NEWS OF THE WORLD.
THE GIST OF THE WEEK'S HAFHEN-
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting Item From Europe, Asia,
Africa ami North and South America,
With Particular Attention to Iinpoiw
tant Heme New.
The NewJYork detective bureau is be
ing completely reorganized.
The sealing schooners in Japanese
Waters have all made good catches this
season.
A ball was recently held at Chicago
at which the ladies appeared in bloomer
costume.
Charles Kimball, a New York oil
broker, committed suicide by turning
cn the gas in his room.
It is reported in Colon that work will
be commenced on a grand scale on the
Panama canal on Aug. 1.
The wholesale grocers of New Eng
land have refused to deal in cigarettes
manufactured by the trust.
It is reported in Washington that the
Knights of Labor will shortly declare a
boycott on national baak notes.
The fifth international convention of
the Baptist Young People's Society of
America is in session at Baltimore.
;The pacer Pat Cooney died on the
track at .Sacramento while being tried
out. The horse was too fat for fast
work. '"
v Efforts are being made at Folsom to
nforce the law which prevents the sale
of whisky within two miles of a state
prison.
35. S. Strahan, ex-judge of the su
preme court of Oregon, fell dead on the
stairway of the Abington building at
Portland recently.
Employes of the pension bureau have
been placed nader civil service regula
tions. About 500 persons are affected
by the new regulations.
The state department has received a
report from the consul at San Juan del
Norte, inclosing a copy of a decree of
the governor of the department of Zel
aya, prohibiting the landing of Chinese
on the eastern coast of Nicaragua and
providing for th deportation of those
arriving thereafter. A fine is to be
levied on violators of the decree.
Several property owners on one of the
proposed routes of the San Joaquin Val
ley railroad through Fresno are asking
from 20 to 25 times what their land is
worth. The board of supervisors is in
session as a board of equalization, ami
these land owners have been summoned
to appear before the board and show
cause why their assessments should not
be raised.
West Side saloon-keepers in New York
did a good "growler" business on the
quiet last Sunday, notwithstanding the
fact that the police kept a sharp watch.
The district is in the center of a negro
colony and watermelon rinds were used
to get beer in. A colored man, woman
or child with an innocent-looking water
melon was certainly not a suspicious
character and beer was procured by the
subterfuge in large quantities.
Great excitement was caused at Key
West, Fla., the other day by the action
of the United States revenue cutter Mc
Laneia firing on the tug George W.
Childs. The tng left port and the Span
ish consul informed the collector of cus
. toms that she was bound on a filibuster
ing expedition. The McLane took after
the tng and signaled to heave to were
hoisted. No attention was paid to the
McLane's signals and two shots and one
shell were sent close to the tug. She
then came about and was taken back to
port. Captain Swain of the Childs de
nies that he was filibustering.
Forty graduates in this country of
the great English public schools met in
Chicago recently to effect an organiza
tion among themselves. The object of
the association is to establish local
branches in New York, San Francisco
and Chicago, to own a club house in
each of these cities and to hold an an
nual dinner on the same day in each
center. To each member will lie sent a
list of all the public school boys and
university men now in the United
States, as far as can be ascertained, and
to consolidate on satisfactory basis this
great English element, which is now
scattered throughout the country, it is
proposed to enroll both resident and
non-resident members.
A syndicate of wealthy New Yorkers,
it is learned from state department
sources, has been formed and is await
ing the proper crisis in Cuban affairs to
' advance the proposition for the practi
cal purchase of Cuba. The plan is the
. same as the scheme onoe considered by
Secretary of State Hamilton Fish dur
ing. President Grant's administration.
It looks to an amicable settlement of
the Cuban question by purchasing the
independence-of the island for $100,
000,000. The good offices of the United
States will be solicited and the govern
ment, it is expected, will be asked to
guarantee the principal and interest of
the loan advanced by the syndicate.
An impression prevails in the state de
partment that the Rothschilds are back
of the scheme.
A Chicago dispatch says: The silver
leaders are not ready to form a new po
litical party. A campaign of education,
organization and crystallization seems
to be favored by the men who are at
tending the conference which is being
held rather than a launching out into
an aggressive fight by means of a new
party. There is also an idea in the sil
ver ranks that the white metalites must
wait and see what stand the old parties
will take on the question before any
real step is taken. "Patty ties are too
Strong in many states, " sfeid Congress
man Acklen of Tennessee, who is one of
the delegates, "to warrant any attempt
at forming a new party. The people
are with as, and we must wait until
their respective political parties refuse
to recognize the coinage of silver be
fore we ask them to break those ties
and cast their lots with the fortunes of
a new party." This. sentiment is re
garded as the keynote of the situation.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
TIoq Acts of Lawbreaker anil I.neae
bv Fire anil Accidents.
liiais Schmidt, a Milwaukee pugi
list, was killed in the ring ut that city
by a blow struck by Frank Klein.
At the last session of the United
States court at Fort Smith, Ark., 32
convicts were sent to the penitentiary
and six to the gallows.
Mrs. Alice Coloumbo of New Haven,
Conn., was killed by her husband be
cause she threatened to cause his arrest
for cruelty. The murderer is in jail.
An attempt to blow up William Wat
son, a miner, at Pinos Altos, N. M.,
was futile because of the fact that he
was sleeping on two heavy woolen mat
tresses. John Radaniaaher, who had been ill
treating his wife at Westphalia, Mich.,
was hanged by a crowd of well-to-do
farmers and whipped until he promised
to reform.
Alexandria Garrn.who shot and killed
Captain II. C. King at Atl -nta. Ga., be
cause of a debt due, wj s d clarel sane
by a jury summoned to pass npon his
mental condition.
Jerry Gardner, the murderer of E. 1L
Hendsch at Dos Palmes Springs, Cnl.,
near Riverside, is in jaiL Uarduer was
tracked to the mountains and arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Dickson.
Thomas Hanley, au opium fiend, as
saulted his mother and brother with a
hatchet while they were asleep in their
home at San Francisco. The mother's
skull was fractured in four places and
she will probably die. The brother will
recover.
Tom Johnson, a negro, killed Mrs. A.
D. llartfielil and her two daughters at
South Meridan, Miss., and then ran
sacked the house. The girls were killed
with a hatchet and the mother was shot
three times. Johnson will be lynched
if caught.
Lee Hoffman, the water works con
tractor of Portland, against whom seri
ous charges were pending in the federal
court, was killed by the accidental ex
plosion of a rifle which he used as a
walking staff while on an outing in the
woods.
John Luck cut his vife's throat and
then severed his own windpipe at Los
Angeles. He suspected her of infidel
ity. Both wounds were fatal. Luck
came from Nashville, Tenn., and his
Wife was from Modesto, Oil., where
her parents now reside.
Sentence of death by electrocution
has been passed upon Maria Barbieri at
New York city, who on April 'M cut tin
throat of Dominca Ottaldo, a boot Muck
with whom she hail leeii living and
who cast her off. The execution was
set for the week beginning Aur. 111.
Frank Ware, aged i.". and Mrs. HI.uk
are under arrest at Fort Worth. Tex.,
for murdering Martin Black, husband
of the woman. Black's life was insured
for $7,000 and the woman aiul Ware
were to be married as nm as he was
put out of the way. Mrs. Black has
confessed.
A pleasure party of five men. while
driving across the railroad track be
tween Williamstown. Mass., and Pew
na, Vt-. was struck by a train. Three
of the men were instantly killed, one
died shortly afterward and the other
man in the carriage escaped injury by
jumping.
The trial of Theodore Durrant for the
atrocious murders in Emmanuel church
at San Francisco is about to commence.
A jury is being drawn this week. Much
difficulty will be experienced in getting
a jury, and the defense has asked for a
change of venue. Durrant's attorneys
are confident that an acquittal will be
secured. The defense in both cases will
be an alibi.
George H. Tewes was acquitted at
Stockton of the charge of assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to murder
J. A. Kelly, a real estate man. Tewes
some months ago stepped to the front of
Kelly's office and took a shot at him.
The bullet passed only a few inches
from Kelly's head. In conrt the plea of
emotional insanity was made to save
Tewes from a term in the jienitentiary,
and there was ample evidence that he
was subject to being carried away with
the beliefs that hud taken possession of
him. Tewes is the man who returned
from Honolulu and startled his friends
by asserting that be had succeeded in
landing a cargo of arms for the support
ers of ex-Qaeen Lilinokalani.
A terrible accident, resulting in the
loss of 148 lives, occurred near tho
month of the gulf of Spezzia, Italy.
The steamers Ortigia and Maria P. ran
into each other, and the latter vessel
was so badly damaged that she sank in
a short time. The Maria P. had on
board, in addition to her crew, 173 pas
sengers bound from Naples for the river
Platte, by far the larger part of whom
were emigrants. The night was pitch
dark when the collision occurred and
the scene on board the sinking Maria P.
was heartrending. Most of the passen
gers were asleep at the time and were
awakened by the crashing of the steam
er's plates, deck beams and deck planks.
They were panic-stricken and rushed
pell-mell on deck where they ran hither
and thither, calling upon the saints to
save them.
George McFadden was shot and mw
tally wounded near East St. Louis. He
said he shot himself by accident with a
pistol, but investigation showed he was
shot with a gnn loaded with buckshot.
McFadden assisted Prentice Tiller, who
robbed the Adams Express company at
St. Louis 12 years ago of $12,000. Both
were arrested, but McFadden never re
turned his share of the plunder. After
two years in the state prison McFadden
Joined Marion Hedgepeth, train robber.
It was through McFadden'S treachery
that Hedgepeth was arrested and sent
to the penitentiary. Since McFadden's
return to St. Louis he has been allowed
to remain unmolested by the police in
consideration of pointing out notorious
crooks. In this he has been faithful
and the police say that the fatal shot
was fired by one of the crooks he had
informed upon. '.. ...-; ..... . .
New York has 9,000 saloons.
Spain has the oldest lighthouse.
Seven-eighths of blood is water.
The eyes of birds are microscopic.
This country has 45,018,917
sheep.
May is often called the virgins
month.
Artificial ice was made as long
ago as 17S;.
Austrian members of parliament
get $1 a day.
Tho Chinese encyclopedia has ",
000 volumes.
A fair illuminating oil can be
made of grapes.
There are eighteen crematories in
the United States.
Our telephone exchanges repre
sent 100,000,000.
The big Washington monument
sways with the wind.
Four Biff Successes.
Having the needed merit to mora
than make good all tho advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies havn renched a phenomenal
saio: Dr. King's New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle, guaranteed Electric Bitters,
tho great remedy for liver, stomach
and kidneys, Hucklen's Arnica Salve,
tho best in thn world, and Dr. King's
Now Life) Pills, which are a perfect
pill. All those remedies arc guaran
teed to do just what is claimed for
them, and tho dealer whoso name is
attached herewith will be glad to toll
you more of them. Sold tit Geo. 11.
llaskins' drug store.
The debts of the world are esti
mated at $1"0,000,000.
The corn-fields of America cover
more than 7-UHX),(MH acres.
The United States produce annu
ally -J.r.,000,000 tops of hay.
In l&l'i the site of the city of Bos
ton, Mass., was sold for $1"0.
The only use of a bird's tail is to
serve as a rudd :r during flight.
The wool product of the world is
2,4"i,773,OOu pounds annually.
(Jreat Britain's debts of all kinds
are estimated at $2:!.t)00,000,000.
Kaising peppermint is the leading
industry of Wayne county, X. Y.
AlMit fifty gamblers commit
suicide at Monte Carlo every year.
Ninety-seven out of every lt.H
Arctic explorers have returned alive.
1 hiring: 1 $'.."! "7,'J17 vessels enter
ed ami cleared at Canadian jtrts.
The United States exports about
?10.tH0.Ui0 of cotton goods a year.
British capitalists have $."00 fHK),
00 invested in American railways.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by llov. J.
(iuiulerman. of Dimondale, Mich., we
are permitted to make this extract: "1
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. King's New Discovery, as th re
sults wore almost marvelous in the
case of my wife. While 1 wai pastor
of the Baptist church at Rives Junc
tion she was brought down with pneu
monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption, and it
seemed in if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr.
King's New Discovery; It was quick in
its work and highly satisfactory in re
sults." Trial bottles free at Geo. H.
llaskins' drug store. Regular size 50c
nndtl.UO.
The total manufactures of the
United States exceed $0,000,000,
000. The United States used about '22,
000,000 in gold in the arts alone in
1SIU.
There are 23,000 species of fishes,
one-tenth of which inhabit fresh
water.
There are 5-15,000 articles on
which there are patents in this
country.
Ten per cent of the inhabited
houses of England and Wales are in
London.
Buffalo is the only city in the
United States that has furnished
two presidents.
A Washington woman supports
herself by shopping for other women
on commission.
John Bull benefited his diges
tive organs by eating 3,000,000,000
oysters last year.
The population of tho United
States doubles in a period of about
thirty-four years.
The art of dressmaking, as dis
tinct from tailoring, originated in
the present century.
Silver was full legal tender until
lSlti in England, when the gold
standard was adopted.
miiloh s cure, the great Cough and
Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pock
et size contains twenty-five doses, only
25c. Children love it. Sold by Chas.
Strang, druggist, Medford.
A drunken Chicago man cut his
wife's throat and his own after
wards instead of first, as he should
have done.
A cousin of Hoke Smith claims a
fee of S'24,000 for engineering an
Indian deal through the interior
department.
According to the New York
Herald the three industrial kings
in the United States are John Rock
efeller, Andrew Carnegie and Henry
G. Havemeyer. They manipulate
respectively the oil, iron and sugar
industries of the world.
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Are
Highest
of all
High
Grades
Warranted Superior to any Bicycle built in the win-in, I
j .... Regardless of Price....
rllluh Frame, Wood
Kim, Itctnchablu
Tire. Scorcher.
: weight SI lbs. Sep
Steel Kilns, Wavcrlt-y
: Clincher Tire.
wrlKllt -1 lhs. JB5
Kegiiinr frame, same
5 wcuthta $88
: Ladies' Prop I-'ranie
same wclulit ami
: tire $76
; lKlies' Iiinuiond wo'd
: Kims wcieht '3)
: lb STB
1 Deuel & Stevens, Agt's
MEDFORD, OREGON S INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
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Tim Suioiim county RTitrw crop is not
j ti to the average this year.
I Ironworker in Eastern Ohio have
j been rantivl an increase of 1(1 tier cent
I in wa's.
! Charles Kimball. New York oil
! broker, coniinitled suiciile by turning
i on the as in his room.
I Forest fires are still raffing renrTrav-
I ersp City. Mich. The losses from this
; source will aprt'catf '.'.iii.'NiO.
' The Atlantic ami Pacific bondholders
! (Mill intie to take detsieits of 4 jer cent
I otitis in New York uuder a penalty of
f.'iti a bond.
There is jcreat excitement auiouj; the
, Creek Indiana in Indian territory owinjf
! to an insurrection against Chief Bullet's
i authority. It is feared hostilities will
! follow.
How's This!
We offer tini" hundred dollars reward
for any cae of catarrh that cannot !
cured hv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
'. .1. CllK.NKY .V CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known !.
.1. Cheney for the past l"i years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorab!- in all
business transnetit n- ami financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WkT c TKIWX. Wholesale Drujjsisls,
Toledo. I).
W.t.tIN;, KlNNAN - M.vitvix, Whole
sale Driijrcists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the svstem.
j Testimonials sent free. Price 7.V- per
bottle, hold py all ilrujrjrtsts.
"The Maid of Erin" ia the title of a
comic opera being written br Stanislaus
Ptanpe and Julian Edwards for W. A.
Krady.
Jes-iie West, formerly with "Shaft
No. 10." ws especially enifaiietl for
the i;;.ubrette part iu "Au American ;
Hero. " i
When Will:.-.! j Gillette's new play. ;
"Secret Service." is produced iu Lrni- :
don next winter, it will have a cast of
American actors.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salvo.
The "nest salve in the world for cuts i
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever j
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and osi- i
tively cures piles, or no pay rotuired. I
It is euaratileed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded . Price 2.V'
per box. For sale by .;. H. llaskins. j
Forbes Robertson commences his sea- j
ou at the Lyceum theater. Loudon, !
Sept. H, with "Romeo and Juliet." j
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will bo the Ju- I
liet
William F. Owen, who has retired
from Angustin Daly's company, will be
a member of Jnlia Marlow-Tabr's
oompany next season. He will play
Falataif in-the production of "Henry
rv.M
When Baby was rick, we gn her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastorU.
When she became Miss, she clung to Caxtoris,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
It ia rumored that Maud Adams ia to
marry Richard Harding Daria.
John Drew is booked for the Vaude
ville theater, London, for May 13, 1696,
in "A Love Knot."
The furniture of Mrs. Kate Chase,
daughter of the late Chief Justice Chase
and former wife of the late Senator
Sprague of Rhode Island, has been at
tached for debt and Is about to be sold
at auction in Washington.
We recommend De Witt's Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe it a
safe and reliable remedy. Its good ef
fects are shown at once in cases of
cholera morbus and similar com
plaints. Geo. II. llaskins, druggist .
The Bannock Indians, south of
the Yellowstone park, are on the
war path and a number of white
men have been killed.
Persons who are subject to diar
rhiva will find a speedy cure in Do
Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure. Uso
no other. It is the best that can be
made or that money can procure. It
leaves the system in natural condition
after its use. We sell it. Geo. II.
llaskins, drupgist.
ICYCLES.
Kciitl the fnllc.wini! opinion ot one of 1 lie mcRl prcininent Amcrl ;
can (U'uUth who huh .-old hundreds olllii(,e wheel: :
KiciimoKD, Va., Oct. 'J, 1MM,
Indiana Hicvci.k Co.. IixliiinnpollH. Ind.: :
tjKNTi.KMKS The Wnvcrley Scorcher mid Hcllecnme to hnnd yes-;
terilnv. We arc afraid you haw sent u the high priced wheel by z
mistake. You can't mean to tell im that thin wheel rclnilH fur J-V? ;
We nmxtsiiy that it Is, without exception, the prettiest wliwl we r
have ever Keen, and, moreover, wo have faith In It. although it
welRhs only iMllw.. for of all Wnverleyn wo have sold thin yrar and :
lant land viiti know that is a rlhl nood number!, we have never had ;
a single frame nor fork broken, ollher from acoident or defect, aud :
that is more than we can say of any other wheel, however hleh grade. 5
so called, that we M'll. We congratulate omsclves every day that we z
are the Wavcrlcy Agents. Yours truly, Waltkii C. Mekckr & Co. ;
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE
INDIANA BICYCLE CO. f
Fierce forest tires are raping at Tele
praph bay, four miles from Victoria, B.
C. , and the destruction of the powder
works is threatened. In the magazine
is storetl so.ooo pounds of nitro glycer
ine ami the trrave.-t fears are enter
tained that the lire will reach it. Local
firemen fought the flames for a whole
nifjht and were relieved by the em
ployes of the powder works. Later the
tireiueti again went to work. The maga
zine is a wooden building ami it is
feared one of the showers of sparlu may
set fire to it. It is lieing guarded con
stantly. The probability is that au at
tempt will lie made to remove the pow
der on liarges.
Captain Sweenev. t". S. A -San
Dire;;;. Cal.. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Kemedy is the lirst medicine I have
lever found thai would do me any ;;ood.""
Price -Vl t-ts. Sold by Chas. Slran?,
d.-uist. Metifort'..
"The unite U:;t." the new melo
drama by R. N. Stephens, will hav its
1 first production in August, at tiuj Na
j tional theater, iu Philadelphia,
. The prt-igramniiK of several t f t he Lon
I don theaters contain -tiers positively
: prohibiting the wearing of hat.-by worn -t
en ocenpyiujt the high priced seats.
i Annie Ward TiiT.aiy. who has been
i starring in "Lutiv Lla-. vry," grs with
I the "A Fatted Calf" c :r.:;:.:;y uext sea
' fou tti play the part t f Mrs. McOian.
! KAKI.'s CLOVKR WOT will purify
, vour blood, clear your complexion,
j reffuln'e your IJowels and make your
i head clear as bell. iV., .VI., and il .0(1.
i Sold bv C. Stranjj. drujrpisU Medford.
! - - --
. Judge (.'lark of Dallas lias given an
; opinion that there is no law iu lex as to
j prevent the Corbett-Fitzsiminous fight,
; Kitisiinnions has leeu aitiuitted of the
charge of mauslaugliter at !yracuse, 3.
' Y. The charge grew from the death of
1 Con Riordan. who was the sparring
! partner tf the AttstrHlian and who died
exhibition bout at Syracuse.
Root"
,Vjro' -ts-
ro a case it will not cure. If
An agreeable laxatlT and Ktrtb Toxra
Sold by Dru frfrfstg orecntbyniaiL Wc
and $0.00 per package. Samples free.
fTO TIf The Favorite TMTH POTOI
liw for tbo Teeth aoUUreUi,2Sc,
Sold by Strang the drufpist. Medford.
EAST AND SOUTH
BY THE
The Shasta Route
OK THE
SUOTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
EXPRESS TltAlXS LEAVE POKTI.AXD
DAILY.
South J North
Wl. nill.v. Portland Ar. I S:10a. m
IKS pm i,v. Mod lord l.v j 5Vp. m
12: lam J Ar. San FranclstM l.v. 6.00 p. ni
Above trains stop at East Portland. Oregon
City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marion, Jef
ferson. Albany, Albany Junction. Tangent,
Shetlds. llalsey, Harrisbtiis. Junction City, lr
vIiir, Kuiiene, Creswell. Urains and at all sta
tions from Koseburj; to Ashland inclusive.
KOSKHUKU MAIL DAILY.
SO a. in Lv
VjO p. lit j l.v
l'ort'.antt
Rosebnrj
Ar I 4:10 p. in
Lv j SHA) a. in
SALKM P.VSSKXCKU-DAILY.
40 p. ill l.v
c; 15 p. in. Ar
I 'on hi nil
Salem
Ar I 10:15a. ni.
l.v j S:IXI a. m.
Dining Cars on Ogden Route.
Pullman HiiflVU Sleepers and Second Class
SleepInK Cars at (ached to all tluoujjh trains
Between Portland and Corvallis.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Mail trains dtillv, except Sunday:
:S0h. in I Lv Portland Ar I b-A0 p. m
12:16 p hi I Ar Corvallis l.v 1S.HI p. m
At Albany ami Corvallis connect with trains
of oregon Pacific rallroml.
Express Trains dall v, except Sunday:
: p. iu I bv Porllantl Ar J S:25a. m
7:25 p. in I Ar McMiuuville Lv o:50 a. ni
-ThroiiKh ticket to all point in the
RaNtcrn states, Canada and F.urope can be ob
tainrd at lowest ratcM from W. V. Lippincott,
Aeent, Medford.
K. KOKHI.UR, K.P.ROGERS,
Manager. AsvL . F. & P Aft
PORTLAND, OREGON.
as
SOCIETIES OF MEDFORD.
KnightH of th MnccanepH. Triumph Tent
No. M, mecth In regular review on the-.' 1 a'nl
4th Thursdays of each mouth in A.M. 17. W
Hall at 7:30 p. m. Vfxllfng Sir Knivht cordiir
ly Invited to attend.
Wm. Sm 4 )S.C m n :i U-r
S. 8. Pestz. R. K.
A.O. U. W. Lodge :.. m "Mm en-ry tlr
and third Wednexday in the nioi:tn at h p. n.
In their hull in the opera hinels. ViMtii.x
brothers invited to attend.
-K W. CAiuiKit. M
J. W. Lawton, liecorder.
W. K. C. Chester A. Artuur Corp No. -Ji
meets second and fourih Friday of each
month at o'clock p. m.. in Woolf's hail.
Mns. Saiiah I. svt iid.H i'r;-s
MllS. ,M. K. 1avis. Sec.
K. of P. Talisman lodge No. 31, meets M m
day evening at p. m. Visiting brother al
ways welcome. i. luunv c V
1. M . Mct.i.Kli, K. of It. and S.
1. O. O. V. Ixslge No. Ki. meets in . o. O. V.
hall every Saturday al al s p. m. Visiting
brothers always welcome.
.... maxev, n. a.
A.S. Huton. Kec. Sec
I. O. O. K. Kogue Kiver Kncampmetit. Lodge
No. 30, meets In I. O. O. V. hall the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at H p. m.
11. ". Webb, c. P.
Isaac W not. r. Scribe.-
Olive Kcbekah Lodge No. SK, meets In I. O.
O. r.hall first and third Tuesdays of eaca
month. Visiting sisters invited to attend.
Ms MvHTt.E WiK iiromi, N. G.
Mow Mamie Nic holson, Kec. Sec.
A. F. i A. M. Meets flrst Friday on or le
tore full moon at 8 p. m.. in A. O. U. W. ball.
, W. I. Vmteii, W. M.
W. V . Lippiscott, Kec. Sec
tJ. A. It. Chester A. Arthur Host N. 47
nicets In Woolf's hall every second auJ fourth
r rltlays in each month at T :: p. tn.
xr -w .j.- J' w- Mii.LEH. Com.
w.T. Kame. Adjutant.
, , , O. O. Smith. C. T.
J. A. JKKPKET. Rec. Sec.
W. C. T. L'. Meets every Wedue.-UaT atle"
noon in the Halley lilack.
Mas. Aiiwk Van-Axni'FP, Pres
Mrs. Hose Le(;hoot. Sec.
Younu People's Heading Circle Tuesday even
in- ut each week, under the au-pices of tfcc
Kpworth League.
r. A. & I. L.-L. L. Poik Iodt-e So. o. meets
nery satnrday at S p. m.
J. II. Smith, Pres.
CHTJKCHJES OF MEDFOHD.
Saint Marks Kpiscopal Sundav School meet
at Kpiscopal Church even- Snnd'av afternoon a".
3 o clock. T. .V Wilson. Hector; S. S. Penlz
Superintendent.
Methodist Kpiscopal Church-E. S. Craven
pastor. Services every Sunday morning and
evenum al usual hours for church scrvice
Kpwonh League meets al :3u p. m . Sundav'
s-untlay school al IU a. m. Prayer meeUn,!
Thursday evening. Pastor's residence ou 0
o.ir,. uUr uiuck souin ot mail office.
I Presbyterian Church Rev. A. S. Foster pa--I
tor. Prcachinr al 1 1 a. m. and : -.m p. m Sun
! day school at iu a. m. Y. P. s. C. K . 6:15 p. m.
Junior Kndeavor sstciety at 3 p. m.. Sundav
, I raver meeting on Wednesdav cvenine al'T
O ClOCK
j "apt'st chnrch-W.c. Jenkins pastor. Wor
j ship antl preacntne evrrv Sunday morn in p and
evenitiir at usual htsjrs for church service
1 1 oven ant meetiop on Saiurdavat S o'clock prv
t .-eduia each l:rs( Sunday. Prayer meettnif on
".-.inestlay rirninj. Haptisi YounR Petinle
, l nion meet-at 6 on sundav evening. Sui.
day school at lu a. m.
Oin-tian church Corner of Sutn and I
streets. Preachlnt! al 11 a. m. and 7pm
.-.unday school al h) a. m.; Junoir Endeavor al
i p. m.:Y. P. s. C. E. at 6:3u p. m. Prayer
meetiDB rvery Thursday evening. Ladies
j Missionary Auxiliary to C. W. B. E. first Thurs
day 7M V. M. each month. Choral Union
' tV.''2.,'Jld"v ,7:aP-"s. The people welcome.
I Ktsher pastor. Resides at the conch.
I Methodist EpiscopalChurrh Sooth Kev.Jno.,
; L. Jones, pastor. Services al 11 a. m. and " p.
I , i i " -ro iMiooaui ; sjabbah
w. io iu. cpwoxu. Lgesit MXi n
m. e-ery sabbaih al Medford. Service-on 4th
Sabbath al Soda Spnnnal II a. m. and Neji
t reek school house al S p. m. A Oeartv wel
come to all. ...
Thos. F. Oakes. Henry C I"avne. Benry C
House. Receivers
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Or C. C. Belknapp, Ticket Agent,
Med Cord, Oregon,
S. F. Casss. Ticket Agent.
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CORRECTKD KVERY WEDNESDAY.
Wheat, No. 1,
Oats,
Barley
Corn,
per bushel, foots
.. w ..
.. .. 4S .'
NO "
Potatoes,
MEDFORD
MARKETS
Mill Feed, Bran and Shorts. perton, 16.0l
Uav, baled, H0.00; loose. S.U0
Wood I Ook' per cord, S.50
Flour, wholesale, per barrel,' S.90 .
Flour, retail, per sack, 80 ots
Butter, per roll (two jKiunds) SO "
Kt;ps, per doxen, 10 " .
Bacon and Ham per id. isi
Shoulder , per lb, 07
Beanst " " 2
Lard " " 10
tinner '.la,