A ORIST OP LOCAL
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A. IfulltlUlliUll WHU ruuuai.a winb ma
liatllQ UO Wllllliuiu irum iiiu jiuuuu un
account of Urn uiiuiisIihiiib It would
ouuau lila family, who livo lit l.os An
KoIuk. (Jul II,, wua witikliilf along I)
street Tli u nil uy nliout noon, whun
from pure exliuiiallon and wnntof food
ho foil proatratod In front of tliu Now
Urlok llvory atulilu, Uu wna liold
to lil foot by onii of our gonurnus oltl
zona, who siippllud him with a Rood
warm dinner. Ho was tlion tukuu to
llotul Naeh und Muraluil Hurt und
John HullliiKor Inn low inlnulua umonif
our buainaaa mini secured oiiougli
money to fruurniitao him a fow duya'
rest at tliu Imlol mid to aaalBt blm on
lila way homo, llo roporla that ho
win ono of tlio Ill-fated passoiiitara
who loat tliulr all In tho wreck of tlio
Coronu, a atouinor ou Ha way to Aluaka.
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honaat and houorablo man and haa
boon unublo to aouure oiuploymont suf
ficient to pay hla way, ao waa attempt
ing to walk homo,
What ploasuro la thoro In llfo with
a hoadaoho, couetiputloii mill bilious
ueae? Thouaunda oxpnrlonoo them who
roulil become porfuotly healthy by us
ing UoWltt's Lltllo Kurly Ulmira. tho
famoua lltllo pllla. Hiriuiir, the druir-
flat, Modford; Dr. J, lllnklo, Central
'olnt.
Thin week K. A . Johnson, tlio miller,
put tho finishing touches to a negotia
tion whloh will take lilnmoH and very
cstlmuhlo family from our city. Ho ex
changed hla fourteen aero fruit orchard,
situated juat northwoat of Modford to
1). U. ltuaaell for a wliolo lot of real
eatato and a mill alto, near whero there
ia a dam, In Drain, thla atato. Mr.
Johnaon, to bo specified, guts two rosl
.Imipna InflitUtd In tho town of Drain, u
mill alto anil water jxwor, and a good
bit of machinery. Thoro formerly wna
u mill by the alio near whero the diim
litiut this tlio mill waa burned Inat
lull. Mr. Johnaon will commence tho
orontlon of a flftv barrell llouriiig mill In
April that will coat from W00 to 7U00.
ri.la will I in ciiiniileta with all modern
machinery. Mr. J. will leave here
about April lat, but the family will not
loavo until aenool ia out.
Tti,ra nro throo little thlnirs which
do more work limn any other throo
littlo thlnge orualed they aro tho ant,
the boo and UoWltt'a Littlo Karly
Hlaora, the loat being tho famous littlo
nllli for stomach and liver trouble.
Strang, tho drugglat, Modford; Dr. J
Hlnkle, Central Point.
An unuaual amount of oxoitoment
waa notieoil among the Hylbo girls mat
Their tiroaldent waa to leave on
the following day for Lot Angeles on a
vialt, and beforo ahe went they were to
Imro a photograph taken of the jolly
crew of nine having their old momhor
bock and being the first club meeting
ince alio returned just In liino to take
the proaldonts chair during Mra. Hoard's
abaonco. Mies Iaaaca gavo tliem a royal
aarvod ft rnacDitlconl lunch-
nn wli Ich waa Indeed fit for a bride's
rotiirn. snil won her tho nriao for dainty
rofroahmenta aervod In atylo. Those
preaent were Moailamoa Heard, Harris
and Whltmun, Mlaaca Cole, Worman,
Skeol, Woodlord, weouer nna uiuiio
hart.
Tho now ads this week aro thoao of
Jeweler K. 1. Klwood, which will bo
i.,n,l ri thla noire. Ho carries a fine
line of itood gooda. 0. 1. Hutchiaon alao
lias apace on another local page in which
thoro la to Iw noticed a 'aomothlng"
i.Rt'a ilncldudlv "now." Ho ia tolliug
our people of his excellent lino of dress
gnoda. A. C. Taylor ia inspiring with
hia footprints the foci that his new lino
ni "iVu,i" wnar haa urrlveil ill aovoral
Hhadea anil ahoiies. J. G. Van , Dyke
haa a good aUcd bit ol apnea in which
l, ! nivoakliiit of his lino of "strictly in
stylo" ahooa all eamo W. L. Douglas
lor (.
p n v.lwnnd. the iowolor. Is nro
mrnit to do all kinds of watoh and
Jewelry ropalrlng. Ho oarrlos a oom,
ploto stock of optical g ooda and la pre
pared to fltoyoa with perfoot glasses
"Strlko while tho Iron is hot" li
uvi iiivlnn. but Cromwell's amend'
ment "mnko the Iron hot by striking
It" Is hotter. If you sit around and
wall for tho Iron to heat Itsolf, you
... inm ehnnoa to strike. Now Is
tho oorreot time to strlko the Iron for
bualneaa. Tho ndvertlalng oolumna of
TUB MAIL will bring you bualnosa if
you strlko them with striking, truthful
and timely ndvertleemonls. Our olrou
iuiin tini rnnllned to the followers
of any ono partloular polltloal faith or
rolisloua orooa. iiik maiu is iu u
all olassos booauso It Is a nowspapor
(u ahnlvna noaltlVolV rOfUSO
um n,,.nr.itntn. hnok-numbor eoods
Mlno are always froah nt Wolters, of
course.
Tho aouth-bound frolght train ran
Into a tlo train at Woodvlllolast Satur
Tho onclnos of both
.rlna wore sllBhtly domugod. Tho tlo
train was backing In on a siding, whon
,i, iiaiii t.ruln name alonff and trlod
to stop, but tbo train parted and tho
onaino and two oars rnn into tho onglno
01 tlio tlO irUUl. UUl UUKlMtiu.. -
nnn (lraman I urn nod. No ono was Hurt.
Says Plnnogan to Plannogan "whoro
.i- i..... ..n,,,rl,aV" Suva Flnnno-
eon to Plnnegin, "At Woltors,. of
oourso."
Last Thursday ovonlng Olive Ro
bokah lodge, No. 28, 1. 0. O. F was
vial lad hv tholr nroBldont, Mrs. Ida
Wnainr. of Portland, who was out on an
annual tour of inspection. She was
erootod by a goodly number but not as
many as she had hoped. A very pleas
ant iosaloa was held and tho unwritten
work was oorreoted where orrors wore
noted. From nere sno won. w uutv
eouvllle and visited too loage more
Thi ia nnt b. hnttor or rooro com'
ploto stook of tablo dlshos In Southorn
Orogon at woitora, oi uoumu.
Tho delogates chosen at tho doma
cratlo primaries neia in mouioru
an Hnnth' Mndford. J. H
Stowart. Wm. Slingor. O. W. Prlddy,
and K. W. Walt. North Modford.
ti Mnalrlno. A. Z. SoarH. O. L. Sclior
Tnnrbnrn. anil Chas. WllklBon. Theso
delegates will nttond a county convon
inn in hn linhl in Modford tomorrow,
March 10th, for tho purposo of oloctinp;
dologatos to tho state convoniion,
Romovod Mies H. A. Modynskt
tho mllllnor, to two doors west of Oran
HU's store,
It was rumored on tho stroots this
morning that W. W. carawou naa re
turned from Alaska, a trunk bearing
to
Hi reuohed tho runroau
buggugu room, It aeoma, however, thut
It bulongod to Mrs, Cardwoll and
ohllilnin, who returned to this olty
from California lust night. They will
movo Into their house on tho Uusbey
plaoe. ltoaoburg Kovlow.
All kinds of wood for aalo. Long
wood, abort wood, hard wood, soft
wooilund Just pluln wood. Dolllugcr,
the dravmcu.
Uov, 13, li, Juoquua, wlfo and
hlldren, returned to Grants fuss oa
hureduy livening, and will leave on
thla (Friday) ovonlnir for l'ortlund,
bora Mr. J. has secured a homo for
la family. Ho will tlieu roturn to
Merlin and tuko up tho mlaalooary our
work." Oruuts Pass Mining Jouraul.
The firm of Oranilll It Hutchison
made a division of tholr stook of goods
thla week and both those gentlemen
aro now qui to at home to tholr friends.
Tho Ludloa Homo Mission Hooloty
ol tlio M. K. U. H. will give u illmo social
at tho homo of Dr. K. 1). 1'lckel ou this
Frlduv ovenlng, Murch 1H. A short
nrovram will be rendered after whloh
cofluo and cuke will he served und a
plwusuut ovunlng Is promised by lliese
oa eiiurcn puupie ui uu wuo aiiunu,
Spring truuks for aprlug bouno
hold moving. Well & Shearer.
F. L. Oranilll wishes us to say to tho
poople of Medford and vicinity tbat lie
ia now situated in the Angle A l'lymule
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dld stock of goods ill aovoral linos, to
glvo them good value for their money.
Tlo ia Inviting everybody to call und see
him.
I will oxahanao a nood buggy for
work at wood cutting WullocoWooda.
T. W. Brjunt. who for aovoral
years bus boon one of tho deputy assoo
so rs In thla couuty, died st hla homo In
Asblund Sunday lust at 3 p. m., after a
brief lllnosa of piioumoulu, Funorul
aervlcea woro held Monday at 1 o'clock
and Interment niadu In Uurgudlnocom-
lo ry.
Monoy to loun on approved secur
ity . 0. W. 1'ulin.
Conrad Mlneua this wock sold to
Albert Luwrenlz, of Klamath County,
a traol of land on West Seventh street
adjoining A, H. Hammond's residence;
consideration $275. Mr. L. will build
on tho lots at onoo. Tho aalo waa uiado
through tho ugency of C. W. I'alm.
Mlaa II. A. Mudvnakl has received
a big stock of very fine spring millinery
near C I. Uutonison s store.
J. W. MoDonough, of Tolo, who
owns tho paoor UollaTr that waa sup
Dosed to have boon stolon, as mentioned
a our last laauo, has, wo are glad to
any. round tno animal over on me aes
eat. Sho hod broken out of the posturo
and strayed troin too usual range.
llarcalns that will please you on
ovorr shelf at Woltera, of course.
fi. T. Psvns on Thursday morula?
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loaded a aou Die aocic carioaa oi biook
hoirs for shipment to Portland. J. W.
At the annual school oleotlon held
Marob 7th, In district No. 4, Phoenix,
II. F. Htunallft waa re-eleotod director
und O. Lehuors re-elooted olork.
Fix tho regulator on your watoh to
llok with Jeweler Kl wood's big oleotrlo
olock und you'll novor miss a meal
und It won't cost a cent to roguluto
tho watoh.
Wo nro uuthorlxed to announce that
school will commence at the Iaiiio I'lue
school house March 21, 18D8, with Miss
Kstoiiu ntianam as teocner,
Dot Wells it Shearer to do your
moving satisfaction always.
Woeks & Oro shinned about forty
boxos of applos to Oakland last Friday.
They bare now about closed out tholr
last seasons erop,
B. N. Butler, the jowolor, Is sell
ing clocks at Chicago prlcos.
Thoro are sorao now "tickers" In
town at B. N. Butler's shop. They
aro the Beth Thomas olocks best on
oartb,
Mrs. Sears has received a large
stock of spring millinery.
A dime social was hold at tho rosl-
donoo of Mr. and Mra. 0. tlllott on
Tuesday ovonlng of this weak.
"Breakfast food Is no food at all
unloss good food Woltors, of oourso."
J. A. Whitman recoived a carload
of Htudebakor wagons and buggies this
woek.
Wiloy this morning also soot out a car
load to l'ortlund. Tbo prico being paid
Is troin tbrco to four and a half cents
per pound.
My stock of now watches has ar
rived. D. T. Prltohard.
Tho Woodmon will itivo a froe outer,
taintuont and uood time at their hall on
Friday evening of noxt week. This will
be wliut tnev term an "increase nieoi
inir" and thoro will be SDeakinir. read
ing and singing. Everybody is invited
to attend.
Merchant H. U. Lumsdon Is con
Quod to the house this week with a
severe attack of toiullills.
Mr. und Mra. W. T. York enter
taim.il a few of their frionds on Monday
oveninirof thiaweek. l'leaannt convorao,
crokinole mid a delicioua luncheon wore
all tlio features required to mnko tho
evoniug a vory pleasant and interesting
one
Yours for honest goods Wolters,
of course
J. A. Whitman was on Thursday
auDorlntondlng tho shipment of a car
of evaporated applos whloh woro ourod
bore during tno oany winter oy air,
Iiurloson. Tnoy are consigned to
Uoaenburg Bros., Chicago.
At Snurr's bowling alley. Seventh
street, evory Thursday aftornoon ladies
and Indies and their oscorta will be given
the use of the alloy free
Our Grlflln oreekcorreanondont has
asked us to slut that Kov. Hubs would
preach in that neighborhood nt 11 o'clock
a. in. noxt Sunday, inBtoad of 2 p. m.
stated elsewhere in Urimn crook
itoniB.
"I'm ofl agin, on agin, gone agin
to Woltors, of course. Grocorio8r
Yos."
E. F.Walkoron Friday of lastwook
moved his household effects from the
farm, north of Medford Into bis rosl
donoo, ou Wost Soveoth street, rosontly
ooouplod by J. D. Hoard.
"Whoro do I buy my sploofl7 Why
at Wolturs, of oourBO."
If anybody wants to hlro work dono
nloaso cull on Mrs, Louis Lorotz; am
wllllns to do either washing or houso
oloanlng. Llvos on D slroot, opposite
tho Catholic Churab.
C. C, Plctohor, dontlst, will be out
of town tno arst wook in April.
Quite a number from Jacksonville
woro In Ashland Monday attending the
funornl of T. W, Bryant, among whom
we notloed County Cleric u. a. jaoKson
and wlte.
Spring millinery, latest stylos, Mrs
SoarB at the Baoket .
The Southern Pacific Company is
nuttlncr in a areat many new tioa this
soring. Several carloads were on the
b detrucks In the Medford yards this
woek.
"I buy nothing but the best groceries
at wolters, or course."
The anndlntment of W. T. Johnaon
to the position of constable In place of
Isano Woolf, resigned, u a good one,
Wesley Is all right Just naturally.
Soo Maokey for superior photos and
roasonablo prlcos
Mort Foster has accepted a position
oa nnlnamanwith MorchaiitO. I. Hutch
ison. Mort is vory much in ovidonce as
a salosmnu in any estaousnmont,
The vory lntost In spring mlllinory
at Mrs. boars'.
Don't forgot tho sugar boet meet
ing, at the town hull, tomorrow night
at cijuo oiooit.
DuvlsdcGllkov shipped 1200 dozen
to Portland Tuosday,
For Sale
Placer mining claim, cheap. Plenty
of wutor. Enquire at this ofUco.
PUBLIC SCHOOL. NOTES.
Karl Hosier entered the third grade
on Tuosduy of this week.
Miss Ivy Tucker has returned to the
eighth grade after a prolonged illness.
The seventh grade pupils have been
wrestling with partial payment prob
lems tills week.
Fifth crailo pupils have completed
maps ol North America on which aro
shown the productiona.
Visitors : Mosilamca F. Luv. 11. 1 iscb.
r ,. .,( . t: t .. .. II 1 . 1
r runK uuiiuway . niinnvn wuy l iiiiiiio,
Bursell. Guuuyuw; Messrs. A. Blah und
and Carl Gulloway.
Tho nunila of the fifth and sixth grades
were greatly pleased to nave a visii
the first ot the week from their former
teachor, Miss Bursell.
Tho little neonlo in the south primary
are delighted over their reading. They
imvinir couinietoa Dan nrat oi ineir
drat reader and commenced the latter
part with renewed energy.
The latest donation of books to the
library is several volnmes from Lewis
Shldefer. E. Ehewegen and Bornlce
Rivers. When vou have done with a
good book and wish It to do more good
send it to the school library.
Thn school exDroaaea thanks to the
nublio for the liberal patronage of the
entertainment last Saturday evening.
Thn amount cleared was 130.26 which
will be taken charge of by a committee
of teochors appointed tor ttie purpose oi
selecting books lor tlie library.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, Injuries, eczema or skin
diseases may seouro instant relief by
l.,n.'.i,. ItTlt.L T I .. 1 O I .. T
UBing UOWIbbB WllVU UO.&Ul OHIVO, lb
la the groat pilo remedy. Strang, the
druggist, Medford; Dr. J. Hlnltle, Con
tral Point.
nr. Lewis Refutes the Statement.
Prosi-xct. Oregon, March 10, 1898.
To the Editor and Readers of The
Medfoud Mail: Please allow me space
in vour columns to correct a mistake of
tho Eagle Point correspondent in the
ssuo ol Marco Itii. ue was suroiy mis
informed in regard to my statement, sb
to a company Going at work putting up
a saw mill, crustier, smeuor ana tram
way. I novor met the Eagle l'oint cor
respondent while in the valley. Neither
did I make the abovo statement to any,
ono. No such enterprise is in progress,
to my knowledge, on Elk creek. Neither
did 1 state that the rock assayed from
$18 to $20 per ton. I stated to some
parties while in the valley that it the
Appaio mine provea 10 oe koou, buou
machinery would be put in this spring
and summer.
Yours Kospectlully,
Robibt Lewis.
Why suffer with coughs, colds and
InerluDO whon Laxative Bromo
Oulnlno will oure you In one day. Put
ud in tablets convenient for taking,
Guaranteed to cure, or money re
funded. Price 2o cents. For sale Dy
Chas. Strang.
Jury LUt April Term of Court.
Following IsallBtof the jurors drawn
tor the' April term oi court:
Ashland C Mlngus, 0 E Veghto,
n rrn.-aMJ T rp-im C Halmnn
Modford S P Barnoburg, J S How
nrd. f) M Swnnscn. G L Wobb. Wm
Carroll, J Morloy, E Ei Phlpps, Wm H
Stowart.
(Inntrnl Point James MoDonough,
W H Damon, J D Pankey, Rufus Cox
Tnlnnt tnvl Morris.
Edon S G Van Dyke, J O'Toole, W
F Towno, Samuel Furry.
Eagle Point Hurvoy Bloberstadt
.Tnmna Shlnlds. John WlUlflOroft.
Jacksonville-! W Thomas, Nlok
Mltoholl.'
Pnnta nrdok J A Martin.
Gold Hill B Slgnoretti, Dan Rioh
ardB.
Trail Creek J 0 Hanna.
SUGAR BEET
MEETING
Prof. Shaw, of the Oregon
Experimental Station,
Will Be In Medford on
Saturday, March 10th
Afternoon and Evening
For tho past year or eighteen months
muoh has been said and considerable
done upon l'.nos wbloh It was hoped
would load to the location of a beet
sugar factory In this immediate local
ity, and the planting of thousands of
acres of our fertile soil to beets. Per
haps too muoh has been said and too
little done, but be this as It may there
Is still an opportunity left for us to get
In and drill do effectual service for the
good of ourselves and the community.
Prof. G. W, Shaw, cbomlst at tho Ore
gon experimental station, will be la
Medford tomorrow to make arrange
ments If poaslble. for the planting and
cultivating of at least ten acres of sugar
boots in this locality tma season, air.
Sbaw la eapeolally anxious tbat this
amount of land be planted In order that
an opportunity may be given him next
fall to snip several cariooas oi Deets to
a factory and secure a working and
actual test of the amount of sugar beets
grown here will contain. These beets
will DO sold at meir commercial vaiue
n nuirar. Ot the money so received
Prof. Shaw proposes tbat the producer
be given the full sale price less oost ot
transportation. This ought to give the
producer a fair return for his work
and while doing this he is experiment
ing with something that may bo ot
much value to blm later on.
The farmers worked pretty faith
fully some of them last year In pro
, T . , ii.i nr
UUUlllg BUIUO BJiOUUu D mviiuiuua vi
hr.nti: the merchant of this cltv did a
generous act when they purchasod the
seed and gave It to the farmers. All
this was eood, but not enough. Tbat
was last year s work; more is more
work to be done this season. The im
portance of the matter is even up with
the farmer, tho merchant and the la
borer. Mr. Shaw wants to talk with
you about a factory In this locality.
He will speak at the town ball tomor
row Saturday, evenine. at i.w ooiock.
He wants a large crowd out. You ought
to be there vou must be there, or for,
ever aftor say not a word regarding
sugar beets. This beet proposition is
shaping Itsolf Into a possible local mat
ter and one wnion must oa pusnea Dy
Medford men If It Is made an lnstltU'
tion tbat will prove ot direct and es-
necial value to our town. We want
every merchant and as many laboring
talk tomorrow night. Other localities
In the vallov are talklnir sugar beets
Can Medford afford to allow her efforts
of last year to pass to the exclusive
nrnHt oi otner towns, wnion towns nays
not as yet made any positive steps but
whloh are preparing to do so. Here
Is Mr. Shaw's letter to E. P.Hammond,
chairman of the sugar beet committee:
Corvallis. Ob.. Mch. 12. 1898,
Mr. Hammond. Dear Sir: I will be
In Mndford to make final arrangements
tor boet experiments on Marob 10th. I
would like to meet your beet committee
la the afternoon and to address your
people In the evening at 7:30 or s as
you may tnina: oest upon tuia iuijjui
tant Industry. It Is a matter that vi
tally eflocte the interest of your people
and I trust they' may take hold of it
with a vim. There would seem to oe
no reason why a factory should not be
located in vour midst, but it will re
quire united and continuous work to
acenmpusn tne immense unuertsicing.
Such an enterprise does not grow after
the stvle or a musnroom, in a nignt, as
it were. The La Grande factory is an
assured fact and their continued and
persistent activity is amply rewarded
Your people can do likewise. I will
ask your people to furnish the hall or
some suitaoie place ior tne evening u
dress, otherwise I will pay my own ex
penses. I will send you later some
small hlllB for distribution. Have no
tices nut in the local papers. Please
let me know at once at what place you
arrange for the lecture In the evening
so I may place it on tne out. man
ing you tn advance tor tne iavors, i am
i ours vory truiy,
G. W. Shaw, Chomlst.
THE RACKET HAS A JOB
LOT OF ,
Don't annoy others by your cough
Inc. and risk vour lite by negleotlng a
nolil. flnn Minute Couarh Cure oures
noiiffhu. colds. erouD. srlDpe and all
throat and luns? troubles. Strang, the
druggist, Medford; Dr. J. Hlnkle, Cen
trai roint
Bicycle Riders
A pa con colnrr to buv a whoel this sea.
son? If so oall and eoo us. We will sell
you a good '08 Model for $35 and the
boBt wnobl on the market, a '08 Model
Phoenix for $60. . Mltoholl,. LowU &
Stavor Co.
Tho Wnvorlv bloyolo is tho best
whoolon the market. Tho '08 wheel
la klnir of all others. Soo W. F. Isaacs,
Medford, before purchasing.
Watches oloaned an J warranted for
one year for $1 Prltohard, tno weior,
Mining location blanks for sa.a at
tma oatoo.
D HAVE..
Memorial Services.
The Frances Wlllard memorial sery,
l5o. conducted bv the W. C. T. U.
will take nlaoe at the M. E. Churoh,
Sunday. March 20 th, at 7 p.m. The
National W. O. T. U. has appointed
this date for memorial observance in
honor of their dead ohief. All the
churohes are invited to join in the
service and all the ministers have been
invited to take part in the, program.
All singers are Invited to occupy the
central tter ot scats, wen to tne iruui,,
Prof. Gregory will lead. A good pro
gram has been prepared. Let eyery
body oome and help to make the oc
caslon one long to be remembered
Following Is the program:
Mnoln. "Jnaus Lover of tl4 Soul."
Scripture Reading President
Prayer Mrs. Russ
Song, "Rook of Ages, Cleft for Me."
Tributes to tne memory oi miss
WilUrd
Members of Sootety and Friends
Muslo, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds."
Ten Minute Address Rev. Wallace
Ten Minute Addrees Rev. Russ
Music, ' 'Gently, Lord, Gently Lead Us..'
Ten Minute Addre Dr. Odgers
Ten Minute Address S. S, Pentz
If n .In
Ten Minute Address.. .Rev. Ell Fisher
Tan Minute Address Rev. GUtins
Musio, "God Be With You Till We
Vfont. Acrnln."
All singers aro lnvltod to bring song
books and asBist in tnts servioe.
Mrs. Eli li'iansB, Pres
Mrs. I. Williams, Seo'y.
mong the Churches.
nnmsTTAN ertURCH.
Sorvicos at tho usunl hours except that
the Endeavor sooioty will meet promptly
atOD. m. The 7 P. in, service is ad-
imirnmi in honor of the Frances Wlllard
memorial service to bo conducted by the
W. 0. T. U. at the M. E. Ohnrch at 7 :S0
p. m. ' ' ' ' '
El: Fmhib, Putor
Men's Co thine: from
Eagle Woolen Mills . . .
Regular $9 Suits in Navy and Black, for $7.50
If you want a nice
jj spring suit, just call
and examine. We can.
surely please you in J
patterns, prices, styles $
and fits. S
We also have
JUST RECEIVED
the new spring samples
Leigh & Co.,
AND
Relnach, Ullman & And don't forget the
Cft.. Of ChlCaVft 55 Ror.b-At.ia Vmarl nna rWa
J and JS for a great many other JS
Salem Woolen Mills SJ bargains .... g
G. L. WEBB.,..'
mm
mm
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A new and complete stock of
Watches, Clocks
Jewelry and
Siver-Plated Ware
l do Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing and En.-'
graving. I am also a Graduate Optician and make av
specialty of correcting eyes with the proper glasses.
; EliWOOD,
VAN DYKE'S STORE. MEDFORD
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2f
gtylish Spring Shoes
This week we received a splendid as
sortment of Men's
"Strictly
in Style"
Foot Wear. We assert that we cary the best
line of Men's Shoes in Southern Oregon,
and our goods prove the assertion. We
have the Famous
W. L. Douglas $3 Shoe
which in Brown Vici makes something very
neat for spring wear. Come in and see it
and others. " 1
L fi. VAN UDMIE
AEDFORD, OREGON
UUUtititititilititititilitititititititititiKSf
nr. S. W. Speas Is the Oentleman.
The' Portland Dally Oregontan of
March 12th, editorially comments upon
Mr. Speas' method used in capturing
codlln moth as follows:
The orchardlst of Medford who
lures the mischievous and fecund codlln
moth to her death with sweetened
water entloingrly Savored with aarsap
arilla and placed in a bottle for a trap
should receive a medal from the State
Horticultural Society and an annuity
from the compounder of the speolal
brand of sarsaparllla thus advertised as
entiolne. On the hypothesis that an
ounoe of prevention is worth a pound
of cure, this man Is clearly entitled to
nnnaideration for his simple, and, as he
olalms It to be, effeotlye, device for pro
tecting apples irom tnis mosi aisguBt,
Ingpest."
Call lor a
Silver-Republican
Convention.
Mass
a fliivi TtAnuhltean miaa eonrantloa la hers
by oallea to moot in Aaniaaa, Baiuraay, Mrca
mh, 18SS, at t o'oloelc p.m. All left! TOtara ot
aat forth la tha asolarstloa ( the National
Silver Ropnbllaan party, or oordlaUy lnrited
and urged to be preaent. Delegates to the Bute
Conrention are to oe onoaea ana otaer unpo
ant Dullness transacted.
Bailor TAYLOR.
Stats Central Committeeman tor Jaokaon Co.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice Is hereby (riven tbat tho co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween F. L. Cranflll and O. I. Hutohl
son, under the firm name of Oranfill &
Hutohlson, has, by mutual consent,
flila nnv hnnn rilflnnlvArl. All aOCOUntS
due the Arm are payable to 0. J.
TTtitatilenn. At the old stand.
Dated at Medford, Ore., Maroh 14, '08.
U. Li. URANFILli,
"V " ' 0, 1. Hutchison,
Don't give me your money until
you have seen your money's worth
at Wolters, ol course.
City Council Proceedings.
The city council met on Tuesday even-
me of this week: in special session.
Present ' Mayor Gilkey, Connollmen
Jones, Hubbard, Woodford, Whitehead.
Petition ot w. u. KoDerts and others
for extension of water main referred to
water committee.
Petition of H. Hollingsworth and
others for extension of four inch pipe
referred to water committee.
Petition of Medford DiBtillina & Re
fining Co. for license read and placed oa
file.
Bid of A. 0. Nicholson to furnish
rouffli fir lumber for town tmroosea for
the ensuing year at $10.26 pier thousand
accepted.
un motion it, was aeciaea 10 nave j . n.
Whitman draw up an ordinance requir
ing prisoners refusing to pay fines to
work out fines on streets. -
Ordinance prohibiting minor from
entering or loitering about billiard sa
loons, gaming houses or bowling alleys
read the third time. On motion the
above ordinance was placed on its final
passage; Vote called for all voted age.
Un motion a. u. mcnoison was re
quested to submit plans and specifica
tions for a oity jail to be handed in at a
meeting to be held Saturday night,
Maroh 19. -
Board adjourned to meet March 19, .
1898. .
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
drugglats refund the money if it foils to sure
SSoests. '
InJOOd
Cure all Uver Ills, bilious
ness, headaohe, sour stom
ach, indigestion, constipa
tion. They met eajlly. with. 1
ostaalaorarlM. Bold br all dranUta.
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Pills