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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1898)
!' PURELY PERSONAL. J lo hei Mm. H. K. Uuvdou returned camp at Colestln Tuesday. Survoyor J.' 8. Howard returned Wednosdny from Portland. Morchanl C, l. Hutchison returned Tuosduy evening from Colestln. S. H. Sykos letl Friday tor Toronto, Canada, to remain pormunently. EJitor Wagner, of the Tidings, was doing business In Medford yesterday. Ralph Woodford "jlned" the crowd ol mineral water luibibcis at Colestln Sunday. Mrs. Vroomao went up to Colestln Monday to onjoy the mountain air for a few days, n T Tvuhard returned Monday frnm Euorene and other Willamette valley points. John Orlh, of Jacksonville, and Miss .leaxla Colo, ol this city, were uoieavw visitors Sunday. Mrs. H. G. Nicholson, Meda Plymalo and little Gladys Curry ion wcuncs dav for Colestln. .Tna Shone and family -and Sam'1 Tryer are up lo the Butte creek eouu try for an outing. Molvlu Wilson returned Monday from Woodburn, Oregon, where he has been for several inontns. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. York and Mrs. H. G. Nioholson spent Sunday very pleasantly at Colestln. W TT. Onre and famllv and Mrs. S, E. Ish went up to Colestln yesterday to remain several weeas. Landlord I. L. Hamilton, of the Nash, and family left yesterday for a several weeks' outing at Colestln. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Pletcher went up to Colestln Saturday where Mrs. P. will remain several weeks camping. Misses Lillle Weaver and Jane Hlb bard went up to Colestln Wednesday morning to remain until September 1st. H. G. Wortman and mother returned from Colestln Friday evening. H. G. is feeling muoh improved after his few days' rest. ; Dr. J. W. Odgers returned last week from his northern California trip. He reports things dreadfully dried up in that country Mrs. Ella J. Ode, her brother, Mr. ianmiliv. and her son. Sidney, re turned Wednesday from their outing at McCallister. Mrs. Martha Leet. an aunt of W. 3. Barnum. arrived from Canada last Saturday, and will remain In the val ley for an indefinite time. 1). F. Fox, deputy internal revenue collector, was on the train Wednesday on his way to Coos County on business connected wltn nis omce Ruv. Gittlns returned last Saturday moraine from Seattle, where he has been for the past week upon business connected with church nnairs. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Phipps, and Uiirhfar. Miss Mav. and son. Ira. and Sllss Zoa Bruns left last week for a ten days' trip to McCallister springs. Miss Ella Perdue went down to Central Point Wednesday for a slay of several weeks. She having secured employment there at dressmaking. Lester Barnum, of Minnesota, who bas been visiting his brother, W. S. Barnum, of this city, for the. past sev eral days, left for his home last Mon day. Mrs. R. A. Proudfoot left last Fri day for an outing at Gearhart Park She will be absent several weeks, or until the weather cools a hit down this way. . T. L. Bowen and sons, L. A. and G. H.. started for Macomb, 111., on Wed nesday. Mr. B. owns a farm there which he will likely work himself here after. A. Weeks, of the firm of Weeks & Orr, Owen Dunlap and F. T. Mills, of Phoenix, 6tarted for Pelican bay on Thursday of last week for a two weeks' outing. J. H. Norris started last Friday for Rochester, Indiana, on a visit of sev eral weeks to his parents. His father is quite sick and they had written him to come. F. O. flurd, the mining man, re turned Friday from a trip of some ten days down in Del Norte County, Calif., where he was looking after some min ing matters. G. F. Merriman and daughter, Miss Mae, went up to Coleatin Saturday. George returned Sunday evening but Miss Mae will remain for a couple or three weeks. J. A. Coy, John Miller, Horace Beeser, E. Youmans and Dick Vanseoy, all Ashland young men, were In Med lord Saturday upon a pleasant visit to their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Arnold and Arthur Wells started : Monday for Crescent City where they will spend a few days listening to tne murmuring oi the wild waves. T. H. Hunsaker and family returned last Saturday from their several weeks' outing in the mountains. All are look ing and feeling much better than when .they started out. . W. E. Anderson was in from his ranch-east of the city Monday. His new house is nearing completion and he exoects to have it ready to move into by September 1st. , Mrs. G. L. Davis and daughter, Miss Hazel', and Mrs. C. ! . Hutchison and daughter, Miss Fern, made up a party of campers for Colestln, who left Wed nesday to remain a few weeks. J. Perdue and family are over in .Klamath County for a stay of several mnntiia Vh fnmllv are camnln? and enjoying an outing while Mr. Perdue ana tne ooys are wurmug iu iuo uny fields. Mrs. H. ti. Munford and children, of Chicago, arrived lu Medford Wednes day mni'nlnir and will spend the sum' mer at the splendid Coker Butte fruit farm; east ot Medford, with Mrs. M.'s parents, Mr. ana airs, w . uarroii rc: P.. Bennett and famlllv arrived in MpiHnrd Wednesday from Newman. Calif., and will visit for a time In this Innnlltv. Mr. B. is a brother of our well-known and respected ' farmer fHnnd. S. L. Bennett, living north of Medford. , ' Mr: and Mr. 3. E. Smith, ot Ash ttlor where thev will probably re m.iln. TI111V will Stllll ill WlsCOHslH aud Michigan to visit with relatives lor a while. Aiiiirnnv W. t. Vawter left Tuesday evening for a weeks' stay In the Will amutto valloy. His family, who arc now at Newport, will return wmi mm. F.d. Phipps and family and Ira rmpps will leave todnv or tomorrow (or Jlo- Calllstcr springs, whore Mrs. Philips and tho babies will remain, whllu hd. unil Ira will journey on lo Fish lake and, as a bit of amuaeiueiil en route, will UKo a ruu to tne summit ui -ui. Pitt. S. M. Nonlon was In from Table Uoek Tuesday. Spoaklug of crops tho goutloiucn stated that they were in a iienornl way quite up to the average In nis locatltv ana quite wmwoiuri. His wheat averaged twenty-live bushels to the acre In places as muoh as lUty bushels. F. H. Palmer, of Eau Claire, Wis consin, arrived In tho city on Thursday ol last week for a visit of several months with his sister. Mrs. r. V. Medvnskt. whom ho has not met for ahnnt tn vears. Mr. Palmer was un fortunate a few years ago In losing his ovesiiiht. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson and family nnri Mr. and Mrs. R. H. HalleV started Monduy with separate teams for a trip up tho river. They expect to be gone two or three weeks and will visit Orator lake, Pelican bay and olher points of lutereit, ruturning via. the Ft. Klam ath and Ashlaud road Musdames W. H. Norcross and K. Morris, living near Central Point, were oleasaut callers at The Mail of fice Wednesday. These ladles, to gether with others of Central Point Miss Frances l.udwlg, loft Central Point yesterday tor Ucrkoley and Oak land. Calif. Miss Gullowav will uttunu uolU-go at Berkeley, taking a literary course and Miss Ludwlg will take a business course In an Oakland enllouu. .miss iiunuwav is uuu in mo oosi euu- eators ever lit Jucksuu 'County and whllo she Is outside our borders wo hope she will not forget that the schools of our luml need more such able instructors as alio is--aud further, that Jackson Comity has llrst claim on her services. The same can be said of Misses Adele Plekel and Minnie Cole man, both erstwhile Jackson County teachers but uow nbscnl. County Expenditures. Tho folio win tr hills worn ullowetl at the August mooting o( the County Uom minHioitur''couu ; a Gregory, ichool fuporlnteiulent . I Owtu Kuckmu, juuliur, tohn Wmktns, KoKue rlvwr forrynmn... i Liau, Siloicn wltutow shadctifor court houM JoUn Oompton, loam Ulru to Trail crock Huuimcni.... tiHllgent Bllowtince J H Whitman, tor Mrt Hobliuon Mrs C J Morguu, for Mrs NorKun Mil 8 M Raul mul fmnllv HtKHla MUlvr Rud family... S7 on u w si s& 7 00 t w 10 00 o oo u 10 Mr C I Courtney ; 0 W c .i AiMuerimi, ntr ir tmsbT J M Lntluml, (or MrsSunor ... Mr K HiulKon .. , K A Sborwlu, mtHtUMnosior Wni FloyU AloxOrmc, bounllntr I'riauucra Ourlng Jul; K K rbipps, priuthiK bluul Alrx Onno cub iuivunccvl (or wnibliitf prlsonvrs vtothttitf U urucr A Wnrtuittu, buiipltea tor Atumuta ItobliiHou.. Coal bill, justtioot jience'it oiuirt. Jack Nocture . . ' State rsKd llootb. Justice's court, Jack- aouYlltc , MKnroitn MAIL, oountv nrinthic J It Welch. Tl (eel lumber (or uoJ dl 4 (X) 5 W 3 41 oT 6 M) & 00 0 u J C Corum. bountv on covote x?uin V W Tuylor. lies (et't lumber for roatl district Sot) State v Mel Cryatai. cost bill Mnrttn lerry, couuty couinilslour ... G t ttutler, county ootutnlNtoucr Same, day' acnicca exauiluiug Hutte creek brltlfte The (ollowiiifi uuia were tho ttamagea aeed lu tbe opvulng ot road pet I ttoued for by J as A Tankoy at al; run nun. Jobu Bailey L' C tJnll. swearing appraisers. . K H Jennings, appraiser, per diem.. K KCnrdnell. Horace Teltou. " " Cont bill of viewers of damages of W Y SuiUb road 1 W Thorn m. viewer, per diem D Linn, same , Heoj Itt-ali, same. Bounty on coyote acalps K M llolus, exprnse to Salent J W rUley. tw; feel lumber for dUtrlcl No 4. John Owen, ball rv&t for June election. claimed f-'. dl4tliwed Cont bill of Otis Miller, so incorrigible Jouta W o Crefnry. I day an3 W mile.. . . . Kboda Miller. 1 day Holiuea Itfoa. Uwteet lumber fur llr crert trae f7 U'rckod. ptfimafi t llmiTdlct. supplies for clerk oC5c? Julia Klrker. typewriting brief la cae ofti A c K Kn Jackaon County . It II ig in both am. transporting T A Shaw, an inligvnt. to kouttl. A BCbartraw. uuullc for aaitifl Cot bill for surteylug road for icsroy i Wn S 4'roweil. county Judcr Ai urmc, intfn, aou ueuuiT flus Newbury, clerk , fcter Appiegaie. recorder L L Jacob, treajmrer.. W W iicox and Iiaac II ou. holder. Dart Daymen! (or A) tiers of wool w r Tow June. r. p ne, ball rent (or election In says: "By chance I happened to get hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kernel v . and I think it was the means of saving my life. Il relieved me at once." Fur sale by G. H. Haskius, druggist. Among the Churches. mna, nnreova oi e ouumi, ovim tuounu. deputy aborlff, started Friday for Costa Miss EW GaUowoy and her cousla, , i..i.i inoi .no nave unuortaiton a vory um'uu.. , w c Lwri, ,,,,1, (oI (m,li( Mi- etery, near their town. Mrs. L.J. Sears loft last Saturday evening (or umaua, !eorasi:a, wnere she will visit at tho exposition lor a time. She will also spend a few weeks with friends In Wisconsin, niter wtiton she will visit some of the eastern cities and lay in a stock of up-lo date milli nery Roods oeiore returning uouia. N. A. Jacobs and family returned last week from Los Angeles, w hert they have been for medloa' tronimoiu lor M in. Jacobs for several month past. The lady returns very much improved ; and the whole town is giaa 10 welcome Nuto and his food family. There is always a happy word from everybody for rime and none misaea more irora our streets than be. Petor Zell and family, who went over Into Crook County to their stock ranch some three months ago, returned on Thursday last. Thev report having bad a pleasant time Crops are looic ina fatrlr well in that section. Mr. Zell brought back with him a couple of teams of fine young horses which be Is offering for sale. He has quite a band of horses on the range. Mrs. J. B. Walt went out Wednes day for Cicero, Indiana, accompanied as far as Omaha, Nebraska, by her nephew, C. H. Modes, who bas been spending several weeks In our city. These people, together with the Bowen party, were ticketed over the O. R. Jc N.. through the agency of C. W. Palm, of this citv. B. N. Butler is acting as such agent during Mr. Palm's absence. J. E. Enyart returned Monday from his trip in eastern states. He has not decided as yet, nor will be tor a few weeks, as to what vocation he will ply, but he will probably locate bimscll on this coast as he is not overwhelmingly atntfld over the intensity of the two ex tmmes of eastern weather. His friends are glad of bis return and are hoping his chosen place of abode will not be far distant from Medford. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Webb started on Saturday last for Iew ork City, where they go for the purpose of buy ing a large stock of goods for the Rnolroi. Thv exnect to be gone sev eral weeks and will visit various points nf interest alone the route, rney will also visit with relatives and friends at several places before returning. Geo. Faucett will have charge of the Racket store during their absence E. P. Plokens returned Wednesday from his two and a half years' stay near Boise Cltv, Inabo. He bas oeen min- incr all this time wltn nis uromer. They have a fine mining property there and hope to realize handsomely from It one of these days. Mr. Pickens will not return but will reside here with his family. He ba a great number of friends scattered all over tne vauoy wIk; are making bis return a pleasant one. ' .. Attorney J. H. whitman and lamliy returned Friday from tbelr outing of a couple of weeks over In the Jenny creek region. Their return home was hastened somewhat owing to the fact that their team strayed off and tbey supposed it had come back to the val ley, rney secured anomer warn anu came in. On returning the hired team they learned that theirs bad been found near where they had been in camp. Councilman F. Hubbard, of the firm of Hubbard Bros., Implement dealers of this city, lelt Wednesday lor Sacra mento, Calif., at which place he will accept a position as traveling salesman for an implement bouse of that oity. The length of his stay in that country Is not definite but It will be for a few weeks, anyhow. He was accompanied an far as Ashland bv Mrs. Hubbard, who will visit relatives there for a lew weeks. - Miss Bertha Ellis, of Dallas, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. L. Miser, In Grass Valley, California, for the Dast vear, stopped off in mta ford last Friday evening for a short violt with G. T. Jones and family, who are distant relatives of Miss Ellis. The lady reports that Mr. Miser, who will he remembered as a former Medford photographer, Is doing well working at mper banging out ne lines meaiora minenselv well and la going to return here alter a wnue ana remain perma nently Merchant and Mrs. H. U. Wortman left Monday morning for Gray's saw mill, un Prosoeot way. wnero inev win remain for several weeks. Mr. W. Is not in tbe best of health these days having been eoafined too closely in the store, and the change is made to moun tain air and water lu hones of benefit ing It and the improvement expected Is almost a poslttive eorainty in that country. He will busy himself while there In koonine time of Gray ft Proud foot's mill men and in scaling lumber rrV2fc W HI f 60 s -.v i; m is sv i oo 15 00 1 W ? 1 to 3 HI 3 Al TBE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FWS is due not only to the orlgluallty uud simplicity of tho combination, but also to the care and skill with whtuu It Is uianufouturtHl by autvnttuo protwwg known to the (UurouNi Fiu Syrup Co. only, and we wish to Impress upon all the importance of purchasing tho true aud original reined'. ' As tho genuine Syrup of Figs la manufactured by the Califohnia Fin Hvhih1 Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one iu avoiding tho worthless Imitations manufactured by other par ties. Tho high atundlng of the Cali fornia Flo Sviii'i- Co. with the medi cal profession, and the aatlsfartlun which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name of the Compauy a guaranty of the excellence of Us remedy. It U far lu advance ot all other laxutlves, as It acts ou the kidneys, llrer and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them, and It docs uot grille nor nauseate, lu order to get Its beneficial effects, please remember the uauio of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. AN rUA.MIMll. 01. LVl'KTILLr. Kf. tKW YttUK. N. t ! P 1 f . 1 f , i 1 P ! t f i Best Goods for the Least Money Largest Stock in 9MW JiJaoiithern Oregon StufleDaRer Wagons aijfl Carriages E. W. CARVER, Agent, Warehouse south of S. P. Railroad Depot. Crescent Bicycles Cull and see the Chaliiless. I'rlee, Chain Models, 1M to fill. 4 4 1 i ' i i i Just Arrived direct from the Factory.. 27 FOLK DOCTORS FAILED. A Jackson 3 ?o 'J0 I u s M OO II It i u t oo County Man'4 ment. Endorse- The coming to Mutlford of the emi nent Pr. Durrln. ol Portland, hna been so thoroughly heiulded through the press of Southern Oregon that tlmre are none who are not nwnrc of his com ing among us or conversant with the many hearty endorsements that come to htm from every section of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Many of tliec are from well-known ami prominent persons persons whose word is unques tioned by their friends and ueiKiibors, " w I whose reputation lor veracity is recog ' lulled far beyond the community in I which thev live aud whose endorsement liS 55 ! carries with it more than oidinary con .to xi! viction, yet even tbe testimony ol inoso fi S j of more thun local reputation fails to Mj carry with it quite the same degree of oo conviction that Is borne by that of a lo g SO 'cal testimonial produced by a neighbor, relating to facta almost pereonnlly known to the render. Mr. A. l'ool, of I as, 0iich of Ladles' Fall Shoes. Farmers, I Wpcctorn ami Muners High Out Full Shirk Calf "and Kip Shoe, Specially Unlit for II mil Service. Aluo Si.ver". al Lines of F.xtrn Stout llovs Shoes. Melt's all the way from ll.ru) to ).lKl per pair. c3 r-7Tayler The Foot Fitter. 7th Street, Medfoid. U UNFAIR To aouU oul ot town fur article- that run In? proeurcd at home. THE MERCHANT rxiieou ull ihr people of a town to irmlo wltu mm, Ami tbnt printer nml rlyttt, occnuw It U a ttv buklutrn protioltlon IT 13 JUST AS FAIR It QUllO for mill men to expect morchnnln suit nit bullttcr to buy their Doors, 5aih, MotilUlnit, flooring, ttuttlc, anil all Mill Product. at ttouir. GRAY BRADBURY'S PLANING Mill lit a home IniMiltmloii. Whj- not tmironlic H t The Rev. W. B. Costlcv. of Stock- brld(7t.. whili Rtt.nillmr lit hta pastoralduticsatKllnnwood, lhatstate, Kntfle Point, a well-known rcsidulit of was attacked by cholera morbus. He Jackson County of many yearn stand- CHRISTIAN CHURCH. At the Christian Cburoh next Sun day morning tbe address will be given by Mrs. Persia L. Christian, a woman of national reputation as a speaker In tne interests oi cnrisuan missions. Don't fall to hear her. Ladles especially Invited. We join the union services In the evening al the Baptist Church. O. J. GIST, Pastor. To Cleanse tbe System Effectually yet ecntly, when costive or bilious, to permanently overcome ha bitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the Cali fornia fig syrup U). ' Advertised Letter List. Following Is a list ot letters remafnlnir un called for In the Medford postofllce on August T.eaelv. Dora Heymour, Harry Williams, Oscar 8qulres, MIns Sarah a oharire of one cent will be mode upon de llverr of each of the Above letters. Persons calling for ny of the above letter will please say " Advertised." $100 Beward, $100. The rpadeni of this oaDer will be nleased to learn that there la at least one dreaded disease that sclenco has been able to cure In all Its mages and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive ctfre now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional dtfloaso, requires a constitutional treatment. Hail s uatarrn uure is (axon inter nniiv. noilnir dlrectlrunon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation oi tne mwaKU, ana giving tne patient strength by ouuaing up ino cunsmu itnn unit nHHtHtlnff nature In dolnir Its work, The proprietors have so muon raitn in uh ouratlve powers, that they ofor One Hundred Dollars lor any cusi: tuui it mua lu uuiu. auuu for lint ot testimonials. Address, v. j. unansr s iai., xuieuo, v. Sold by druggists, TOO. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Fruit Inspccior W. II. Brown of Se attle. Wash., recontly condemned 4 I boxes ol' California apples and pears, claiming that Ihey ware infected with codiing moth anil nan hose seme. Men who havo made n thorough study of the supply of green fruits in al parts or California estimate tuai about 40(H) carloads will he shipped east this "year, againnt 5300 in 1807. The shortage is chiefly in pears, peache and anncots. There will be an in crease, however, In the shipments of prunes and raisin. food's Should be In every family (asm medicine ehett and every WM II aftt traveller's grip. They are Wf III 2 ftnvaluabU when the Itomach SI si ar to out of order i eon haadaehe, bUloaiaau, and Ml Utw tKahtH, Mils aud aacltat, SS ctMs. ing, submits over bis siguilure, what he personally knows of Dr. Dnrrin's professional ability in a complicated case iu which four doctors hud pre viously failed and tells of a neighbor who 1b also able to bear spleudiit evi dence to tbe doctor's curative Kwurs. He writes as follows: Mb. Editor: I hold It to ho a duty as well as a pleasure to help to make known any means of relieving the suf fering of humanity. Four years ago J was taken with heart trouble, and pains through my chest and body. I had been under the care o( four doctors, and they gave me up as Incurable. I was so weak and run down that I could scarcely walk across the street. All friends and neighbors thought my days on earth were nearly spent. I visited Dr. Darrin, in Portland six years ago and was cured by him In two months. I have never been ill aince and feel well and able to work. My neighbor, Mr. Mathews, of Ragle Point, visited Dr. Darrin the flume year and was cured of lung trouble, called consumption, and a large tumor iu the side. He is now well and hard at work. Rofer to me at Eagle Point, Or., where I reside and have for 20 years. A, Pool. Dr. Darrin makes a specialty of all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, catarrh, deafness, bronchitis, la grippe, consumption, dyspepsia, constipation, heart, liver and kidnoy diHoascs, semi nal weakness and impotence. He permanently cures all diseases of tho genito-urinary organs in either sex AH peculiar female troubles are confl dontlally treated, us well as all acute, chronic, private and nervous diseiiHcs of whatever nature, If curable. No cases taken if not. Mont casos can be treated at homo after one visit to the doctor's ofllce. All business relations with Dr. Darrin are atrlctlv confidential. According to the time honored cus toms, Dr. Darrin will give free treat ment, except medicine-, to the worthy poor from 10 to 11 a. m., dally. The doctor has reduced his fees to f5a week, or in that proportion of time an the case may require, to nil cases commencing treatment soon. Those that aro able and wilting to pny will receive treat ment between the hours nf II a. m. and fi p. in. Evenings, 7 ninl H. Hnn rlayvIO u. in. to Hp. in. The afllinled should not loso the opportunity to con sult this eminent, pliyieian while here. Dr. Darrin will lie at Hotel Nash, Med ford, Aug, 14 to Sept. 10, only. Oil viv viv it if RESCENT f BICYCLES "SKY HIGH " E. The enormous demand for Crescents lias been seemed through honest and fair dealings with both the trade and public. To-day Crescent Hicyclos are recognltcd as the standard for price and the standard for quality. In 1898 Crescents win i.0 found many Important improvements that will Incroase the present popularity of the wheel. Send for Art Catalogue. CRESCENT CYCLERY W. CARVER, Agent, MEDFORD, ORE. m m m 5i 8EVHNTII ANNUAL BKS8I0N. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONflOUTH, OR. Strong Acadotulo and Professional Courses. Well equipped training department of nine grades, with children. Regular Normal Courso of throe years. Senior year wholly professional. Oraduates of accredited high school and col leges admitted dlreot to professional work. The ninloroa of the school Is rocognlsed by law as a life cortlllt-ate to teach. The graduates of the school are In demand bh tnaohors. I.lgUt Kpcnos-Tlio year for from Ii20.00 la ino.OO lieaullfuland healthful locnllnn. Nonnlooos. Tho Ural term will open Tuesday, Sent. M0. Catalogues, giving tdll dclulls of worlt.cheor fully sum on application. Address I V. CAMPIIKM., President. Or W. A. WANN, Socrcfttay of Fucully. Market Keport. Tho lollowing are the prices paid by our merchant, this wook for farm pro duce. This list will he changed each week as the prlcos change: Wheat AO Oats 40 Flour i.bo por iwibs Barlov M-aiS " " " Mill Feed 1.00 " " " Potatoes 80o " " " Ero-8 lonor doz Butter, 20 por lb in lb lb lb lb lb Beans, dry, 02) itiicou ...ou Hams, 00t Shoulders i 07 LAra, ut Hogs live 03J04 W. I. VAWTf.n. Pres. II. V. adkims, V-Pros J, B. KSTAHT, VaSDIUr, Jackson County Bank ...CAPITAL, $jo,ooo...- MKDFOBD, OREGON I.nan monev on annrond security, receive de posits subject to chock and transact a genera bonking business, Your business solicited,,., Correspondent! I.Bdd ft Bush, Hulora. Anglo California Bank, Han r"ranclsoo, Z.add 4 Tttioa, roetiaatl, Corlila lUaJtlog to., M. If mccaiiisier soda Springs Hay and Milk for Sale. CAMP GROUND FREE AND OUOD pasturage: J. fl. ncCALLISTER. w Do You f Know the News You can have It all for Per . . Month 50c Per . Month In Tho Evening Telegram, of Portland, Orogon, It Is the largest ovenoug nnws- lmpor published In Orogon It contains all tho nows of tho stnto and nntlon. Try It for a month, A sample sopy will ho mailed M you fren, Address THRTEUEOHAM, Portland, Oregon. rtfririliuaissi li . A -t-.,--
