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The jury in the Peninger-Elliott
stabbing case returned a verdict of
guilty aschargecf, Wednesday evening.
The charge was assault with deadly
weapon with intent to kill. District
Attorney Benson was assisted in the
prosecution by Attorney L. A. Esteb.
of this citv, and Attorneys Wtn. and
G. W. Colig appeared for the defense.
The case of State vs. J. R. Hardin
and Jorden Brown was on trial yester
day. The defendeDts are charged with
trespassing upon a mining claim.
District Attorney Benson is assisted in
the prosecution by Attorneys Ham
mood & Vawter, of Medford, and the
defense is handled by Attorney L. A.
Esteb. Court will adjourn Saturday
and Monday Judge Hanna will open
court iu Josephine county.
Burns are absolutely painless
when DeWitts's Witch Hazel Salve is
promply applied. This statement is
true. A perfect remedy for skin dis
eases, chapped hands and lios, and
never fails to cure piles. Geo. H. Has
kins, druggist.
The temperature will needs reach
a point that would bring a blush to
a North Dakota blizzard when Charlie
Wolters and Mose Alford cannot devise
something labor-saving. In other
words it is a cold day when their heads
wont couple up and devise measures as
aforesaid. Neither rebel at work, but
why work whtn 'tis not necessary?
They have recently educated Bert
Whitman's dog, "Jingo," to pack wood
for them and every morning they put
up a job on the dog and he packs wood
sufficient, a stick at a time, for the
day's use. That is a mighty smart
dog and there is a good bit of clever
ness displayed by Charlie and Mose.
The dog and his wood packing procliv
ities are a sure antidote for "that
tired feeling." t
One hundred dollars forfeit will be
paid by the proprietors of Oregon
Kidney tea for each and every case of
kidney or bladder disease which can
aot be cured by its proper use. Sold
by Chas. Strang, druggist.
The new ads this week are those of
Deuel & Stevens, who are making a
special run on gents Jurnishing goods;
the Oriental livery stable. Crane &
Childers, proprietors, which is now lo
cated very comfortably in the new
brick building on North D street;
Perry Stewart, the lumberman, is also
out with a few words regarding lumber;
G. L.. Davis, the grocer, is advertising
to give free a beautiful picture with
every $10 purchase; the Medford brew
ery and ice plant also has space in this
issue. This institution has recently
put their beer on the Medford market
and later on tcey win nave ice in
abundance.
Ladies, have you seen those elegant
hair ornaments, belt buckles, shirt-waist
sets, cuff buttons, etc., at the
Backet?
There will be a meeting of the Cra
ter Lake Mazamas Club at the city hall
this Friday evening. It is desired that
all members of the club be present.
and that each member bring one or
more friends who will join the club.
- There will be business of importance
to transact at this meeting and infor
mation to impart to the members by
the officers that will be interesting
The time is drawing close at hand
when we must figure upon entertaining
our Mazama visitors.
Oregon Kidney Tea is pleasant to
the taste and the most effective blood
purifier known. Sold by Charles
Strang, druggist.
The members of Protection Hose
companv met Tuesday evening in
the city hall and elected the following
officers: H. G. Nicholson, president;
Bert Brandenburg, vice president; U.
M. Damon, secy.; John A orris, asst.
secy., J. W. Lawton, treasurer; W. T.
Crane, foreman; Eugene Amann. 1st
asst foreman; U. M. Damon, 2nd asst.
foreman; W. J. Fradenburg. sargeant
at arms.
DeWitt's Sarsaparilla is prepared
for cleaning the blood. It builds up
and strengthens constitution impaired
by disease. Geo. id. JiasKins.
A r'hitjAnt. Rpnrtpfc is nnv ncrjirrprl
in making plans and specifications for
a library building to be built at Auburn,
New York. This is a competition Diece
ol worn ana upon 11 mere are arcmtecis
from all parts of the United States at
worn. Toe structure is mj cost o,uuu.
Tko nlana whinh Mr. Rennet is n re-
paring are Egyptian in design and
verv beautiful.
51. A. Webb has received his spring
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6tOCK OI carpets ana wan paper eacu
line is complete in all modern patterns
and the prices are all right.
D. M. French and Mart Nye have
leased the carpenter piacer mine, on
14 1 tie Appiegate, ior nve muniub.
Owing to the great volume of water
the property can only be worked during
July and August when the water is
lowest. It is a rich mine, and even
during this short time a good hit of
dust can -be taken out.
All kinds of wood for sale. Long
wood, short wood, hard wood, soft
wood and just plain wood. Bellinger
& Hill, draymen.
Jake Nowak, the skindresser, has
an ad elsewhere in this paper. The
gentleman had located permanently in
Medford and is doing a splendid busi
ness. He fir.ds ready sale for all of
bis floor mats and robes and they are
well worth the price asked for them.
Mr. Nowak is decidedly a very compe
tent workman.
You may believe it or not, but it's
the beautiful truth that the "Racket"
. has the best and cheapest hosiery in
town.
A. P. Green is soon to commence
the construction of a residence, on his
North C street property. Architect
Bennet has the plans and specifications
completed and contractors will soon be
given a chance to bid. It is to be a
five room cottage of Romanesque de
sign very pretty and convenient
throughout.
Suppose you go take a look at that
elegant line of capes, at Angle & Ply
male's, and while there ask to see
their new line of up to date cloaks.
It was a week ago last Sunday that
- Dick Bessee, driver for Williams
Brothers, liverymen, left Medford for
a month's trip into Klamath and Lake
counties. He had with him three
traveling men and their sample cases
and before returning they will make
fifteen towns and will not return before
May 1st.
It's all the same, a slight cold, con
gested lungs or severe coughs. One
Minute Cough Cure banishes them.
Geo. H. Haskins.
Dentist O. F. Demorost is the
proud parent to a bright little babv
girl which came to his homo on Friday
or last week. t. t . bos two pair in his
household now two bovs and two girls
and he is waging good money that
there isn't a royal Hush, not even in-the
Queen's palace, that can beat 'era.
By far the best assortment of car
pets ever brought to Medford, at I. A.
Webb s furniture store.
The Medford dramatic company
have fh contemplation the production
of another play now pretty soon. This
time they have chosen "He is not Such
a Fool as He Looks," a three act drama.
They are now making a cast of charac
ters and are promising us a rare
dramatical treat.
Wall paper, the prettiest and most
up to dato designs shown in the city
at Webb's furniture store
H. DeGroot and F. E. Birsre and
their families have taken up their resi
dence in the dwelling at the corner of
D and Sixth streets, formerly occupied.
by Attorney Jeffery, the latter having
moved to a residence a few blocks
further north on D street.
My summer hats are real); and
truly beautiful. Mrs. Soars, the mil
liner Racket store.
Bellinger & Hill unloaded two car
loads of salt last Friday, one each for
Cranfill & Hutchison and the Southern
Oreiron Pork Packing company. They
also loaded a carload of flour for Milkr
A. A. Davis the whole business in
one day.
-Do you want to make money? If
you do, and almost every one does, buy
your foot wear at Van Dyke fe Co's.
A dollar saved is two dollars earned."
The delegates to the grand lodge.
I. O. O. F., from Medford Lodge No.
83 are Z. Maxcy, W. F. Shawver and
I. A. Webb. The delegate from the
Rebekah lodge is Mrs. D. S. Youngs.
The grand J,odge meets at Astoria May
lUth.
Why imprison your baby's soft lit
tle feet in a stiff soled shoe when you
can get those handsome soft soles at
Van Dyke & Co's.
Born, on Thursday, April 9, lSi6,
to Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Damon, a
daughter. Charlie is away from home
but the grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. S. Damon, are looking after the
baby with greatest tenderness.
Rolled barley for sale, rolled on
"smooth rolls." Custom rolling done
on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Medford
Brewery and Ice Works.
J. L. Castle, the stockman, shipped
two car loads of cattle from Medford to
Portland Tuesday. These were from
the Pelton band in Sams Valley, and
were a fine lot of cattle, the entire lot
averaging 1300 each. "
Anti-rust tinware at Kama & Gil-
key's.
"Business is better now than ever
before. It is so good of late that I have
found it necessary to employ an assist
ant trimmer. There are now three of
us kept busy." Mrs. Sears, the milli
ner, at the Racket.
Unbleached linen embroidery at
Van Dyke & Co's.
The annual spring meeting of the
Southern Oregon Presbytery was held
at Ashland on Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week. Rev. A. S. Foster
andJ.R. Erford were in attendance
form Medford.
Have you seen those elegant de
signs in colored lace at Van Dake &
Co's.
Corson, th painter, has placed on
exhibition in Mounce & Parker's store
a very fine painting of a view on Illi
nois river, in Josephino county. The
view is 6x6 feet in size and is a beauty
to look upon.
For ladies shirt waists and chemis
ettes go to Van Dyke & Co.
Democratic primaries will bo held
in Medford on Saturday, April IS, at
2 o'clock p. m. The primaries for
both North and South Medford will bo
held jointly and at the same place and
hour.
D. Brooks is ready to sell manu
facturer's rights as well as sub-irrigating
pipe.
No change in running time of the
passenger trains on the S. P. has as
yet been made, but it is expected a
change will be made now pretty soon.
The finest wool and cottr:i blankets
ever brought to Medford from 75 cents
up, at Angle & Plymale's.
The Bates boys, toasorial artists,
have recently added a beautifully
carved and finished boot blacking
stand to their well furnished parlors.
D. Brooks, the tinner, has just re
ceived a fine line of new cook stoves,
and is selling them cheap.
Merchant F. M. Plymale is now
giving his entire attention to business,
having finished his busy work on the
grand jury. ,
The Star restaurant, together with
all fixtures, for sale. Apply to W. J.
King.
A slide at the Roberts hill, near
Roseburg, caused the southbound pas
senger to be several hours late yester
day. Oregon Kidney tea cures constipa
tion. Sold by Chas. Strang, druggist.
Mrs. Isaac Wright is still quite ill
with la grippe.
Photograph Notice.
Mackey, the photographer, will make
cabinet .photos April 23 and 24 free to
all people over 16 years of age. Ladies
and gentlemen, come one and .all who
are over 16 and bring your sweetest
smiles with you. H. C. Mackey.
May Festival.
On Friday evening, May 1, 1895, in
the opera hall, there will be given an
entertainment entitled "Crowning of
the May Queen," in which there will
be more than thirty participants. The
entertainment will be given under
the auspices of the King's Daughters,
and for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church. Further particulars will ap
pear later in programmes.
Excelsior Dye works, Medford
clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired.
Demorest, the dentist opera block,
Medford.
Among the Churches.
M. B. CHURCH.
Rev. J. A. Crutchfield will fill his
appointments at the usual hours 11
a. ro., and 7:30 p. m. Reception of
members at 11. Sunday school at 10
a. in. Epworth League at 4 p. m.
sharp; Miss Myrtle Woodford, super
intendent and president.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Special so r vices will be held in this
church commencing on Monday ovon
ing next, (April 20th), and during the
week following, at 7:30 p. m., to which
you are cordially invited. The follow
ing important subjects will bo treated
in the following order: Monday, 7.30
p. m., Christ's Prayer for Unity.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., The Use and
Abuse of the Pulpit. Wednesday, 7:30
p. m., The Roman Controversy. Thurs
day, 7:30, p. m., The Teaching Church.
Friday, 7:30, p m. Authority in Reli
gion. Saturday, 7:30, p. ro.,TheChurch
a Net. Sunday, 2tth, 11 a. m.. Con
firmation. Theso sermons are intended
to meet popular misconceptions of the
church. Holy bunt Ism will bo admin
istered at any hour during the week.
The rector will be glad to roeelve the
names of any who may desire to receive
the Aposllic ritaof confirmation, or to
converse with any one who may desire
further instructions. Members of
other religious bodies are earnestly ex
horted to assist in worship and not to
regard themselves as mere spectators
or listeners. There is but "one God
and Father of us all." Yours faithfully,
Wm. Hart.
It is Being Whispered Around
That Brooks, the tinner, is having
many inquiries for sub-irrigating pipe.
That P. J. flalley is figuring on build
ing a brick residence this summer and
is now casting about for a place to put
it.
That all the fellows who indulge in
beer beverages are saying mnny com
plimentary words for the beer made by
the Medford brewery.
That C. B. Hostel is making ready
to put up a brick block on his South D
street property along side of the Ham
lin brick that is to bo.
That spring has quite forgotten her
annual appointment for the Kogue
river valley and that the fruit blooms
are sorely in need of her ntteution.
That you candidates can place a
political announcment in The Mail, to
run until after election, with editorial
mention of your candidacy, for just an
even $.".
That H. C. Mackey got an excellent
scald on the pictures he took for the
fire boys a couple of weeks ago and
that all the boys look well and are as
tine a looking "lot of men as one could
get together.
That D. T. Lawton has one of the
finest driving teams in the city, and
that D. T. is justly proud of them -because
that they are of Aitamont stock,
own brother and sister, aged four and
five and are all round beauties and
good drivers.
That it behooves the democrats of
the county to put up men for office who
have never been mixed up with any
ring affairs if they hope for just a little
success iu the coming campaign. The
voters have not as yet forgotten that
they, as taxpayers, were compelled to
put up about &000 on that little
Bloomer escapade.
That someone has said to someone
that if Mr. Slingor would build a brick
block on the corner of Eighth and C
atrot limn nnn would runt iL and that
Mr. Slinger has said to someone that
he would build the building if someone
would rent it. It is probable there
will be time enough given us later to
make a more extended mention of the
comrnencment of construction work.
That the boys who jump up Wells,
the drayman, for a rather tame man of
business are having their little sport
all to themselves while Wells is climb
ing onto the front seat of the band
wagon and is keeping well up with the
procession. Express wacons and mail
carts have no effect upon him. He
sidetracks em all when there is a two
bit piece in sight. Nothing short of
the S. P. varnished . cars can phase
Wells.
Episcopal Entertainment.
The ladies of the Episcopal church,
oflhis city, are arranging to give an
entertainment in the Opera bouse, on
Wednesday, April 29. The ladies who
have this in charge are endeavoring to
make it one of the most artistic and
entertaining ever given in Medford,
Several new and novel features will be
introduced. The patronage of the
public is solicited. We promise you a
most enjoyable evening.
City Council Proceedings.
(Concluded from last week.)
Garl T Jones, surveying .
Hilton & Batterson. printing
Geome Justus, burying dead horse
F Amann, street commissioner
W T Crane, drlvlnc oil stock
2 00
1 50
2 .V)
35 W
SO
D Cofer, night watch and fees 36 66
E W Carder, engineer and labor on
ditch 35 50
Recorder submitted the following re
port of receipts during quarter ending
March 31:
Received from water rents. t 134 00
" " Licenses !M 40
" ' Stock sold 40
" " Fees and costs 8 00
f 173 40
Number warrants drawn 40. amounting to
5423 00.
Report of Chas. Strang, treasurer,
for quarter ending March 31, was sub
mitted as follows:
RKCK1FTS.
Jan 1. Cash on hand S 513 16
Received from taxes 422 S8
" licenses 2 00
' water tax 171 00
fines 3a M
" " books sold . M5
" ' A A Davis M waterdilch
expenses 42 97
" sale of 3tock 6 40
1427 56
DISntTRKMENTS.
To warrants and interests paid $ 311 83
interest on water bonds 71)0 00
' speoial orders (stock account) S 75
treasurer's fees
0 14
499 84
Cash on band
tl427 M
To Exchange.
Furniture and undertaking business,
in Eastern Oregon, and other property,
value at $6,000 for improved farm.
Reason for exchange, ill health, Ad
dress P. Pottertont, Fossil, Ore.
Wood of all descriptions for sale.
Bellinger & Hill.
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PURELY
PERSONAL.
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Hon. J. A. Jeffrey was. at Grants
Pass upon business this week.
Our good friend J. C. Elder is over
from Waldo for a few days' visit with
friends.
Misses Mamie Niciiolson and The
resa Hoyt were Ashland visitors
Tuesday.
J. J. Holt was in from Talent Mon
day disposing of some of his excellent
oured meats.
John H. Holland, a miner over at
Wimer, was in Medford Monday pur
chasing supplies.
Mrs. A. L. Penwell and the child
ren left Wednesday evening for Cot
tage Grove, Oregon.
J . R. Robison came over from Cen
tral Point last week for a few days'
visit with his friends.
Mesdames D. T. Sears, D. H. Mil
ler and Jas. Coeti were at Ashland
Tuesday for a brief visit.
Mrs. Geo. Frater, of Riddle, is in
Medford fo- a few weeks' visit with her
sister, Mrs. D. W. Crosby.
Alex. Orme returned to his home at
Bolt Tuesday after an eight days' ses
sion of bard work on the grand jury.
.Miss Ida Betz returned from Cen
tral Point Wednesday for a few days'
Point with Assessor Jackson s people.
Mrs. Jas. Wright, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Churchman, and family, returned
Tuesday evening to her home at Rose
burg. A. Fetsch, the tailor, was up from
Grants Pass Wednesday upon business.
During the last couple of months Mrs.
Fetsch has been very sick and at times
little hope of her recovery was enter
taiued. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stoddard, of
Lodi, California, arrived in Medford
Monday and will visit for a few weeks
with the Ta lor bovs, who are sons of
Mrs. Stoddurd.
Mrs. Clark, she who keeps the
railroad hotel at Glendale and whose
meals are lauded the world over, was
in ibis neck o' the tall timber this
week visiting friends.
D. T. Lawton was at Grants Puss
Monday upon business connected with
the Mitchell. Lewis & Staver company.
of which large implement house he is
general agent of Southern Oregon.
J. 11. Lame was in Medford Satur
day upon business. L)xn returning
he tooK with him the plans and speeia
cations, prepared by Architect liunnct.
for his now residence, to bo erected up
on bis Y lllow springs Iarm.
Mm. F. M. Wilson and children
left Wednesday evening for Aurora,
Nebraska, for a two months' visit with
relatives. During her absence her
good husband will see to it that the
good name of the Vienna bakestuffs
does not wan.
Mrs. H. J.Wilmott arrived in Med
ford last Friday, and the good hubaud
who has been here for some several
weeks doing brewing for the Medford
brewery, and bis euaiable family are
now housekeeping in the upstairs of
the Walton bouse on North D street
Henry Richardson arrived in Med
ford last week from Woodland, Calif
to remain a couple of weeks visiting
his parents, who live out east of Med'
ford. Henry left Medford about four
vars ago and has since traversed the
i entire length and breadth of the
;COMl country
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.CLARK, of Grains
Pass, weie visiting relatives in Med
ford this week. They will leave for
Stockton, Calif., today, there to remain
until fall. Mrs. Clark is Mrs. Nettle
Harris, that used to be. Their friends
here and at Grants Pass are hoping
success will bo theirs in their new
home.
Titos. Head was up from Central
Point Saturday upon business a part
of which was the renewal oi his sub
scription to The Mail. There are
quite a lively sprinkling of the silver
uollars coming our way these times
from subscribers proving conclusively
that The Mail is tilling the bill as a
general newspaper very acceptably.
Wm. Ulrich, manager of the South
ern Oregon Pork Packing company, of
this city, is down iu California this
week disposing of cured meats to the
local dealers. vVhile the pi-ices on
cured meats are not what they should
be to be nrotilable the above named
company is doing a good bitof shipping
to points oota south ana north.
Mis. E. Wescott, nee Alta Brous,
arrived in Medford Wednesday even
ing and will spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. F: M. Brous. Since
leaving Medford, nearly two years ago,
the lady has been in quite poor health,
but it is hoped and expected that an
Oregon summer will prove beneficial.
Her home is at Prairie City, Iowa,
where her husband is in the photo
graph business.
F. E. BlRGE returned Sunday from a
quite extended trip in the Illinois val
ley country. He was there looking
after mining matters. While en route
and at the mines ho took tiftv kodak
views which will make up a collection
of rare grandeur, as this particular
route is especially noted for Its grand
scenery. Mr. Birgo states that be saw
some gold nuggets while away that
were beauties and of no small value.
W. E. Jones, of Woodville, was in
Medford Monday and Tuesday having
a surgical operation performed upon
bis hand, the same being tbo amputa
tion, between tho first two joints, of
his right hand index finger. He is em
ployed in a sawmill near Woodville
and Sunday while exercising in lifting
a heavy anvil his linger caught some
how and mashed it badly hence the
amputation. Drs. Geary & Ptckol per
formed the operation.
E. C. Stanwood and family arrived
in Medford this week, with their house
hold effects, farm implements and stock,
from Dallas, Oregou, and they are now
getting settlod on the Holtz farm,
three miles east of Medford, which
place Mr. Stanwood recontly traded
for. The gentleman has sinched the
farm harness very closely about him
and proposes to till his eighty acre
farm in a manner which will return
him many coins of the realm.
Mrs. Maxwell and family left Med
ford Monday evening for Wallowa
county, this state, where they will re
side. 'It will be remembered that Mr.
Maxwell was adjudged insane some few
months ago and was taken to the asy
"RACKET"
' HAS SECURED
The agency'for Dr. Warner's
We now have in stock the following corsets and waists :
yiyTARNER'S,
All these Corsets are fitted to living
as to give ease and comfort with a graceful figure. Each corset
and wai6t above 50 cents has a card attached entitling the holder
to the book "Talks on Practical Subjects," by Marion Harland
THE "RACKET"
There is a
Well Beaten Path
It leads directly to our doors. Throngs of
buyers traverse it day after day. It shows
that we are strengthening the friendly rela
tions between our store and the public, with
out which there can be no success. We
want you to keep coming. We went you ti
tell your friends and neighbors about out
splendid stock of goods. We want yon ; o
profit by coming; you want your friends'; o
profit in like manner. We are right now
selling the BEST Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes ever brought to the Rogue
river valley. We are selling them
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SO CHEAP-
That you cannot
&
lum. Since going to the asylum his
condition as greatly improved nnd
within a very short time he will join
his family "in their eastern Oregon
home. Mrs. Maxwell and her family
are most excellent people and all tneir
Medford acquaintances wiU he pleased
to learn of the recovery of huland and
father.
I. J. Hanson, of Willow p-ings
district, was in this our cilv of hig bar
gains and lots of business Tuesday. Mr.
H. is one of the best ranchers in that
locality. He was formerly sheriff of
Day county, South Dakota, where he
served his constituents faithfully and
to their best interests. His BeM of
labor there was the old stamping
ground of one ol The Mail publishers
but our eulogy as to his faithfulness in
office does no tof necessity carry with it
tho signiGcance that be was only court
eous to us when we were behind the
iron bars because of the fact that we
were aot the desperado wbieh we are
now.
HARRY Holler returned Sunday
from a visit to his parents, on Powell
creik. His father, W. II. IJoler, and
himsolf together with an uncle, J. 5i.
Morris, have some very valuable placet
claims on that creek, and as positive
evidence of their worth Harry brought
back about $(0 in gold nuggets, taken
from his uncle's mine. The mines in
where these people are interested are
wonderous rich and if they were be
iag operated by the hydraulic process
they would rival the famous Sterlitic
mine. There is a group of eight mines
right in there that ought to be owned
by one man, or one corporation and
the whole worked with modern appli
ances. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contains Mercury,
as mreury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completly derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucus surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
S inscriptions from reputable physicians, as the
amg they do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derlvo from them. Hall's Catarrh
cure, mauufaclured by F. J. Cheney & Co., To-1
leoo, o., eontaius no mercury, and is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surface of tbo system. la buying Hall's
L'aiarrh cure be sure yu get the genuine. It is
taken internally, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by
F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold bv druggisis. price 75c. per bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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in i iron t o rnimpmcnM medfukd, and
UilniriLlj
nuiuniuuii
Arc an actual necessity in every household in.
fact you can't get along without them; But
when you invest "your money in anything in
the grocery line you should make sure that Vou
get a pure, fresh article; and that is v. . .
Just What I . ...
Have for Sle
I pride myself upon keeping the choicest line of
groceries in the valley, and my prices are all
right. I also carry glassware, crockery, notion,
confectionery, cigars and tobacco, and handle
all the leading daily papers....
WOLtTEnS.ofe
Seventh Street - MEDFORD, ORE.
Coraline boned corsets.
Medium Waist Corset, Black
Long " . "
Extremely long, G hook "
Young ladies' corset "
Linen washable sum'er white
O, so cool, ventilated " " .
Full form Health corset drab
Criterion, 50 cent "
Ladies Perfection waist,"black
Misses, 7 to 12 yrs, " drab
Child's, 4 to 7 " "
models, and so constructed
afford to trade elsewhere.
CENTRAL POINT....
A Very Pleasant Gathering.
One of the jolliest crowds that
has met on Griffin creek for some
time assembled' at the pleasant
home of Mrs. True'a on last Friday .
evening. 1 he time was passed in
various amusements and at 12
o'clock sharp an excellent supper
was served by our kind hostess,
Mr 8. True, and soon after the in
vited guests took their departure
homeward. Tweuty or more young
people were present. They were
Misses Minnie McPherson, Cora
Bashford.Eva Soliss, Dora Knowles,
Bertha McPherson, Millie Soliss,
Eva Randles.Myrlle Griffin, Messrs.
Wallace Woods, Frank Bellinger,
Orin Murphy. Roy Hawkins, C. E.
Spencer, O. M. Murphy, M. R.
Adams. Chats. Wilson, V. and C.
Hartlv, C. V. and II. X. Lofland.
Dan'l Soliss and E. Griffin.
An Observer
For Sale Cheap.
The Sutor jreca house property.
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I Mill pi I. U 111111. 1 1 1 1 11 U V-
land. Fruits, berries and all varieties
of flowers in abundance. The build
ings are substantial; the green house,
in perfect running order. No place iu
the city has been given greater care..
Will sell cheap if sale is made soon.
F. Sitter.
Advertised Letter List.
Following is a list of letters remaining un
called for iu the Medford pas lo nice on April 17,
F-ckley. Miss Myra Myers. L J
Henson, Abe Richard, E I
Harris, Martin stauee, John D 2
A charge of one cent will be made upon de
livery of each of the above letters.
Persous calling for anv of the above letters
will please say "Advertised."
M. Pen our. Postmaster
Doctor Danielson,
Office in Halley block over postofb'ce.
Chronic diseases, and diseases of
women and children a specialty.
Job printing at The Mail office.
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