The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, January 28, 1898, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextK A siraianr An a r UMJ I Mr UbnU Tliu "Hylbo" girls' dauolug purty in at lliu opera house lost; Tuesday V ..I ...... waa ono ol tho mutt pleasant events ol the eii lire aouaon, Thoro wero about forty uuiiplm present, tliu hull wiut beau tlfully decorated with II r boughs and Ivy and thcao liitorluood with whllo ribbon and buntl n(f representing tliu colors of tliu society whlto unil green, 'i'lio members of tliu society wore In walling to receive tho guest and vivo to each personal uttoiitlou, Tho if ruud umroli was oullod ul nlno o'clock und from (but on until twulvo nil was no merry aa several inurrlugo holla. At thul Lour u splendid llltlo luuchoon ol coffee, sandwlchus nnd juku waa aurvod by F. M. Wilson. After tho luuchoon h aurvnd tho muilo llllod tho ball ugala with awoot strains und on apod toe danoe until two o'clock when tho uiualolan oundcd"Uonie 8 wool llome," nud thn p.irty hlod thumsolvos homo- ward. Avury poraon present was lull of oomplirounla fur tho young ladloa who had given tliom such a pluiuiant evening of nodal amusement, and rl(ht lioro wuroglvon throo cheers for tho "Bylbo" ulna. Long proaiicr thorn, aay wo all. Those of tho club arc: Myrtle Woodford, Lillian Hhlniihurt, Josslo Wurman, Alleon WeUlxir, Nellie Mitch ell, Jcanlo Colo, Molllo Hurnoburg, Mao Isnaosund Mrs. J. I). Hoard. Spring trucks fur spring houvo hold moving. Well It Shearer. It la not often thut Hit Jlnglo of alolgh bulla In heard on tliu atroota of thla town Qf Mudlord. It tut boon Junt llyo yoara thla month alnuo Ihnru waa in opportunity to ao jlnglo. It win thon that Taylor I'nyuu, accompanied hv Mlaa Kiuum Uoocr. now Mra. C. U. llollogg, and Mlaa Imo Dennis, now Mra. Taylor I'nynn, woro tho atuul ahod run norn well olT from tho uullor body und they woro compelled to do It all In one day. Thla year, howovor, tho record hua boon broken and thoro wuro throo days thla wouk that a cuttor or alcd would altdo along pretty amoothly. Monday tho anow full on frozen ground to tliu depth of tb r eo Inchon and the worry lauifh of ncvoral boya nnd girls omo young and aomo old, In winter liublllmunt madu murry lu thoir aluigh r'doa, in Improvised sledsuny old thing that would alldo. Tuesday's aun did not lakn away all tho whllo cover ing and thn fun wont on. Tho freeze of Tuesday llxod tho sleighing juat right and Wednesday tho murry bulla (bulloa)aotitliiuudandall woallfu, pleas ing aud a II tllo anow. Unow la not a luxury whloli wo people rollali and for tunatoly wo aro not much adluled to It. it don't need come our way, no how orango blossom and rotes uro mora to our liking, Kor ront-Tho Valley Viow orchard, (Illy aeron bearing fruit, one and o no four ill mllua from dopot at t'hoonlx, II lloon auroa plow laud. Apply at TllK MAlf. ollluo. F. K. Deuel, of tho firm of Douel & Stevens, haa acid bin intoreat in the mercantile bualnoaa formerly conduutcd by thla firm to his partnor. W. II. Btovunu, thu dale of aulo being ovon with Monday of thla week. Mr. Stevona by thla move hua made himself nud moat eslliunblu family iwrniunent resident of our olty and TllK Mak., together with their ninny friends, aro glad auoh la la tho cube. Mr. Douul, thu retiring uioinber, will leave thla wuok for Los Angeles, and other aoulhorn points In quest of a now bualnoaa locution but ho hardly oxpccla to find Juat whut ho la lifter until ho landa ut hiaold stamping ground In iiorthorn Missouri. II la family will remain hero until sometime In thu auniniur. Mr. Douul hua but re cently built a very fine homo In South wont Mcdford and It wna hoped that thcHO good peoplo wcro to bo "of Mcd ford" ulwuya. Aa regards tho business Mr. Stovoua states that ho leuvua toon for Chicago, Uoaten, I'htliulclphla and Now York and that bo will purohuau a heavier atook of goods than over boforo liundlud. Tho II rm haa always onjoyed a aplondld bualnoaa nnd thoro aro good reasons to prosumo It will ooutlnue. For rent I IX) aero ranoh ono-hal milooaat of l'hoenlx. ' Liberal terms to right party. E. V. Carter, Aahlund, Oregon. Tho ahnpol car, Emmnnuol, haa been In Mcdford for tho lat low days, and haa attracted crowds to tho sor vloea of Kospol song and sermon. Kov. li. U, Jacquua and wlfo ft re tho mission arloa ol thla eosool oar work on tho const, nnd tho people aro charmod with thoir awoot singing. Tho proaohing aarvloca have been moved to tho Bap tist Churoh on aooount of tho largo numbera unnblo to get Into the oar, which will hold only about ono hun dred and Qftv ooraona. At tho olose of tho publlo a'jhools evory day, tho our la erowaoa wuu ouuaroo, waen ser vice and ohildron's mooting Ib hold, Mra. Jaotiucs loading, and making flno HddrosBos to tho children. Thla oar. with several othors, la owned by tho uaptlst aanominution ana is supported by tho (reo-wlll offorlnga of tho poo plo. Tho longth of thoohapol cur work horn will dopond on thn reooptlon glvon thoso noblo workers by tho oltlzona ol Medford. Tho boya of tho Star Mlnatrol Company uro all nmlloB nnd protty ways thoso days nil of which Is In preparation for tho morry-muklng which Is booked for thoir inlnBtrol show at tho opora houpo, on Thursday evening, B'obrunry 3d. To tho fun lov- Ina imnnln thn hnva arn ortmrnntootnar aovorul ti nioa their monoy 'a worth If tboy attonu. To tlioao who ao not onjoy a aooi lnufirh and a bltofrovolry In lnnooont morrlmont thoro la no tnduoo- inontoflorod in fact tho ontortainmont would bo painful tosuoh an thoyounnot attend and not wax merry with the crowd. Romombor thnt tho procooda of this aldo-aplltlng ontortainmont will bo distributed among ' our own peoplo as tho mombars nil resldo horo. Doors will bo ouon lit 7 o'olook and the cur tain will rlso promptly nt olght. Seats ror sala ,nt Woltors. Soouro a good seat und enjoy tho funnlost evening of your life' , Arrlvod Mrs. Dr. B. Rdynolda, of Portland, Oro,, tho woll' known tost and buBlnoss medium. ' Thoso wishing readings call curly us bIio will bo horo a fow days ouly. CIrolos held through ougagomant. llotol Nash, room 20. A mooting of tho Republican olub of Medford was held In tho town h all on Monday, at 2 p. m., In ucaordanoo with notloo previously given out, Quite largo numbor wore presoat. HAPS AND niSHAP5. J i,AiA,l-sVia,.is.A.t.avJ Tho mooting wa oallod to ordor by Vice l'realdent 0, V, Morrliuau, Tho aourotary bolng absent, C, VT. Woltora waa ohoson to uct aa auoretary. Thu object of the mooting, aa staled by tho ohalrman, waa tho aolootlon of delo gulua to tho btato Ixiaguo Convention of Uepublloan uluba, to bo held In I'ort lund en February 2d. Thu following nuiuod persons were solocted aa dele- Sulea from thla olub: U. f. Murrlmun, i L. Davis, Dr. J. H, Koone, O, W. Woltora, J. H. Morris, II. O. Nlehol ton, W. 1. Viiwtor, W. T. York, F. M. Stowurt, D. T, Lawton, C. J. Howard, I'rosporlty oomos quickest to tbo man whoso liver la In good condition. DoWllt's Little Kurly Itlaura are fa mous little pills for constipation, blliousnoas. Indigestion and all atom aoh and liver troubled. Htrang, tha druggist, Mudfordj Dr. J. Ulnkle, Cen tral Point. Tho following Items aro from the Wood ItlvorValloy correspondent In the Kulainath fulls Itopubllaan: "Mr. Mor liio, of Kaglo Point, will putupa black' smlthahop near tho creamery aa soon as ho 'can, got over tho mountain.... Mr. Ullkey, tlioModlord inoronant, la planning to bring hla family out bore In tho aprlng. Hula a thorough business niiiii und will put In a lurgo slock of goods at the croumury atoro. Ho will undoubtedly uo a lino buslnusa lioro. . . . Mr. ilurkur'a aaw mill la now running at full blast nnd tho lumber ia being tukun away as fast as it Is sawud. Now rosldoncos and barns are going up all over tho valley. Kro lung our vulloy will Do ono oi mo nicest improved val leys In tho county." Miss Alllo LIughos, Norfolk, Vu wus frightfully burned on tho fuoo und neck. 1'uln wua Instantly rulioved by DuWItt'a Witch Hanoi Bulvo, which hvalcd tho Injury without leaving a sear. It la tho famous pllo remedy. Strang, the drugglat, Mcdford; Dr. J. Hlnklu, Central Point. "Captain Nash, of Medford, wua In tho Pass on Saturday. The ouptaln Inlornia us that bo haa Alaska munla and thut ho will prbbubly procure a boat and scour tliu coasts ana rivers ol the northern district In tho spring." CJ rants Pass Mining Journal. There was u time when tho captnln could muko a statement slmllur to tho above and not npply tho "probable," but thlnirs huvo ohunuod und, as many an- other head of a household will attest. lb uro do bu a couplo of pcoplu who will needa bo of tho aanio notlou boforo tbo perils of frozen Alaska aro to bo en countered. All kinds of wood for aalo. Long wood, short wood, hard wood, soft wood und Just plain wood. Del linger, tho dravinun. Thoro cuiiio near ltoing right SPtitrt conlliigruilon out at tho residence ol J. I). Heard on Wednesday evening of thla week. Mrs. II. undlittlo daugh ter uro stopping alone in the house and about midnight thuy were awakoned by the crackling of lira (lames. Investiga tion disclosed tho fact thnt tho little girl's clothing had been left loo clone to the llrepluco and had caught lire. From those the door ignited und then the wull und ceiling, which latter hud caught when tho tiro wus discovered. Attorney Hammond, living nearby, was uwakenoil und by dexterous odorta succeeded in chopping a hole in the upsuiira floor and pouring n sulllelent amount of water on thu Humus to quench thum. Thoro aro somo now "tickers" In town at li. N. Uutlur'a shop. They nro tho Suth Thomas clocks host on earth. A gentleman wrltos TllK Mail from Paso Hublus, Calif., asking for amnio copies of TllK MAIL, cunlulnlng Information regurdiug thla valloy. Ho suites thut tho "dry" yours aro too muob In ovldnnco down that wuy to suit him and thut himself and sovornl othors aro In quest of a locality whoro rnln condescends to molston the parched earth and natives at least at intervals moro iroquont man onoa in two yoara. Says Finnogan to Flanncgao "where do you buy groceries?" Says Flanno gan to Fluncgan, "At woltora, of courao." Tho offlcora recently Inatallod In Chrysanthemum clrolo, No. 84, Wood man of the World, wore: Pastguardlan, Clara Mooker; guardian. Kato Walt; advisor, Tloo: clerk, Kato Web ber; banker, Basslo Webb; magician, Nolllo Bllton; attendant, Ella Perdue; Cant, sruards. Anna Stewart: outer onllnoT, llotta Prlddy; managers, Ella Moooo, ranoea foniz. Tho Drolosslonal card of Dr. E. Klrohgossnor appears In this tssuo of TUB MAIL. J. H. Bolllneor baa tendered his resignation aa manipulator of tbo Standard Oil Company's business in Modford and Mayor H. L. Gllkoy has acouptod said agency, dating from Tuesday of thla wcok. Mr. BoUlnger'a dray teams, howover, will oontlnuo to haul mo on. One Minuto Cough Curo cures qulokly. That's what you want! Strang, tho druggist, Modford; Dr. J. Hlnklo, Contrul Point, Frod Olbba writes from Seattle saying that hla home honooforth will bo In that olty. 111b friends will rogrot to loarn mat uo has Boon quito seri ously in witn mnammatory rneuma- . I U. . . I n Y... . . D...... iiaui, uutia uuiwi iiuw jausnja. mo- ry thing la Alaska up this way nit me.!' Sovaral thousand boys and girls have Boon having a very skookum time coasting over on tho Rubs hill protty noarly ovary evonlng thla week, It Is sport not ofton enjoyed by tho young people of the valley and every sled or anaaow oi one was orougm into use. House and 6 acres of land. South west Medford to rent inquire of York & wortmao, Bargains that will ploaso you on ovory snail at woitors, oi course. Wm, Frazlar, of Portland, will be at Williams & Cox's Uvory stabla In Mcdford today Friday (or the pur- Pobo of nurohaalng twenty mulos for oiibIi. Mules must wolgh 1100 or 1200 pounds and bu from four to nine years oi ago. Tho .Obor-Ucddon photo Btudlo will bo opon for business noxt Mommy. Tha irallorv bus boon fitted out In modorn etylo In ovory particular and is Indeed a model studio. New paper, new nnlnt- nrottv nenrlv ovorvthtnir now and prutty. This gallory 1b oapa- Mo of turning out the vory boBt of work In til line among whlob on be men ttoaed that of eolarglog ia orayoo tad water oolora, and watr color tinting. Satisfaction Is always guaranteed and monoy refunded If not satisfactory. You wilt make no mistake by patroniz ing this. institution, Tiix Maii, can handle all the good good which our farmer friends iiave a mind to bring in lu payment fur sub scription. We can not take wood on our vlbblng propositions, On Thursday night of last week somoouo broke Into the store house of L. Dummor. In West Medford and stole a keg purllulfy filled with dregaand very poor wine, Thoro were plenty of other kogs'of good wlno-bnt the tnluf Just naturully reached out and took a poor article, Mr. D. says hod bo come in tho day time ho oould have bad plenty of wine to drink but be would not barn thrown in a keg. Mining location blanks for aa.c t this olHoe. Hoyden 4 Nicholson have a "sure thing" attraction in their show window. It is nothing more nor teas thao a large glass cage or box in which are about thirty common house mice. In the cage Is u spinning wheel, trapeze, ladder and a little cluvaUid house, for the mice at night. It is amusliig a wholo lot of peoplo, watching tho performance oi the mice. Don't miss seeing it. See Maokoy for superior photos and reasonable prices. "Constable Slocum Is advertising by posted notices the sale on February 1 of tho now library and other personal property of Attorney W. W. Card woll to satisfy a chattel mortgage given to seoure A. C. Mursters in thu sum of Card wull will huvo to strike it rich in thu Klondike to ouublo him lo straighten out his ilnanulul affairs hero." Uoscburg Review. Watches cleaned an J warranted for one voar fur tl Prltcbard, thu 'eweler. Wm. Rouse, of Denvor. Colo., ar rived In Mcdford Tuesday evening in answer to n telegram announcing the serious illness of hla father, W. P. Rouse, who haa boon ill at tho Com mercial hotel for tho past five weeks. Mr. Route. Sr.. Is a strunsor ia our city, but during his Illness be baa been cared for In a very kindly manner by menus. Yours for boncst goods Woltera, of courao. rhoro has been a call modo for a Hoard of Trade mooting for to-night Friday at town ball at 7:30 o'clock. Tho object of the meeting Is to reorgan ize mc lioura oi rrauo ana lay a ioun dutlon for a season of good, honest work on all lines that will belp to im prove our oily. Let tbero bo a big crowd out. "Breakfast food is no food' at all unless good food Walters, of course." A snccinl Bchool mcatinir for this district is called for 10 o'clock, Monday, January Hist, ut tho school house, for Ilia purpose ol levying a tax lor me payment of interest on bonds. Bchool purposes and incidental oxpena.j. Don't elvo mo vour money until you have aoen your money's worth at Woltors, of courso. Photographers Redden & Ober have moved to their now location, Roberts building, South U street. Tboy have lino rooms and they aro being lit tod in splendid ahapo for work lo IhlB line. ' Thoro is not a bettor or more com pleto stock of table dishes In Son thorn Oregon at Woltors, of course. . Free Lecture Kov. W. D. Frozee, of Lob Angeles, Calif., will give a froe lecturo at the Christian Churoh, this Friday evening. Januury 28th, at 7:30 o'olouk. A full bouse is wanted. For lust an even five yours E. W. Carder has aervod In tho capacity of ultv engineer for Medford. The gentle man will now, we hope, engineer him self Into a gold mine In Alusk. Got Wells It Shearer to do your moving satisfaction always. Installation of officers will be 'bad in the Maoabco Tout, In this city on Tuesday evening of next week. All members are urged to be present upon this occasion. B. N. Butler, the Jeweler, is sell ing clocks at Cbloago prices. Lost In or' near' the Baptist Church on Monday evening ol this week, a plain solid gold ring. Finder win piease leavo samo at vue parson' ago. My sholvos positively refuse to hold out-of-date, baok-numbor goods. Mine are always fresh at Woltors, of course. . "Where do I buy my sploes? Why, at Woltors, of course." ... "Louie Dorn has decided to give up the olty scavenger ouainesa on r eoru ary let. There is not enough money in it to mako it a steady business. "I buy nothing but the best groceries at Woltera, of course," The new ads thla week are those of J . Book A Co., the hardware dealers, ana A. u, rayier, toe toot utter. My stock of now watches has ar riyed. D. T. Prltohard. Don't forgot about that Fair Asso elation stockholders' moetinir noxt Mon. day afternoon, town hall, at 2 o'clock. Two fresh mlloh cows for salo. Inquire of M. L. Pcllott, Talent. "Ingomar" at Jacksonville opera house tomorrow,. Saturday, night. Ad mission fifty conts; special train for thoso wishing to attend from Modford. Tho W. C. T. U. will moot with Mrs. R. H. Bailey, Wednesday, F'obru- ory nt z:3u p. in. Ait momoors re quested to be present. If your favorite dog disappears thoso days, you may know that the obanoos are that one more dog has gone to the Klondike. Carpenter H. J. Black, who has been ill for the past three wooks with neuralgia of tho lungs, ia able to be about again. Mrs. F. M. Stuwart Is nuitn aeri. ously 111 with pnoumonia. Dr. Plokel is nttonaing ner. Tho Davis flouring mill will oom- monaa grinding next Monday. Logal blanks at Tun Mail office For Sale A llttlo Klondike, right horo at homo nnd tho same is nothing moro or nothing less than J. H, Bollinger's (I ray business, nnu mencoossary unuio monts lor its thorough nnd prolltablo conduot oonsistlnir ol two good teams, two drays npd a whole lot of othor fixtures that go with tno ousiuosa, sec J, H. jJoiiingerior particulars. ; , A pair f WttMtagf . One of the moat unkind things that Is being perpetrated upon a publisher who prints his paper Thursday Is this notion people have of erittlnor married on Wednesday. . it don't sort o' give us time enough to say what we want to about suoh occasions and with the two orphans, Jinks and Blllio Dunn, we mourn that 'tis so. However. briefly stated, Mr. J. A. Whitman, the paoKor una snipper oi uregon rea apples in Medford, and Miss Nellie Mitchell, of IndiaoaDolls. Indiana, were married on Wednesday evooinir. and yesterday morning left for Ban Fran cisco, Los Angeles uud several points east.. Time forbids us 'giving particu lars this week. Anotbor wedding oartv wbloh took the same train south waa made up of tr .( a ami m I ft I nuper n., ivudu ana hiss mouie Miller, both of Jacksonville. Our Jack' sonvllle correspondent will speak more at length of this event next week. "lagoow" At Jacksonville. Mr. Davis, advance airent for the Janet Waldorf dramatlo company, was in mo vauey mis ween arranging lor the production of the play "Ingomar." tie nau intended billing for tno enter tainment in this city but the opera house was engaged for the 29th.. the only date be could play, and in conse quence be billed (or Jacksonville on that date. The company will play at no other town In the valley. A special train will run from Medford if enough tickets aro sold to warrant the expense. Here la what the Oreeonlan. of date January lO'.h, bos to say of the company: A good-sized audience was attracted to the Marquara Grand laBt night by Janet Waldorf In the play of "Ingomar.'' Tho part of Parthcnia, made famous by Mary Anderson and Julia Marlowe Taber, was a thorough test of Miss Waldorf's strength in horolc lines, and she proved beyond a doubt that she is capable of winning the favor of the fiuouo in a rolo tbat bas long been a avorito ono with debutantes in the winning of their first laurels. It is rullurly suited for tbat purpose, aa requires ingenuousness and sensi bility, such as comes only with youtb. Miss Waldorf succeeded admirably in throwing into tbo part a happy blend ing oi purity ana priue, without dis maying any oi tno sentimentality mat s so ofton engendered bv it. as a psoudoctassic role. There was not a tedious moment from the first scene to the last. Mr. William McVey, who was atone time leading man to Mar garet Mather, played tho part of Ingo mar, ana no succeeded most eirecllyeiy in showing the real nobility of tbe man through the wild lawlessness of the barbarian. Mr. Dave Murdock was an excellent Polydoae, and Mr. George Hornandez continued to put consider able humor Into tho part of the timid una vacillating Myron. This is Miss Waldorf's first season on tho stage, and she Is destined to make a great success of it, if all bur work Is as oapably done as was Partbenia last nlgbt. Tbe company will play Oregon and California tons and cities and will play a return engagement in Port land, giving "As You Like It" and ."Romeo and Juliet." Admission 60 cents. ... :. PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES. Rhctorlcalsin seventh grade Friday, Jan. 28th. The pupils 61 the fourth grade gave a short program Friday afternoon. Tbe tilth grade pupils are very muob interested in the Esquimaux and North American inoian. ' Visitors: -Mesdames J. F. Wallace and Francis C. Penlz. Misses Kate Wallace, Jessie Anderson, Marv Daw son and Myrtle. Lawton and Wilson uowman. A coasting party composed of several of tho teachers and pupils of the public school enjoyed the rare sport on Mon day evening, it is not otten, lo this vauey, mat sieus are in uemaou. . Meeting of City Council. A tnnptinff nf thn nnw eitv ennncil was held at the town hall last Friday even ing. Very little business was trans acted aside from the work of organising and the appointment by the mayor ol his several committees. There were present Mayor H. L. Gilkoy; Trustees A. M. Woodford, Fort Hubbard, R. H. Whitehead and Garl T. Jones; Recorder J. W. Lawton and IN iglit watch M. K. Hart. The committees appointed are: Health Woodford, Whitehead, Hub bard. , Fire Hubbard, Jones, Woodford. Finance-Whitehead, Jones, Hubbard. Water Jones, Whitehead, Woodford. 8treet Whitehead, Hubbard, Wood ford. Ordinance Jones, Hubbard, White head. . . Park Jones, Hubbard, Woodford. Council will meet in regular session noxt Tuesday evening, February 1st. "I'm oil agin, on agin, gone agin to Woltors. of course. Groceries? Yes." Dn Willie Shakespeare's Time an , m m m m m m m i m m ! 9 ( (fV m 1 "IHIS " " ' ' sales." They V AR11C1-K I sell is a bargain that mv irrocories are H UliriClllU. I say every hoHcwifo knowa it lo. . crockerv unci glasBware A Mt-- where?? yOLlTHlb, wtJKJE" Cheap GlOVeS ... Men' .and Bov'b fleeced working Glovea and Mittins, also dress Gloves for mcn..Ladiea' Kid Glovea in latest shades. ....Come t , find see them THE n.n.n.Ti.n.n.n.rn.rt.rb.n.n L EffBBrMBtirJfirTcfiTBBarJSfM The Season for p To piece'out your coat and vest is here. And the place to buy them is where your money does just double service. You'll see below just what we promise, and a visit to our store will demonstrate to you that all promises are fulfilled to the letter. Pants for Hen.... :q ' Marked at $3.50 goeon sale at g Zrl . $3.00 -Wnrl Marked at $3.00 go on sale at i &S jS . $2.50 ; T. m ' Marked at $2.50 go on sale at i ' : $2.25 Jr ....and no better ones are to be found as regards style, appearance.'wear and general satisfaction .. r Twentv-five cents off on all Clay Worsteds .." 9v. W. U. Meeker t uo., j inhnhnhnRrihnhsHaHaiggrffiiRaDBBBBaaa KHcoEaEaDauugjEacaeaEUEaaaBaeaBBEaEaBBiaBa.sica' Echoes From the Street. J. D. Heard: "Don't mention Klon dike to me. I heard so much of it whllo east that I am just naiuraiiy tired out on the word. It Is a big . 1 C ..... 1 ... n Amnm, mln.n VinW- bllLUg 1UI DUUkUDl M v. vuu . ... , ever. There will be several, if not more, oi inosc eastern uuyo wuv " ... get tired of that northern country and will anchor thtmseWes- io Southern Oregon." ' v'. Mail Office lvUi:''Sbme newspa per men are awtir-HBrfhlpothlng per sonal intended. You wouldn't lie, no- . , , . V. n bow, out very lew peopio nauw u I ...lt!.annnlAn.nilt.atnnR of them said it turned a well wrong end up, a oeiiar upsiue uowu, uiuvci w " ship Hues, blew all the staves out of a whisky barrel and loft nothing but the bung hole, o hanged tbe day of the week, blew the hair off a baldheaded man, blew all the cracks out of the fenoe and took all the wind out of the pohtlotana. Oh, sayl Do you think mother would let you marry and go to Klondike? Alaska. Diagram next week. Stockholders' fleeting. The stockholders of the. Southern Oregon Fair Association are called to meet at the town hall, January 81st, at 2 p. m., to eieoi Qireovors. they had no stage scenery. Everythmd was labeled. If a tree was needed a sign was hong up like this! IS A TREE." troA tit Am..": That's the are labeled "this ia a bargain" Yon can soe the bargain yourself. EVERY . . ! t .. Mn ....a n.nnlU.1. WIlMI lilDIO av a " jr . " ,ant M i t, hi. mh u ttuD , , , j , ., nil right good values and lionest weigius UUU Vllca mm i...ww- "B Same thing can be said ol . i k : , do iuci. , '" at the Racket Wtc'R ESactiet 8 '2 7' 7 V Notice Bids Wanted; Notice is hereby given that the board of trustees of Mcdford, Jackson County, Oregon, will receive sealed proposals. lor the running oi me city waier woraa which includes carina for the water ditch, park, water pipes, etc, for one year. Successful applicants will be required, to give a nve nunarea aonar bond.' Board reserves the rieht to re ject any and all bids. Bids received by recorder up to 12 o'clock m. Feb. ), 1SUS. J. W. Lawton, Recorder. Dated this 24th day of January, 1898 ... Stockholders fleeting. Notice is hereby given tbat tbe an nual meeting of tbe stockholders of the Jaokson County Bank will be held at the office of said bank in Medford. Ore gon on Saturday the 5th day of Febru ary, A. D., 1898, at 2 o'clock p.m. J. E. Enyart, Secy. luster fun, refulju- action Pills oi ma Dowels, ao not irri tate or Inflame, tut leave all Ul. daUeau dlieitlvfl or- gmnlam In perfact condition. Try them, as eanta. Fr. pared onlr by C L Hood Co., Lowell, Iba IruOOd Mi ik Mr Or Mf Or Hf V Of Or wav with some "bargain but the bargain isn t there. ... . my ' rrf VS.