The Medford mail., July 08, 1898, Page 7, Image 7

IMPORTANT
HOTICE
THE RACKET has the Best Line of Hosiery to be Found in the County.
Our 10c Hose Can't be Beat Anywhere for the Money. We Have
:) Keceivea JNew uooas in many ijines. We are Expecting an Invoice
of New Silverware Next Week to REDEEM THOSE TICKETS
wXL.H.eaJ:?ut G. L WEBB, The "RACKET" Man.
CITV
HAPPENINGS.
A onr loud o wului' pipe fin' lliu use
tit lliu ally wuit rouolvod by .1. lino k A
Co. mi Monday. Thuro wan ulmut IKK)
led (il slx-lnoh and MX) fool of four
Inoli pipe In lliu cur. Tin) nhovo Drill,
In uuoordniiuo wl lit noulriuil, bnu,an
potting II In pluoo Wednesday. Many
ol our olll.uiiH liavu bumi noxiously
wnltliiK and hoping Unit limy might
huvo lliu usu u( wulur li'inii IIhjbii ox
tuulloos of mains, In llmu U) bo of bun
I'll 1 this huuhoii, lull owing In thu dulny
In It iii-rlvul, Il will nul bo ol much imo
lor irrigation IIiIh season, and lor lira
protoolton, wo uru In hopes Il will nul
be reiuliod. No oiumnru Doom lo bo
dlroulod nl thoso purlin having lliu
contract u It wan gotten liuru Just as
0, uiukly an possible a I tor lliu orilui- was
Hindi).
- Watches oiomieu an t warraulon lor
onu vonr for $1 I'rllohurd, lliu 'uwolur.
Iru I., Arnold, who, together with
Mm. Arnold, arrived In Mudlord lusl
week from Colorado, hits ronton J. H.
Hugey's now residence anil grounds in
ICusl Miiilforil for novo-ul mouths and
hint commenced lioiiiwkwpliitf. Mr.
Arnold la tt ilunllst of yours' experience,
but ho hail decided to glvo a pari of his
HUunllun U) gardening and thu uaru of
onu of lliu prolllesl and niust iinxluu
llvo homo in all Mudforii. llo may
glvo oiiiu of hit utlonllou to lliu pro
fession -in onu of thu dun till parlors of
tho ulty. These 11 ro lino ncoplo, appar
ently, and a hourly welcome la given
tlmm by all our mwnspuoplu. Later:
Air. Arnold ia doing duntal work In Dr.
J. W, OdtroiV oflluu.
Spring Iruuka for spring liouau
bold moving. Woll A Sliuarur.
Tho Mudford band, to lliu numbor
of sixteen, undiir tho ctllolent loudur
ahlp of i'rof. Snow, waa ai Aahliind ou
thu Koui-lh whuru thuy had buun oin
ployed lo furnish music for thu oulobra
lion, and thuy did furnish it, and thai
of a olaaa that la auldoin hoard ouUldu
thu largor cities. Thu boya wcro gen
o rally uoinpllinuiitod by all; ovun thu
nxukor ol thu day, lion. C. Fulton,
referred to thu music furnished as tho
boat he had liunrd lorinauy a day. Tho
boya apoak wull of tho truatinoiil no
ooided th oin by tho Aahlam! pooplu.
rYoih Klamath 0 hex-no at U. L.
Davla',
At lliu regular meeting of thu
nobukah lodge, I. O. (). F., hold 011
Tuuaday iivuiiIiik of thla week, tilt- fol
lowing ollloora worn Installed for tho
ensuing term: Vlrijlo Woodlord, N.
G.j Uooi-L'la Nicholson, V. O.; Mamie
Isaacs, lieu. Sooy.; .. lluxcy, Kin.
Kony.; Joslo Simmons, Trens.; Nannie
Woolf, (Ion.; Myrtlu N'iuholaou, It. B.
N. O; Myrtlu Woodlord, L. S. N. CJ ;
A. C. Nluholaon, It. S. V. U.; I. Wool I,
L. S. V, O.; W. E. Nluholaon, 1. G.;
1. A. Wubb, O. O.; Klttlo Wubb, chap
lain. Chip bouf out to ordur al G. L.
Davla'.
W. T. Andnratni brought U The
Mail ofllou Uatunlay nn United States
ailvor hall dollar of ditto 1832. It waa
1I11K up in hla door yard by 0110 of hia
children whilu nl work pluming aomu
shrubbery. Thu plocu ia in n good atato
of proaervation and la but lililo worn,
showing that II haa lain in tho plnco
whero found for qui ton number of years.
It waa doubtloaa bruught aoroaa tho
plalna by aoino of Iho early aolllera, aa
tho ranch upon which it wna found wns
onu of tho earliest aultlod places in tho
vallny.
G. L. Davla haa pure ryo vlnotfar,
thu II neat ovur brouht to Mudlord.
Try It. .
Thorn will bo nn Ico croiira mid
cako aouliil Rlvon by iho Womon'a llo
liof Corpa at Wood mo 11 hall on Tuoaday
ovonliiK, July I2lh. Tho prouocda to
bo uaed to naaiat in dufraylnR thu ox
punaoa of tho G, A. H. ruunlon in
Hopluiubor. An onjoyablu ovoninu la
promiaud and Ihulr proinlaus aru al
ways inuilo Kood mid an tho lino lo
wh'loli tho funda nio to bo applied laono
thai our eouoroua oitl.una ahnuld con
tribute to liberally, U la hoped thuj-u
will bo a bis crowd ia nltondunco. Turn
out, all, and palronlzo tho ladiua.
My stock of now watuhus haa ar
rived. D. T. IMtohard.
HpeaklnK of palrlotlam juat ro-mlnd-)
ua that "Bllllo" York la either
entitled to a ohromo or ahould bo ostra
cized from nil kinds of aooloty. He
hiw boon guilty of raialnir black Span
iBh chlokena and.for this bo should
be ostracized and ianoinlnioualy sunt,
honoo and Cnrvurn(ly) ao. But 011 July
Fourth he squared hia somolimua good
behavior by klllinff tho Bpaniah and
oaltng thorn. Telovrama of approola
tlon of fcla valor in tho fluid oniukon
yard arc past duo.
Got Wolls is Snoaror to do your
moylnv satinfuotion alwnva.
If you huvo any doubts about
peoobus growliiK to porfootion In this
yulloy, you should huvo soon Iho limb
from tho Kollotrur plaoo that wub hang
ing In front of WollorH' store Tuosdiiy.
A clump of flftoen full Blzod, porfoot
puaohoB and rlpo that could all be
covered with a man's hat and nil grow
ing on a twig loss than one-half nn Inoh
in dlnraotor. They woro grown byOupt.
Hembroo.
For a good wagon at a reasonable
prloo call on IS,. W. Carver.
F. W. Walt, tho marble worker,
has rented the old Modford bakery
property, oornor Sovonth and II streets
and Is pro paring lo move ills works
thoroto. Ho will build a work shop
and display stand on the mount ground
in front of the building. Prank Is
working himaolf into a good business
and tho move is mado that ho bo moro
centrally looatod and In olonor touoh
with his customers.'
Wo wero shown Inst Suturdny ft
communication from tho Burgeon gen
eral's office at WaBhliigton, D, 0., ad
dressed toC. U. Hostel, M. D., of Mod
ford, which was in rCBpouao lo an oll'or of
hlBaorvlcos for tho war. Tholiitler atiiloa
that thu Uimlur of hia profuaaionul aorv
lou wan duly rooolvod and should any
npuulng priiauut hu might expect a call.
On Frlilny last about 11 o'clock,
Mrs. J. iiluklur, wife of John Hlcklcr,
0110 of thu inun who aru putting In tho
droduliiK plant ou Itoguu river, waa
driving down Woat Buvunth struct and
whoii oppoattu thu water works, Uin
wlitallu waa blown, frlghtuning tho
tuuin, and Ihoy begun running. Aa
thuy woro opposite McGownn'a atoru
Mrs. H. wua thrown from thu buggy,
onu whuul paaMlng ovur her. Sho waa
coualilurably bruloud but waa ablu to
bit taken homo 011 a cot tho aautu even
ing. Por anlu Full blood Joraoy bull
di-hornt-d two years old. C. U. Tay
lor, llvo mllus cast of Mudford.
Our furmur friends huvo been (ulie
busy fur tho pual two wooks pulling up
tholr hay urop which haa been (itlle a
largo onu and II has boon saved In Hue
condition. Among those that have
Dulahud la W. I'. Dodge. Hu but i-ut
up, on the Jusso Wllaon nlucu, nluuiy
tons of good hay. Sovurul other furin
era huvo tholi- oropa soouied and :il
now turn Ihulr atlontion to tliolr grain
hnrvoal.
A hnrau to tradu for wood. Inquiri
al Tiik Mail, ollluu.
Coiinly Clurk Nuwbtiry has ap
pointed hia alnlur, Mra. Mary I'm .,
hia deputy ulurk. Hu will rtalu Mis
Thuruaa Uryant ua aaalalanl for u low
wooks or until himself and elatur b -eomu
familiar with the routine work 01
thu ollluu Shurlff Ormu haa not chosen
hia deputy ua yut, nor will ho for a low
weeks, llo will retain thu present
deputy, K. K. Hmlth, until ho ahull
have selected aumoonu whom he thinks
will beat 111) tho bill.
Iual: llultspon Trail crook and
Modford, a saddler's hammer, small
pair of nlppura, a pair pliers and a
monkey wrunuh and several ainallur
articles. Kinder will please leave aumo
at Hoyden .t Nicholson's hardware
atoru, and receive ruward.
Capt. W. Carroll came in Wcdoca
day from hia farm, about throe miles
northeast ol this city. lie brought In
to our merchants u fuw of tho driest
apricot wo have ever seen grown In
thla vnlluy. The gentleman states that,
hu will have aboi.l a un of apricots for
aalo and that ho will commence ship
ping them at onuu.
All kinds of wood for aalo. Lonp
wood, abort wood, hard wood, aofl
wood and just plain wood. Bollinger,
Ihodraviucn.
Merchant P. Y. Duncan haa moved
hia atock of dry goods and notions to
tho building formerly occupied by
.luck Morris on tho West Sldu. Hu
was too ahy of room to properly show
hia goods ovur 011 thls.ldo bunco the
awltoh. Ho la offering to aell goods
al a very low figure in an ndvertibo
inenl ulsowhoru.
N. G. BaUia, who has boou era
oloyed for aomotlmu past In John
Uurdin'a harbor shop, has formed a
00-partnership with hie late employer,
having on Saturday last bought a half
Interest In tho fixtures. They now
have two ohalra, and will from tirao to
time uiuko additions for thocomfott
and convenience of tholr pulrona.
1 want to hire sovorul teams to
haul wood, Wallace Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sbawver re
tor nod on June 30th to Seattle, from
Ft. Wrungol. Mr. Shawvor will go
ovur into oastorn Washington where
ho hopes to Boouro employmunt'al his
trndu-carpcnloriug. Mrs. Shawvur ox
pucls to romain in Seattle.
Thorc was a good bit of solid cole
brail nn done on thu Fourth by people
who don't oflon get hilarious but tho
olruumslnnuos made tho occasion ono of
considerable promlnouco Sampson wna
In ovidonoo this limo with bis little
guns.;
E. W. Curvorwill Boll you wagons,
hacks, buggies or bloyolus at priooa to
aallafy you.
Kov. Edw. GitllnB on Sunday of
this weok tin I tod in marrlago Mr.
Chriatian M. Fries and .Mrs. Luolnda
L. Wilson. Tub Mail, Is extending
congratulations likewise all of tbulr
Irlonds of whom there aro many.
llufus Cox mixed himself up too
promiscuously with a hay rake last
weok and as a result ho 1b now moving
about with crutches. H is loft foot was
the particular part of his auatomy most
prominently, mixed.
It pays to smoko a good olgar.
Kurtz makosono Hint's worth tho price
asked. Try his flvo ceutor a butter
ono for ton.
Marrlod A I the Baptist parson
age, Modford, Oregon, July 5, 1698, by
Ltev. George N. Antics, Joslnh Glussou,
of Nevada County, California, and Mi-b.
Ida Turner, of Jackson County, Oregon.
Tho last olllolul not of Clork Jack
eon, boforo retiring from his ollloo Inst
Saturday night, was tbu issuing ol tbe
marriage lloonso to C. M. FrioB and
Luolnda Wilson.
T. W, Bucket has takon a position
as salesman with 0. W. Wolters, the
grooor. Mr. Buoket is a oruoklng good
man ovory spot In tho rond.
Weeks & On are shipping a oouple
of hundred boxes of early peaches this
week to Portland. They report their
prune orop never bottor.
Found On North C strooton Tuoa
day, a ponkot book containing money.
Call at Tub MxiLofllae, get properly
and pay for this notioe.
Mrs. Pen woll, she who has been
oonduollng a bakery, oornor Soveuth
and B Btreets, has closed shop and
moved to her mother's homo, in North
wost Modford.
A wagon and to'am with two men,
a boy and a put deer passed through
town Wednesday on tholr way from
California to the Willamette valley.
Painter Toft was engaged Inst weok
In painting tho residonooa of Morohunt
W, B. Slovens and J, S. Hngey.
J.T. Miller, tho bass of tho Singer
sowing machine business in this part
of Southern urugoii wbun Jonn uurry
la somewhere else, has moved Iho head
quarters of bis builiicss from Gold Uill
to Modford.
Wuntod A good, largo, second
hand trunk J. S. Uaguy, East Modford.
M. H. Hurl, wife and two daugh
ters, MIsbob Myrtle und Olllo, arrived
hore from Mudford lust Saturday oven
log. Mr. Hurt ia city marshal of Mod
lord, and removes his family bore for
thu benefit of Mrs. Burl's health. Miss
Myrtlu (Jar, wbo ia woll known horn
aa a musical Instructor, will orgnnlze a
olaaa In music uoxt week Mossrs.
King and Morrow came over from Mud
ford last week with the household
articles of M. It. Hart, who haa re
moved his fuiully 10 Lakevluw. Lnke
vluw Kxamlner.
"K. A. Johnson has his now grlat
mill pu I riled and la now ruady for the
muohinory. which hu hopes to gut in
shape for tho oomlng wheat crop. Mr.
Johnson has purchased new, firat-oluss
machinery und Drain will hnvo a grist
mill of which she may wull foul proud."
Drain Watchman.
W. II. Turnur, all tho sumo "Dll
llo," who used to llvo hore, has written
TJIB Mail from Portland saying that
ho has enlisted with an Oregon com
pany of volunteer unglnoora and hia
party will puss through Mudford Ihla,
Friday, morning on route to San Fran
clseo. Charlie Dunn wrluSs from Boston
that ho mot Clyde Davis, formerly of
Modford, on tho streets of Boston re
cently. Clyde wns an able seaman on
a sailing vessel and has left for Aus
tralia. Ho lins been to England and
Africa since leaving here.
Tho lad Iob of the Women's Relief
Corpa aro to give an ico cream and
cake social at tbo Woodmen hall on
Tuuaday ovouing of next week. Every
body Is Invited to bo present and a jolly
good time la promised.
G. A. Jackson, ex-county clork,
has the frntue of his new East Side
rcsldonco up and enclosed. Ho expects
to move ovur from tbe oounty seat
about tho 15th.
Twelvo recruits for the Oregon
Regiment at Manila, from La Grande,
Oregon, were on the southbound over
land yesterday.
A good top buggv for sale, almost
at your own price. J. S. Hagey, East
Mudford.
They Want More Money.
The committee appoint -d by tbe
old soldiers and sailors to secure funda
by subscription, nocusrury to conduct
their annual reunion, report that they
have not boon as successful as they hud
hoped lo be. Aftir muklng a canvass
of all the business men In the oity they
Und they have secured Icsb than half
enough to defray the actual and neces
sary ex ponsos. Soma bave eu.'ges-d
that the place of tbo gathering be
changed from, the fair grounds to son.e
place noaror the city, and this matte
Is being considered by the committee.
Tho boys in bluo bavo asked us to call
attontlon to tbls faet and to auguest
publically 10 our people that oth-r
towns in tho vulloy want the boys to
moot with them and will readily re
spond to tho call for assistance. Thu
Mail knows nothing of this matter,
but It dues seem tbat we ougbt to Oe
ublo to raise the amount required,
which Is something like $200. It has
been flvo years since those pooplo met
in Mudford, and at that time, despite
iho inulomont weather, there was a big
crowd present and they bad a gooia
time ana tno occasion was one 01 prom
to tho town not only at that particu
lar tlmo but for a long time afterwards.
Lot ua think this matter over again and
sao If there Is not some way in which
we. can lix the boys out.
Among the Churches.
CIlltlSTIAN CHURCH.
Next Sunday In the morning servloo
tbo inluiater will speak on "Over
coming Evil with Good." The evening
sormon will bo on the Inquiry, "Why
Were You Born?" Remember the
hours 11 a. m. and 8 p. m'. A cordial
invitation to all.
O. J. Gist, Pastor.
Creditors hale
Of clothing, boots and shoes must be
closed out In 30 days. All prloes out
In two. Furnishing goods, ladles' wear,
suits from $2.75 up, ladles' bIiocs 86
cents, former price SI. 60. Oomo early
and gut bargains. At the old stand,.
West Side, next to Monitor-Miner oflloe,
Modford, Oreeon
P. Y. Duncan, Reoeiver.
City Council Proceedings.
The oity oounoil mot on Tuesday, It
ooing uie regular mommy meeting,
Mayor Gilko.v not Doing presont Coun-
oilman G. T. Jouos uated as mayor, pro
torn.
Tho petition of I. L. Hamilton for
liquor Hoc use, with O. W. Palm and S.
Rosenthal as seourltlea, was on motion
granted and lloonse ordured to bo Is
sued. Roports of reoorder and treasurer
wore rend, aooopted and ordered filed.
The following bills were presented
and passed upon by the finanoo com
mittee, and upon motion wore allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for the re
spective amounts;
Mra W Clark, taxoa refunded t 1t
uan t jonea, wora oa anon ana Burvey
w
dltnh 0 7ft
work on dam 1 BO
J H llolllniroi', aorvloes In Hose oaao 1 00
M R Crystal, work on dam w llh loam 3 W
wuson uunsakor, uiaoksmiitiiiiif - y 2r
A 0 NIoIioIbou, lumbor for oity 10 DO
D H Mlllor, hardware u
R A Proudfoot. Dumnlnir water. for
June 108 M
M IV nun. mnrinti Httmry lor juno .. .. )UW
Amos Nluholaon, atraot commissioner la
bor for.luno SI AO
G H Hnsklns, hall rent Ill 00
JnuaoR K Howard, work on dam !l 'in
Havdan & NIobolHon. hardware II St
Wella A Hhoaror, team work on dam 1 9ft
J V Lawtou, reoorder feoa (or June M 8ft
J H Norrls, freight on Water pipe '.. 486 00
Itur
L P Loreta, digging d
Herbert Crouoh, worh
His Next Visit.
Prof, Hymar ti Co., the Gorman
oculist and catarrh specialist from
Portland, will bo at tho Nash hotel
July '& and 'M for two days only and
return once each month. We will cure
your catarrh, no waller how chronic,
without fail. No medicine Inlornully.
Catarrh ia a very dangerous disease.
Call and have a friendly talk with tbo
professor which costs absolutely noth
ing, Glasses fitted for oyes. Ollloo
hours In Mudford, all day, Remombor
tho dute of pur coming.
The New Officials' Bondsmen.
Tho several nowly elected county
officers took tbo oath of ofllce on Julv
4th, thul being the first Monday In
juiy, nnu uu are now at inoir post or
duty. On Juno 30 ih thoao that are re
quired to gavo thu necessary bonds.
Tho sheriff Is required to give two
bonds ono of 110,000 as BhorifT and one
of $10,000 aa tax collector. Sheriff
Orme's bondsmen, as sheriff, are 8.
Itosenthul, John Compton and Wm.
Cameron for $1000 each, Max Mullor
for 2000 and T. Carauron for t000.
His bondsmen as lax collector are C.
W. Palm, I. L Hamilton, I. A. Webb,
C. W. Wolters and E. Wilkinson for
I000 each, and H. E. Ankeny for 15000.
L. L. Jacobs, county treasurer, se
cured as auretlos B. F. Adkins, W. I.
Vawter, F. W. Hutchison and Z. Cam
eron for $5000 each $20,000 in ail.
Gub Newbury's bondsmen as county
clurk uro E. U. Pickel, E. V. Carter,
Geo. W. Dunn for $2000 each; G. W.
Anderson, Horace Hicks, F. D. Wag
ner and W. I. Virgin at 41000 each
tlO.OOO In all.
Pctur Applugate, county recorder,
gavo bonds for $3000, with J. W. Mer
rill and J. W. Robinson as sureties, la
tho Bum of $l.r00 each.
Dr. Chos. Hincs gave a like bond as
county coroner with John Devlin and
George Hlnes as sureties.
John Wutkins, tho Rogue river ferry
man, gave a bond of $.500, with T. E.
Nichols and J. S. Vestal as sureties,
each for $250.
For Sale or Trade
320 acres of good farming land, 2 miles
from Maxwell, Colusa County. Calif.;
nearly all Bummer fallowed. Will trade
for improved place in Southern Ore
gon. Address Box 113, Maxwell, Calif.
Chautauqua, July u ai, I808.
LecturoB by John Temple Graves,
Dr. P. S. Henson, H. L. Conary, Dr.
Chapman, Miss Murcutt, of Australia,
and others. Schools Music, Prof.
Kinross; Elocution aud Physical Cul
ture, Mras Safford; Cookery, Miss
Moroy; Biblo Normal Work, Prof. Day;
Hound Table, Prof. Vlning. Season
lickols $1.50. Beautiful camping
grounds. Expenses light. Assembly
bottor than ever. Coinu. Address the
President, at Ashland, Oregon.
Grossly In Error.
STRIKING COLORS .... .
or plaip colors, varnishes,
oils, white lead, etc., can be
obtained here in any quan
tity. We have a line that Is not surpassed
In point of quollty by any other stock
In the country. They possess tbe mer
it of great durability, those for outdoor
nse resisting the action of the elements
and retaining their brightness for
years. For Indoor use, we have a
variety of stains, varnishes and tints
that sell at moderate prices.
BOYDEN & NICHOLSON,
The Hardware
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W. J. FREEMAN,
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AND SADDLERY GOODS
Carries the following well-known lines in stock,
Bain Wagons Racine Buggies, Hacks and Car
riages Walter A. Wood, Milwaukee and
D. M. Osborne Harvesting Machinery
Hodge Headers Also a Com
plete Stock of Extras and
Saddlery Goods.
In the Orueoolun of date June 10,
1808, appeared nn item under the cap
tion of ' Mlh-s in Southern Oreeon."
After leKuiy In detail many important
features of Josephine County mines
that pupur dropped down to a state
ment that the cold product of Jackson
County for 187 was $27,040.20, and in
silver' the output was $1,493.84. Just
where tho Orrgonian seoured its data
is not known but that the article was
grossly in error oan be proven by us
people who are familiar with the yearly
output of minerals of the county.
While a statement of that nature made
by a journal as prominent as tbe Ore
gonlan Is sure to work a hardship, we
peopln down here feel that we oan for
nlve knowing ns we do that the paper
in question has been imposed upon by
some writer who is over anxious for
Josephine County and malioiously
"agln" Jackson County, but when the
artlolo retorred to Is reproduced in the
Grants Pass Mining Journal as it were
in its entirety and without comment
the Josephine County woodohuok in
the fence oorner Is more apparent than
ever before. The journal knows a
statement suoh as the above is all un
true and the paper's subscribers In this
oounty will undoubtedly prove to tho
publisher of tbat journal that euch un
reliable news is not wanted and that
any attempt to belittle our county's
miners will not be passed by unnoticed.
As a mattor of foot $24,000 Is less
than one-tenth of the annual gold out
put of JaokBo'n County. Lot us cite:
The Sterling- mine's annual output for
the past several years has not been less
tban 100,000; the Sturtrls mine, not
loss than $20,000; tbe Jack Luton mine
can be Hgured easily at $40,uuo. 'l oose
are all ulaours. but are only the very
large ones. There are an hundred or
more small placer propositions tbat
produce aunuauy iron) iuuu 10 souuv.
We have mentioned so fur only placers,
Tho quartz minus are no small Item
and, whllo not as plentiful as the plucor,
thov are very much In evidence and
are productive of a great amount of
wealth.
Thoro Is moro Catarrh In this section ot tho
country lhati all other diseases put together,
aud until tho lust law voara was sUDDOsud lo
be Incurable. For a groat many years doctors
fironounocd It a local dlseuse, aud prescribed
ooal remedies, and by constantly falling; to
oure with local tt-oatmont, prouounoed It In
curable. 8clonoe has proven oatnrrh to be a
constitutional disoaso, and thoroforo requires
oonBlUullonal treatment. Hairs Catarrh Cure,
manufactured, by H. J, Chonoy A Co., Toledo,
Ohio, Is the only constitutional oure on tho
markat. It Is taken Internally in doses from
10 drops to a teospoouf ul. It sots directly on
the blood and muoous surfaoes ot the system.
They otfor oae hundred dollars for any oaso It
lulls w uure. aeuu lor circulars aim icsiiiuu
V. i. CHHNKY ft CO., Toledo, O.
sold by Druggists, 7t)c.
Hull's Family l'llls aro tho best.
- General Scott in 1847 landed in
three days 12,000 men at Vera Cruz
without the Iobs of 0110 life. The
old oenoral was very proud of thnt
achievement, but the landing of
Uenoral Shatter's army in uunn
wan a greater tubk.
My prices arc lowest.
Call or write when in
need of anything.
W. J. FREEMAN,
CENTRAL POINT, ORE.
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Tft8 YANKEE Traflinp Store,
SHONE & SCHERMERHORN, Propr's
Carry everything that's Second-Hand and Lots of Articles that
. are First-Hand. We will buy, trade or sell anything on earth.
We have Uoises. Wagons, Harness, Stoves, Hardware, Furni
ture, Anything Everything
5ell to us, Trade with us or buy from us.
West Side.
Medford, Oregon.
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The enormous demand for Crescents has been
secured through honest and fair dealings with both
the trade and public.
To-day Crescent Bicycles are recognised as the
standard for price and the standard for quality.
In 1 898 . Crescents win be found
many important improvements that will inorease
the present popularity of the wheel. Send for Art
Catalogue.
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On Saturday, July 9th, I will Rive
eaoh lady thnt buys a ten cent box of
atovo polish, a mil and dauber free,
which sella for 25 cents. Como early
for I only have four dozen mlts.
G. ti. Davis.
The ship Cromartyshire and the
French liner Burgoyne, collided
near Cable Island, 01T Halifax, July
4th. Six hundred passengers and
the orew were drowned. Two hun
dred passengers were saved. -
The Oakland, Calif., man who
made affidavit that he had person
ally served a legal Bummons on an
individual who, as it lurnB out, had
been dead for ten years previously,
has been ordered to appear in court
and explain. As he cannot be ex
pected to confess himself a perjurer,
he should have a wonderful story
of strange travel to tell,
Man soaa springs
Hay and Milk for Sale.
CAMP GROUND FREE
J. O. JlcCALLISTER.
Fred Nelson, wbo is now in the
equipment department of the battle
ship Oregon, writes that the con
cussion and shook on board the
vessel was something terrible dur
ing the bombardment at Santiago.
Heavy glass window panes inohes
thick were broken, and a steel rod.
two incheB in diameter was broken
from the jar and concussion of the
battleship's own guns. Shells from
the enemy's batteries flew over the
deults, and the noise was deafening ,
Mining lo.-allon blanks for bu.
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