tfPIIPF.I.V PERSONAL.
I '
O. Vroman, of Rook Point, whs in
the olty Monday.
P. Hubbard returned Tuesday from
his trip to bun Francisco.
Merchant H. E. Boydun Sundnyod
with bis family at Colestln.
Moruhunt C. W. Woltors was ovor at
Yreka Monday upon buslnoss. '
Moruhunt O. L. Davis wan at Coles
tin for a fow days this week.
James Braden, the Gold Hill mining
man, was In the Hub Tuesday.
J. W. Marksoerry, of Gold Hill, was
doing business on our streets Monday
Mrs. I. A. Webb left Saturday even
In for a several weeks' stay at New
port. Hon. E. D. Poudray, of Phoenix,
went down to Portland on Friday even
ng's train.
Ex-Countv Treasurer J. B. Welch, of
Central Point, was doing businoss in
Mtfdford Tuosday.
Henrv Pohlman and family and John
Schneider returned from their moun
tain trip Tuesday.
V. E. FInuoy, the mining man, was
In from the Squaw lake country Wed
nesday alter supplies.
0. 0. Pletoher, Ed. Reddeu and R.
E. Murray wont up on Big Hutte Wed
nesday for a few days' outiug.
Miss Poarl Webb went up to Ashland
yestesday for a few days visit among
her many friends at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bates and C. J.
Clark and daughter, Miss Mary, left
Sunday tor Shovel creek for a two
weeks' stay.
Mrs. Mathews, who has been stop
ping with the family of E. D. Elwood
r - An t.a loft. rActarHni tnr Snn
for a few days, left yesterday for San
Francisco;
G. W. Prlddy, Theo. Dunn and F.
M. Poe are at Ashland this week at
work on a brick building that Is being
put up there.
V. L. Cameron has been spending a
tew days In this city, resting after the
season's labors on his father's ranch
on Applegate.
L. B. Warner returned this week
from a several months' canvass for the
sale of nursery stock In Klamath, and
Lake Counties.
Dr. J. W. Robinson, deputy internal
revenue collector, was In the city Mon
day looking after the revenue stamp
business houses.
Atty. W. H. Parker returned Tuesday
from his sojourn at Colestin, where he
has been for a short time enjoying the
mountain air and water.
Miss Whlted returned to her home
at Ashland Tuesday. The lady has
been In Medford receiving medical
treatmeut from Dr. Pikel.
T. F. West and L. Shull went up on
Anderson creek Wednesday. They will
camp for a while near a tine mineral
spring on W. H. Hurley's farm.
Mrs. Ella Cole and son, Sidney, left
Saturday for McCallUter springs for a
short outiug. Mrs. Cole's brother, M.
A. Macauley, accompanied them.
I. A. Webb returned from Portland
Saturday where he had been the past
week in attendance at the grand lodge,
A. O. U. W., as a delegate from Med
ford lodge.
Mrs. P. J. Head went down to Rose-
burg Saturday, where she will be met
by the professor and they will go over
into the Coos Bay country for a several
weeks' stay. .
I. A. Mounce of this city aod Sam'l
E. Geary, of Elk creek, left Tuesday
morning for a four or five weeks' pros
peot and hunt at Fish Lake, near the
Umpqua divide.
Misses Iva Purdin and Meda Ply
male were at Ashland Wednesday in
attendance at the funeral of their
friend, Miss Claudia Virgin, who died
in that city last Monday.
E. B. Jennings, of Table Rock, went
down to Cottage Grove Monday. He
will visit the Cinnabar mines and works
and other points of interest to a mining
man, while in tbat section.
Attorney C. H. DalrymDle, of Gold
Hill, was in the oity Monday. Mr. D.
is a very gifted attorney and is fast
forging his way to the front as a prac
titioner of no small calibre.
Wm. Cameron and son, W. W., were
in from Amjleeate Saturday after a new
hack and harness which they had pur-
-chased 01 some ot Meuiora s live Duel
uess men that advertise in The Mail,
E. L. Walters was in from Bonanza
Wednesday after a wagon and other
snnnltRB. which he readily and cheanlv
secured from our merchants. The
wagon purchased was a btudebaker
from E. W., Carver.
D. Gibbon, an expert machinist from
Portland, sent out by the Buffalo-Pitts
Threshlug Machine Company, is in the
valley this week assisting in starting
.up the several new machines sold in
; this section this season by his company.
Dale Hazel and Al. Reynolds, of
.-Medford, and John Dyar, of Jackson
ville, left Wednesday by team for
Marysvllle, Calif. Hazel and Dyar
went to secure employment and Key
nolds will remain there permanently
Rev. Edw. Gittlns left Monday even
ing for Spokane Falls where there is
to be held a trial session of the judicial
conference of the coast. Mr. Gittins
is a member of the board and the work
. at hand is the trial of the much talked
of Ford case.
L. E. Van Vlelt was in from Central
Point Monday doing business with our
merchants. Mr. Vau Vlelt is a good
mechanic as well as a rancher, b.b is
proveu by the 60x65 foot barn which he
has just completed for Wm. Holmes,
of Central Point.
J. C. Hall and family and Col. Mor
rey's family will start for Dead Indian
sprlng9 tomorrow for a stuy of three
weeks. These people, we are sure, will
enjoy their outing for they go well
supplied with alj the conveniences for
a pleasant camping trip.
Ed. Weston, the photographer, and
son-ln-luw of Mrs. M. E. Brous, left
BUnUUy IUI us mumi:3, iuw, a, wuiuii
nlnea ho s ensriuca in Dusiness. lie
was caller! to Modford a few weeks Rtro
by the illness or Ills-child, who with
its mother, is visiting here.
Dolbert -Terrlll was in again this
week from Brownshoro. Ho suye he
don't like the notion of even onu page
of Tim M Alfc going republican, but he
avoi-B that the other seven are a pretty
good encyclopedia of news and that's
! pretty nearly all ha wauls ol a county
paper.
Attorney A. E. Renen, of Jackson
ville, was a plousuut caller at TllK
MAM. oRIuo Tuesday, Mr. Kennies !
one of the several bright young attor
neys of Southern Oregon and together
with the veteran legal light of known
ability, Wm. Colvlg, Is enjoying a good
business.
John Smith, the Palmcrorcek minor,
was In the olty a couple of days this
week. Ho reports the water supply n
being rather short, but still there U
about as much as they care to use these
hot days. Ho was tho truest of his old
friend, Ex-County Treasurer ti. P.
LI lid ley.
J. W. Adams aud family, ol Anderson
creek, accompanied by Miss Millie
Tryer, of this city, started for Crescent
Oltv Wednesday. They will Join the
party going from Wagnor creek, men
tion of whose going was mado In theso
columns Inst week. They expect to be
gone about three weoks.
Misses Minnie Poil and Rwii Flem
ing, of Climax, wore callers ut TllK
Mail ollloe Monday. They wore somo
what curious as to the workings of a
newspaper shop and while hero were
shown many of the details of olllee
work which courtesy Is gladly ex
tended to all callers. The young ladies
spent Monday eveulng with Jackson
ville friends.
Mrs. J. H. Harris, of Eugene, ac
companied hy Mrs. W Mathews, of
Chicago, III., stopped otT Saturday tor
a short visit with h. 1). Elwood, who Is
a brother ot Mrs. Harris. The ladles
are on their way to San Francisco and
other California cities upou business
wnton is the estanllshtug of agencies
for the sale ot goods fur which Mrs. U.
is general agent,
W. R. Flthlan, of Webber, Kansas,
who has been in the valley a fow weeks
visiting friends aud looking over the
country, was called back to his home
on account ot Illness in his family. He
went out on the eveuing train Wednes
day. When he came horo he was using
a cane on account of severe rheumatism,
but on departing he threw away the
cane. He is well pleased and will
likely locate here with his family soon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Payne, of Phoo-
fnlx, were In Medford Tuesday and were
callers at Tun Mail shop. These ueo-
ple have a Sne ranch east of I'hoeuix
and one that is productive ot all those
things that are good for the sustenance
of the inner man. On Mav 20th they
gathered vegetables (rom their garden
and this, too, without irrigation.
Their fruit is also excellent In quality
as samples of early Alexandre reaches
left at our shop will bear wltuess.
Joshua Wright, of Gold Hill, was in
Medford Monday uuon bu lines. The
gentleman had been to Jacksonville as
a witness In a case wherein some Gold
Bill parties bad been arrested for ob
structing Rogue river In such a man
ner as to have stopped fish from going
ud the river farther than Gold Hill.
The case was decided against the in
formant aud In favor of the Gold Hill
parties. Mr. Wright is also directly
interested inasmuch as he has a winir-
dam for mining purposes in the river
at about the same place as where the
obstructions are alleged to have been
placed. 1 HE MAIL is not authority In
the premises as it knows nothing re
garding tne matter oily as .Mr. Wright
has stated. He sides that there is
ample room for tish to pass up tho river
and that they do so pass. He further
states that fish are being unmercifully
dynamited farther up the river and
many large, dead fish are daily seen
floating down the river from above
Gold Hill. Since there has been an in
timation tbat there would be trouble,
Mr. W. states that the gates have been
taken away.
Oregon Crop Report.
The government weather and crop bu
reau reports this week :
"The second growth of alfalfa is be
ing cut, and the second crop of clover is
niakinz eood growth and will make
several tons to the acre in many locali
ties. The hay crop secured is one of the
largest, it not tne largest, ever secured
in the state; the quality is first-class,
and it has been safely gathered.
"Heudine and harvesting of fall-sown
wheat are under way in all portions of
the state. The crop is very heavy. Some
correspondents report the crop" 'about
as good as in 1890, when the crop was
unusually large and of excellent quality:
while others report, 'It is the largest
and best crop ever harvested.' That It
is a 'good crop, there is no question. The
grain is ui guuu size uuu piump, so lur
there are no reports of anv shriveled
grain. Spring-sown w-heat is nearly as
promising as the fall-sown, Oats are as
promising as wheat. Barley and rye
are almost invariably good crops, but
this year they are better than usual.
"Peach plums are ripening and being
shipped by carload lots ; the trees are
overouraeneu Dy tne neavy crop. Apri
cots and peaches, also, are being ship
ped by carload lots. The crop of apri
cots and oeaches is verv large in Doug
las, Josephine and Jackson Counties,
and in the Columbia and Snake river
valleys; elsewhere they are a poor crop.
The Drune trees are loaded, and hand
pruning is very active. Apple and Bart-
lett pear trees are nterauy nueu witn
fruit: owing to energetic and system
atic spraying, apples and pears will be
freer from the Codlin moth than has
been the case for years.
Si.gar beets are in a most satisfac
tory condition. The wisdom of estab
lishing the sugar beet factory in the
Grande Rondo Valley Is demonstrated
by the fine growth of the beets In that
section. There is not an adverse re
port this week from any section of the
state, all agreeing that crops could not
be better, that stock is in a prime con
dition, and that only a successful crop
season now awaits the husbandmun.
"Weather. Tho fnean temperature
for the week averaged 03o, being lo
cooler than for the proceeding week
and 3o cooler than for the correspond
ing week of last yar. The highest
temperature was 84o, on Tuesday and
saturaay mornings.-
Advertlsed Letter List.
Fnllnwtnff IB a HhI of lottors romnlnlni? nn.
callod for Id the Medford pjstotllco on July
27, SB.
Dunn, V B
Mlllor, Joseph
Martin, Mrs L1.z!e
Olson, O J .
A rhrtrffo of one cont will bo madq upon
do
livery 01 u.i:u 01 uiu uuovu union,.
Poison calling for any of tho ubovc lotlors
will plcaHO say " AdvortfROd."
M. PuitniN. rOHtmaKtcr.
Mining location blanks for sale at
this office.
MAKE A LANDING.
AMERICAN TROOPS RBACH THE
SHORES OF PORTO RICO.
Had right With lb Siiaala.-d, but
No Anurlaatu W r Ills Tha
Landtag Was 8iicfiil.
Pour Gva.nic'A, Island ol l'orlo Hloo,
July i. via Island of HI, Thomas, July
til. Tho Uatt.il Status military exped
ition, which leflGiianlanaaioon Thurs
day, landed here successfully to-day,
after a short dash with the Spanish
troops. Mo Americans were killed.
Sails for the Philippine.
A special dispatch from Shanghai
sava four Russian man-of-war have
left Pert Arthur, and It la supposed
that tholr destination It the Philippine
Islands. Another dispatch from Shang
hai says the Japanese war ships Yo-
hlno,- Chin You, IUuknshlam aud Sai
Yon have bean hastily dlipa'ehed to
Saiseho to re-en fore the Japanese
squadron thoro, making tt the strong
est In these waters. It has beou or
dered to co-operate with, the Brltl'h
and American admirals In the event ol
international compiles t ions.
While tho dispatch does not explain
tho matter It Is Inferred that the
squadron Is desired to be In rosdlnosa
for Philippine operations.
Albert LoefHar, a miner, was ornahed
to doalh in a mine nonr Sail Andreas,
Oal., by a cave-In.
A drunken barroom qnerral at Ama
do, 0l,, resulted iu Frank Miller
hooting aud instantly killing Charles
Sailing, a cowboy.
Sergeant Jewell of San Pranrtscn
hot and probably fatally wounded A.
W. Lemanager, a clerk, at Tacomn.
Wash. Mo motive Is known for the
shooting,
Work Is to be commenced Immedi
ately on the wreck of the Spanish war
ship Crlatobal Colon, trying to save It.
W. H. Friend, the new poatmaster
of Oakland, ha assumed his duties.
Li Houl, fie king of Cores, dealrea
to abdicate and to take refuse at lh
British consulate at eoul. The Brit
ish consul, however, decline to re
ceive him.
Th new plant of th T, hania Elec
tric company at Bed Bluff hae Won
pat in operation.
A dynamite bomb rerontly found
on Uar,l the supply ahlp P- rt Victor.
It contained 30 pound, of dynamite
and gun col Ion, and .ea Intruded to
be naod to destroy the ship.
General Shatter he laauaj an order
thanking the armr under liliu for their
heroic work in the campaign agalnat
Santiago.
The price of nide petroleum ha ad
vanced to fl.15 a barrel by Lmi An
geles producer. The chief reaaon for
this advance, as explained hy Secre
tary Staabunr, is that the prvMnt up
ply above ground is decrea-lng, in
stead of increaainn. and thai the Irn
teee have been ubllc-d to call upon
their reserve to fill their contract, and
that the quantity in the tank in the
nVd and also In their own tanks la
steadily growing smaller.
An attempt was made recently lo
hum a portion of Block ton, Cal. Two
fires, gaining good headway, were
discovered, but both extinguished be
fore any serious damage resulted.
A strango case of temporary loss of
speeoh has Just occurred at Woodland.
Olio Armstrong, a young farmer of
Capay valley, was at work In the sun
on a hot day nearly two weeks ago,
when he suddenly found himself to
tally dumb. Mo symptoms of illnevs
accompanied the BfB'ction. A few days
ago the power of articulation returned
to him as suddenly as he had been be
reft of it.
Nineteen Austrinn pallors who ar
rived at Havre by La Bretagnc wen
taken before a magistrate and con
fronted by four second-c'aas pnsseiigein,
survivors of La Bourgogne. on churgi-s
of oruelty and brutality at the time of
the collision between La Bourgognc
and the British ship Cromartyshire, off
Sable island on July 4. Although the
evidence offered against them wus
very slight, six of the accused were
hold on remand. The others were dis
charged.
Mary Allen, wife of C. F. Allen, of
Oakland, was found dead In bed by
I he aide of her hushaud recently.
Death is (opposed to have been duo to
natural causes. When the Aliens re
tired Mrs. Allen did not appear to be
seriously ill. When Allen awoke
about two o'clock In the morning, he
felt chilly. He happened to touch hi"
wife's body and found that it was cold
and st i IT. ' Springing out of bed he
struck a light and was horrified lo find
that Bis wife had expired uyhside
without his knowledge. The. phock
was so great that Allen took to drink
ing to steady his nerves, with the re
?nll that he was so drunk that ft was
ound necessary to lock him up in the
city prison.'
One of the richest treasure shlp of
the season, the steamer Charles Nel
son, landed In Seattle a few days ngo
with more than tl,30,OOO of yellow
gold, 11 days from Kl. Michael, after
an uneventful trip. Bho had on board
181 passengers, all from Dawson, ex
cept a few from Manook and points on
tho lower river. About ono-thlrd of
the passengers were discouraged ten-
dorfeet, who had remained but. a few
days in Dawson, und hud then taken
the first boat down the river, but rtor,
ens of the returning Klondikcrs are
mado independently wealthy hy the
hoavy hags of gold dust they brought
down from tho far north. The largest
Individual holder r,f Ihe sleamer was
Professor T, H, Lippy, who owns No,
16 on El Dorado, and ill w iinne state
room on tho trip down were piled nine
oanvas'saeks containing about 1000
pounds of gold, vnliied at between
M00.000 and 1300,000.
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYIUP OF FIGS
Is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of tho combination, but also
to tho care and skill with which It la'
manufactured hy solcntlllo processes
known to tho CAi.ironNU Flu Hvitui'
Co. ouly, and wo wish to impress upou
all the Importance of purchasing tho
truo ami original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs la inunufaoturud
by tho CALiroitNiA Flo Svhui Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist ono. In avoiding the worthless
Imitatlona mnuufncturud by other par
ties. Tho high standing of tho Cali
fornia Fio Syiivp Co. with the medi
cal profession, und the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of tho Company a guurunty
of tho excellence of Ha remedy. It is
far In advance of all other laxatives,
as It acta on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without Irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get ita beneficial
effects, please remembor tho name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
N rRANUieoo. vL
LeVIIVILLC KEW VOHK. X.t
OX TO PORTO RICO.
GENERAL MILES AND THE INVAOINQ
ARMY LANDINQ.
Tklrtjr-rite Tlim.aad Ilea Slake Dp
Ihe Klttltlun--Tran.porl Cvuvuyad
by Wr.hl, Will Land lu Three
t'lav
' The administration has received no
news hut nlUeiaN were confident Sun
day nliiht that MIN-a h ron.-lied P no
Hii-o and has perhap landed his de
tachment ol troops nn Ihii Uland.
Mllr left OiianUmitno Thiits-lny aft
ernoon aud reported his arrival al
Mo e Si. Nicholas Friday at noon. Ac
cording to I 111 rale it wn oultnalnd
that tho expedition wou'd be able to
rvaeh any point on tin. northern or
southern coanl nf l'orlo Rieo by Sun
day night.
It liua aince hcou 'earned that the
landing place decided on before I In
departuie of the exneil'Ilon wn , tiu
auica, about l" miles ol I'jne-,
on 'he southern roast. Tills point, be
ing nearer tho western ihnu the cant
em end of the Islnud. should have
lecn reached Sunday with en pro
vided no accident overtook the expedi
tion. When the expedition reached the
mole Miles informed tho war depart
ment that certain tug-taihl llglitors had
not arrived, but it a "evident tint he
did not intend to de ay hi niiliug on
that account, and it is hlieved that
the greater part of the troops and the.i
supplies can h landed without the aid
of llghlers. It is probable, however,
that lighter will he nuceseury for land
ing the heavy orliintice, and it Is ap
parent, therefore, Hint the eampnzii
cannot be fui!y sturlod before I lie ar
rival of ilie vcsels Miles called for.
The administration is rapidly carry
ing lis plans for landing troona at
three widely separated points In Porto
Rico. . A te.egiaui was sent to Slmiti
to send transports, If possible, for the
transportation of flOOO troops from
Tampa to I'orto Rico.
Preparing lo Heslet.
Th Spanish of San Juan de Port'
Rico uro making extensive prepara
tions lo resist nn anticipated attack on
the part of ihe United States warships
which are understood to bu convoyln :
the army of Invasion commanded bv
General Mile.
WILL HOLD PORTO EI00.
The Stars and SlrlprnOuce llolxted
Will Never Bfl Hauled Down.
Washinqton. The niiihoiitulive
statement wa made that Ihe Iilnnd
of Porto Hi eo was to bo held a a price
of the war. The subjoined pniclleully
ofllciul slateinuut was made public:
"Porto It co will be kepi be the
United Slates. That is Mottled nu. I
has been the plan from the lint. 0:iit
taken, it Hi, I never l relented. I
will pasi forever into Mie hri'id of t!u
Unhed(S ntes, and theo never has been
any other thought. l! pimuni-.n will
go toward muting up the lieiivv ex
pense of the war ol' ili-."l! tiled Slnln.
Our flag once runted ihure will ll-i.u
over the Islnud permanently."
Tho name mil hnrily says llu fut-i-e
of the Philippines is u inal'er oi d.i
Telopmeu , aud that so far there is ir
certain pnliey II mil I y adopted regard
ing lliosu islands. They are siilj"ci. lo
developments iu the war silnu ioii in
the Pacific. It Is intimated, however,
thnliuh nol delluelly Bellied, that the
Liidronos mlht follow the lute of Porto
liico and become our permanent pos
uio.'i, lining valuable as ii con. lug and
supply million for our ships when cu
route to e'ailem Asm.
Cure nil liver Ills, bilious.
Pills
ncs. henilachc, sour stom
ach, Indigestion, Ronntlpa
llon. Tlnty net on.lly, Willi.
out piiliiur Ki-liifi. Hold liy nil (IriifiKliit. 2 cnnll.
Tho only Till, to tuko with Hood'. Har.niinrilla,
Inlood S
SiuaeDaker wagons and Carriages
E. W. CARVER, Agent,
Warehouse south or S. P. Railroad Depot.
Crescent Bicycles
Call und see the
ChitlulcHa.
I'l lee, 7fl.
Chain Models,
r'.'l) to J.'.ll,
Just Arrived direct from
M On Hen of .miles' Kail Shoes. l'ltrmern,
D J I'runptH'toiH and Moiiers High Cut Full
W M Slock Cull and Kip Shoe, Specially
H Unlit for Hard Service Also Sever
al Line of Kxtni Stout Hoys Shoes.
Men's all the way from II.W1 to fo.OO per pair.
CO
Tayler
IT IS UNFAIR
To send out of lo u for urilclrn Mint can be procured ut borne.
THE MERCHANT
rxpcpm alt Urn people ot b
proper uuu rfUi, oecnu? il in a tair uuntacrt oroponlUua.
IT 18 JU8T AS FAIR
for mill iiitu to expect mpichauts snd nil build em to buy their frs,
5th, Mouldings. Flooring, Kuttk. and all Mill Trudtipu at bum.
GRAY & BRADBURY'S
t a home lutntltutlon. Why
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BICYCLES
The enormous demnnd for Crescents lias Wen
secured through honest and fair dealings with both
the trade and puhllc.
To.-dny Crenocnt Bicycles are recognlicd n the
standard for price and the standard for quality.
In 1898 Crescents win be found
many Important improvements that will incrcnue
the present popularity of the wheel. Send for Art
Catulogue.
CRESCENT CYCLERY
W. CARVER. Agent, MEDFORD, ORE.
E.
Market Report.
Tho following uro tho prices paid by
our merchants this week for fitrm pro
duce. This list will bo changed each
week us tho prices change:
Wheat 0
Outs 10
flour 2.20 por 100 lbs
Unrlev II.. '15
Mill Feed 1.00 " " "
Potatoes,. Mo " " "
New potatoes lo " " "
Kitbs. '. 15 per dor.
Huttor, 20 por lb
lleaiiH, dry 0"i
Bacon 01)
Hams,....,.....- 001
Shoulders 07
Lurd, 0K&
Hogs llvo 0:ii04
Doings of tho Circuit Court.
Henry and Krniilt Koblson vs 11 J
Abbott; judgment, for plaintiffs for
lllll,2'), ).'l atlorni.'.v'H fees nnd I0
enHi-H. oie.
Will I' Allen, Wm Trelund ot III vs
.lo'in Iii-ond und A W Hltirgls: onlor
lixing comiicnsiilion of nnd dlHchiirglug
rnonlvftr.
Will P". A I In n, Win Iroland el al vs
John llroad iiinl A W Slurgls; order
(llHiniHHlng suit.
That I.nmn Utirti can ho cured with
l)r Miles' OIIOUVK l'LASTUU. Only i5o,
Best Goods for
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the Least Money
Largest stock In
Oregon
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the Factory..
Baa ma4 .m ' SM
The Foot Fitter.
7th Street, Medford
town lo Irutt with him. Aud tbat l uulte l! '
PLANING MILL
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BKVI'.NTH ANNUAL HK8SI0M.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MONnOUTM, OR.
Htrong Academic and I'rotciudoiml l.'oure.
Won equipped Irslnlns dopartinent ot nluo
graden, Hllb . cliililren.
ItcKUlar Normal Courno oflhrofl year.
Honlor year wholly profCMlonul.
Orutluaicti of aorredltcd IUkIi soliool and ool
Ipkch admitted dlrert lo professional wurlt.
Tho Diploma ot the school Is recognized by
law nn n lite vmrtlllontc lo teach.
Thr ifrndualvrt of tho school are In demand
as tcachorn.
Light KxponfiosTuo yonr (or from liUO.OO lo
IKIO.&O
rieiiullfel nnd healthful locution, NOKaloonn.
Tho flrHt tnrm will opon TuiiHdiiy, Hoot. 'to.
(7ntalofuoat KlvlhR full dolalla of worlc,oliuor
fully sent on uppileiitlun. AddroMM
I.. I'. CAMIMIKI.l., rrrUlnl.
Or W. A. WANN, Hooraotay of t'aoulty.
Hay and Milk for Sale.
CAMP GROUND FREE
J. Q. HcCALLISTER.
Do You
Know the News
You onu luivo It all for
Month 50c Month
In Tho KvmiliiKToloHram, of I'ortlautl,
Orcifon.' It In Iho luriioiunvohonjiiinwfl
papor puhllMiod In OrcKOli ; 11 contain
nil llio nnw of I ho mnlo nnd iinllrfh.
Try 11 for u month. 'A.iiiiiip!o onpy will
he. mailed In you free, Anurous
TUB TGI.BORAM,
Portland, Oregon,
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