tNEWS OF THE .WORLD.
THE GIST OF THE WEEK'S HAPPEN
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting Items From Europe, Asia,
Africa ami North and South America,
, With Particular Attention to lmpor
1 tant Home Newn.
the hay crop in California this season
Will be large.
A ministerial crisis is threatened in
" Germany.
Yellow- fever patients fill nearly all
the hospitals in Cuba.
The street car postal service in Chi
cago has been nut in operation.
Grasshoppers are reported to be doing
some damage to growing crops in sev
eral sections of the state.
L Martinez, Cal., is experiencing a lively
bpom as a result of the San Joaquin
railroad project.
Over 3000 wheelmen participated in
the annual parade of the Associated Cy
cling clubs at Chicago the other day,
. A call for a convention of the advo
cates of free silver to meet at Memphis
ttXs been issued by the Central Bimetal
Kojeague. ! Th$ National Municipal league is in
Convention at Cleveland, O, Reform in
municipal governments is the object of
the convention.
EXathaniel S. Jones, formerly a well
known millionaire of Chicago, died re
cently. He left only $700. He lost $2,
000,010 on the Board of Trade,
Oregon expects to raise 100,000 bales
of hops this year, basing the figure on
the early growth of vine and crop con
ditions. The crop last year amounted
to 65,000 bales.
It is claimed that 600,000 olive trees
were planted in California this year.
TTjese added to those already in bearing
will make a pretty good showing within
a few years.
The California State Horticultural so
ciety wjll hold a series ot meetings in
the various fruit raising sections Airing
the next few months, commencing at
Yuba City May 31.
The will of the late ex-Governor
Downey was found' at San Diego re
cently. A contest is probable. The
will is dated May 1,5, 1877, and United
States Senator White is the only suviv
ing executor named.
Recent weddings in high life will all
be eclipsed by the nuptials of Adele
Vanderbilt Sloane and J. AbercromDie
Burden, which will be celebrated at
2Cew York early this month. Both are
Americans and their joint fortuues.with
what they have and what they will in
herit, will amount to $00,000,000.
A serious high school fight is racing
at San Bernardino. It is the intention
of Professor Richardson's friends to dis
place Miss S. D. Laae. late of Berkeley,
and install Mrs. F. B. Daley, wife of the
district attorney. The studeuts are op
posed to Mrs. Daley and they have taken
an active part in the fight.
The detectives in the Carson mint af
are giving considerable attention to the
theory that the bullion which James
Heney work at the Reno reduction
works was not stolen from the mint,
but he came into possession of it in a
manner which it would be equally em
barrassing to explain.
T Fire broke out in a creamery iu a
"Wisconsin town, near Madison. The
water supply was sKn exhausted and
300 gallons of milk stored in the build
ing were used to extinguish the fire.
The insurance companies have received
a claim from John L. Elverson. owner
of the creamery, for $t4 for damage
done to the building and the loss of '!,
300 gallons of milk.
The Ohio Republican convention met
Tuesday at Zanesville. There are a
dozen candidates for governor, the fav
orites being General Asa S. Bushnell.
Jndge Nash and James EL Hoyt. The
Cincinnati delegation wants Bushnell
for governor, and the delegates from
Cleveland are booming Hoyt. The con
vention is a nnit on McKinley for presi
dent and Foraker for senator.
Reform of the Xew York police force
js beginning at the top. Inspector Will
iams has been retired and it is now re
ported that ;he new board of cominis- j
gjoners will remove Superintendent j
rsyrnes. ins connection wuu veoige j
Gould and the great services be ren- I
dgred the multi-millionaire in the Zella j
isicolaus case are said to be sufficient
evidence of supererogation to cause the
dismissal of the chief.
An interesting and successful experi
ment was made at Louisville recently
when, the Associated Press news was
taken direct from the wire by a type
setting operator. The introduction of
typewriting into the telegraph business
has been a means of greatly facilitating
the transmission of the press service,
and this suggested the possibility of the
receiving operator putting the report in
type.
Thirty policemen surrounded the St.
Joseph (Mo.) opera house and arrested
the principals and spectators of a bare
knuckle finish prize fight which was in
progress. The principals were "Red"
i'insley of St. Joseph and "Kid" San
ders of Omaha, lightweights, and. they
were in the middle of the eighth round
when the officers broke in the doors.
The lights were extinguished and the
officers used their revolvers, shooting
holes through the scenery and doing a
jgreat deal of damage.
The New 'York Metal Worker says:
The marvelous growth of the American
tin plate manufacture in less than four
years presents one of the most remark
able instances of industrial efforts in
history. From nothing it has become
an established industry of such propor
tions that it already gives employment
to some 15,000 hands. At the present
moment, so far as can be gathered from
the latest reports, there are in actual
operation 28 tin plate works proper, roll-
ing their own plates. Ten more are be
injj built, two or three of which are
practically complete and ready to start
op, while the majority of others are ex
pected to be in operation by July.
The damage done by heavy frosts last
week to the crops on the Atlantic Coast,
and especially through Southern and
Western New York and in New Eng
land, is incalculable. Conservative es
timates place tho damage for the two
days' frost at $3,000,000, and reports of
blight and ruin by the late and unex
pected cold snap are coming in from the
more remote districts. One of tho best
posted fruit men in New York says the
misfortunes of Eastern growers must
prove a boon in a business way to Culi
fornians, as in some of tho most pro
ductive grape sections of New York the
best of the crop is almost entirely
ruined. This dealer places tho loss at
fully 1,000,000. At Jamestown, N. Y.,
immense damage was done by frost. All
the fruit prospects are ruined. TJio
grape belt suffered enormously. It is
estimated that Chautauqua county's
loss is fully $3,000,000. Nearly every
thing in early fruit is already gone.
Owing to the ruin of the grape crop 16
basket factories in Chautauqua couuty
have closed, thereby throwing large
numbers of men out of employment.
Merchants who have been carrying
grape growers along and taking as se
curity the prospective crop of 1895 are
in an uncomfortable predicament be
cause of the crop failure. The calamity
is go extensive that every kind of busi
ness will feel the loss severely. Ohio
and Pennsylvania fruit crops also suffer
greatly.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, 111., was told by her doctors she
hud consumption and that there was no
hoje for her, but two bottles lr. King's
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says it saved her life. Mr.
Thomas Eggers. 1: Florida St., San
Francisco, suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching consumption, tried
without result everything else, then
bought one bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery, and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. It is such
results, of which these are stun pies,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of
this medicine in coughs and colds.
Free trial bottles at lieo. 11. Haskins"
drug store. Kegular size, ."ilk" and Sl.W.
The population of Flolence, Italy,
was thrown into a panic by a series of
earthquakes the other night. The shake
was the worst in the c.ty since Uto.
Over 8,000 houses were damaged. Tho
shocks were so violent that houses
6wayad like ships iu a rough sea. Tho
wipest scenes weje at the theatres. The
crowds rushed for the exits, trampling
one any who might have bwn pushtsl
down. Many were injured, but no
deaths have been reported.
Charles Fi.-ster. a teamster, threw
his wife into a pool of water and held
her head under until she was drowned,
near Merlin, Or., the other day. Thntj
of his small children were ttandiug by
and saw the act. Fiester sent them to
Merlin to notify his son, a young man
25 years of age. After drowning his
wife Fiester tried to drown himself but
failed, there not Wing sufhVioiit w ater
in the pool. He avs he is glad lie mur
dered uis wife ami is prepared to pay
the penalty.
We recommend I)e Witt's Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe it n
safe and reliable remedy. Its good ef
fects are shown at once in cases of
choiera morbus and similar com
plaints. Geo. Ik. Haskins. druiiL'i-t .
Eighty thousand children, represent
ing lNi Snuduv schools, t r 12 divisions,
paraded in Brooklyn in honor of the
CGth anniversary of the Brooklyn Sun
day School Union.
The Lenox. Astor and Tilden libra
ries in New York have been consoli
dated. The consolidation will be known
as the "New York Public Library-Astor,
Lenox and Tilden Foundat ions. n
A mob broke into the jail at Dan
ville, III., and took John Hall, Jr., and
William Royce from their cells and
lynched them. Hall and Royce as
saulted Miss Laura Baruett and she
died from her injuries.
John P. Gladden of Portland, Or.,
while seeing the sights in Chicago re
cently was robbed of $3,'U0 in a Clark
street house. He reported, his loss to
the police and his money was returned
by a messenger buy. Gladden immedi
ately left the Wiudr City.
There is more catarrh in ths section j
of the country than all other diseases I
put together, and until the Inst few
years was supposed to bo incurable.
For a great many yenrs doctors pro-1
nounced it a local disease. and
prescribed local remedies, ami by con-,
stanth failing to cure witn local 'reat
lnent. pronounced it incurable. .Science
has proven catarrh to.be a constitu
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. .1.
Cheney t Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a tensiioonf ul. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to euro.
Send for circulars ami testimonials.
Address
F. J. CHUNKY .V Co, Toledo. O.
KVTSold by druggists, 7."c.
Commander Ballinuton Booth and Irs
wife were naturalized at Jersey City re
cently. The Forty-nine mining cniup of the
Midwinter Fair has lieen reproduced at
Chicairo.
Bigamy in the United States by Cana
dian citizens is one of the subjects to ho
grappled v ith at Toronto by the Na
tional Council of Women of Canada
under the presidency of its founder, the
Countess of Aberdeen.
The ravages of the chinch bugs in the
wheat fields of Eastern Kansas have be
come so destructive that the farmers of
many counties are applying to Professor
Snow, chancellor of the state university,
requesting him to send them infected
bugs with which to stop tho work of
destruction.
Karl's clovkk koot will purify
your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your Bowels and make your
head clear as bell. 2oc, ;"()., and $1.00.
Sold by C. Strang, druggist, Medford.
A railroad section hand named Isaac
Passcolat fell under a car at Newcastle,
Cal., mid was killed.
James Smith, a wealthy rancher of
Litt'o Shasta valley, was killed in a run
away accident at Yrelta, Cal.
Frost has destroyed tho grain crop of
South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana,
Minnesota and Wyoming.
Fredericks, the convicted murderer of
Bank Cashier llerriek, has lcen declared
Bane by San Francisco physicians.
Precocious juvenile criminals seem to
abound in San Francisco. During the
last two weeks 11) boys, whose ages run
from 6 to 20 years, have lieen arrested
for burglary.
Two officers on bicycles in Chicago
captured William Sullivan, a murderer,
who would have escaped if the pursu
ers had lieen on foot. Sullivan killed
William Barrett during a quarrel.
Emilo Garcia, who is under sentence
of death at San Ouentin for murder
committed at Sun Bernardino, has ap
pealed to the Mexican government say
ing he is a citizen of Mexico. He claims
he did not have a fair trial.
Old IVopIe.
Old HopU who require medicine to
regulate the Iko1s and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Hit
ters. This medicine does not stimu
late and contains no whiskey nor other
intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and al
terative. It nets mildly on the stom-
I ach and bowels, adding strength and
I giving tone to the organs, thereby aid
! ing nature in the performance of the
j functions. Electric Hitters is an ex
j cedent apietizor and aids digestion.
Old perple find ft just exactly what
I they nivd. Price .10 cents per bottle at
lieo. II. Haskins drugstore.
Ex-Post master General Wanamaker
proposes to bnild a hotel in Philadel
phia at which any one may be fed and
housed free of any ctst whatever. The
primary object of Mr. Wanamaker was
to establish an institution for the refor
mation of inebriates, and in connection
with this to build an inn where unfor
tunates could find a home. He has hern
j giving tho matter considerable atten- j
j tion of late and Li now determined to ;
j carry his plans out.
I The Illinois G. A. R. encampment at i
i Bloomington referred the jiension mat- !
ter to the national encampment. The j
i dedication of the Confederate monu- I
; ment at Chicago on Memorial day was
: discussed at length. A resolution was ;
adopted which deprecates.sneh a dispo- j
sit ton of Decoration day. and while the
G. A. R. cannot presume to deny the
riht of individuals to participate in
the ceremonies, the (t. A. K. organiz.i
. tion as such will have nothing to do
with it, adding that had any other day
than the nation's .Memorial day lieen
chosen for tin dedication of the Con
federate monument no notice of the af
fair would have lnvn taken.
An Absolute Cure.
The Original Ahictine im;niitit is
only put up in large t ivouinf tin
hove-, mi l is an ab-ol.jt'- cure for o'ii
-oev. burns, wounds. chapped hands
.and all -Win eruptions. Will positively
: cure all kinds of pile.. .-k for the
Original Abietine Ointment. Sold !v
(J. li. HuskUi-. drii-rgisl, at ".'i cents
per box by mail cents.
Rolert Hnssell Booth has len chosen
moderator by the delegates to the gen
eral Presbyterian assembly in session at
' Pittsburg.
Count Kalnoky. imperial minister of
foreign affairs of Austria, has resigned
i lieoause of a disagreement with the
papal nuncio,
i Pope Leo XIII has ordered the con
' M ruction of his tomb from designs fur
; uished by himself. It is thought the
I poje's end is near.
! Henry l'radlmry was arrested at Al
' pena, Mich., and charged with having
! jHiisomsl his wife, who died under sus
! picious circumstances.
I
i Persons who are su'iicct to diar-
rlni-a ill find a speedy our'- in D.
Witt's t'oiie and Cholera t'ure. Use
no other. It is the best that can b
made or thai money can procure. It
leaves the system in natural condition
after its use. We sell it. Geo. II.
Haskins, dreggist.
The Catholic Knights of America are
in session at Omaha.
! Jim Hill has secured control of the
i Northern Pacific railroad.
Several people were killed in the col
; lapse of a new building at Atlanta. Ga.
j Gold has been discovered at Santa
! creek, near Chattanooga, Teiin., and
j great excitement prevails,
i Fifteen persons whose property snf
! fered damage in the railroad strike at
I Chicago have sued the city to recover,
i The German Deposit bank of Massil-
1'in, O., closed its doors because of the
Midden death of its owner, who left no
will.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The "nest salvo in tho world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlieiitu. fever
sores, totter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corn-., and nil skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay roiiiiivil.
It is guaranteed to givo perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price 'J.'ic
per box. For sale by I. II. Ilaskitis.
Paso Koiilcs, t'nl., has decided to re
main a city. An election was held for
the purpose of disincoi -porat ing if the
citizens desired, but the majority of the
taxpayers favored the coryontle gov
ernment. The Yankton Sioux reservation in
South Dakota am! the Silet. reserva
tion iu hegoii were opened for settle
ment on the 21st. inst. The Yankton
reservation includes about 1."iH,(IU0 acres
of the best hind in South IV.kota.
An order has been issued by Judge
Fuiley ut Indianapolis li.xiug June 10 as
the final date for all branches of the Or
der of the Iron Hall to complete their
accountings with the receiver. Claims
for allowance lnnut be tiled before that
time.
sniLOH s CUHH, the givnt Cough and
Croup Cure, is in great deinsind. Pock
et size contains twenty-five doses, only
2"ic. Children lovo it. Sold by Chus.
Strung, druggist, Medford.
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S?A?-3 Grades -rzr Sri-;
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; IHffh Krtime, ,.oh1
; Him, Pelueluilile
Z Tire. Scorcher.
: weiclu SI lli. san
i Sti-el iti l us, W nverTey
: Clincher Tires,
1 weight -'I It's. $85
2 Keulnr frame, same
Z wrltlhlH $8S
: Ladies' Prop Frame
- siimc weluhts nuil
; lire sts
- IjiiIics' Iiiniiiiuni wu'il
: Kims wrictit
5 ltif. .. .. T8
I Deuel & Stevens, Agt's
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William J. Hoffman, a stockholder in
the Oregon Improvement company, has
obtained from the superior court in New
York an order directing the officers of
the company to furnish Hoffman with a
list of the stockholders of record on the
closing of the transfer books of the an
nual election.
War is to be declared by the Illinois
Ssociety of Colonial Wars on all who in
sist upon putting the American flag to
iruprojer uses. The Sons of the Revo
lution are after the same people, and
there is evidence that enough sentiment
on the subject is being raised to make
those back of the agitation feel sure of
nxccess. Legislation is to lie asked for,
a::d if it passes many who now freely
nse the flag will have to find some other
way to advertise their wares. There
will I- no mure "war" pl.tys with a lib
eral display of "Oh! ( Slot y, " the .Salva
tion Army will not 1- able to carry the
Hag m its street parade. Kilzimuioiis
and others cannot wear it around their
waists, depart Pient stores cannot use it
for ihv-.ratioiis. and the yor.t.g w. uian
wu.. tapers nimbly in ai.'i r.-viat. d
skirts, the while with brasy Voice slrit
tenug the atmosphere of the "varie
ties. " will no longer fiamil it as a j.er
or.'itioii to her topu-al ballad.
Vbcn R-ily was wo jnve her CVIorLv
When s!ie a Ch:i.l. she ensl for C.vaorU.
When slie Isx-amo i;ss, iie clung to CastoriA.
Vuen tlie lia.I niii-in-n, she guvr tiicai storm.
A collision N'twn'ii dt'tric cars at
Lincoln 1'ark. thret- miles from Pasa
dena, on the l.os Angeles and Pasadena
Electric railway, resulted in serious in
jury to a dozen passengers. The cars
crashrd together, head on. and nearly
every occupant of l..lii cars was more
or less injured. Frank IVriiiad of li
Angeles was so badly injured that am
putation of his leg was nec-ssary. l.ire
lcsMiess of the railway employes is given
as the cause of the collision.
The wife of Kev. L. IX Hathlsuie of
Kedw.vod Oty. t'al.. w:is kilhsl in a col-i
lision ln'twrt'ii a runaway team and the
rig in which she was riding with her
husUind. The accident occurred in' the
hills near Kedw.s..! City. Mr. Kath
Ix ne heard the runaways coming le
hitid 4iim and drove close to the bank,
hoping the frantic team would take the
outside. Instead the team ran on the
inside and wrecked Mr. Kathlsjue's rig,
throwing Mrs. Kathlk-ne 'iit.
Captain Sa ti. v. I". S. A.. San
Diegg. i':.. says: "Slnioh's t alarrli
Keined is the lirst medicine I have
ever foil mi that wouiil iio ineatiy goo.1."
Price .'l cts. Sola In tints. .Strang,'
d.'iiggist. Mod for,;.
Justice Field has completed his thirty
second year of service on the bench of
the supreme court. He will 1h 7i years
of age in Novemler and is getting very
focbie.
Lieutenant Governor Alfred Milnes
of Michigan has resigned, the resigna
tion to take effect May 81. Milnes has
succeeded Julius C. Burrows as con
gressman. The observance of the golden jubilee
of the ordination to the priesthood of
Archbishop John .1. NYillianis was cele
brated at the Cathedral of the Holy
Cross ai Host on last week.
Minnie Kobinson of St. Lonis has ob-
tained a judgment for $,. "i 75 against
! the United Stales Mutual Accident as
i sociation. This establishes the proposi
; lion that n woman who is engaged to
' marry a man has tin insurable interest
' in his life.
An aprrecnble Tiixntlvo andKERVB Tonto.
Bold by DrugRlsta or sent by mall. 155o., uOo.
and 81.00 per pnekage. Samples f reo.
ff .TTf The Favorite TOOTH POWDES
Ml W llwrtboTecthandllreaUi,iJjj.
Sold by Strung tho druggist, Medford,
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ICYCLES.
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Warranted Superior to any Bicycle tinili in the World. I
.... Regardless of Price . . . . j
Hrait Hie fiiliiiwitiK opinion of one of the most prominent Aineri
cun dealers who has sulil hundreds of these wheels: z
Hk iimoNI), Va., Oct. 2. 1WH, z
Inimana Hicvci.k '.. Indianapolis, I ml : ;
;i-:nti.fmi-'.n The Wuvcrley Siorcher sud Brlle dime to hand yen-
terdiiy. We are afraid ymi have sent us the hijih prii-ed wheel hv :
mistake. Von can'J iiieau to lell us that this whii-l relails for Ssor Z
We mtlstsuy that T; Is, without exception, the prettiest wheel we;
have ever seen. unci, moreover, we have faith In It alllioimli it
weighs only 2'J Hs.. for of all Wuvcricyi we have sold this year and z
lust und vou know that is a rlhl uood nntiiheri. we have never had Z
h single frame nor fork hroken, either from accident or defect. Hud z
that is more than we can suy of nny other wheel, however lilh irrade. Z
soeitlled. that we sell. We conj;rafiilalcMirselvesevery clay that we:
ure the Waverley Agent. Yours trulv, Wai.tkk C. Mkkcp.r & Co. -
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE jj
INDIANA BICYCLE CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
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Lawyer Kate Kane of Chicago stabbed
a city hall loafer with a hat pin because
he insulted her.
Mrs. Mary A. Lease has decided to
open a law office in Topc!:a. Kan. She
has formed a partnership with Miss
Mary Morrill.
Miss Genevieve Xannary. the yonng
actress, will soon K-come the bride of
Irving L. Winn, the only child of the
Los Angeles millionaire lumber dealer.
Aliitiine Balsam
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EAST AND SOUTH
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The Shasta Route
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SUOTHERN PACIFIC
KXPKKSS TKAIXS l.KAVK POKTl-AXU
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South ; i North
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:l !. in j l.v. Medlord t.v Ap. ill
li':i inc. ; Ar. Sun i-'rancisco l.v. T.tVp. in
Als.c trains t.p al all slaltons from Port
land t.i Albany inclusive. Also Tnngmt..
S!iedd. IliiUrv. Hatrislmrg. Junction Citv.
Irving. Kciienc mid at all stations from Kose
litirg I.) Aslii.md inclusive.
ROSIUU'Kt; MAIL DAILY.
i 3U a. in ! Lv
V.V p. in , Lv
Portland
Koscbur
Ar I p. m j
Lv i : Aa. in i
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
Pullman Huilett SUn-irrs nn,l S.von.! Class
Sleeping Cars at (ached to all tllrmgn train
Between rortlaiui and Uorvallis.
WKST SIDii DIVISION.
Mail tniins datly, except Sunday:
.' :U n. in Lv Portlai.d Ar I :.:;, p. in
12. IS p m j Ar Coi vallis Lv 1 l:v0 p. m
At Albany and Cnrvnlli eonneet with trains
ot" Oregon Pacitic railciil.
l-'.x press Trains dailv. ex.ept Sunday:
1:10 p. in Lv Portland Ar j S:i".a. in
Ti'M'.iH I Ar Mc.Miiuivllle Lv ,":.' a. in
-Tbroin:li tickets to nil points in the
Knstci u suites. Canada and Karope can be ob-
tainrd in lowest talcs Iioiii W. V. l.ippimvtt.
Ascnl. Medlord.
K. KOKIII.l-K
K. 1". KOC.KKS.
.Manager.
PORTLAND,
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OREGON.
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Potunies,
till
Mill l-Vcd, It ran and Shorts, per ton, fli'
ilav, baled, JUUW: loose, S.
wood ,,:.rl",.?1 5;
Kliiur. w liolesulc, per barrel, S.
Kloiir, retail, per sack. SOc
Hutter, per roll itwo riounds) si
Kirirs, per doren, U
Hacon mid Hum' ,vr lb. 1SS
Shoulder per lb, 07
Hciins " " '-'i
Lard " " H
llouey ' ' l;
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IDF RD MARKETS
SOCIETIES OF HEDFOSD.
Knights of the MiiccanoeH. Triumph Tent
Jo. 11, meets in regular review on the 2d and
Ith Tliurwlava of each month in A. . V. W,
Hall ut7::ip. m. Visiiing.Sir Knights cordial
ly Invited to attend.
Wm. Him.mo.ns, Commander.
S. S. I'kntz. K. K .
A.O. I.'. W. -Lodge .n.cs, mc'-ts every first
and third Wednesday In the mouth lit t p. m .
in their hall In the opera hii.ck. Visiting
brothers Invited to attend.
K. W. C ahI'KU, M .W.
J. W. Lawtii.n, Kccordcr.
W. . ('. Chester A. Arlliur Corps Xo. 21
meets second and fourth Friday of cacti
..,,..,11, . y ,..-!.,.. lr .. . In Ve....lfu 1.-.II
: j Mils. Sauaii i. SeiiiKS, I'res.
; j MuS. M. K. KAVis. Sec.
:! K. of Talisman lodge N i. 31. meets M m
: day evening ut S p. iu. Visiting brothers al
- wavs welcome. C. U. IlAMON. C. C.
I l I v it 1." ttt T run! s
I. O. O. V. Lodge No. K.I, meets In I. f). O. F.
hall every Saturday at al h p. m. Visiting
brothers always welcome.
I. A. Mkkkiman, N". G.
W. T. Voiik. Rcc. Sec
I. O. O. K. Rogue Kiver Encampment. Idge
No. :), meets in I. O. . F. hall tie: second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at p. m.
I!, s. Webb, C. P-
Isaac Wooi.F, Scribe.'
Olive Hebekab Lodge No. as, meets In I. O.
O. F. hull lirst and third Tuesdays of eacii
mouth. Visiting sisters invited U attend.
Miss Dkmji Pickki.. X. G.
Mas M. iMil.KUL'E, Kec. Sec.
A. F. & A. M. Meets first Friday on or be
fore full moon at 8 p. m.. In A. O. V. W. ball.
W. I. Vawter. W. M.
W. V. LlPPIKCOTT. Rec. Sec.
G. A. K Chester A. Arthur Post No. A'..
meets in Woolf's hall every second and fourth
Fridays in each month at 7 :. p. m.
J. W. M11.1.EK. Com.
W. T. KaME. Adjutanu
I. O. G T. Meets Tuesday night al k p. m
at A. O. U. W ball.
O. . Smith. C. T.
J. A. Jekkkev. Rec, Sec.
W. C. T. V .Meets every Wednesday after
noon in the Haliey Hlacfc.
Mas. Ain.iE VasA.mwii-. Ires.
Mrs. Rose DeGhoot. Sec
Voung People's Reading Circle Tuesday even
Ing f each week, under the auspices of the
Epworlh League.
F. A. i I. V. L. L. Polk lodge Xo. S65. meets
every Samrday al p. ai.
J. H. Smith. Pres.
CHTJKCHZS OF MEDFORD.
Saint Marks Kpiscopal Sunday school meets
at Kpiscopal Church every Sunday aflemoon al
3 o'clock. T.X.Wilson. Keclor: S. S. Pcntz
Superintendent.
) Methodist Kpiscopal Church E. S. Craven.
pastor. sSvrricvii every Sunday morning and
evening al usual hours for church services.
Kpwonh Leacue meets at :.tj p. m '. Snndav.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Pntver meetics
Thursday evening. Pastor's residence on C
, mm. one UiocK outa of MAIL ortlce.
j Pre.l.yterian Church Rev. A. S. Foster, pas
I lor. Preaching at II a. m. and 7 :J0 p. m. Sur.
I day school at M a. m. Y. P. S. C. F... 6:15 p. re.
j Junior Kndearor Society at .1 p. m.. Suudav!
Prayer ejecting on Wednesday evening al 7
, o'clock
llapiis; church -W. c. Jenkins pastor. Wor
hlil an. I preaching every Sundav morning and
even:ng at trsual h.vjrV for church serv ices.
. Covenant zneciisg (n Satijrviiivat S o'clock pre
; cecditig each hrst Sunday. 1'raycr meeting on
tsl:ieiav evcniiii:.
it. iapiist iounc Ceoplcs
:u on sunday evening. Sun
I luon meets at
clay schts'i at lu a. m
iliristian church Corner of Sixth and 1
streets Preaching at 11 a m and 7. p. in.
uday schoid al ;o a m . Junoir Kndeavoral
a P m. : V. P. f. C. K al 6:A p. ra. Prav. r
meeting every Thursday evening. Ladies
: Missionary Auxiliary to C.'w. B. K. lirst Tburs
day 7:: 1'. M each ru.th. Chora! I'nioa
every Friday at 7:.J.' p m. Tbeprople wolcoruc.
j Kii Fisher pastr. i:e-.idc.s m the chrrva.
M thodis! Kl!-ccla; Church South H,.v Jnn
L. Jones, parlor, x-mo-s at 11 a. m. and I p.
m on the 1st. :id and 3rd Sabbatb: Sabhatri
, school at In a. ai and F.pworth 1-eui-u" al 6 p
J iu. . ry Sabbath at Medford. Services on t:h
' ssibbath a! SsJa Spr.ugs a; n a. m. and Xe i
CrT,s scho-Ji house S p. ni. A hcar:y wel
: corae to ail.
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