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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1895)
MS OF THE CITY. Little Paragraphs and Big Paragraphs Penciled and Published for the People's Perusal. The Doings of the Busiest City In the Rogue River Valley All the News Once a Week. Not until this spring has the lady bus: been brought into use in this val ley as a destroyer of fruit pests, partic ularly the San" Jose scale, which insect the bugs devour upon sight and very soon entirely exterminate the pest. There are a great many species of lady bugs, any of which are quite etlicacious inthe destruction of fruit pests, but these which Capt. V. S. Crowell has recently put to work in nis orcnara are the Australian Twice Subbed lady bug (chilocorus biderluerus) and aro said to be better scale destroyers than any of the others. Capt. Crowell received two colonies, twelve bugs in each colony, from the Oregon State Horti cultural society last week, and tion thei arrival here they were at once taken to the Captain's Mt. Sunset ranch, near Jacksonville, and one eolo . ney was turned loose on a tree in his orchard and the other on a tree in his neighbor's orchard. No sooner were the bugs given their freedom than did they begin a search for scale. Mr. Crowell has taken unusually good care of his orchard and very little of the scale are to be found, but the bugs soon located what there was on this particu lar tree and at once consumed it. When one tree is cleaned they will move to the next one and so on as lonff as trees and scale is to be found. Much interest is being manifest in the work of the bugs and if it will prove as effectual as it did in California, we will all wel come their advent and will sound words of praise for those who have made it possible to procure them. The agricultural board secured them in California and that body is scatter ing them in small numbers, and if the climatic conditions are favorable to their existance. there is little doubt but the state will in a few years be well supplied with them, as they multiply very rapidly. When looking for a spring and summer hat or bonnet don't forget to call on Mrs. C. W. Palm, headquarters for fashionable millinery, where you will always find a large and complete assortment of trim ted goods at from 35 to 50 per cent less than any other place in the vallev. Last fall a carload of dried fruit was made up among the farmers, up Phoenix way. and through the agency of Page & "sou, of Portland, the car was consigned to Robt. Henderson & Son, one of the oldest and largest rirms of commercial brokers in New York city. The carload was made up of small amounts of fruits the same being the odds and ends left over from other larger shipments. Last week J. H. Stewart, who had matters of gathering the fruits for shipment in charge, received a letter from Page & Son in which was a draft for !H0, that being the proceeds received frotu the sate of the fruit.. This was not a large amount of money, neither does it represent a high price for the article sold, yet considering the fact that it was a mixed lot it was not so bail. Henderson & Son. iu their correspon dence with Page & Son have this to say regarding Oregon prunes: "You seem to have great faith in Italian prunes.. We think that the best busi ness will be done in a medium sized prune one that can be sold at a low price. The Italian prunes sold fairly well this season, because California and French large sizes were scarce and high, but next season they might be more plentiful, and the Italian prune will not sell well unless cheap, as they are inferior in quality to others, and are apt to turn gray. Prunes to sell well must be bright and black . We have more faith in the Oregon French prunes, like those you sent us. We think they are as fine as any we have seen, and you would do well to lookout for them as they are good sellers." In connection with this transaction we desire to say that the shippers of the fruit are well satisfied wit h the manner in which it was handled by lJage A Son. Miss Jane Hibbard will give les sons on violin or piano or organ, at her home or home of pupils. Miss Hibbard is proficient as an instructor, which may be proven by a few trial lessons. Last Saturday was the day set to buiid that dwelling house for Mrs. Lourie and it was built according to program. There were twelve or fifteen carpenters and other workmen present with sleeves rolled up. and the lumber was formed into the shape and general design of a 12x1 t one story houso in a space of time almost too swift to make reeord of. The men folk worked with st will most commendable, and the ladies did themselves equally as proud in preparing a sumptuous picnic din tier, ot which about fifty people par took. By the time the sun began its work of preparing for a night's lvst the house was completed, Mrs. Laurie's household effects moved thfvlo and the lady prepared her evening meal in her own home and a happier old lady it would be difficult to find. The lum ber and hardware was a donation from the citizens of the city, the work of construction by the several carpenters, and the dinner by the good ladies from various parts of the city. If there is a more charitable people on the face of this green earth than those of Med ford we have failed to hear reports from them . Our patrons will lind Dc Witt's Little Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy for constipation, dyspepsia and liver complaints. Geo. H. Haskins, druggist. A dancing party was given in Woolf's hall last Friday evening and aside from having a pretty good time in amusement terpsichore there was a voting contest which occasioned much excitement. A large and beauti fully decorated cake, made by Frank Wilson, the baker, was brought into the ball room and there to be given to the handsomest lady, present to be decided by vote of those in attendance. The contestants were Mrs. C. C. Haynes, Miss Bertie Jones and Miss Amy Wilson.' Mrs. Haynes received 24 votes, Miss Jones 7, Miss Wilson 5. Mrs. Haynes awarded the prize. A prize was also voted to the homeliest man, and Bert Childers took away the laurels and the pie. This last instance is one where beauty was nt a disad vantage. If you see "Studebaker printed on tho box, that wagon is all right. J. A. Whitman, Medford, sells Studebaker wagons, carriages, hacks and surreys. The Public School band was out Thursday evening of last week and rendered" several very lino musical selections. The boys do simply im mense. They are every one of them musicians anil they handle their instru ments, not like unto old-timers, or barnstormers, but instead very like students who have tho r.ntural ability to execute and who have had training in lino with the idea that music is not made up simply ot noise and a bunging together or jumbled notes, but of har mony, clear und distinct sounding of inch note, and the whole number of instruments to play as a unit. There is naught else to lie t-aid of the bund but words complimentary. There ought to be built a pavilion for their use. Straw hats, linen ventilators and helmet hats, for men and boys, at Webb's Racket. Call and see how much money you can save. For a brief period of time last Sat urday things were highly exciting in the alleyway between Sixth and Sev enth streets. S. Childers' team ran away with Will Crain and Frank Green, and the horses scattered Green and Crain quite a plenty by the road side and came to a grand finish by scattering themselves, one on either side of a 'board fence back of Priteh ard's jewelry store. Crain escaped without injur not even a rosebush hit him, but Green Is nursing a bruised hand and arm. The horses are all right but the wagon was somewhat disfigured. See those Turkish towels and that crash and don't forget the bargains iu toilet soap at Webb's Racket. Dr. Picket is quite at home on cherry culture, and he has grown trees of several varieties, all of which aro loaded full to the limbs' tips with blooms and bear indications of a boun tiful crop. So beautiful and promising are the trees that the doctor has had Tyler & Miser make photographs of them which, by-t he-way, is a good move, and one which ought to be more general. Pictures like these make ex cellent newspaper cuts and the printers are looking for just such evidence of the good things enjoyed by Southern Oregon people. People that have faded and soiled j clothing can now have it cleaned. I dyed and repaired made to look like 'new at the Excelsior Dye Works, M.'dford. Oregon. Next Tuesday evening, at the resi dence of Rev. -and Mrs. A. S. Foster. ! the Ladies Aid society of tho Presby terian church will give a dime social. There has hfoii a splendid program prepared and there will lv light refreshments served and it will jonly cost you ten cents to sp-nd just one of the most pleasant evening you ever enjoyed and with the most hos pitable and genial people you ever met. Everybody is invited to attend. The program will be made up of some of j the best musical talent in the city. 1 Eye glasses, Selh Thomas clocks, musical instruments, and strings fo iall stringed instruments PriU-hard. j the jeweler. I Zach Maxey has accepted a iosi i tion as book-keeper in the Jackson i County Bank. Mr. Maxey i-. one of the best all 'round gentlemen in tho city, and none know him but to Ik- his friend. His nnnointtnent to the above men- j tioued responsible position is highly gratifying to those who know of his business ability and integrity. Asso ciated with Cashier Enyart, who. as an accountant and a gentleman with few equals in business transactions. Mr. Maxey will soon familiarize himself with all banking business. Webb's Racket has just received the nicest assortment of hair orna- ! monts in town. The Masonic order of Medford has leased the second story of S. Rosen thal's brick block, to be used as a lodge hall. The hall will be .Vx24 feet in size with a 12x14 foot reception room. U is going to be finely arranged and fitted out in elegant shapt. a home the boys will be proud of. When the building is completed we will make a i more extended mention of the same. The Knights of Pythias order will also 'hold their meetings in this hall, hav j ing sub-leased from the Masons, j New laces, embroideries and b-ad-i ed gimp, at Webb's Racket store and j so cheap, come and see. ! Miss Eva Wilson.the Pacific Postal j telegraph operator at this placets ! personally acquainted with Rev. Giii j son. the pastor of Emmanuel Baptist jchuri-h, of San Francisco, which edi i fice is at present under the shadow of j the mystery of murder. The lady ro I hues that, if Gibson is guilty of any of the crimes of that church he has fiiilen j from grace to a marked degree since she knew him at Red HlulT and Chico. 1 at. which places he bore an unsullied ; reput ation . j Townsend. tie; barber, is the man you are looking for if you want first , class work. Front street, south of I Hotel Medford. j r. F. Lewis: ''A couple of French i gentlemen, and slicker than minks. '. have bt en habitat! ng amid the sur ! rounds of Jacksonville for the past few ! weeks. Their , hands wore smooth land soft, and their lingers were deft with the little pasteboards so deftly, in fact, couid they manipulate the little boards that tis saia some of our gen tlemen high rollers are unable to make the purchase of a block of matches, since the departure of tho French." Special prices on lounges. I. A. Webb. Sections of the land in Childers' Fairview addition are passing into the hands of new purchasers nearly every day. Last week John Fredenburg pur chased a five acre tract, and Chas. Barrett a two and a half acre chunk. These gentlemen will fence their lands and next fall will set them out to fruit trees. The altitude of the land is ju6t about right to itund a good chance of escaping the spring frosts which some times do damage in the low places. Papers have been filed in the courts of Jackson county asking for the Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report 1 1 ABSOLUTES E&JRE dissolution of partnership of the Med ford Distilling and Refining company. 1 1 is also asked that, a receiver bo ap pointed and a general settlement of partnership n flairs be made. F. V. Medyn-ki appears as plaintiff and !5. Paul Theiss and (J. W. llasliford defendants. Crowell A Parker are attorneys for piuiutitT and Hammond -Yawter attorneys for defendants. Wanted 10,(1(1.) men. to buy and feed upon bread made by Frank Wil son, the baker. Messrs. Weeks Bros., up at Phoe nix, aro fortunate in the matter of lish for food. Their mill race in Bear creek is so situated as to be a splendid trap for fish and there is scarcely a day but that one or more fine trout are taken therefrom. Mr. J. Weeks brought a couple of very nice ones to this city Monday which would weigh live or six pounds each, and both were presented to this office with compliments of the furniture factory of Weeks Bros. Boots and shoes at Angle & Ply male's for cost and freight. A. Springer, living in southeast Medford, is scoring big points in the I propagation of chickens. He has something like 2(HI young chicks al ready growing and more coming. The gentleman is quite a genius in his way md his nay was to his inti rest, as he has proven like this, he has invented and has in use. a wire fence builder thai is simple, light, durable and quit.' the article for the use intended. Kam- & Gilkoy have the sole agen cy for the Oliver Chilled. Steel and Black Lund plows, and repairs for same. Dr. O. F. Uemoivst gives strict attention to the preservation of the natural teeth. Gold, porcelain or aluminum crowns titled: innkes the Chase metalic rinif plate, the most beautifully earved. highest in price, natural in shape and color, light and thin, never will break, and guaranteed to til. Anesthetics for painless ex traction. Office in Opera Block Med ford. Or. La Grippe is here again with all of its old-time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is a reliable re nedy. It cures, and cures quickly. Geo. H. Ha.-kir.s, druggist. i C. W. Carson, a sign'.vritor of ! great ability from Spokane Falls, '.las joined issues with G. W. Coulter, the painter, and the two will drive in learn ' Harness and do husiness under the firm name of Coulter A- Carson. Mr. Coul , ter inuk'-s a seei:i!ty of fine carriage 'painting while Mr. Carson is a very clever mm with the brush at sign ; painting ami scenic work, j IV Witt's Wileh Ha.'.el Salve euros ; scalds, burns, ineolept sores and never fails to cure piles. Geo. '.I. Haskins. druggist. ! The entertainment given at the ! Christian church last Sunday evening ; was wi ll ntlendod and the exercises were features of merit throughout, j Every person present fally realized jlhe fact that they had tn-en highly I entertained and li ft tho church with many words of kindly appreciation for , tho-- who made the cwniiig'st xercises so picasing. A full stock of the only and origi nal lilack-I-and plows, just received at J. IK-ek - Co.'s. A. J. Whitman has just completed a thorough cultivation of his forty acres of young fruit Ireos. The fact that Mr. Whitman, a gentleman with much experience as an orchardist, has choseu the foot hills as his favored orchard st, would lead one to believe that these locations are the most desir able for fruit culture. For exchange a Nebraska farm: ICO acres. 110 acres under cultivation will exchange for Rogue river prop erty. Inquire of Eli Fisher, Medford . The man who shut. oft the adver tising solicitor by saying that his goods are the Ih'sI advertisement may moan well, but he makes a serious error. Nearly all the goid that has leeii taken from the ( Uiliforniu mines since 1 .!! I would bo there yet were it not- for the i fact that the newspapers made known j the discoveries. i One pair Mongolian exchange fir chickens. pheasants, to I nquire of E. ! Fisher, Medford. The Ladies Aid society of the Pros- j j bvteri.m church met at the church I ; Tuesday afternoon of this week audi i elected officers for the ensuing year.. These ladies were elected: President, j Mrs. Rose DcGroot: vice president.) Mrs. Helen Raskins: secretary, Mrs. I ! Bessie. Dirge: treasurer. Mrs. E. P. ! Geary. i I Ladies' summer underwear, at j Webb's Racket, cheap to good. i j T. F. West has purchased the S. j j Rosenthal proX'rty, on north B street. consideration 7(Hl". Mr. West will at, . once comm. 'lice making many needed j : improvements about the place, princi-! I pal among tliem b.-ing I he build ii.g of! a new fence, j 1 A good lot of ladies' and children's; I hose, at Webb's Racket. j I Tomorrow will be the first day of j 'the Holiness campmoclings. near) l Kubli, this county. Several Medford followers of the Holiness faith will at Jtend. How long tho meetings will continue has not boon Uellnilely de cided. Sun Umbrellas and cheap fans, at Webb's Racket. Strawberries wore on tho market last week first of the season, the same having been shipped here from Cali fornia points. Rogue river valley berries will not be marketable before about the second or third week in May. Eye glasses get them of Pritch ard, the jeweler. Lost on Monday, April 15th, be tween nine and ten o clock a. m., between the Davis livery stable and the S. P. depot, a Knights of Pythias watch charm. Finder will pleaso leave same at this office. and receive reward. D. H. Horn, the miner, has pur chased a business lot in Gold Hill and 8 Powder expects to soon put up a building, in which he will deal in liquid refresh ments of a nature stronger than circus lemonade. Ladies' ribbed summer vests, cheapest in town, at the Fair store. Fred Cummer, of Grants Pass, is the gentleman who is hammering iron for J. R. Wilson, the blacksmith. He's a right good workman and will remain the summer with Mr. Wilson. Camp-stools for the pleasure seek ers, at the Fair store. Members of the Medford lire com pany will meet at tho opera house, on Saturday evening of this week, for the purpose of doing a little drilling, under instructions from N. Bradbury. Frank Wilson's bake shop is Un popular resort of all Medford people. R. .1. Cochran, of Ris;-hurg, is do ing harboring in W. L. Townsend's Front street parlors, iu place of R. F. High, who is out canvassing for the sale of his griddle cake turner. Halley Bros, for bargains of all kind. Seven couples of Medford young people attended the Redmen's ball at Jacksonville Friday evening of lust week. A sHn-ial ti-ain was r in, and a good time was had all 'round. Demurest, the dentist opera block. Medford. The Star Hcsturnnt opened the ice cream season last Sunday, but the cream lasted too quick didn't go near hal'around. It was loo good in quality and too short in quantity. --House and lot for sale. Inquire at this o 111 eo. Jos. Rapp. living near Talent, was kicked by a horse last Tuesday and his hip bone was broken. Dr. Wait reduced the fracture and the patient is getting along all right. Halley Bros, for dry goods. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pennager, living near Central Point, aro the happy parents to a new boy baby, which arrived on Thursday "of last week. Dry goods for shingles at Halley Bros". Fred KlipjKl. the eight-year-old step son of W. Coleman, living near Phoenix. died ot diphtheria, last Fri day. Interment was mad" Saturday. World s Fair fane, baskets at Hal ley Bros". Bert Crystal is hlaeksmithing at the Hoggs mine. B -rt is truly a hid of hustling propensities and is rarely ever looking for a job. Children's trimmed hats at 75 cents and up at Mrs. C. W. Palm's. On Saturday. May 4th. the public school liand will celebrate lh first picnic of the season, on Rogue river. G. W. Priddy has men down in the Willow Springs country prospect ing for lime rock. The hoard of trade will meet in regular session this. Friday, evening. Bellinger ,V Wells received a car load of coal oil. in cases, last Saturday. Someone broke into West Johnson's house last Friday aftcr non ami stole a revolver a ml six dollars in hard cash. West thinks he has the culprit spotted and un less he proceeds to produce the six pistol and six dollars there will be work for Constable Woolf and Justico Walton. John Confer, L. Freeman and Kobt. Green, all of Oregon Citv. are among the latest prospectors to arrive amid our rich placer fields and gold bearing quartz ledges. They are now over in t he Apple gate country. U. F. High. Jos. Thomas ami Chas. Lotl.irul have purchased the right to sell a patent griddle cake turner. The turner is all right and the gentletne:i oiignt to do well on sales. (.'. O. Daition ret n rued from the north this week. 11c was only successful in renting the Grants Pass opera house. Ordinance No. 1 It) relating to the grading of north C street ap pears in another column of today's Mail. Do You Know? That is. do you know what gold work in a denial s-'iise mentis? It is not only gold lilliugs but go'd crowns (or oil her front or back teeth. The Richmond crown, which is a com bination of tin gold and porcelain crown for very frail roots, gold plates and bridge uork. I also make a removable bridge for one or two teeth at a very moderate cost. I also put on porcelain crowns, put in silver cement ami porce lain fillings; nrtilicinl teeth on rubber and aluminum the latter being the lightest metal known makes a very de sirable and durable plate and alliuvs of the changes of temperature of the mouth. Irregular teeth straight ened. Teeth extracted prae'ienlly wiih out pain. Attention given tochildren's teeth. Please do not think this man ner of advertising quackery nor bo de ceived by unfriendly persons, for I as sure you I can do all 1 advertise in a manner that will bo entirely satisfactory to you. It will cost you nothing to cail and talk with mo my office Is In the McAndrows block on east seventh street. C. C. Pl.KTCHEK, D. D. S. Medford, Or. Wanted to Buy For cash, a second-hand twenty-five to thirty-five horse power engine and boiler. Parties having one for sale state where it is and condition and price. Address VAIL office. Telephoned from the County Seat. Tlii trcnmiriT hut niacin it rail to iv Mil wiirmnts protcstt'd up Ui Kept. IH, IKvM. It tukes over 8l(i,(H to foot the hill. Trot. Itrlc. HhcrlfT I'lUternon'" only tmant it. itiulo-H himself ux iiinrli of iiiil-nnix; iih over. He Iiuh. however, ftnido hlniMelf tiMcfnl I thin Week liy MlTlllihlnK Hl Cellx of tlin Jllll. 1 The olo peiieh irei-K that havo teTi linllnit I b the court house ysiof for lo. llie-e many ' year, have Hueruuilied lo the )anllor llnle hatc-hei. The unum Jurv ptoiiiiih-ihIimI ihe ! '""I a" I 'lwa .lone lu-i'onliiiifly. Altre Kane has roinmrure'l a null nain-t ' her hu!);uiil, K c. K.inr. for a dlvorre. Tlir complaint nlli-ites Inli-mperani-e. C H Wat j son Is Mrs. K me'x attorney. It. A. -Meltonalil ! ami C M.-lloiiiilil are another iiiistuap il roitplr. hence ihe plaintllT has Hied his eoiu lu!nt uslilll;; JiMlfe Ihiiinu lo M.-vrr the knot , Ilia! Minis them as one, i.n the ruiinil that Ins wife !ia ileserte,! Mt:.l atiainlimeil hitn ajMiu.t his will anil wilh-iut his consent, etc. : K C Kane, it,.- ii-fr-miaul in the Hr-t c;;. Is , Hie s l station iih'eiit al A.-hlaml. Tile Times lells it- rceh-t th.it therr is no : ehauie in tile proportions o! ttn- c .iinty ilelil. The 'ruling Ihitil; it se- a -hrfiik.ii;c in II. Inn n'ves nil the credit to jiiU-i- .Neil. These ! two papers have b I claiuitni; lor years that i it vs iinH)ssilili. to rentier tie- eou'uty !ehl. ; l-el me say rtelu here that it Ihr county's ; llnauet K ha'l Ik-cu condtictcil In the Interest ; of ihr people on a strict ccoiion leal basis lor : flic past etht years, the county woulrin'1 owe one cent, tnNcx" would Ik- tin low as li or I5 j mills, uinl there would 1 money in the treas i ury to nay alt warrants on deuinnil. Willi- proper uianui.'enieiil of our county allairs the . county can practically lie on! of dabt in six I year. The debt Is actually lceifasiug Instead ol inert iisiujr under lie present regime i swi.iim in the last six months is Ihe size ,f it. i That's a fail, nevertheless. Iln editor of the only religltisii paper iu the i-oulity to the : ronirary inlw itlitauillne. A few months ago this paper made quite ail extended mention of otie Kapport who was traveling through ', this country alleged to ho upon a trip i around the world for the New York Tri'iune. In a recent issue, of the Tribune appear the following, which evidently makes Rapport out a liar of no small caliber: "A friend from Ore ' gon reiorts that an ingenious and enterprising erson who inscribes his name with a flourish upon the hotel registers ns Julian Kapporl, is travel- ing in tint', region as a corrcsondent of The Tribune. Mr. ItapMrt is un- known to The Tribune, and his corrcs- pondeneo has never yet materialized j in this office. If he is seeking favors i based upon his alleged connection with i this journal, as is asserted, nothing is left to The Tribune except to deny the j allegation, denounce the impostor, and 1 warn the public to bo on their guard." ; Dell Murphy, an alleged prizefighter t of Sacramento, was sentenced to three j years' imprisonment at Folsom for com j plicity in a highway robbery, j The derelict vessel sighted off Cape Flattery, Wash., is believed by some to ! be the schooner Francina of Astoria, i Or., formerly the smuggling schooner Lottie Francina. All kinds of wood for sale ger - Wells. -Hellin- J 111(11 lit . tlllllllllllllllllltllllllll flllllllllltlU Keep Your Eye on the Indicator.... 1 if Cast Your Orbs this ' Z x T itt. i nr i Z ....wav rvexi. C. W. Wolters tltltlMIIMtlllllltltltlMltMllltlilMIUIItltllllliiiit H V QRANFILL & Best Bargains, Most Goods, Best Values For Cash. Our stock is nkv, clean and new. We have a heautiful line of ladies' spring dress goods wash goods of every description. Quantities of laces, embroideries, gimps, etc. Prices on all lines lower than the lowest. We buy and sell on a Bed Rock Basis CASH. New line of spring shoes. New goods arriving daily. Call at once before the assortment is broken. Same assortment of goods aud same pticos at our Central Point Store. Craiinll & Uutcliison Scrofula in the Blood Causes Glands of the Neck tc Swell Up This Trouble and a Case of Rheu matism Cured by Hood's. " C. I. Ilood & Co., Low ell, Maes. : "Dear Sirs: A little over a year ago 1 bad a swelling come on the side of my neck, t wait in xery poor health generally and doctored two months with the family physician who said my com plaint w as a bilious attack. His treat ment failed to help me so I determined to try Hood's Sar eapariDa. To my great joy, the swel ling on the side of my neck disap peared. I was ben- Mra. iv. it- Mallernee eSted for my other Meadow, Wash. ailments. After taking three bottles of the medicine,I have not had a sick day since. I for one, rec ommend Hood's Earsaparilla to the afflic- Hood's5 Cures ted, knowing what it has done for me in the past. My husband was afflicted with rheumatism and had that tired feeling. He took Hood's Sarspjmrilla and found it Just the Medicine Needed. we believe it will do all that is claimed for It, if given a fair triaL Both of ns have used Hood's Vegetable Pills and are well pleased with them." Mrs. W. E. Mal LERlvEE, Meadow, "Washington. N. B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Pills re purely vegetable, and do not gripe, purse, or pain. Sold by all druggists. flaking Heap Plenty Sales. Moye fc Head, who represent the Wiley B. Allen Co., of Portland, are putting out some fine instruments. They have made sales to Mr. Geo. Lindley. of Medfotd: .Mr. K. Pierce and Mr. Jno. Wright, of Central Point, and Mr. Israel Harris and Miss Km ma Par.key, of Sams Valley. A new shipment of fine Esteys, Far rand and Votey organs will reach here in a few days. Seth Thomas clocks keep correct time and are sold bv Pricbard. Halley Bros, for groceries. 1 M M veeK Hill Mlllir r 1 tl i M 11 ,JUTCHISON A iv still at tho from ami a? uual are jjivinir tin1 MEDFORD and CENTRAL POINT. .ifiiiii I
