TYPEWRITER DOCTORS.
Men Who Go to Office to Office
BepaJring tlia Machines.
Through tho Whimsicalities of Feminine
Operators and tho Carelessness of Of
fice Boys, the Mechanical Physi
cians Are Kept Busy. .
The busiest professional men nowa
days are the doctors of typewriters.
These go about from oftiee to office
putting1 machines in repair, and the
reason for their preat activity this
month is on account of the return of
the regular operator from tho summer
vacation. All this sounds enigmatical.
But it is true, says the Nov? York Sun.
When a typewriter goes away upon
her vacation she pets a substitute to
sit in her place and do her work. The
substitute appears promptly tho first
day, takes off the tin inclosure from
the celluloid keys, gives a gentle "tap!
tap!" and throws up her hands in hor
ror. She cannot use a machine that
works so hard. Where is the man who
regulates typewriters, and will he not
come to make the machine work easier?
This he does, and for two weeks all
goes well. Then the regular operator
comes home.
The regular operator is proud, nay,
haughty. She feels that the machine
must of necessity have been spoiled by
the substitute, and her senses are keen
ly alert for faults in the machine. The
first tap tells her that it works too
easily, and the second convinces her
that the action is so light that she will
make mistakes every minute. So the
typewriter doctor is called to put the
machine back precisely as it was.
There is a large life insurance build
ing up town where a regular call is left
for the typewriter repairer. He ap
v pears usually at one o'clock and puts
in the rest of his day regulating the
machines. Sometimes he does not get
around until the middle of the after
noon, and then there is 'a great call
for him. Some one of the one hundred
and fifty machines in the building is
sure to be out of order, and the oper
ator must sit idle until the repairs are
made. The repairer must carry ink
ribbons and all the smaller parts of
type machines, for there is no telling
what part may have yielded to the
strain of vigorous hands. There are
over one hundred men employed in this
way in Xew York city. For the most
part they are in the pay of the type
writing establishments, and are sent
out by them. A few work independent
ly, but the work docs not pay them
then very well, and they finally give it
up and go in the employ of the large
concerns.
It is said bv the machine doctors that
the typewriters are as sensitive as hu- i
man beings and know who is handling I
them. A good machine that has been 1
properly treated "sulks' when new j
and unskilled hands take hold of it,
and sometimes it refuses to work. As j
soon as it leeisme regular stroke 01
its own operator it is all right. This
is a typewriter's superstition. And
strange to say it turns out in accord
ance with actual fact.
All sorts of things "happen" to type
writing machines, ivjmettmes
they
1-J n-... T . .
them for the sweep woman to do her I
work. Occasionally they are experi-
monted unon bv the same small lov to I
thc-ir own m-eat de.trtment.: nntl. a-'atn. I
tVnT flrp tr.at..l ttl il.w nt nil .if Ji irt
;.. I
uul n;cuiuaiL'uucii .iK'a ci.e.i 111
ternal mac&mery. oiKHly seems to,
reason that the machines are valuable j
and that a new one means something j
like a one-hundred-dollar bill for tue j
owner of the ofSee. I
"YVhv do the typewriting machine '
companies keep repairers?"" was asked j
of a man who makes a V.asinerv of keep
ing' a certain kind of machine in orccr.
'"Because they are obliged t elo so
to defend the reputation of their ma
chines," replied the repairer. "Sup
pose a new machine ir'"t oi:t of i:r.'.er
and the company would n t repair it
unless ct great ce;st. '-Vlv,-. that ma
chine company would get the black. st j
kind of a black eve from all who vis-i
ited the oniee where the defective ma- j wholesale plan. On that date the coin
chine rested. They are obliged to do ; Uij.s;io:iers will lK-;4in a (mar.intine svs
it for their own sake." Item, and nil cattle brought into the
WHIPPED KZ.1. Da2S3riAKER.
An Exasperated te-.i!Jiiier'n I-atience ITora
Ont Jnsiaied in Ctirt.
A case 'was recently tried in a jus
tice's court in rittsi.urjrh which, if
established as a precedent, will leae! to
a notable reform, says the Washington
Star. One v-craan emple.ye:l another to
mak; a dress fcr her, anil :nsni';e ' re
peated calls and constant protestations
that she had nothing- to wear thtit did
not make her look like a perfect fri-;ht.
the dressmaker continued to ilelay the
manufacture cf the frown with that
calm and superior scorn so rna::y ci the
class affect. The eustorner at rrrew
desperate and in a moment of frenzied
ang-er sailed into the elrewmakcr and
punished her physically in a hair-puli-insr,
face-scratchincr. hysterica!, wem-
anlyway. The assailant war, arreted
and tried befcrc a justice, who pronir.t-
ly dismissed the action. The p':s;;ib:l- j
ity that other courts msjr follow a J
similar course in similar cases awakens
a glad tune of hope in the heart. When
a woman can take out of her dress
maker or a man out of his tailor sub
stantial repayment of soul frr thy vex
ation and eli.-;appointment incident upon
the .everlasting delay in finishing1 a
dress or a suit the milleniura will sure
ly be getting' close to its place in the
calendar.
Consumption In tlto Adirondack.
The assertion of physicians that con
sumption of the lungs' is infectious has
been seized upon by some hotels in the
Adirondacks as an excuse for denying
admittance to consumptives. At such
hotels the advent of a suspect is re
ceived by ihc proprietor with uneasy
inspection. When the proprietor is
sure as to the condition of the unwel
come guest the latter is gently remind
ed that the hotel circular discriminates
against such as he. The result is that
a shogle day is about the limit of stay
in such cases.
LOVE AND CASTE.
A Match Broken Off Because Money antl
Bank Bun Aloul of Each Other
Tho last Loudon season is said to have
been almost tho worst on record for
matchmaking. Tho number of engage
ments publicly auuouncod is surprising
ly small, and ono of tho. most interest
ing, that of Lord Willonghby de Eres
by, M. P., eldest sou of tho Earl of An
caster, to Miss Muriel Wilson, the
youngest daughter of Arthur Wilson of
Trau by Croft, has beeu broken off for
reasons unknown to tho public at large.
The lady's parents were the Prince of
Wales' hosts at tho timo of the dread
ful baccarat scandal. They aro enor
mously wealthy, mid their daughter is
pretty end nmh.ble, so that polite so
ciety is much worried as to tho cause of
the quarrel which lias led to such a dis
astrous result. Tho fault is believed to
rest mainly with the parents. Arthur
Wilson, though a plebeian by birth and
a shipowner by trade, thinks himself as
good as ai:y earl living, ami ho is en
titled to that faith in his social stand
ing, seeing that ho has hobnobbed with
princes 0:1 mere than one occasion.
On tho other Hand, tho Earl of Au
cast is not r.n ordinary peer. He holds
tho exalted post of lord great chamber
lain and is tho head of ono of tho most
ancient families in this country, with a
lino old fashioned ccntenspt for upstart-bour-coise.
Eus polite society a?i:s, If
ho didn't like tho family into which l.is
sou proposed to marry, why did ho con
sent to tho match? The parties concern
ed invited controversy over what would
ordinarily bo a purely private matter
by tho ostentatious manner in which
engagement and rupture nlikahavobecu
announced. Xew York Sun's Loudon
Letter.
A Household Teasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Cnnajohario, X. Y.
says that he always keeps Dr. King's
New Discovery ia the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use: that he "would
not be without it, if procurable. G. A.
Dyke-man Druggist, Catekill, X. Y.,
says that Dr. King's Xew Discovery is
undoubtedly tho best lnili.-remedy:
that he has used it in his" family for
eight years, and it has "never failed to
do all that is clairaei for it. Why not
try a remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at G. II. Haskins'
Drug Store. Iiegular size 50e und id
Shocking Cntil KxplKlned.
An amusing little paragraph is going
the rounds regarding a gentleman who
recently received an invitation to din
ner at Marlborough House. He did not
know what costumo ho ought to appear
in, so ho sent a note on the sly to the
private secretarv. Sir Francis Knollys
reniied. that "as no ladies aro to to
present trousers may ba worn." At
first s;ht this seems embarrassing if
not positively shocking. Tho simple
explanation of this dubious message,
however, :s that, 3 a rule, knee breech-
es are wom with evening dross at M;irl-
borongh House. London Quiver.
A Cure For Croup.
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K.
! Dalton. of Lurav. Kussell County.
Kansas, called at" the laboratory of
i ' i 1 : . : .. .'. - . I . t . . : . . .
show them his six year old boy, wiio.-ej
life had lx.-en saved by Chamlvriain's ;
Cough Ilemedy. it having cured him ;
j of a vcrv sever.! attack of croup. Mr.
Iai.'"Tl
-rtain tiiat it ssived bis Ixiy's '
li.e n::il
;s cntli'.:si;istie in ins praise oi
me in
;edv. V,jr salt bv I
11. Ilas-
iins. Medford.
JiassachussetlS priH's to uegia c:
j o::ce t:n active warfare on tulvrcuiosis j
I in cattle within the state with a" view to I
completely eradicating it. Sini-e the 4
state board of cattle coniimssium rs be-J
gaii weir.': a lew mom us ago witu a
r.ppropriatioa of .'iCSOuO. more than
l.thKi etises of tniierciiliv-is have been
loe-ate-.l. Within two we-tts 1-!'J cattle
have be-eu n-porte-d as suffering ftosi
the disease, and the daily reports gr-..-.v
raoie alarming. tn:e 4'.-0 o.l.l inspec
tors have oeea a.iliH!ted m t!:e slate', ;
and beginning on Xov. ID si.
hteriii" .
0f affected cattle will be b
state will be placed in qt:nr;,tittne ar.d
UeM until they have be-eu insjieeted und
tested The tul;exeulin test will be de
jiendfctl upon in the examination of all
herds.
Specimen Cases.
:5. II. Clifford, Xew C'assel. Wis..
whs troubled with neuralsria and rheu
matism, his stomach was disordered,
bis liver was affected to an alarming
dejrree. appetite fell away and he was
terribly reduced la flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburgr, III.,
had a running sor i on his of i-ie;b.t
yea-.-s" Htandinjr. Used three bottles of
Electric Ditters a.id se-ven box's of
of liucklen's Artiiea S ilvc. and his -z
is seiund and well John Speaker, (tat
awba. O., had five larfs fever sore-s. :n
his lejr. eloeto-s said ll v.-.is i.K".!rah!e.
) -nc Ko-ue i-.ieeti-ie i.:n-i s ami one
: iniA li. u.ieu.eii s .i im .1 ..11 - . in yi
him entirelr
drur store
S-M at ",. II.
Tat l-mpelled hy a Tnrhlne YTtiet I.
Several trials havo been i::.-.do on tho
Elbe with a boat propelled nt;t by the
ordinary screw, which replaced this pa 1
dlo wheel, but by means of a tnrbiro
wheel. Tho inventor, Hirr fjen-ie:-,
states that a much greater speed can bo
obtained than with the Rt-rev.-, becanso
the friction is much less. Three boats
havo already been constructed on thic
pattern. Westminster Gazette.
A Meeting I'oint In Afriin.
Africa is a big placo. But it is'not
big enough to contain England, France,
Germany, Portugal and Italy. And
when England starts with a "Capo
Town to Cairo" idea, whilo Franco sets
herself to . expand across tho continent
the other way, it is obvious that thero
is a point somewhere in tho middlo at
which tho two must meet. And that
point has n6w been reached. Pall Mall
Budget .
Cures ST. JACOBS OIL c"'
RhourraHsrr.-Meir.-alg'a,
Sciat:ca.,
Bruises,
Burns,
Wounds,
....WHAT
LiJ riSiaDEQ
B'?l l-al.o Itoscrv:i? ion.
Thoro is co2i:-.ik:t;Wo :;i;:r:n ttuioun
intending metrics in this part of the
country lest tho ') tuvi;Miiii3 of the
Red Lake reservation u;oa which final
reports have K:u made l.y the govern
ment estimators rlmll m.t hi thrown
open to cntiy this fall. .l:u::d:v:i.i of
men havo been ov.v. : !y v.: !ui iug the
land, and many of t:i huvu' select.. ci
claims for location a::i! ::! uw;i':t the
opening to niaJci) wtrii incut and put ii;
their houses. S;n:i'i hetiratio'j is raid to
bo felt at Washington about issnit-.r the
order for opening before spring, but an
understanding of tho re.il filiation,
is thought, would convinco tho depart
ment that tho fall of tho year is tho
best timo fur such ojcaing. ft. Paul
Pioneer Press.
t ha; .an-xga. ,
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins.
Tenn.. savs, "Shiloh
Vitali.er
Ar.D ji -iFK. i e.mMOer 11 ,
oesireniei y ior 11 iiei.Miia.eu system j
ever used, or Iv-psi:i J.ttvr i
Kidnev trouble it excels, l'rioo ..1 ets. ,
..01 K..tfi. ; - M. At 1
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. A I.ffr l-or tlo lrinrc.
Tho Prince of Wales hus received r.
curious preMUt 1:1 uie i.irm 1 a iog 01 ;
mahogany 40 feet long and ii inches 1:1 eiiiuulierkiin's Cou-h l: m-dy. of i
diameter. Tho sender is Priuee Kueku i which he had often heard. n::U t.Kik a -Edukuma
of west Africa, who has iniml-er of larg.- doses, lie savs the i
never met Albert Edward, but has heard I
faraway echoes of his fame as a soldier,
statesman and what not. The log is a
somewhat unwieldy sort of a gilt, but
it is unelerstood that tho Prince of
Wales proposes to turn it into furniture j
SIIH.OH s (IKK is sola on a guaran- :
t.v- It ernes In.-ii.ient. l'..ii,iim:.tioii. I
It is the best Cough Cure. Onlv one i
cent a dos,., i" ets.. "t ets.. tied SI .00. J lug, than is carried by any other organ
Sold by Chas. Strang. Medfcrd. i izalion on tour.
; , ! Thomas Canary will build a theater
Matrhnony In i.n!:.:u.... ; ja Kew York. It will be situated ca
While ttcro w a terAtal cctctyabotit j BroiwSway a the uurtheast o rner of
depression in lra.li, i: is sa-.-iacory ,.j j
hint that the i:::irr;::ge maruet hi l ug-
ItUill IS JlH.UJ.i Ujl. J...lll. i.. IJ.I-l f
threo jr.i!t::s ' ISC 4 t .l.oOO nrsr j
were married, :ui lm r. r.se i t l.o less
than 10 ir cent e-vtr the it ;unrter !
Of 1S9S. ami. what bi even more remark- !
able, ff itpr i.l ,.v r the in- .1:. tare j
fer the k;;i;v cpr.rtv.r 'e.r tho prcci:::g i
ten vears. Lo::dou Tit ers.
:
Grrat
What is tho littie bit ofrews that is
flying a:h.ut ccucemiui; Mrs. Dr. Wil-
1-r.ia T. ru;!, who was Kite r known as
Mar-.e :.evu:s L!aii:e.' lj-.c c..wnis
to ba true, at:d every c::ew:-l know oi j
wviil l::ow
hile Pr. r-r.ll
it tH:Kire long, .anw.-.u; iv. i-.i j
ea tenterhooks. New Verk J"-on:aL
Stt" Howard, SLu).
The reailer of this jvijht wii! Ik
pleased to le.-irn that th.-n- is at l-a-t
one dread-d t-is iis j that se:ence h:ts
been able to e.ir--in it- s-..-ig.-s, and
that ia Catarrh. H.iii"- t 'atai-rh I'ure
is the e-nly positive cmcc known to the
ni-diea! Ir.iternity. Catarrh being
coiislitalion::! i:is.a-e. iss,uitvs a n
lit liot.al t: eatin-T.". liaii" Cttt.iri h
Cure is taken interim.!;.', ne'.ittg liirecl-t-ll
the li.x'i Ilf.d mue,e.;s --.irfiH-e i.f
the system, -.hot e'iy t!.--t-.;. ing t::e
fo-.;::.ta-ia f tho n., a- - ntnl givi.ig
the .pals -nt .-f'..'.'i by btiibiia on
the e'tir?sl!"-it.o:j :viu r !sti:; p:-.t i:v
ia ici:;.e; lis -,vi: k. T:ie v;"',pr-','lrs
have i. -t:.:eb f.iitii i:i i: ei;n:!:V:
t we!s, that they o T.-r ti - ilund. -U
I).)iia--s f..r af-.v oru- lhi.t it fails to cure
SM-.tl for li-t of t- s-!:-.: ;i.;:i's. Aclr.-ss.
F.j.cti ky& .. Ti.a..- oh-.
T2"Sol l 1 Druggisls. T'ic.
Mine. Xordu-a. the o, a ' :;-r. hs
arrived at New York.
Rains have fallen in Onkihatmi :vt
Kansas, breaking a drought of two
months.
Smith cf tho mterieir deparlniei-.t 'ii-:i'S i
iarprelv with Indian affairs.
The Bimetallic Iesgno rron-nse-s to or- i
panize leagues all over the country and j
thoroughly prepare for a silver c::r.i- j
paign. (
Pine lumber Iirs ndvauced SO cents j
per thousand feet at San Fra:irica
A remnant of the Canadian (,'re'o In- I
ilians are committing de'prediitions ia
Montana.
Prayers were offered for rain at Pal
las, Tex., recently. Artesian and rain
water is being sold to private resiiV-nces.
A Leavenworth Kun.) cold-st-ir.;;:
Erin has shipped to England a carload
of nx'ples for the homes of British roy-
alty.
American rewspnpers havo been e"-
clr.iled from. Turkey liecause of the ex-
j tensive reports cf the Armenian out-
rars.
I For ilotnnx lite iinr:cs nndt-r their care
j W iliis Bult. f.ireiiiHU. and Trainer Erien
j of lucky IjRidwin's st-bie have been
1 rti'rd off ti turf for lite.
!
The ZT w Tui shirtrr.a1:-- htva r.c-
ce-iteil a 10 l.er cent redu'.-ti:in agr -ed to
by arl itrtiti on. nii.l the s:r'.'.:. is ended.
The I-. .tioiial Eaal: ef t'.i:- Hepubiic at
,"..ve Ist .j.i:;.:) by a dishonest
C'i rK rcri'tiv.
FOff-ACftSE ITWIlLNQT CUflE. t
An agreeable laxative ana Nerve Tome.
Bold by Druggists or sent by mail. 30n 60s.
and $L00 per package. Eamplea free
Tm Tin The Favorite TOOTH rOWSia
JlVw IJlW for thoTccth and Breath, 26a.
Sold by Chas. Strang, Meuford.Oregon
AH Achnc.
Stiff nose
Cntc, f-Tr v tc
Soronss",
Heart -lob?.
Back: -'ir.
THAW A PEKFECT C&jLiS....
OEMS Or THOUGHT.
A man's conduct is an unspoken, ser
mon. Tho golden ago is not behind but be
fore us.
A happy fireside is better than a big
hank account.
Of nil combats, tho i.orcsi is to coa
irucr ourselves.
T!u hmii'-C man never t t.pi to iii
quiro if houe.ity pays.
Though thou ha.-t never fo nany coun
selors, yet tio not forsako the counsel of
t.hv ov.n sc.nl.
Out ill 11 IUi..uid.
Mr. .1. 1'. liiaiac. an extensive real
stale dealer in lVs Moim-. Jo wit. 1
narrowly ecuped one of the seven st
.... ,. ..1. s '. ,f luieiimiii.ia wbiie in Tliei
nortliesn pari, of that state during a(
Wbz.,Pllt MV8 tb(. Saturday Kl
view. Mr. I.laize had occasion to
drive Sereral miles during the storm
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unable to t'et warm, and iunl
unable to t'.-i warm, unit lu.-ui.; 01 an
hour nt'er tits return lie was ttir.-atea-I
! ed w it h a sev. re case of paeumonia or;
i lung fever. Mr. Illaize sent to the j
,,,,..,.,, ,n-ug store and --ot a N.t;le .f
elTect was wonderful and in a shorn
time he
was breathing our.e easilv.
lie kept mi taking the medicine ami !
the next uav was aiile to come to lies
Moines. Mr. l'.lai.-? regards bis cure'
i; j Haskins", Medford.
. V "
rJ produce "Off tho Larth," in which
th? American Travesty company is piay-
F.tv-seeond street It will bo
completed
hy ;i:y j j,3i
It is worthy of nota that Xat C
Goodwin has uever known a failure in
ami he ha.s played m m.
f:oCT ,,sa,,e VvU., u.
probably any other a of toua-
ire
, ,K s. rKH ,iur' ths , Klvu!
biiHl purifier gtvesfre:nneafid eiertr-
nvss to the eutiitiiexinii and cures
Const iiwtiou. 2; ets.. . ets Jl.W.
J??:?-
An A.nt.ricaa newsT-per corrospon-
flent who has just arriverl at Monte-
Ti(fJ(J ovor.;.ntl fr(,m Rio ae Janeiro.
baviag passcl throngh the entire inter
vening country. n-p-Tts that he saw on
the way the bodied of femrte-on men wl-.o
had Ixi-a br.rie-.l alive in a standing posi
tion by or.ler of the Itrnzili-.an com-lustel.-rs.
ti-r. with th i.- h-.tnL, expesed,
and wb had HTi-h.ii either :"rro starv
ation e-r frio.a tin ettark. cf vu'tur-r-,
which had r,t-a oat lb ;r e-v rl
?-'--.i ie- s-iiis l-ar- of thh.
When Eaby wns tick, rt -are nor Cantoris.
When she iro a Chiid, ho crird for Castcria.
Y."hea ahe became Xss, she ciuty; to Ceistoria.
H'sn she h li Chiiirrn, she yavp them Castoria.
fc.n ntrtitnons aco'ttcu i-eter
Maker's challense to fi?ht. Fits agrees
i, i.-i.eii an t .aim n j.oise, s.iiive ii::i-j.
:.t receipts if h d.n-s not pnt Msher
out in six rounds er under.
A ieud complaint comes froi-i Chi"a.;
of tiu- misery caused l.y the boycott by
the railrtaibt of thos" :uen who were eu-
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hist Julv.
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i Ripans Tabules. i
Ripans Tabules nre com
pounded from a prescription
widely used by the best niedi
cni authorities and are pre
rcnted in a form that is be
riming the fashion every-
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Kipans Tabules r.e"t pcn'.!y
imt promptly upon, the liver,
stomach and intestines; cum
K'spepsia, habitual constipa
tiri, ortensiv'e breath and head
re!: e. One tabule taken at the
.Ir.-t fvmptom of iiuiLw.ion,
t ilicubne ss, dizziness, V.ir.'.ress
:.. :.; c.Jtinpr, or depression of
;.s, will surely a: I quickly
w:.:ioe tiio whole dillieuity.
rrice, 50 ccn'.s a b;..
r.""::5Tabtiics may be
..i..v. J cf nearest drugpst; cr
r.iali e"n receipt cf price.
; o.NS CHEMICAL CO.,
lO Spruco Street,
NEVV YORK.
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PALACE
Tonsorial. ...
G. VV. Isaacs, Proprietor.
Shaving. Ilaireutting, Shvmpoo
ing and Beards Dyed. All work
lirstrcliuis or we will refund tilt
price.
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HOT AND COLD BATII5.
j Agent for Salem Steam Laundry.
Seventh Strict, opposite PostofT-ce.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
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11ATKS CKOS., l'rops..
All woi U l!rs: cla.-rs i:i t-vcry p;:r'.icu!ar.
S'.iop cn C ;re-rl. v - -- o
M::ii"on!, okf.gox.
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SLpBISIITHIIG,
titmtiHMiitum
iiiiMtttMiiriutimimiiiif imittttttMtiiiMMi
BCftSE SflDEIJIG AND
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Seventh vi r.i.f
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Medford, tiregon.
I HAYK FOUND
H PBBET!
That I. 1 hav rrceivc-'l priets friim
Kramer & t.'l:ntcrs. of Chieajjw t.a
hi.-!i wilt provf rf more value th.na"
the ruid.ns of social to in-
tendmj: purchasers, oel 4Wc fmm
chim-t.
Mc.H.r.!, lnya.
Man
10 11) 1 ' acSiy Hi at W a. a."joa1er Bai
ilcdlunl Burlier hliflM;r
in Connection with lhs:
Hotel Medford,!
W. L. TOWXSEJTD, Propr. j
EAST AND SOUTH
BY TtIK
The Shasta BouteL
of the irililliian
ISCGTIiERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
i
jEXrKKSS TUAIXS LKAVK IVKTLVND
DAILY
I south
r-' 1 J-v
:i.i an: ; Ar. Sun
Avvc ttti s:p nt all ?mtl"n from Itt-
tiiirR to Aiu.iiiei incluivr. i
KOS-Klll'Rrt MAIL tA!I.V.
o. in ! I.v
S :i i. ta i I.v
r.rt:nn.t
Ko-larj
Ar ! 4:. p. in i
i.v j ; w .v. in
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
t'uUnialt lv-.tfTt-tt St.t-jxrrs unit S-con,I Clasji
Slnrpitig OirsiitlarhcJ toall tliroUKh (rains
Bet ween Portland and Corvalns.
WF-ST SIDK DIVISION".
Mall trainn di.lly. ratvpt Sunday:
-n. in I.v r..rll:u..t Arl u-u p. m
li U p iu j A r Corvallis I.v l.-eO p. lu
At Alliany ant CorN-alliscniinect wiih trains
oi orojron l-ai-ihr mllra.l.
I-jspn-ss Trains ilailv. exccul sun.lavr
1:10 p. in I.v Portland Ar S:i". Ill
p. in Ar .Me.Miniiviile l.vo:oOa.ni
ai-Throuth ticket trt all ivsmts in lh
Kasirrn stnts. linaila ami Knrv.pi can 1h oN
tainril at iunrst rates Irani V. V. Lippini-ott,
ARcnt, Mctif.irU.
K. KelKHI.liR K. 1. RlH-.KRS.
Mntr. Asst. e;. K. & r Act
PORTLAND. OREGON.
eMKHKeTEO KVKKV WKPNKS.V.
Wheat, Xo. 1. nor bushel. 45 ets
Oats. i
Hurley " - i
f.mi. " i "
INuat.vs. . . 4,-,
Mill Kood. Ur.in and shorts. per ton, iln.W
Hay, liulod. fS.tti; kwse, T.w
Wood
I l':m. perciirvl, S.W
f Kir, Sixi
Klour, n liole-salc. per Imrrvl. JviV
Klour. mail, iH-rsai-k. Wi'ts
nutter, pe-r roil (two poumtsi
Kxgs, . per Uim-ii, 15 '
Onlt.iis, por pound. li
Apples. por bex. (one l-uslie-li 6Ti "
llueon and llnm .wr lb. 10 "
Shoulder per ll,- US
(leans , (VI "
I. urd " " 10
II. in.-v 12u
The regular snbserition price ef
TlIK Mau. is $1."0 a yenir, and the reir-
tilar sulisct-i.it ion price of the AVeekly
Orejioninn is $1."i0. Anyone subserib
Ug fur Tiik Mail and pay in.; ono year
in advance cim se-t both The Mail and
the Weekly Oregon ian ono year for $2.
All old subscribers paying' their sub
script ions for ono year in advance will
bo entitled to the same offer.
MEDFORD
MARKETS
SOCIETIES OF MECF02D.
Knights of Ihp Maccao ca. Trivinpfa Tent
Co. 1 1, nieels in regular ri;vlw i.j the 'il and
till Tburs.!:iys of :w:ii nurilli ::i a. , i. W.
Hall at 7:.l . ci. V i.-il s,.r .vri;-al a:iial
ly invi'.ol I ' utteml.
1.CTOV.II i. r.iiiTZ'i. Coutnaaticr.
J. Wkst L.i'tiis, U. K.
A.O. I.. W. Isi'i-jr: -.'.:-', ?r.":: . .-v-;ry lirnt
nun itii-ii v.ediievlay m k.m:u h ikju.
In lii.ir !.n!l in in.
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Ol:o. F, 7!KH!:l:.!A.-:. li.-a
VV. it. C Carter A. .
fl:..-et,i (-C.I.tl uy.ii !.,!
li.'jiitii at li (c...( I. p. 1 :.,
Odil Y-. iovr Iju'l.i.:
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K. ft 1. T:..ii!.n..! j-ji!,
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No. :!.. .:! Ill I. C. I
T'i.r;ii V...::je.-(:::3' '
'r i::.ea?r:;:nn-iil. LoJ'e
1-. l.il eco:..; and
iieh n:e:.tl: at f. i.. m.
'. W. Ji.JINSON. C. P.
A. C.
-K'llolJ
in. N-riiM
Oiivc- !:..i. l;aa l.o.;i.e St,, -is. inr.-ts In I. O.
J. i hail iir,t ai.-l tiiir.l Tuaiiv t t each
1.0:11a. vi.-.:i;ti: .-:t.-r.- ivi'.,: 1.. a"tu.-iiii.
-Mils. Jo-iK SliJMONh, N.G.
:!.- jrVim.E WtXiKrt.HI,. HrX. SCC.
A. K. A: A. M. Mi-elS lirsl ftor nn nr- ho.
f'jn .'lII !i:rn J-.n m in A l I e
" K I. liEAnT.'W.'il.
. . LlPIMNC'tdT. Itec. fec.
A.
WW A. Arthur Post No. 47.
m.fe; ia . a. k. ball cwry oikI a&a Ivirtb
r:.iaj eaea montt a: 7:ip. m.
S. ti. Holt. Com.
; i. O. t: T. Mptji Tuediy tii 'hz ai 7 ti.
l A. O. U. W had. V
V A , . t r -- , . x- I - T
JohN s-ii..tt. Rlc. Sec
w . f. T. U. Mw.s ere-ry tVeduesUiy utter
i:ooa :u tnc Knllt-y lilack.
-Mhs. adi.ik VAsinaFP, Pres.
Mrs. Hose Ufcf;i!ooT. .Stc.
Youns I'eople's Reading Circle Tuesday even
jit oi eacn w.t:k, uuue-r tlie auspices of the
c-iiitcinli La-ue.
K. A.il.r.-L L. Polk loJae Xo. 263. moets
vcry Saturday ia b p. ai.
J- H. Smith, Pres.
CHUKCETZS OF MEDFOHD.
Sahu Marks Kniseora! Simd -. v s,i
t tpiscopal Cburrh every satiiiiv aFleraoon at
S o clock. T. X. IVUson. itnrlor: S. S. Peclx,
! Superintendent.
Methodist Kpisccpal Church H. S. Craven.
! pa-tr. .-services every Sunday morniEc and
! ereniac at usual hours lor cenrch services.
I Kpvunfa Leas-ue urels at a.'p. m . sSundsv
i s,jn.Uiy school at l . m. Prarer jceetirig
i 1 hursday eveninir. Pastors residence oa C
Presbyterian Church Ker. A. S. Foster ' na-
1 l.,r t'r..,..ki.rf.! n . . ... . '
jay sciiool at lu a tn. V P s C n m
; J0al..r Knd.-avorSocietv 'at s "p.'mj Sand'av'
. Prayer ceetig on Wednesday eveains at 7
B:i;t Ut Cfcureh Iter. J.Merieew;ii preachon
flrsiaau third j-uudav aad Rev. K. lias, on
s.s-ua i,aa jours;, tucilavs of each raonlh.
ir'aca;ijf at II a., m. and s p. ra.
. .-j. ii-.. every ll eosrSiaT evec-
iiand
ucna -s-uiiuajs o? each nxialh. Scmiiv
cc-oi evcrj' .sucday at s
j Taos. F. Oak?s. Henry C Iayne. Henry c "
1 Kouse. Keceivers.
NORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
j
j EISS2fit
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Cars
Tourists
St. Paul
MIKNCAPCK.IS
Grand FOftus
CSOOKSTQN
HCICKA AMD
II1BG8 TICKETS"
-TO-
waShington
PHIIADEIPHI
BOSTON ASO ALL
POINTS EAST AND SOUTH
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Cenerai I'assencor A?eat,
No. til First St., cor. Washington
:FOEiTI-fc.ITX3. OR
V.L0ycLAS
S3 SHOErlOSOUEAMNG,
5. CORDOVAN,
FRNCH&ENiMsaiD(Lf: -t
SO nwc 5!A! FJl YL H'RiCPl
3. P0LICE.3 SOLES.
oso.2.WORKINGH&s
'-' EXTRA. FINE.
2 A7J BoysSchcilShoes.
LADIES
, SEND FOR CATALOG Ub
WL-DOUCLAS,
BROCKTON. MASS.
Yon can save monrr by purchaalag . I
Uuuslaa skow. , ,
Because, xre are llie largest tuannraerorers oi
advcilised shoes in the world, and truarantee
the value bv stamping the name and price on
the bottom", which protects you against higa
prices and the middleman's proats. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy Suing and
wearing qualities. We haw them sold every
where St lower prices for the value given than
uv oth- make. Tate no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
A. C. TAYLER, Medford, Oregon.
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