NEWS OF THE aWORLD.
THE GIST OF THE WEEK'S HAPPEN
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting Item From Europe. Asia,
Africa and North and South America,
With Particular Attention to Impor
tant Home News.
The millowners at Providence and
Pawtucket, R. I., claim that the back
bone of the weavers' strike has been
broken.
The Denver board of snpervisors has
passed an appropriation of $."0,000 for
the mining and industrial exposition to
be held in Denver next year.
A Merrimac carriage firm has shipped
to Constantinople a coupe for the use of
the sultan. The inside is trimmed with
drab brocatelle, with silk lace.
The hearing in the five suits of equity
against the estate of the late B. F. But
ler, aggregating $218,000, has begun in
the supreme court of Massachusetts.
The Mexican Herald is the name of a
new English daily which will be pub
lished next month in the City of Mexi
co in the interest of railroad companies.
The Odd Fellows' grand lodge has
completed the work of its annual ses
sion at Taeonia and selected Vancouver,
Wash., as the place of the meeting next
year.
The reported killing of Zeke Procter,
deputy United States marshal, by lieu
Stanley in the Cherokee nation, proves
to be untrue as he has arrived at Fort
Smith, Ark., alive and well.
It is reported that the principal clause
in the agreement for the loan which has
been granted Newfoundland provides
that the bondholders shall have the first
claim on the revenues of the colony.
About 20 citizens of Tnskogee, Ala.,
recently called on one Rev. Mr. Kelly, a
white man of Ohio, and informed him
that his presence was obnoxious and
disgusting to the white people of Macon
county, and that he must leave the
town and county on the first train.
The trial of John K. Love, charged
with the bnraing of the Empire livery
stable at Modesto in July last, in which
1-4 horses were cremated, was concluded
in Modesto by a verdict of not guilty.
Love is now charged with burglary in
connection with the same disaster.
A strange story of the fate of F. J.
Lenz, who started around the world on
a bicycle and who disappeared in Asi
atic Turkey, comes from Constantinople.
Two Turkish sentries at Erzeronm saw
something which they took for the devil
coming down the street on big wheels,
nd they fired upou him. Their shots
took effect and the rider fell from his
wheel dead. It is probable that the
wheelman killed was Lenz. Nothing
can be learned of the disposition of the
body.
George Parker, a citizen of Alva. O.
T., w.as arraigned a few days ago before
Judge Goodwin for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. Judge Goodwin
impaneled a jury of twelve men to try
the case, who returned a verdict against
the court. The verdict read: "We find
the defendant, George Parker, not guilty
as charged, but we find the jndge of
this court guilty of the offense chargol
against the defendant, and that the cost
in this case lie assessed against him. "
Since the trial Parker has had the judge
arrested for drunkenness in office. The
jury was composed of the liest men in
town.
The Pomona Valley Fruit Growers"
association finds by reports from every
part of that section that the apricot
crop for the season will be less than two
thirds of the full 3'ield, or aliout 2.0O0
tons. Peaches will be a very heavy
crop and trees will have to be thoroughly
trimmed to keep the limbs from break
ing away under the excessive loads of
ripening fruit. Of pruues there will be
all over Pomona valley the largest crop
in several years. Fruit growers expect
that this will le a very prosperous sea-
son for them, and believe that good
prices for deciduous fruits will be ob
tained. It is no longer a secret that the Illi
nois silverites, under the leadership i f
Governor Aitgeld and Willliam II. iiin
richsen. intend to cut loose from the
. present national Democratic organiza
tion and form a new Democratic 'ree
' silver par'.y. The plans were laid
months ago and so far everything has
worked smoothly in the interest of the
managers. The echoes of the receut
i convention in Illinois had scarcely died
i away when Chairman Hinrichsen de
'. flared that the state committee would
. immediately start in on national work.
If the national committee refuses to
call a national Democratic convention,
' Hinrichsen will call on the various state
: committees to act with the Illinois com
mittee in calling such a convention.
This scheme is backed no by Governor
Aitgeld, who says the calling of u na
tional convention was the originial pur
pose of the men who called the Illinois
silver convention.
The impending tronble between the
sheepmen and cattlemen in Northwest
ern Colorado, near the Wyoming bor
der, from appearances is about to cul
minate in as bloody a meeting as that
of last year near the Utah border. The
blood this time will not be of sheep, but
of men. Last year the farmers of West
ern Colorado whose crops were threat
ened by an invasion of sheep from Utah
captured one herd of 4.500 and several
of lesser size, numbering altogether
over 6.000, and slaughtered every ani
mal. This, year the sheep of Northern
I ol irado in order to get to a railroad
point in Wyoming must graze over the
cattlemen's ranges. This is public land,
but is pre-euipted by custom, and where
the sheep graze there is not a blade of
grass left for the cattle. The sheep men
were warned to not make the drive and
it was thought they had abandoned the
project, but word was received at Den
ver that under the protection of 150
heavily armed. Pinkertons bunches of
Edwards & Osborne's-herds, numbering
40,000 sheep, had started for the Wyo
. fining point and tttatjt-ifually well armed
800 farmers -had'" joined themselves to
gether to meet the invaders there.
DEPLORED HIS OWN WEAKNESS.
Cucle JoKiah'g Habit of Ksnilirenitlou Too
Deeply Hooted lor K.railiration.
There lived down in Cambridge. Ind..
a well-known old gentleman ly the
name of .losiah Nixon who in early
boyhood had acquired the habit of
gross exaggeration, says t lie Indianap
olis Sentinel. The habit had grown
upon him so that he believed that
everything he said was the truth, no
matter how great the exaggeration.
After he had reached the ripe old :ige
of three score and ten some of the dea
cons in the church thought his peeul
iarity was too much like lying to pass
unnoticed, and it was decided, after a
great deal of consideration, that the
old irentlenian must be churched. One
evening, while he was seated in front,
of his door telling a small circle
of neighbors about the way pioneers
had to live, the gate opened and the
delegation of deacons filed in.
"Yes." the old gentleman was saying,
"we had hard times then. I lived two
years on grass ami hickory bark on
Sundays. Wo used to call Sundays
"bark days' on that account, and that's
the only way we could tell when Sun
day come, lienrs! I see twelve .hundred
great big varmints mic't around our
camp, and I killed "
"I'nele .losiali." broke in one of the
deacons, "we have come to see you
alxuit this halit of yours. You have
the unpleasant habit of forgetting the
truth when talUiinr. and we have come
to remonstrate with you."
"I know it. la-aeon." replied the old
man, as he looked around. "I know it.
and I want to tell you that I have
grieved over that failin' of mine five
hundred thousand times n day for the
past two hundred years."
(until Health
And a good appetite go hand in hand.
With the loss of apetite, the system
cannot long sustain itself. Thus the
fortifications of good health are brokt n
down and the system is liable to attacks
of disease. It is in such cases that the
medicinal owcrs of Hood's Sarsana
rilla are clearly shown. Thousands
who have taken Hood's Sursnpurilla
testify to its great merits as a purifier
of the blood, its jiowers to restore and
sharpen the appetite and promote a
healthy action of the digestive organs.
Thus it is not what we say, but what
Hood's Sarsaparilla docs, which tells
the story and constitutes the M rouge!
recommendation that can he urged for
any medicine. Why not take Hood"
Sarsaparilla now'
IT IS NOT SLANG.
The Trriu "i;rnt" ami lt Mmlrrn Ap
plication. Thf word "gent" nowadays seems to
wear its hat eoeked on one si !e of the
head and to walk with a e;iidi:Ji sv;.g
ger of vulgar s,lf-;iuportar.cv. Hut I
know a worthy old lady in the eountrv.
writes Kdward Kggleslon in t'ente.ry.
who calls her hushai.d the "obi s'.-nt."
n -ing it as a title of respeet. and uch
it was in her childhood and hng 1.
fore. In lT.'-l Kev. :sjiiiiiiel Pavies.
afterwanl president of Princeton e--l-lege.
traveling in Kigland. desi-riU-s
Kev. Ilr. Iardncr as "u little i rt old
gent." epithets t hat would not K- thit
tering to a minister t.dav. n. r even
iligniiiel for a minister to u-v. "1'ert"
lure lui.s tht sense of "lively " much
lis a Iventuckian might use "p '::rt" or
a New Knglander "jhtU." Indeed. I
.suspect that Havies gavr the word the
:i.uud of "peart." That I'avies used
"gent" as a term of resjvet is shown by
his characterization of another rev
erend doctor as "a venerable. Ir.Mul.le
ar. : r.iTectionate old pent." It will not
do. therefore, to account a word recent
lceause of its slanginess. When a
smoker professes fondness for "the
"Veed" he does not dream that he is
using an epithet applied to tobacco by
King. lames I. in lo.O. anil that nearly
two hundred years earlier th...i .lames,
in the reign 't Iv''"rrd VI.. the hop
plant just coming into Kr.gkind was
called "the wicked wee:!.'" What
plant had worn this title of contempt.
leforc the hov I do not know.
Reward. U. .
The readers of this paper will lie
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
lioen able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. . Hall's ( atarrh Cure
is the only ositive -cure now known to
the medical fraternity, ('atarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cine is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of tin: system, thereby destroying the
foundation of tho disease, and giving
the (Kitient strength by buildingup tho
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer one hundred dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address,
F. .1. CIIK.NK.Y & Co.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. Toe.
A GAMBLER S SUPERSTITION.
IIu Viewed with Horror the !'roiMl:ion
to nurn a Deck of Curtis.
They were playing a quiet rubber of
whist and bad called for a new deck of
cards. One of the players was an eld
timer, a card player of years of expe
rience, and he took up the old worn
out pack and put them on the window
sill. "Throw them, in the fire," said the
young man who was his partner.
"What!" said the elder, "throw a
pack of cards in the fire? Young man.
yon don't know what you are talking
about. I wouldn't do it for one thou
sand dollars."
"Why not?' "Superstition." was the
answer. "Iturn a pack of cards and
they will never give you another hand
and will mock you to the last. They
are bad enough at best, but you never
saw a gambler curse the cards or abuse
them, or burn them or otherwise ill
treat them. He doesn't dare to. I
knew a 'successful' card player who
did it. lie was dwelling on velvet
then. In a year he was a beggar, and
he never won a game wort h mention
ing forever after. It's a whim, but thel
gentlemen of the , cloth of green re
spect it, and they won't burn a pack of
cards."
The Pekin Gazette is Raid to be
the oldest newspaper in the world.
It has been published continuously
for 1000 years, and during that time
11)00 editors have been beheaded,
and China has had free silver all
the time.
There nre two things, says the
Portland Welcome, that no man by
inquiry can find out; one is the true
inwardness of a sausage, and the
other is the reason of a jury's verdict.
A century :i;o there was not a
mile of telegraph or telephone wire
in existence, not a foot of railway,
not a steamship.
You can't tell how a man and his
wife gets along by the way they sit
when their photographs are taken
togetjier.
Mothers, Head.
The proprietors of Santa Abie have
authorized Geo. Haskins. druggist, to
refund vour money if. after giving this
California, king of cough cures a fair
trial, as directed, it fails to irivo satis
faction for I he euro of coughs, croup,
whoonini' cough and all throat and
i
lull" troubles. When l lie disease ai-
t I... ...I ...i.l ,ucimi,s Mi,, form of (
catarrh, nothing is so effective as Cali
fornia l'at-K-f lire. These preparations
are without equals as household reme
dies. Sold at l.o a package. Three
for J..".0.
loeici me ...... - - - -
It is not generally known that ;
when a person falls -nto the water a
coiiiinon felt hat can he iiiaie use
of as a life preserver. I y phicini;
the hat upon the water, rim ilown '
with the arm arimiul it, pressing it !
slightly to the breast, it will hear a :
man up for hours.
The reason why birds do not fall j
off the perch is because tliev can-j
nut open the foot when the leg is,
bent. Ioik at a lien when walking i
atut you will see it close its toes as
it raises the fool ami open them as ,
it touches the ground.
The population of the (Jtrinati
empire is. increasing at the rati' i t
five millions a ytar.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by 1 J-v. .1. iuti
dcrtuaii. of Uiuiondale. Mich.. e are
K'nr.i:leil to make this extract: '1
have no h. sl'.a: ion in recommending
Dr. Kind's New l)is-over. as th- re
sult weii almost marvelous in the case
of my wife. While 1 was pastor of Ui
liaptisl church at K:os .lurieiion she
wa tii-ougnt down nitn ptii-uiuonia su--v-eei'.ing
hi trippc- Terrihle paroxii!s
of eimhing would last hours w ith litti.
ir.tTr.ittoti and it n-cmcd as ii she
could not survive them. A friend rec
ommended lr. King's New Iiscovcr:
il was quick in its work and highly sat
isfactory in results." Trial hultlen free
attieo. H. Haskins' drug store. Iteg
ular size ,MK- and Jl
Another shockine mnrder has been :
committetl in San Francisco. Miss El- tal incapacity and the dangerous condi
len Harrington. gsl 40. wiui the vie-j t ion of the business affairs of the dio
tim. The murderer b-at her head in ' Archbishop Hendrick s mental
with some blunt instrument and set fire infirmity displayed itself in the form of
to her room. The crime was commit- ; violent upposition to his coadjutor,
ted alxmt 1 o'clock in the afternoon. ' Archbishop Kiiin. He regarded him as
Smoke was se.'n issuing from the win- i n interlojwr and refused at times to
dow of Miss Harrington's room and the x !lt "n WiU,p xMp or 'he same
door was burst open. Lying on the r,K"!l w He is now in his Shu h
floor covered with burning clothing i yr- He has always been one of t re
was the inutilat.l corpse. A tragic in- j i roa l-st minded ecclesiaMs of the Amer
cident in conne-tion with the case is tho j I 'an hierarchy.
death of ex-State Senator Buck of So- !
lano county, the well-known orchard- 1
ist. He was an intimate friend of Miss
Harrington and was sent for by the
police, and while riding to the railroad
Station from his home in Oakland he
fell from the cart and received fatal
injuries.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The "oest salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
' sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and jnisi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
' It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded . I 'rice L'.V
per Ih'X. For sale by H. H:Lskins.
King Oscar of Sweden has subscribed
30.000 krone to the fund to assist M.
Andre's projected trip to the North
1 Pole in a balloon. M. Andre is an ex
pert aeronaut and is chief of the Swed
ish patent department. He has made
many successful air voyages. Two sci-
entists will accompany M. Andre, The
expedition will leave Spitzbergeu about
one year from the present time.
silll.ou s (TKK, the frent Coujrh and
Croup Cine, is in ureal demand. Pock
et size contains tw'etitv-live doses, only
i"ic. Children love it. Sold by Chas.
Slrano-. tlnijjist, Medford. j
An Indiana couple married last
week after n courtship of thirty j
years. What hastened the cere-,
nionv is not disclosed in our dis-1
patclii's.
Bicycles may not be ridden in
Danish cities faster tlian tfte cabs
are driven.
Ilosc-leaf j;itn is a common dish
in ILoiiiaiiia, where ruses are grown
liv tin- million.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Dieo, Cab, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
j Ketnedy is the. "first medicine I have
i ever found that would do me any jjood."'
l'rico r0 cts. Sold by Chas. Straiij',
di-uooist, Meufon..
Sonne of the largest ocean steam
ers can be converted into armed
cruisers in thirty hours.
To make cod liver oil palatable
take it in tomato catsup.
We recommend Do Wilt's Colic and
Cholera Cure because wo believe it a
safe and reliable remedy. Itsoood ef
fects are shown' nt once in' cases of!
chirrerii morbus anil similar emit
plaints. Geo. II. Haskins, druggist.
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Kim. lielHrhnlile
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: weight :il lln. $e5
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A shockini; t.utrage was jH-rpetrated
upon Joel Ham 1st. a farmer living in
Kichtield township. Henry county, ().
Numerous depredations were made on
his farms, but no one was punished.
Becoming suspicious of his forlicarance
his enemies began to associate his name
with several mysterious disapeurances
of farmers during the last year, and
band of masked men finally went to his
cottage in white cap attire. Handst was
praying when the marauders forcibly
entered. He continued in a suppliant
attitude while- bis premises were lieing
ransacked. Not timhin; their suspicions
verified by anything, the maskers delilk
eratelv cut off his riht ear and half of
the left. He made no resistance. His
wounds were dr.-s.sed by his wife, who
takes the outrage as cooliy as himself.
The sheriff is investigating the case,
but Hands! will not prosecute it.
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Will's
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lii tiiui a iH
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that e
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made or ! li.it
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after it- use.
Hask itis, il rut
money
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gist-
can priH'ure. It
natural eomiilion
sell it. ;. II.
Archbishop Kenrick of St. Louis has
teen deposed by the Vatican. His re-
j tirement is the result of a jetition to
the IVopuganda setting forth his men-
iVhen Rib.' si.-!;, we jraw her ;isiori.v
When sho was a Clukl. she cnrl for la.,ria.
When she became Miss, slip china to Casie-ria.
H'iicn she liad Children, she ave them C-u3oria.
The .-eiil-:it
feller :;: : Hatold
cao is annotiM-'d.
feller is freipii-ntly
:" Miss l-Miti, K.
Mi-1'..riui.-k . f t !,i
Miss Edith R.n-ke-sp
il;-u of as .me of
the
two wealth: st lieiie-si s in Amer
ica. Tlie other is her sister. Mi,. Ait.i
Rockefeller. It is said they will each
come into JI.-i.iMk'.OOO. The wedding
will take place in September and le
celebrated with lieeominir splendor. Mr.
McCormick is of the Chicago fatnilv
of that nam identified with the reajH'r
manufactory .
KAK1.S CI.OVKK
your blood, clear
regulate your Howe
head clear as hell.
K.iOT will purify
your complexion.
Is and make vour
2.V...".0., and $i .(Hi.
Sold bv C. Stranjr. drutririst. Medford.
Warden Chase of the Kansas peni
tentiary has been found guilty of unle
cominir conduct and has been recom
mended to Governor Morrill for dismis
sal. The charge was improper relations
with Miss Lou Williams, assistant ma
tron at the penitentiary.
Sirs. Candace Root, a widow 40 years
of age. has brought suit against W. S
Stratum, a Cripple Creek (Colo.) mill
ionaire mine owner, for $'.'00,000. for
alleged breach of promise. Mrs. Root
claims that Stratum proposed to her in
lS'.li, before his Independence mine
made him wealthy. She then kept a
boarding house.
Four Hig; Successes.
Having tho needed merit lo more
than make good all tho advertising
claimed for t-ho'i:, the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, (or
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle giiaran teed Electric Hitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, 1 hick leu's Arnica Salve, the
best in tho world, and Dr. King's New
, tt ... , r ....-I . , ,
Idle i 1 1 is, wnicu are n perieci pin. .u
these wined les are guaranteed to dp
just, what is claimed for them, and the
dealer whose name is attached here
with will be glad to tell you more of
them. Sold at Ceo. 11. Mask ins' drug
stoic.
,
hack Of
;
i.T);y ii yv'V towel on tho
tho neck for sleeplessness.
ICYOLES.
to any Bicycle Mil in the World, ji
Keu.l the following opinion of one of the most prominent Am.-ri ;
tun ileulcrs who has sold hundreds of these wheel.: Z
Richmond, Va., Oct. 2. lXU,
Inimana Hicvci.k I'..., Iiiilmnapollx, In.) : :
i.i:NTi.i-.Mi:N-Thc Wavrrlev Scorcher mI Itclleciime to hntxl ye-
tcrihiv. Wcnrc afraid von have w-nt us the hinli priced wheel hv ;
mitukc. You ciin l iiunn to tell lis llml this wheel retails for --.:
We mllstsuy tllllt it is. without exception, the prettiest wheel we;
have ever seen, iilel. nioieovcr. we have faith In it nlthoUKli it :
weighs oul 2: li.s.. for of all Vt llvi rh ys we hnvc soht tills y-ar lind r
hit mild von know that is n rleht L'oo.1 nmiiheri. we have never had ;
a siuule liaiiie nor fork hr.ikeii. either Iroiii accident or defect . and :
that is mute than we cull say of any ..tlier w heel. 'how ever liith arad.-. ;
mi nilled. lliat we H.-II. W e eitii:r:liihite uui selves every day tiiat wi- :
are the Wav. ili v gt nl. Yoiiisiiulv, Wai.ii i: C. Mkiu i a A i 'o. ;
ILLUSTRATED CATALOOL'E FREE
INDIANA BICYCLE CO.
INDIANAI'OI.IS, INI.
A gang of ruffians who were ejected
from the Missouri I'acilic yards at St.
Ivouis turned on Private Watchman Joe
Ketchum and stoned him. Ketchum,
who was badly injured on the head and
body by the flying missiles, shot into
the crowd several times, two of the
shots taking effect upon Kdward Lor-
a i Miz. a former emnlove of the road, who
was instantly killed. Ketchnm was ar
rested. yrl" -B-
uJkdjUllff-V'kt'JJJ-H H!f
LI
gj 50. FOn A CASE IT WILL NOT CUReT
An agreeable TAxativ and Kravr Tojrrc.
Sold by DTOirjrlsts or sent by mail. 23ft, 60c
aoa i-w per rocgakre. fcamptea irce.
I7A TJf The Favorite T0CT3 PtTOl
11. W fortbeTccihaad lirelii,ic.
Sold hv Strang tin- druggist. Medford.
Abiclfrie Balsam
fa-theccf-if
l old ui tiiehenu
and Sort Ej-ti it
rsi,faii.y,.:3fi
l'l;C.VT BSEAH.'
TRIAUajCURE.
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EAST AND SOUTH
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The Shasta Route
t'K TIIK
SUOTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
KXl'KKS
Soultl
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Medford
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A'sAe trains st. j. nt all stations from i ml - j
laud lo Albany inclusive Also Tiincent. ;
Shvlds. llalsev. llai ristmri; .Itin.-tion City.
Iivltiic. Kuxeuc and at all stal ions from Kose- .
Imri: l. Ashland inclusive. 1
KOSlMU Kii M All. 1 All.Y
s i. in
i ' p. in
l.v
i l.v
Portland
Kosebar
Ar
l.v
Dining Cars on Ogden Route
!m:oi I'.ulT. II Sleepers :md s,vou,l ll:iss
n-rHlni; C :rs ;(t taelu'd to all liiroull iruins
lict ween Portland and t'orvahis. i
wim1 sun- mvisiox.
I Mail minis dailv. e.t pt Sunday:
! , -10 a. in i l.v I'm! land Ar! p. in
! !J 1.'. p in I Ar l orvnUis l.v l.ui i. in
I At Albany and I'orvallis connect with trains
I oi ores;. mi I'acilic railroad.
Kxpivss Trams dai! . repl sundav:
4:1(1 p. in ! l.v IMi lland Ar ' S:J.".a. ill
".-.'. p. in Ar M.-MinnvlMc I v ."..-."Hi a. in
-Tliioin:li tickets to all points' in the
Hasteni stales. I'anatla and Kmopo eau be ot
taiiud at lowest lan-s liein W. V. l.ippineott,
Ajenl. Medlord.
R. KOKItl.l-K V.. 1. RlH'.l'KS.
M.niasi-r. Asst. U. K. J4 I" Acl
PORTLAND, OREGON.
COUIiKCTKP l:'KI!V WKUNKSPAY,
;, No. I, per bushel
When
Ollls.
HK'ts
-ui
Ilaiicy
I'orn.
4S
Ml "
Isl "
per toil, JH'..11
I0.ui; loose. S.Hl
.'.;. o.-s
!otaloes.
! nu tved
llrail and Sliorls.
baled.
liny.
Wood
Oak.
Kir.
per cord, Jv.hi
S.iVI
tier barrel. S.'-V
per sack, SiU'ts
per roll .two pounds) :m "
per liozcii, 10 "
,erll. I-" - "
per lb. OT '
,. ,. 1 1 .
.. .. 10 ..
Klour. l.nl.'salo
Klour. retail.
Hutler,
! Itacon and Ham'
; Shoulder
I Ueans
, f.ard
' Honey -
mi
uArwy'
tJVU:J
V
I
I t::5t p. ill ;
medford mm
SOCIETIES OF KEDFORD.
Knights of the Mai-csutM u. . Ti irmph T'n.
Co. ! I. meets in regular ri jew on th- 2.1 ami
Ith 'fliiirj.ilay.H ol arti month in A u. I" V.
Iliill at ::'J )i. m. Vlsiiin s:r K::!"':!- vn ljal
ly invited to attend.
V, M. SIMM..
S. S. J'KNTX. K. K.
':r.in..:j'Ur.
A.ti. I". l'.-Li.lu"' .vi. .
ami third vV"ilni..Nli!y i;:
In their hall in tin jj--:
brother ir.vit'-.i To aM.-,;.,
V. ''
.1 W. Lav.ion. i;i.,i.pi. r
ry i;--'
" in
W. H
,... t.
r A . A r' i '.,
i lourlli Frit;.
p. in., ii. .
im-el -i.(.f,rn! aji
inclitii at oYioek
Mil:
1111 I. -J"U,
IV
MllS. M. !:. Iiavis. s-
K.
ciay
f I'. Talisman lod
lenin:.' ai s p. in.
No ."'.I. meet, M m
Vi;iir.t' iiro!ii-r ui
uvs welcome.
I. M Ml I.I.KH. K.
I'.. It. IiAMOS. '. C.
ami S.
f i:
-
I. . (. K. I-o.li.'.. N.. ti. meets In 1. O. O. F.
Saturday nt at s i. m. YUftin-j.
brothers alwuy welcome.
I. A. Mkiuumas, N. G.
W. T Viiiik. K.-e. K-.-c-
I. O. o. F Rouue Kn er Knrampment. I-ooce
No. .Hi. meets in I. J. ( ). K. hall the .-cond and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at H p. m.
H. S. Webb. C. P.
Is a W.hii.f. SeritK-.' .
Olive Itehekah I.olne No. , meetx In I. O.
1j. r.nan nrst and third TuesduVH of
month. Visilinj; ist.-rs invited to attend.
eaci
I Miss Dku.a Pickei., N. G.
Mas M. lN(.i.i:iii E, fi.-c. Sec.
A. F. A: A. M.-M
fore full moon at s i
ei tir-t Friday on or be
m.. in A (. L". W. hall.
W I. Vawteb. W. it.
ITT. !it. S c.
W. V. I.M'I'iS.
;. A I! - het. r A.
ni.-.. !n W.Kiir' hail e.-r
Fridavs in each n:;:r.h aT
J.
VV. T. K imk. Aditaiii
trtiiur I.j-t No. 47.
i end und fount
::'. r:i.
' . Mii.uk. Com.
I. . H T
t A. II. !'.
-M.-ts Tji
W hall.
day I.:!.: ai i p. i
'. . Smith, C, T.
J. A. Jeituev. live. Sei
VV. c. T. I" Meets every W.-d!:eday after
noon in Halley IHarfc.
MHS. A l.l.IK VAN VNTWI I' Pros
Mrs. Hose UeC;kimjt. Sec
Vounn People's Readlr.R Circle Tuesday even
irurof each week, under the auspicvt of the
Kpwonh League.
F. A. & I. L'.-L. L. pi odj.e x0 mwts
fiery satnrday at S p. m.
J. H. Smith. Pres.
CHUKCHES OF MEDFOED.
Saint Marks Kpisropal .Sunday School mt.
at Kpisctinal Chureheverv s..r.rt',.,. .ri..
I 3 o'clock. T N. Wilson. Hector;" .S. S. Pemz"
! superintendent.
( .leoio.nst r.pi-coial t'hureh K. S. Craven
: P"'t,,r- Sl '"' every Sundav mornins and
jey.-nini: at u-ual hours tor chureii .service
, Kpvorth I.eav-ue meets nt 6:.i p. m . Sundav
Sunday seh,l at Ri a. in. Praver meet in
TUursilay eveniiikr. Pastor's residence on C
stn-et. one block south of Mm oin
!ret.yterian Churi-h Rev x c
! 'or- Pre.u hintr at 1 1 a. m. anil ; :l p. m Sun
;day M.h.H.l atlua. m. Y. P. s. C. K.. 6:15 p. m.
. Junior Knd.-avor Suciclv at .1 n. m.. Sundav
raver meetinK on Wednesday
o'cloik
eveninc al
a-iptist rhurch-W. c. Jenkins mMor. Wor
ship and preacbinir everv Sundav morninr anil
evecniir m usual hours for church services
. t -nenant meetini: on Satunlaval S o'clock pre-
rt-cd:C. ,.aro nrt Sunday. Praver meeting on
WedneMlay eenine. Haptisi vOUne Peoples
I mon meets al u' on Sundav evening. SDn.
day school at lo a. m.
, Christian church Corner of Sixth; and I
streets. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p m
Sunday M-hiwi at W a. m.:Junoir Endeavor at
1 p. m.:V. P. S. C. K. at :30 p. m. Prave-
, mwtmir every Thursdav evening. I-adies
Missionarj- Auxiliary to C. W. B. E. rirst Thurs
day .:.' '. M. eaeh mnnili i-hr-i r-i
'i- .Tls h.n,la v ? :' P m. The people welcome.
.... - i -wr. i .e
resides at the chrrch.
Methodist Kplscopol Church South Rev Jno
I I Jones, pastor. Services al 11 a. m. and 7 p.
m on the 1st. Jnd and Srd Sabbath: Sabbatt
, school at 10 a. m. and Kpworth League at 6 f
, m every Sabbath at Medford. Services on s
. Sabbath al Soda Springs at 11 . m. and Nei'
re-k !ho.l house at 3 p m. hcartv'we'.
come to a!:. '
Thos. K.
ake. Henry C Payee. Henry C
House. Receivers.
TVTORTHERN
JJ PACIFIC R. R.
u
2
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Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Elegant
Tourists
Sleeping Cars
FHEK -:- COLONIST -:- SLEEPERS.
' ST. POL
1 MlNNCPOLIS
ICULOTM
F Fargo
r;
TO
Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
helen and
Butte
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
Philadelphia
NEW YORK
BOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST AND SOUTH
A. P. CHARLTON,
Assistant Oener.il Passenger Apont.
Xv.. SV Morrison St., cor. Third.
PORTLAND. OR
Or (.'. t 15klkxaim Ticket Agent,
' Medford, Oregon.
S. T. Cass. Ticket Agent.
First Nat'l Hank, Crants Pass, Ore.,
Hum'. Lkoxako, Ticket Agent,
Ashland. Oregon
Are You Going
to Hove? . . .
It's cheaper to move
than to pay rent and
We'll Move You
Cheaper than yon can
move yourself with a
wheelbarro-w. We do
all kintU of hauling at
lowest living rates.
Bellinger & Wells, The Draymen.
In Tiinniinii Tinipm
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