The Medford mail., June 26, 1896, Page 5, Image 5

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.NEW5 pF XHE piTY?
T. E. Fallonv.the horse trainer,
formerly of Wisconsin, is making quite
a reputation for himself in handling:
horses. at the Central -Point driving
park. He is handling Hon. J. W. Mer
ritt'8 "Jack the Ripper" and J. E. Hill's
Tekip. -,Both are trotters but MciFal
Ion i changing their gaits to pacing.
Jack the Ripper is the acknowledged
fastest horse in Southern - Oregon, but
in a race he goes "to pieces" and the
best drivers are unable to "level'' him
down to business. 'Since putting on
The ' pacing;- hobbles he; js getting
squarely down to good work and it is
expected he wiH- develop; a -speed of
2:18, or better. - .Tokio is .being simi
larily. treated and. is showing-, a speed
of a half in 1:18; a' quarter in 37, and
an eighth in 17--the latter being a 2:16
gait. Those horsemen -who know a
good driver whea they see one are saying-
many complimentary words for
Mr.' Fallon and' his work. ' . .
Watch out when you buy' your
millinery. . If there's anything in . this
world outside of a disagreeable mother-in-law,
-it is an ''unbecoming that.
Min are. alwaya becoming. Mrs, L.
J. Sears. I wouldn't sell' you doe that
. wasn't. : -
One of Levi Moris' sons, of Talent,
met with a very serious accident
Wednesday and one which came very
near causing him his life.- He had
hitched a horse up to a hay rake, and
had left him alone for a few .minutes
until he could eo into the house.
The horse became frightened and
started to run and the young man ran
and caught hold of the lines and be
came tangled up in them in such a way
that he could not extricate himself. He
was dragged over a hundred yards be
fore the horse was stopped and when
picked up he was unconscious. . Dr.
Pickel was telephoned for and imme
. diately responded, but at last accounts
he was still unconscious, resulting from
a concussion .of , the ;. brain. -.Besides
this he was seriously bruised
about the body and some serious
doubts were entertained as to his re
covery.
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
not be cured by its proper use. Sold
by Chas. Strang, druggist.
The citizens of Eagle Point and
surrounding country have decided to
celebrate tbe coming Fourth of July in
a manner befitting the glorious occa
sion. Hon. J. B. Eddy, of Portland,
has consented to deliver the oration
and the best of music will be furnished.
A long list of sports of various kinds
has been provided for, meluding- horse
and bicycle racing and some entirely
new ' features are . promised.- - There
will be a basket dinner and the - day's
exercises will end with a grand ball at
Pool's opera house in tbe evening.
The music will be furnished by tbe
Woodruff sisters' celebrated string
band. The parties in charge of the
- celebration are putting forth their best
efforts to make tbe affair a bis success.
and a grand time is promised for all
who are present.
Don't fool away your money buying
worthless remedies, whioh are war
ranted to cure every disease. Re
member that De Witt's Sarsaparilla
is a blood punner and a lood maker
Geo. H. Haskins, druggist.
E. L. Hays, he who lives over on
j Antelope creek, and who arrived in
this county about a year ago from In
dian territory, has opened an in
dustry in our valley, which has
not heretofore- been especially con
ducive to success because that
it has not been pushed .to any
great extent The industry is noth
ing more nor less than the manu
facture of cheese. Mr. Hays was in
Med ford last week with a good bit of
his product which was placed on the
market. The cheese is a first-class
article but it could be aught less
inasmuch as Mr. Hays haa had years
of experience in the business. He is
only milking a few cows this season,
but next year ne win aaa to tne nam
ber and do a more extensive business.
Persons having cougbing spell
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in tne tnroat, may overcome
it at once by a dose of One Minute
Cough Cure. Ueo. a . Haskins. : . .
Reports of a terrible accident near
tunnel six reached here by wire Wed
nesday evening. - The aceident was- to
a man named Benson and was while
firing a salute to tbe "flyer" with giant
powder, isotn nis arms were Diown
off and one eye blown out. His body
- was horribly mutilated by the explo
sion, but strange to say, be survived
the shock and has chances of recovery.
He was working in one of Capt. Nash's
mines near tbe place mentioned and as
sear as can be learned, tbe superinten
dent had been visiting at the mine and
was leaving on tbe flyer, wben the
hoys concluded to extend to him their
respects by saluting tbe train, with
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xne results aoove meauouea. - -
Do you lack faith and love health.?
Let us establish your faith and restore
four health with De Witt's Sareapar-
ilia. ueo. iu iiasKine, Druggist. --
One week from next Monday the
Kail regime in Jackson county affairs
shall have shuffled itself in the distant
back-grounds and Captain W. S.
Crowell will 'buckle on .the harness
worn so long by Mr.' Neil, but we are
waging good money that he will
touch other than the high places in
the management of county matters.
Crowell and Bradsbaw, with Martin
Perry as an able third, will make a
team that will always be looking out
for the best interests of the county.
All are honest, conservative men, and
men who will have neither favored lo
calities nor favored mento no locality
will there be given anything that it is
not justly entitled to. . j -
One swallow does not make spring,
but ones s wallow of One Minute Cough
cure brings relief. Ceo. H. Haskins,
druggist., -.. -
Lawson Bradley, older son of Mrs.
J. Bradley, was taken ill Tuesday
evening of- this week bat was notsup
: posed to be serious. On -Thursday,
however.he became much worse and on
examination it was found that he was
suffering form appendicitis ' in a very
bad form. Dr. Geary, who is visiting
K.of P- lodges in different parte of
Oregon was immediately telegraphed
Iop to meet Mrs. Bradley and Lawson
t Portland, for which . place . :hey
started on Thursday evening where
Lawson will be taken to the Good -Samaritan
hospital lor 'treatment.'" His
many friends will regret to learn or
his Illness and will hope for hit early
recovery. . " ' t " ' ' . I
Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by spplying De Witt's
Witch Hazel salve. Geo. H. Haskins.
E. Robinxn.vihe pioneer peddler.
came over ,roni v Klamath .county (his
week after a load of supplies. He re
porta that Col. Lane, the U. 8. In
spector, is over at the reservation and
has issued orders putting a quietus on
peddling among tne Indians and nas
issued - ether, minor orders which will
have, the effect of changing other old
time customs and which will work a
hardship on. those, -who have made a
business of trading and doing business
with the Indians. According to re
ports all is not serenity among the offi
cials at tbe Agency and reservation
and that a change in the management
is looked for in the near future.
Call upon Henry .Webber,- practi
cal house; sign -and carriage painter
and paper hanger, for. good, work two
doors south.of Western hotel., A
The .lawn . social given .by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church, at the residence of G. H. . Has
kins, Tuesday evening, was a complete
success. Quite a large number of
people congregated on the lawn to en
joy the pleasant moon light evening
among tne rose gardens ana to par
take of the excellent ice cream and
strawberries. Tbe net proceeds for
the' society were' eleven dollars. The
society is. doing a splendid work and
laeir eateruunmeuu) nre wwajn
liberally patronized by our people.
Not alone is this true of the Presby
terian church society but as well of
others.
I am now prepared to do all kinds
of gun and bicycle repairing at tbe low
est possible price. Chas. Perdue.
As the time for the bicycle picnic
approaches the interest seems to grow
and it now begins to look . like it will
be-an affair of no small magnitude. Ar
rangements have been made to carry
the lunch baskets of bicyclists free
from tbe different towns in the valley,
and everything possible is being done
for the oocommodation of the visitors.
Lunch baskets left at the following
places will be cared for and delivered
at the grounds on Rogue river: Ash
land, at H. L. Myers' store; Jackson
ville, at Orth's butcher shop; Medford,
at D. I. Waldroop's candy store. Re
member the date, Sunday next. June
28th
Good wood, Wells .t Shearer wo
have it in all lengths and quality ex
cept poor quality, which kind we don't
keep.
The round trip excursion tickets
to Yaquina bay, from Medford, instead
of being $9.25 will be $13.25. The
table as first given .out was iucorrect
according to later railroad advices and
the four dollars extra has been added.
This is to be regreted as several of
our citizens, were preparing to tsike
advantage of the first rate given out
but will not pay the increase. Merchant
W. B. Stevens has written to Albany
to ascertain if the fare from Albany
to the bay cannot be reduced enough
to elimenate part of the extra charges
made by the S. P. company and has
hopes that it will.
Garden hose and wire screens of
all kinds at Karae fc Gilkcy's hard
ware store.
The central committee of the
people's party met io Medford June
1.1th, to devise ways and means to set
tle the affairs and campaigning ex
penses of tbe recent election. Con
siderable business was transacted. A
contribution . was : taken up for the
purpose of enabling them to distribute
reform literature through the country.
A resolution introduced by J. A. Wil
cox, of Phoenix, to instruct the com
mittee to take the necessary steps to
insure the thorough organization of
the party for the fall campaign was
adopted.
De too rest, the dentist opera block,
Medford.
The S. P. railroad officials have
issued circulars stating that reduced
fares will not be given for any distance
over three hundred miles. The round
trip fares for from one to one hundred
and twenty-five miles will be one and
-one-third, from 125 to 200 miles, one and
one-fifth, and from 200 to 300 miles one
fare. The reason for their refusal to
grant reductions of fares for a distance
over three hundred miles is not under
stood, and au effort to have them re
consider their determination is being
made with some hope of success.
Oregon Kidney tea relieves nervous
ness. Sold by Chas. Strang, druggist.
G. L. Webb, the racqueter, has
prepared several "dou'ts" for bis ad
this week and especially appropriate
for tbe season. Deuel & Stevens havo
an ad "for men only." They are talk
ing of men's summer underwear. J.
G. Van Dyke & Co.. have something of
interest to say regarding the "Glorious
Fourth" and their line of shoes. In
Merley's Fair ad will be found the
leading "Punch and Judy" which
conveys the idea that the clerks are
kept busy and new goods just com
mencing to arrive.
Excelsior Dye works, Medford
-clothes cleaned, dyed -and repaired.
G. W. Priddy will open his kiln
of :' pressed brick this week. These
brick are made especially for store
fronts and window arches in fact, all
nicebrlek work.' They are made of
the same material as the other?, but
are smooth and square. The cost is a
trifle more than ordinary oricK out
when it is figured .that only tbe out
side . tier is required in a wall the
extra cost don't count up very high.
Wood of all descriptions for sale.
Bellinger & Hill. .
G. B. Johnson this week received
bis new thirteen horse power thresh
ing engine and separator and is at work
setting it up preparatory to a big sum
mer's run. He reports that he has
work promised that will keep him busy
nntil late in the fall, notwithstanding
tbe fact that there are six more steam
and about four horse power threshers
besides his in the county,
r Anti-rust tinware at Kame & Gil
key's. '
George Gove, he who has been
draughtsman In Architect Bennet's
office in this city for t-everal months
past, ham accepted a like position with
R. W. Gray, the Prospect saw mill
man, George is not only a splendid
and very accurate workman.but as well
a cracking' clever lad and there is.
nothing in his composite that is sot
the true gentleman. ' . '
Mounce & Parker have , a large
stock of Fourth of July goods at the
lowest prices. Call and see them.
H.;L. Raine has been appointed
agent in Medford for that ever and
always popular transcontinental rail
roadthe Northern Pacific. Be is also
papa 'to a new , nine pound girl baby
which came to bis home on Wednesday
evening of'this week. All ioeil -Mr-Raine
feels himself "considerable peo
ple" and be has a right to bo thus
elated, ... - .... ..... , .
De Witt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the
blood, -increases tbe appetite and tones
up the system.. It has benefitted many
people who have suffered from' blood
disorders. It will help you. Geo. H.
Haskins, druggist. ..?, .",
Rev. Edw. Davi?,' the' eloquent
young leeturer of Oakland, Calif.,
will give his popular lecture, "The
Science of Art" at the opera, house la
Medford on the evening of July 2d.
Rev.- Davis is on his way to fill engage
ment at the Oregon City cbautauoua,
as lecturer on "Pat'lotic Day." Don't
fail to hear him. - Look out for posters.
Oregon Kidney Tea is pleasant to
tbe taste and the moot effective blood
purifier .known. Sold .by - Charles,
btrang, druggist. -, ,;.
--The Turf. Exchange saloon is one
of the several very, pleasant resorts in
Heaiord and its genial proprietor.
Court Hall, together with his very
pleasant caterer, H. B. Wolters,' put j
forth every effort to make their cub-:
tomere' visits pleasant ones. For pure '
wines and liquors and choice cigars
the Turf Exchange U all right.
All kinds of wood for sale. Long
wood, short wood, hard wood, soft
wood -and just plain wood. Belliogor
& Hill, draymen.
County Clerk elect Geo. A. Jack
on has engaged the services of Attor
ney W. H. Parker to assist him in bie
duties as county clerk for a few months.
Mr. Parker held tbe ofneo of county
clerk in this county for several years
and knows every detail of. the work 'n
that office, which renders'blm particu
larly fitted for the position.
G. L. Davis is closing out his en
tire stock of boys' suits below cost.
Now is your chance for bargains.
At the residence of Mrs. E. A.
Martin, in this city, was given a fine
birthday dinner last Sunday, in honor
of Delia Surran, who turned another
mile post in life's journey on that day.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Surran, Leo and Roy Surran and J. E.
Martin. Mrs. Surran is a sisler of
Mrs. Martin.
Ivolled barley for sale, roiled on
'Smooth rolls." Custom rollinc done
on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Medford
Brewery and ice orks.
The little fourteen month's old
baby of Henry Griffin died last Thurs
day of whooping cough and was burled
in the Jacksonville cemetery on Fri
day. The funeral services were con
ducted by Rev. J. Merley, of this city.
ine parents nave tbe svmpatbv of a
bast of frieods in their hours of
sorrow.
Why smoke a dried up cigar when
you can get a fresh one, at the Cigar
factory.
Last week in our write-up of South
west Medford we christened that pari
of the city "Oakland" which was not
as tbe good people out that way had
intended it should be. "Oakdale" is
tbe correct and very appropriate name
and Henceforth that neighborhood
shall be known as "Oakdale" in these
columns. .
Such pretty hats! You wont find
a larger variety in tbe citv, or at
lower prices, than at Mrs. L. J. Sear'
millinery store.
Since May 15. 1890, The Mail has
taken 155 new subscribers 141 of these
are residents of Jackson county. There
are very few homes in the county to
wnicti ike mail is not now a weekly
visitor. Merchants in selecting a me
dium io which to advertiso their goods
should not lose sight of the above
FACT.
Watches cleaned and warranted for
one year for $1 Pritcbard, the jeweler,
T. K. Roberts, formelv editor of
the Gold Hill Miner, and Miss Mvra
Bedford, of Evans creek, were married
at the bride's home last Thursday, by
Rev. Joel Milton. The happy couple
mm Duua niter tur ouuvui crevi tpringn,
Calif- to spend their honeymoon.
1HE HAIL exteuds congratulations,
Oregon Kidney tea cures constipa
tion. Sold by -Chas. Strang, druggist.
Mr. Hoi tan's family moved to the
farm, near Etna, this week where
they will remain until school resumes
next fall. Mr. 11. bos a fine place
over in that locality all of which
is being carefully looked after
by his son while the patcrfamilics
does tailoring in this city.
Tier wood delivered for $1.25 per
tier Wells t Shearer.
Chas. Turpin is making quite a
number of improvements on bis Med
ford property. Contractor Colby is
engaged this woek in -erecting a barn
20x40 feet in size and he is also having
built several other out houses, which
adds greatly to the value of his prop
erty. '
' Wants to trade Solid gold watch
for hay. Enquire at this office. -
Hon. W. S. Crowell will deliver
the Fourth of July oration at Ashland.
Mr. Crowell is one of the most enter
taining speakers in Southern Oregon
and Ashland people are to be congratu
lated because of bis acceptance of their
invitation to speak to them.
The camp meetings which are be
ing held at the Central Point camp
meeting grounds are being well at
tended and considerable interest is be
ing manifested. Quite a number of
Medford people attended last Sunday's
services.
Miss Genevieve Reames is the
soubrettejin "Caste" at the opera
bouse Saturday, June CTtn. Miss
Reames' stage work has many admirers
in this vicinity they cannot fall to
appreciate her efforts in the above
cast. ,
The water pipe put in a few days
ago to carry the waste water, fqem
Mackey's photogiaph gallery has
proven inadequate for the use intended
and is being taken up and replaced
by wooden pipe of much greater capa
city. Dr. W. 8. Jones is a member of the
state and national Eclectic Medical
society and was a" chosen delegate 'to
tbe; recent- -convention", held in -this
state, but owing to a rush of business
at that time he was unable to attend.
Roberts & West received this week
a new quartz mill from J. M. Arthur
& Co., of Portland, for their Applegate
mine and as soon as it is set up active
work will begin on their mine, and it
will be run to, its full capacity, .
i tG. P. Lidleyis busy at work, pre-
Siring for tbe erection of bis tne new
rick. 'It is going to be one second to
none in beauty " and' durability. The
building will be 25x140 feet in size and
two stories high -
Attorney Wv H.r Parker hss ac
cepted the agency for- the celebrated
Smith-Premier typewriters, nnd any
one desiring to purchase one may see
the machine anq learn terms by calling
on the above'. ,
. --"Recorder W. T. York ha moved
to Dr. B. F. Adkin'e pleasant home
on North A street, where he will re
side, for a term of month's equal In
length -to ..the . doctor's . stay in the
mountains .. .... ...-. ,- ..
Those pupils from outside precinots
who. have been taking 'advantage of
Medford's excellent school facilities
have ' nearly all returned to their re
spective homes to'spend their vacation.
Tbe rock for tbe foundation of A.
, Stewart's fine new residence,, to be
built in Oakdale addition to Medford,
is on the ground and work will soon
begin in the erection thereof.
The bicyclisu take as easily to tbe
new sidewalk ordinance as do ducks to
water. It's a little tough on them but
they are law abiding hence the mid
dle of tbe road is their path .
See Henry Pane in "Caste" at
the opora house Saturday evening.
June 27 lb. Henry is all right io al
most every cast but better than any
other in tbe above play.
Its quite a proper time to mow
the grass and weeds in the street. A
little pride displayed in this manner
will help materially in beautifying the
city. '
Call for home made cigars.
-W. K. Davis was awarded the
contract for janitor services at the
school bouse during the next school
year his bid being 15 per month.
C. II. Elmore, be who is selling
windmills for Kame & Gilkey, is put
ting up a Star for Merchant Jerry
Nunan, at Jacksonville, this week.
W. C. Jenkins is prepared for a
gMQ fall run with bis steam wood
saw and the demand will, no doubt,
come up to his expectations.
O. Hanson has returned from the
Applegalo country and will remain in
Medford. llis familv will be over
about the middle of July.
Attorney W. H. Parker has had a
new coat of paint added to bis line
Sovunth street pi-oieriv. which adds
materially to its beauty.
Mies Hattie Eaton closed a wry
successful term of school ou Gai'ii
creek last Friday and has retnr-d io
her home in Medford.
W. H. Pullon, recently from
eastern Oregon, will preach at the
Enterprise school house Sunday ufur
noon at three o'clock.
Wm. Andrews received the boiler
for his ' mine, near Jacksonville, last
Friday and operations of the same will
begin immediately.
A. E. Woods, who was scriou-ly
Injured some time since, while un
loading lumber from a car, is able to
be around again.
' Prof. G. A. Grcjrory has lua-ed B.
S. Webb's place for uiie vear and is en
gaged this week in moving hU family!
thereto.
Quite a number of the young p.o
pie from Ashland attended the com
monccment exercises lust Friday even
ing. .
The public school grounds are be
ing improved this week by hauling
away the dirt and leveling the surface.
County Treasurer Welch's eleventh
notice appears in another column. He
is calling in more county warranto.
C. W. Palm, the real estate broker,
now rides a brand new red bicycle and
has diamonds for a bead-light."
The several county officials fleet
are making ready to assume their
duties on July 6th.
Rev. E. E. Thompson is putting
the finishing touches tHi his East Med
ford dwelling.
E.- P. Orser 's erecting a neat
little house on his Seventh street
property.
Call for home made cigars.
The Gold Hill city council cti-e is
being tried at Jacksonville ibis week,
Painter Green has moved to bis
now home on North C street.
The camp meetings are attractions
for the Medford bicyclist this, week
Yon Can't Bay Happiness
But if you are sufferinir from dyspepsia.
scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you
may ne cured ana made nappy by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood's pills are the best family cath
artic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
To Wbosn It May C ccro.
I have bought one of tbe Medford
wooden pumps, made by Vowels & Fal-
Its, and it gives eotire satisfaction. It
throws water very fast, and my boy.
who is only six years of age, ean pump
u witn eooo. x would recommend it to
anyone who needs a pump.
- A. J. Hamlin.
Saw Your Wood.
The Medford Wood company will be
glad to make terras with any one in
the country having pole wood whlcl)
they wish to saw into cord wood or
tier wood. Our steam wood saw will do
it as cheaply as possible.' Our prloes
for sawing cord wood in Medford.
Jacksonville or Central Point will - be
60 and 66 cents per cord. Look box 61.
w. C Jenkins, JLsusiness Manager.
Estray Notice.
Strnvcd from mv place on Rocue river
eight miles above tbe Bybee bridge.
one old bay horse with slight saddle
marks and one bay yearling filly, each
having a strip in the face. Any one
knowing of their whereabouts will be
suitably rewarded by dropping me a
line to Beagle, Oregon,
rHANK UAUJOWAY. "
, rONT" Pupate with a woman when she saya Tbe .".Racket
" 1 is the be,st place to buy' goods,' because she kpow
.; '.., -; . . what she's talking
Ti(0 N'T -'"Sue with. Jaerwben she, says the' McDonald ftbirta
1 will not-rip-and am full tiizft. She talks like a MBSibl :
iiS r. .! - woma.n, -whp knows whatj's wbt...VV'V'v'i--:y'-'
rtf) N'T Try t excuse yourself, for; going to some' other store
instead of ours , sYou. ttin offer, no reason for. passing-'
: " 1. the store where the besrand cheapest go together.
rMTT Expect your, wife to meet you ' pleasanily if you have
1 gone to some other store and bought her a corset "
- when she told you expressly,, ioget ,ber a WamerV"
'Corset at TbeRackeL-.lv'viwl V? ,
-V1
rYfYrVPT Buy your-wife a fan' until 'you 'have seen those new
1 ones at The "Racket"
Tij .'-. - - .. , ' - .-' v
rfNI'TP Do these things-if you expect to live Jong and keep-.
iiZJ. your hair ofi.....i . .
B-'ir'tf ii WEBB, Raueter
INSTEAD
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And asking the same old high prices for
Groceries and buy them.likewise
We Do the Reverse....
That is, buy for cash, get cash discounts and discounts for
large, orders and sell for cash at lowest cash prices.
An immence stock of Fruit Jars
at Bed Rock prices....
Liumsden & Berlin
WHOLESALE npAfi A LEO
AND RETAIL VJTXv WOlll-LvO. . .
Medford, Oregon
The (Iraduating Class Did It.
At Hi- i u;i:u:cnc.'meiit exercises!
IjiM Friday t-v-.niair then' wa &otue
litlU - ui-Hti.-.f;u.lioti iu tii audience I
beennv in.a: -:--Vi-r:ii or tbe s-.'ats near
tin- bl:V:f were rwrvpd fr tbe
M-!iul MMli:i-.' if the im'vnU ard
particular fi-i-i-l. 'oi the vlass. The j
Cvnsurti ftt- t':ii-at ihiiii-m- iil iia !-- I
uujurtiy eUvii Prol. Grvgorv. w ho j
hail m;hii- w li;i'-v- tooo vr.h th;In almost every neighborhood some
matter it wa- iclt the cla-s one has died fruin an attack of bowel
and if anyon-.- i bt consuivd for tbe cimuUint before medicine could be
breach, i"f bivaoli it was, of ,'ood ro- j procured or a physician summoned.
prloty. let it 1m? given tbe eius., who SOne or two dor!S cl this remedy will
a'one are . ruspon-iblu. We naUirni'y Vure any ordinary case. Itneverfaiis
desir,dourpart.nlaiidtniim:t'fri-nd-?jCk you afford to take the risk for so
to bo near us upon tbi: occasiuu aua
this desire is the only apolozy we
have to offer exi-ept that wc are sorry
io hnve u isploased anyone.
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Thk Class ok
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Marriages and Licenses.
I.icense issued June 2:5 to M.
HartU-v and Miss Minsiie M. March,
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trc'
Married Jun 17. 1W, Hiram llounu-
rc and Mi Baltic F. Gregg.--
.uarrieu. in jacKsonvuie, June it,.
lS'.Hi. by Kjv. L. 1. rWmaria.-. C. r.
Taylor and Miss Macgie K. Hillis.
Married, in Jacksonville June 24.
1SSU, by Kov. W. C. Moore, Geo. V.
Lance. Jr., smd Miss Mintie Miller,
both of Foots civek.
James Pei-due, an old soldier re
siding at Monroe, Mich., was severly
afflicted with rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain by using
Chamberlain's Fain Balm. He says:
"At times my back would achu so
badly that I could hardly raise up. If
I had not gotten relief I would not be
hero to write these few lines. Cham
berlain's laln Halm has done me. a
great deal , of good and 1 feel very
thankful
To Trade for Hay.
I have a three inch truss axle, farm
wagon to trade for hay. Also one hack
to trade for part hay and balance cash.
H. G. Shkakek
Oh I Oh 11 Oh III
Van Dyke & Co.
Sells things so verv low
That I most go
And get a pair ot shoes, you know.
KatuujucutiucaijaBatucacacacakiataeakJucaBuci
I GROCERIES
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Are an actual necessity in every household in
: fact you can't get
when you invest, your money - in anything in
the grocery, lina you should make sure that you
get a pure, fresh; article; and that is r
Just What I ...
Have for Sale
I pride rnyself upon keeping the choicest line of
groceries in the valley, and my prices, are all
right. I also carry glassware, crockery, notions,
confectionery, cigars and tobacco, and handle
all the leading daily papers....
WOLiTES, Sfe
8eventh Street - MEDFORD, ORE.
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Selling on Credit
If it required an annual outlay of
100 to insure a family against any
serious consequences from an attack
of bowtd complaint during tbe year
then are many who would fe el it their
duty to pay it: t hat they could not afford
to risk theirlives and those of their fam
ilies or g'ich an amount. Any one can
sret this insurance for 25 cents, thatbe-
! id lue wieeof a bottle of Chamberlain
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy.
:smau amount.- tor saie v. uasKins.
Hoke Smith' Decision.
I The secretary of the interior, Hoke
! Smith, has' decided the soldier's home-
! stead case or Col. v. b. Crowell in
i favor of Mr. Crowell. This is the
1 oase wherein V. A. Forbes filed con
I test rai .ers and as a matter of further
j news it was the case regarding which
thcre -Ss considerable talk during the
recent political campaign.
Advertised Letter List.
Vollowiup is m list of letters remaiuiug on-'
Marshall. Miss Hal lie Ross, Irene E
Miller, ltoblH Taylor Daniel
A charpe or one cent will be made upon de-"
livery of each of thu aoove letters.
Persons calling (or any of tbe above letters
will please say "Advertised."
M. Pcrdw, Postmaster.
. Tayler, the Foot Fitter. .
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For the nest SO days I will give 10
per cent discouut on all fine shoes,
some lines 1 am selling at cost. Men's
latest style tan welted S3 and $3.50..
shoes at $2.70.
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For Sale.
One hundred acres creek bociMn
land, forty acres cleared: five - acres- in
orchard, one aud one-half miles east of
Eagle Point. $1200. Address A. G.
Johnson. Bandon, Ore.
j THE Mail and Cincinnati Inquirer
j one year for 1.60 is one of sur best
J clubbing propositions.
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along without them. But
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