard while the alleged marshal went
to Central Point to wire tho sheriff to
come and get the prisoners, while
arrangements were being made for the
trip to Central Point Leonard request
ed the loan of $15 from Combs which
request was granted. upon arriving
in the above place -Leonard proceeded
to fill up on poor whisky, and while he
was thus soaking his innurman Mr.
McClendoh, Qf Saras Valley, showed up
and swore' out a warrant for his arrest
for forgery. .His bonds were named at
$500 and in default of securing them .he
isnowia durancj vils at tho county
jail. Werth and Stillwell were re
leased and Mr. Combs was not consid
Honors Yorld's Fair.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. '
r Powder
ABSOiaJTElY PiJgag
ored by the court as being guilty .of
any crime in holding them." This
from our Spikenard correspondent ex
plains how Mr". McClendon became
mixed up in tho deal: "Olio Leonard,
noiv iu durance vile, created a sensa
tion in our midst lately, wnoro noi
known he palmed himself off as C. C.
McClendon's son-in-luw out on a busi
ness trip for Mr. M. He boarded free
among tho neighbors for a few days,
stole a pair of nether.garments from a
lady, carried off a pocket magnifying
glass from the gontlemun of tho . same
house. He worked M. Reynolds for
several days' board upon a forged order
bearing Mr. MoClendon's nume. Le6;
ard ought to have a state job."'
Medford nursery will not bo under
sold. Petite prunes a specialty, also
cherries, peaches, phims, poars, apri
cots, almonds, grapes and small fruits.
One mile cast of Medford. Trees de
livered free to any part of the city.
I. M. Mullcr, C. W. Wolters
and Tavler, the Ibot-fittor, have
new nds this week. You can hard
ly miss seeing them.
Dr. E. P. Geary has moved his
office, temporarily, to- a rear room
in the Phipps block. Ho will have
olhces fitted especially tor -Ins use
in the new Ilaskins block.
When you want" a bottle ot good
LlXIMEXT, use XXX. " It is the largest
bottle and best remedy in. the market.
Merchant S. Rosenthal is fig
uring on erecting a two story- brie:
block on his lot where his store
buildinc now stands. He calcu
lates, all things being favorable, to
Dut the block ud this coming sum-
mer.
Stockmen who are contemplating
having poster" printing done are in
vited to call at this office and get prices.
Landlord Purdin, of the Med
ford,' has been seriously crippled
since the fire for want, of room, but
now that the hotel is being filled up
ngain he is enabled to properly care
for his manv patrons and in
manner most satisfactory to his
patrons.
The administration failed to en
force the Chinese exclusion act so let
us enforce it ourselves by having our
washing- done at the Salem Steam
Laundry cheaper and better.
" The next party of the Medford
dancing club, to be given to-night
will be a benefit. The proceeds
from which will be turned into a
fund for the purchase of a fire bell
A bell is one of the things most
needed and all ought to '"chip . in"'
on its purchase buy a ticket even
f vou don t dance.
Why patrouixe Chir.amer. when
ou can get your white shirts done up
in elegant stvle at uie 5:nem :n!ea:n
Laundry at just half the price a China
man cuarges Henderson jc Isaacs.
ents. Medford Shaving Parlors.
Arthur Wilson's family has
been afilicted with sickness to no
mall decree during the past
month or two. His daughter, Alice,
has been ill for four weeks with
tVDhoid fever and Mrs. Wilson has
also been ill for about three weeks.
Both, we are pleased to note, are
now convalescent. Dr. Wait was
thfe attending physician.
'I have ustd Aycr's Hair Vigor
for a number of years, .nnd it has al
ways given mo sa'.isfaction. It is an
excellent dressing, prevents the hair
from turning gray, insures its vigorous
growth, and keeps the scalp white and
clean." Marv A. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
Dr. J. C. Hall, the friend of J.
W. Odgers, who came to'Medford a
few weeks ago from Portland for
the benefit of his health, is fast im
proving and i3 now able to be 'down
town a good part of the time. Mr.
Hall is a dentist of superior ability
and as soon as h:s health will per-.
mit he Will begin dental work with
Mr. Odgers. .The present office
rooms are now being enlarged to
accommodate anotner cnair anu
otHer dental appliances. When the
two doctors get well hooked up ,in
working "harness Dr. Odgers ex-"
pects to spend one week of each
month in Jacksonville) tor the es
pecial accommodation of his patrons
in that city.
"March to search"' 13 the old adage.
It earches out any weakness of tho
system, resulting from impure blood.
Those who use Ayer's Sarsaparilla find
March no more searching or even dis;
agreoable than any other month. This
medicine is a wonderful invigorator.
Sotice.
Notice Is hereby given that tho part
nership heretofore existing, between
John Beek, Sr., J. A. Whiteside and
John Beek, Jr., under the nrm name
and style of Beek, Whiteside & Co., is
this dale dissolved hy mutual consent,
J. A. Whiteside retiring. All monoy,
notes and accounts due tho said firm.
are payable to John tieeic, sr., anu
John Beek, Jr., and all the obligations
of the said Beek, Whiteside & Co. are
hereby.assuraod by the said John' Beek,
Sr. and John Beek, Jr.
John Beek, Sh.
J. A. Whitkside.
John Beek, Jr.
Roforlng to tho above notico we de
sire to say .that the business will in.the
future bo -conducted by J. Beek, Sr.
and J. Beck. Jr., undor tho firm name
of J. Beek fe Son. .
Medford, Oregon, March 2, 1594 .
u--m-23
Have you seen those nobby hats at
Mpllef'sV If not, you should before
purchasing elsewhere. .
Mohammed began the Koran at thlr-tv-flve.
The foldinnr envelope was first used
in the year 1839.
Exolihii books were first printed by
Caston in the vear 1474.
Diamond cutting by machinery was
firs done in Holland in 1489, . t
Got Another Partner.'
The business manager of this paper,
W.-T. York, returned Tuosday from
his month's visit in North Dakota, nnd
with him came Mrs. W.. T. York. Tho
wedding occurred at the residence of
t!o bride's mother, Boyd Grove Farm,
near Wheatlaud, .North Dakota, on
Wednesday, February 28, Rev. Collinge
officiating.. There were about forty
invited f rionds of both brido and groom
who witnessed tho ceremony. The
preeents'given the bride were varied,
rare, beautiful nud costly.
The bride was Miss Kmina Boyd and
is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Boyd
and sister of tho b jnau.a farmer, Hon.
B. Bovd. She is also a sister of
Mrs. A. S. Bliton, aud while wo aro
wont to say uiauj pleasant and compli
mentary words regarding the young j
lady, relationship forbids, and' ns
coupled-to this is tho possibility of our
not saying just . exactly the right
thing, wo will not inako tho attempt
the majority of the houso is. now
against us.
Mr, York is known everywhere to be
a most hoiurablo young man and has
friends iuuum rabtu at all pjinti of tha
compass -Tlio are now ex'.enuing-. un
limited good wishes for tho happy
couple's success while traveling life's
journey.
Tho following from the Cajselton,
North Dakota, Rjportor, proves to us
thnt Mr. York was not doing mission
work for himself aione, but was as well
doing a little work on the side for
Southern Oregon fruk:"
V. T. York, business manager of
The Medeokd (Ore.l Mail, made the
Reporter a pleasant visit Tuesday
morning, and left his compliments iu
the shape of a ten pound box of elegant
dried, fruit Iro:n one of ihc many
famous orchards located near that
place. Mr. York is a busines? partner
of our old friend, A. S. Bliton, formerly
of the Wheatland Eagle, and is enthu
siastic on the subject of tho fruit in
dustry of the valley in which Medfurd
is situated. Judging from the sample
left us by tho gentleman ho has good
reasons for feeling proud of this par
ticular product ol his state. Mr. York
is a very pleasant gentleman, evidently
a rustler, and he takes back with him
one of Cass county's most charming
young laili-'s as his bride, having (een
married v eUnesd.-ty at i hoallanu, to
Miss Emma Boyd. Tho hearty con
gratulations of the Reporter are here
in' extended ail 'round.
Merrily Chimed the Wedding Bella..
Last Sunday evning. at tho resi
denc?of Mr. 1. S. Enyart. was cele
brated the marriage of Mr. A. J. Me
Leod. of Medford. nnd Mis Etta Shock
Icy, of Portland, Hit. J. M-.'ri-y oflleia
ting. These two young poople who have
thus happily lios -ned their mooring
fo?- a life's voyage over tho S"ia-tiiaes
troubled water jiilwr tumultuous or
calm, just as we shapj lii.-a arr q-.iit.i
well known iu this city aud'are highly
respec'.e-J by all. Mr. McLhv.I is one
of the nvst p!ea-s.r.t, jovial young fel
lows of the city and thoroughly a busi
ness n-.an in many adaptations. His
- - . , i n .. .
ming over with congratulations, ami
while his act of last Siindav has taken
from amon? them one of their sworn
friend and welded links in the bach
elor chain, it has landed a benedict at
the fireside of a happy household, with j Woolsey is troubled with asthma and
Mac. as chief stoker, and each an-.l all j found the climate of Oregon no't as ben
are quietly figuring on the next link I efieia! as he had hoped,
to be severed. I F. J. MiLl.KR, of North Yamhill,
Miss Ella, or Mrs. MeL.-od as it Is j Oregon, was ju Medford Wednesday
now written, has resided in Medford ! visiting his old friend, I. A. Phelps,
only since Jast summer, but sufficient anj looking over the county with a
time has elapsed to m.ikj for her a host
of friends. She is a very pleasant
young -lady of modest, unassuming
qualities, and Mac. can figure himself
one oi mo iuckicsi oi yuunjj meu m nib i
game of chance, in which all take a
hand when taking upou themselves the
marriage vows.
.The bride was th-? recipient of many
beautiful presents, both from her Port
land and Medford friends.
What Shall I Take?
Why Slmicens Llrer'HcBiilntor. of course. Il
cnu't be boat In any ntlaclfrof Indigestion. BI1
liousness. Sick Headnchc. or Constipation. 11
ives Quick relief, and if continued for a while
will completely cure thesu ailment. Tho Reg
ulator comes in liquid and powder form. Tho
powder is wonderfully conven;ant for luo vest
pocket.' A pinch of the powder and a swallow
of water leaves no taste and works effectually.
Sizing" Up the Situation.
Hon. Henry Blackman of Heppner,
tho newly appointed internnl revenue
collector was in Medford Friday look
ing over this part of tho field which
comes under his jurisdiction. Ho was
accompanied by -Senator W. T. Mat
lock, of Pendleton. Tho distribution
of patronage at his disposal is not ono
wrought with much difficulty, in this
particular locality as there arc onty
enough applicants fo fill tho oIIIccb.
D. T. Sears Is an aspirant to tho posi
tion of storekeeper' nnd T. Spangler
that of gaugcr, both thoso at tho .Med
ford distillery. A. J. Barlow, of Gold
Hill, is also an applicant for traveling
deputy for this district. It' is quito
probable these wlll bo the appointments
mado. Mr, Spangler, it will be ro
membored, was appointed only a year
ago, and under the democratic admin
istration to fill vscancy created by
resignation of Mr. Whiteside.
If any body was to ask you for tho
best hut to buy for tho monoy, you
couldn't, and be honest to yourself and
friends, toll them to buy any other hat
than the Stetson W.oltcrs keeps thorn.
Ladies: Don't fuil to see our lino
of dress goods and trimmings before
purchasing. Anglo & Plymalo.
My stock of gont'tf furnishing goods
it new ondcomploto'ln every .detail I.
M.- Muller. .
Don't fail to seo .tho bnrgnlns In
woolen hosiery and uudorwear, at The
, Racket.
( Five acres iof lfind set out to prunes,
for sale. Enquire at tho Owl : grocery,
PURELY PERSONAL.
Geo: Wallauaii returned to Port
land Monday evening. .
Mr. Stukgis a nd family havo moved
to'Grants Pass to reside.
W. J. VlltfiiN was down from Ash
land yesterday on busiuesit. .
' J. A. Whiteside left Medford-yesterday
morning for Red Bluff, Calif.
Geo. and Day Parker returned Sat
urday evening from their viiit to the
fair. ..'..
. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Taiior are in
Rosoburg for a low weeks vioit with
relatives. . .
Miss Adkixa Vkutrees, of Grants
Pass, was visiting Medford friends
over Sunday.
Traveling Salesman THIE5S, of tha
Medford distillery, is home agaiu for a
f jw days' stay.
II. B. Reed, of Grants Pass, and ex
fence man of' Medford, was up jester-'
day on business.
Geo. Wilson, formerly of Med
ford," was in from, his Williams creek
ranch Wednesday.
S'. A. Carlton was in from' Wellan '
Saturday attending the convention and
visitiug relatives.
Mrs. Edwards returned Sunday
morning from a visit with her daughtor
in Eastern Oregon.
W. E. COUL left Tuesday morning
for San Francisco for a few weeks visit
at the midwinter fair.
Editor Kaiser went north Tuesday
evening to attend tho oputists' con
vention at Oregon City.
Prof. VlNTOX SMITH and family have
moved to Jacksonville where they have
engaged in business of a y,ear or more
duration.
Mrs. D. II. Miller and .Mrs. D. T.
Sears and little Miss Fay, were at
GraHts Pass a few days last week visit
ing with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grow came
down from Ashland Saturday and vis
ited until Monday with their several
friends in this city.
Cuas. Loan and family, from north
ern Idaho, are among the recent arri
vals in Medford. 'Mr. Loan is a labor
ing man and is now domiciled on couth
E street.
W. U. BBOCKMAN, tho ex-sewing
machine man of Central Point, is mov
ing from that place to Grants Pass,
near where he expects to engage in
placer mining.
M'us ALLIE Oshoks, telegraph xp
erator at tunnel nine, catna up yester
day morning and is visiting hc-r aunt,
Mrs. W J. Plymire and tier friend
MUs Hallo UoyL
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tipton returned
from San B jrnadino, Calif., Wednes
day evening. They are old residents
of this city, aud have now returned to
remain '"and gad to get back."
J. M. Jones. aon of Garl T. Jones,
arrived in Medford Saturday from Cor
va'lis, Montana. He is here for a few
weeks visit with his parent aad to' get
"shed" of tho bleak blnU of frigid
Montana.
A. M. Kiiaai of Central Point, was
about Madfo.-J Wednesday. The ga-
J t'.cmaa had been to tho cduu'.y seat
upou the mission of gathering in a lit-
tie school money from the county treas
I ury special tax.
j Mr. and Mrs. Mark GOLDSTONE and
; little Clifford, son of Joe Goldstone,
left Sunday morning lor a month visit
with friends in Sau Francisco and to
enjoy the beauties and grandeur of
the
midwiuter fair.
W. R. WoolsEY, who with his fara-
W. II. WoolsEY, who with hi
it v left Medford a few weeks ago, i
; now located at Sauta Ana, Calif. Mr.
view to a nossiblo business location.
view to a
His is the implement business.
Wm. Ulricii returned Friday night
from a several days' visit to several
California points. He was out selling
meats lor the South-.-rn Oregon Pack
ing company and rej-orts sales first
class. Says this company's products
are always in demand.
T. H. Bowers and family, of Colum
bus, Nebraska, are here looking for a
farm location. Mr. Bowers had been
in corresxndence with Hamilton &
Pulra for some little time. and it was
through this, correspondence that he
and his family arejiow anions us.
P. B. 0Neil returned from Califor-'
nia Saturday evening nnd will remain
in Medford for a few weeks. Tho gon
tlema'n will make frequent trips be
tween this placo and San Jose. during
the spring and summer months busi
ness requiring his attention at both
places.-
J. E. Shone and wife, of Denver,
Colorado, are among the recent arri
vals at tho Kogue river valley Hub,.
They arc friends of G. L. Sehernierhorn
and are here to romain, at least a few
months, nnd if a suitable business loca
tion shows itself they will romain for
all time.
. PeiIRY Foster, of ' Beaglo, was
among the many visitors at The Mail
office last Saturday. He is ono of tho
prosperous farmers of that locality
roads The Mail and is happy, or as
happy as man could well expect to bo
who Is compelled to face tha situation
of county affairs in their present .con
ditio.
Taylor Payne loft on the south-
bdund freight Monday evening for San
Francisco, having in charge a car of
chickens for Muller & Davis. Ho ex
pects to be absent about ten days. Mrs
Payne left Wednesday morning for the
same city where sho will visit the fair
and from there will go to Anaconda,
Montana.
D. Ross aud P. Sways, of Oakland,
Calif., stepped off Tuosday evening's
overland in Medford. They are now
over in the Applegate country visiting,
friends. Mr. Boss has with him a mu
sic leaf .turnor, his own invention,
which ho is .placing"on the market. It
la similar in some respects to the samo
device recontly gotten up by Redfleld
Bros., of this city.
A. A, Davis, the flouring mill 'man,
took Tuosday morning's train for San
Hood's Cures
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
San Francisco.
Tha combination of excellent stomach
tonics In Hood's Sarsaparilla ij such that,
with proper attention to diet, indiecstion
and even the worst casus of dysnopsia are 1
curea ny inis meaicine. iteaa tins:
"Having for sovora! years been ptsaUj
troubled iUi Ingestion, and having; scea
Uood'B Sursaparilli ndvertlsKl, I concluded to
give it a trial. To my happiness and great satis
faction I found It to be the mlj remedy for tills
complaint." JJ ns. X. Fiske, 45 Geary street,
i&n Vninctaco, CuL
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
eCxieutiy, on the liver anJ buwcU. 25c
Francisco. His mission, he -states, is
purely business, with a few midwinter
fair luxuries on the. side. He will be
absent about ten days. The trip is
made chhjfly to look after some large
shipments of flour and feed recently
made to that city . from his Big Bend
flouring mills at Davenport, Washing
ton. L. M.. Butts, of Portland, accom
panied by his two nic-ces, arrived in
Medford Sunday morning: The young
ladies returned the same evening but
Mr. Butts remained a few days. He is
here looking for a suitable piece of
land near this city with a view to pur
chasing. The ladies, we understand.
are now occupying government posi
tions in Portland but intend to throw
up thair positions and reside upon the
property their unele will purchase.
Capt. O. C. Aitlegate, a big stock
grower of Klamath county, was a
pleasant caller at this shop Tuesday.
The gentleman is a brother of Mrs. M.
L. Alford, is an old time newspaper
man, formerly editor of the Ashland
Tidings, apparently a good,' square,
out and out gejit'.einan in every sense
and is a candidate for the nomination
of secretary of state. The gentleman
lays his claim to the office upon the
grounds that Southern Oregon is en
titled to recognition on the state ticket.
Prevention
is better than cure, and you may pre
vent that tired feeling by taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla. which will keep your
blood pure nud free from acid taint and
germs of disease.
Hood's Pills do not purge,
gripe, but net promptly, easily
licientiv.
pain or
and cf-
lor Sale.
A small home close to Medford, he
same being planted, seeded, stocked
and furnished. Apply to
C. X. Tinker.
Pritchard, the Medford jeweler, is
not promishii; to give his goods away
but he is svlling them as cheap as ther
are being sold in Jacksonville.
To Laud Seekers.
We have iQ and acre tracts of
land near Medford. at prices and terms
to suit the times, if sid within tne
next 10 davs. The Jackson Co. Flume
& Irrigation Co.
In cases whore daudrufl, scalp dis-
aa. lalung and grnyness oi me nair
appear, do not ueg.ect tnem, nui apply
a proper remedy and tonic like Hall's
Hair Uenewer.
For Sale.
Six acres No. 1 fruit land near Phoe
nix, fenced and in oultivatkm. Terms,
part cash, balance on two to four years
time. For particulars call on
J. B. GKIKFRC,
Phoenix, Jackson county, Oregon.
.
Prichard, the. jeweler, is selling
watches from $2 up as high as you
want to go. You get a good article for
a little money. ' Buy now
price is 'way down.
For Sale.
while "the
Ono second hand Bain wagon, Si
heavy, thimble skein.
One cheap set double harness.
One set light single harness hame
tugs good as new. Cheap for cash.
John Justus.
. Anyone wanting to purchase any
thing iu the way of men's dress or
working gloves will find It to their in
terest to call at The Fair, and exam
ine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.-
. . '
For Sle.
Eighty . acres of good farm laud,
fenced aud cross fenced;'- interest in
water ditch; will sell stock and tools
with farm if wanted. Situated eight
miles north of Central Point. Inquire
of K. E. Drum, Table Rock, Oregon.
The Stetson hat is tho acknowl
edged king of men's head gear Wol
ters, the grocer, kee3 thorn.
An Easy Way to Get Eieh.
. In conversation with Shorty Picker
ing the other day, wo asked Kim the
easiest' way to make money. He re
plied: "That's easy. Money makes
money. No ono is so poor that he ouu
not rake up a penny to start ou. Now,
upoutho-firstday of the month deposit
one'eent In the bank aud on each of the
succeeding' days of the- month double
your deposit, conow tins program
faithfully aud at the end of the - month
you will be agreeably surprisod to find
thut youf account will show tho sum of
85,3GS,U9.12 to your credit. With that
little 6um all yoi have to do is toretiro
and lot the other fellows hustle." We
Imagined these figure wefe a trifle ex
aggerated, out a pencil and paper soon
convinced us. Now, if some kind frieud
will only loan us the "starter.". .
SarsapariSSa
O ' 1 .1 I f:
THE COMFORTS OF HOME
Are never quite complete unless your larder is
supplied with ihe best And freshest of Groceries. '
A Happy Household V
Is one .that is well fed. .
No Housewife
. Can prepare a palatable meal, if she has not
good material with which to work.
Wolters, the Grocer, supplies these articles.
A Well Attired .
- Gentleman is always pleasing to look upon.
' "For a very little money Wolters can fit voa
out to fill th bill. His " " '
STETSOfi HHTS
WO
LTERS, Ify'EflffiL.
H.
M. BALL. Pres.
Tatruirm, Washington.
CAPITAL
Jackson County plume
IRRIGATION
Has opened a Land Department,
and is prepared to transact
a General Real Estate
Business.
LA
N
Bought and sold or nandled on
W VUAUUMigiUUa
Because of our connections both on the Coast and in the East oar facilitiei
for I'ldcing property are unexcelled. Address correspondence to
W. T. SKURTLEFF, Land Agents
Officks ix IIamli.v Block. MEDFORD OREGOIf.
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All kinds of Factcry -WorK. Furnished upon
Application. Free De.;ery to all parts of the City.
WALLACE WOODS,
Agent for Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Company, Mepfosd,- Okegoji
.. JOBBING OF" ALL KIZSTDS.
All work guaranteed first-class. Plans nnd estimates furnished for
" all' kind of work either brick or wood.
Hills cf LUMBEB of all V.ia5s flllsl on short
Kicds any Unas the shape ot. vcod
ATedford,
-
J. R. WILSON,
ItlH timlllUll
GENERAL
BLACKS
"Wagons and Buggies -VTade to Order
All Work. Warranted First Class.
Medford, -
D. H. MILLER,
. . DEALER IX
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware
aim ruse
Wajyantcd Cutlery, CWpenters and Builders
Rcdjacket Force Pumps, for deep
iAre beauties.
81,000,000.
W. E. COUL. "
Sec'y and Superintendent
COMPANY
D
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notice. Slash. Poors and Mill work of U
fork can be hU oa short noUce.
- - - - Oregon.
obs - ETC.
TH
11 HORSE SHOER.
( or. C" and Eight street
Oregon. .
uunuing ificuciiai.
Tools. Fishing TacUe, Ammunition. Etc.. Kt
or shallow wells. Tin Shop Attache i
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very Pair Guaranteed.
address 6am Francisco CaiV