CITY
HAPPENINQS. 1
Tlioru was it woildlntf down at
Grants I'ass Tiiumliiy uvoiiliitf unci onu
of Ino principals wiih u Mudford party
lliti Hikinu uuIiik W. IS. Nicholson
oui' "Wllllo," null wuro. Tliu wudilliitf
took plaoo ut uluht o'ulook, and tliu
otlioi' parly to tills ouuti'iuit "until
death ill) u h part" wus MImh NuIIId,
duilK h tin1 of M r , und M rn. W . J . H tu ivus,
ml of whom lire woll known hi this city,
thuy having (orinorly rusldud liuru.
Thu wedding took plaoo ul thu liomo of
tliu bride's iiimmlHftiid tho words wliluli
jolnod thu liiiurtH und liiinda ol those
two youiiif )uo)lo woro proiiounoud by
Huv. Jonicliis, pastor ol tliu Methodist
Church In Grunts l'ass, Aftor thouuru
mony a II no supper won survo. Thoro
wuro In ultondiMioo relatives oflho brldo,
ii lew lnvlt.d uuust und tlio groom's
Islor, Mis Mumlo Moholsuu, ol tlila
olty. Tlio happy oouplo drovo to Mod
ford Wodnunduy und on Tliuraduy
tnrtoil lor tholr now homo ut Ft. Klum
utli, ut whloh pluuo Mr. Nioholsou, In
oumpuuy with VV. L). Uoldloniun, con
duuta nniirnoaa shop nnd thu two opur
uto u slock und huv (una on nulla un
oxlonslvo auulo. Tlio brldo la ono ol
thu II uo t vounir liidloa ol tlio vulloy-
tiiluntod und uulturud, und ono whoin
ovuryboily will oouuraluliilo "Wllllo"
In auloullnir lor a llfu holiiinulu. Thu
Broom woll, by goshl adjoollvos pllod
lour doop would not toll ol his trood
niiiilltloa. liulsovcrv luuh u Kitiillu
iiiun und liouotiiila uro ulwnya bolnur
thrown ul hliu by thoao who npprooluui
tlio nlorlliitf worth ol u really und truly
good nmn. Muy ull tlio irnoda ol llfu bo
tuolrs and may thoro bo uuxht olo tliun
unahlno nnd luiiiiiliios In thut homo
In Kluinutli County U tho wlahofTlltt
MAIL.
Thuradnv. Out. 20th. la a loirul boll
duy no. tho duy to ordor your ull wool
auil ol omnium iroin mo iiaonei aioro
bull und It li to run from the bead of
thu stairs through the ontiro longlh of
the building. On tho lint floor tlio of
lloo doak w 111 bo urrunuud In tho north-
ouat oornor of tho oltluo, tho stairway
will bo wldonod and u wash und olouk
oo m will b put In whom tho doak now
la. Tho dliiliia room will ulao bo re-
modolod. Noxl spring tho uuptuln la
llgurlng on putting up unothor bulldlog
on tho smith sldo of tlio pruauut atruu-
turo, in luot, no uua u rouayountrnotou
for part of tho work. This will bo
lifixlOo foot In si.o und two atorlua high.
Tho II rut lloor will bo usud ua un auxll-
lurv auinnlo room for oommurulul mon
und tho upatulra for bedrooms, In real
ity. It win mo un uuuition to tno noun,
1, L. Ilumlltlon. tho iiruaout nuounuut
of tho botol, has negotiated for tho
louao ol tno nuiiuing lor u torm oi yuura.
Vor tho noxt twonly duy a I will vivo
good or work for wood. IS, U, Elwood,
owoior una opiioiun.
M. Bulllniror. llvlnir on OrlDIn
orook, mot with quite u aorloua aocl
donton Wodnoaduy of thla wook. Ho
wuavnuuirou In buullnir wood out ol mo
Orlltlu orook ounyou, und whou coming
out with uloud hla wuuon tinned ovor
un omounkmant ton 10 auvo niinaou
from Imj Inn thrown u doruouth It ho
jumped from tlio loud on tho upper
aldo. but In ao dolus hla foot cantrht on
tno wagon una no wua inrown 10 mo
Krouud with auuli foroo lliut both hla
urma woro brokon ncur tho wrist. Hla
urina wuro oulHtrolohod und ua hla
lunula atruok tho ground II rut tho wholo
wuluhlof his body wua on loom. -Dr.
Hlokul wua oultud und roducod tho
frnoluro. Although qui to un oldorly
nmn ho la atronr phyaloully nod will
undoubtedly null throuirh ull rlirhi.
llu wua ulono ut tno tnuo uuu wuikou a
milo und a hulf to hla homo uftor tho
Huuidunt.
lloiiao nnd II vo uoroa or land In aub
urln of Modford for rout. Inquire of
York Ac Wormian,
Friday uflornoon Moadumog Thelas
Tbo ludloa of thu Chryamithomum
clrulo kuvo u vory ploitauut und Inter
ualliilf oiiUirtulniuont ul Woodmen hull
on Woduusdav ovunlnir of thla wouk.
Tho program consisted of tolos by
MUaoa Auuu Wull, Muyalo Foster uud
Kltu Modynskl, un address und song by
liov. Ulal, a violin solo by Miss Worn
Korrlsauda ruultiilion by Wilson Wult,
Tlio null drtvliiir oontoal w.is tho tuuus
lug fouturo ol tho evening. Thoro wuro
alxioon cuutunlunls unu tno nri prize,
ii nalrol kid ulovcs. wua won by Mra.
I). U. .Miller, tho second prize, u alurt
wnlal aul, by Mra. 11. Ij. niuhulnon
tho third orlw, a auurf pin, by Ml
Llllluu Burr. Tho buuby prize win won
by Mra. V. K. lllrio und It wua one of
tho hnmiiiora unod In tho oontoat pro
tnLml hv onu uf thu ludaoa. Q. L
Weill), with thu uduioiilllon thut alio
nrnotlcn null driving ut homo. Mlaa
Molllo Hiirnuhurir, Mlaa Slollu Smith
and Mra. Itlilnehurl did aomo very
orodltnblo driving but uouordini; to tho
tlmo kooior, Ci. U. Undloy, thoy woro
a trllle Urn lonir In dolnir It. Kiln Muilyii
akl, with her 'eft bund, ouino uuur
gollliiK tho booby prlzu but Mra. Ulrizo
could kIvu bur onrda and ipiulea and
then win out In n content of thla nature.
Tliu quiukoal tliuo nmde, 111 driving lx
nulla, wua Hindu by Mra. Nloliolaou und
Mra. Miller, thoy each completing tho
Job In forty aooonda.
If you wnnt to too how tho Sulem
Woolen Mill aultlng looka, acu tho
gouda by tho ynrd on dlaplny nl thu
Itnckot, Tliuraduy und Friday, Oct. 2uth
and lilat.
On Tliuraduy night, or rnthor Fri
day morn ng nbnui two o'clock llro
broke out 111 a fruit drer oil 8. H.
Sykea' place, aouth of Med lull, and
tho dryer und adjoining uloru room
wero oiinauiiied, loguthor with thulr
conlonla. In thu atoro room wero about
fiiMOpoundaoldriod prunea, HHIO pciundB
of dried pvuohot und lull pouiida of
lrlod npplea. Aaldo from thla ninounl
of fruit tho dryer IIhoII wna full of
prune" undergoing tho proueHS ol
evaporation. In u loan-to of tho atoro
room woro 107 boxoa of groon npplof,
about nno-third of which wero burned
aobndlvnato bo iiiimiirkolnblo. Tbo
bullillngH nnd fruit woro a total loaa
und thoro wna no lnaurnnuo. Fire
diugtil from tho dryur aiuokcHUiok
which run out tho aldo ol the building.
J. S. llomir la living on llie pluuo und
owned un inlorotl In thu fruit. Ho wnb
- In M d ford llllrt wook und in aneuking
of tho llro siild It wua ulmoat n n.lraele
thut tho lino, two-story dwelling houao
ana not burnod ulao. Clint rilewurt
uw thu llro und at onoo hutiloiiod to
tho aceno wliero thuao two gentleman,
mutinied by n hired limn, auuouodod in
thu dwullinc bv throwing wutor
on It from an unatnlra window. Mr.
Sykoa la now In Toronto, Oiumdii.
Twonty-flvo cont allka ul Mookor
' icCo.'a. Thoao aro bouutloa unu cuii'
nftt. hn finillLlleil (llHQWhurO.
Slnoo tho aowerngo propoBltlon tins
lioon dooldcd uoon by tho city oounoll
fiint NiMh him laid hla nlnnaforu thor
onifh ovurbuullng of Uotol Niiah. Tho
viitirn Interior la to bo icurrungcd
Upatulra tho Inaldo roomH uro to bo
Jolnod Into miltoa of rooms, onu of ouoh
in hi, liilnnil with un outHldo room. In-
utoud of two hnlla running ut nil ungloa
an thv iln now. there will bo but Olio
and Ualloway guvo u drive whlal party
to aomo 01 inuir juoxaonviua onu niou-
ford frlunda. With auoh clinrming
hoatuaaua u moat onloyume tlmo wua
mint. Whlal wua indulged In for nov
oral houra, Mra. Lovo scoring tho moat
points, for whloh alio wua presented u
hniidsomu, bund pulntoil china cup.
Thu daintiest ol rulruabmonta woro
servou uftor whloh tho Indloi nmiisud
thomselvoa with un nnliiiuled gnmu of
nlllow-dux. Thoao presonl from Juck
xnnvillo woro Mesdmnva Uohtnson,
Heuuioa, Lovo, Misaoa Allco llanley
uud Jo Orlh: from Modford, Mosdumua
l.lpplueoll, Nurregun, Wliilman. Muses
l.ipplucott, Wormun, Wult nnd Webber.
A, Hlovor, thu dru.yir.un, got him
to do your hauling. Household goods
and heavy arlluloa carefully nnd sufviy
bundled. Teams always huiidy und
touuistora oourtooua.
K. J. Story, ho who a fow years ngo
did (arming nnd rulsod stock ovor in
VUO Ulg unu Ullliu uuibuuiuun nuuiibij,
wrltoa TlIK MAIL from Ireland, whoro
In, now resides, to the effect thut ho
hus been having ull Ktnua ni iuok ainco
ho lull hero tho moat rucont of whloh
wua tho udvont of a little daughter In
hla household ; Lot ua quote a lino or
two from hla letter: "Tbo lust happi
ness bus now ooino to mo uftor u series
of good forluno wnlch bus mudc mo a
wealthy innn. I hold the Quoou's com
mission us it magistrate during my life,
nnd I servo on thu local governing
MNtlU o tno oounvy-cuiieu v..o ru . , k,n(U of ,hB
of guurdlnna which la tho equivalent I ..... . . .
of county uommlsslonora In Oregon."
Mv full nnd winter stock of tnlllin
erv bus urrlvcd nnd la now reudy for
Inapooilou by tho Indies of Southorn
Oregon. Tho stock Is replelo in ull tho
new novelties of millinery. 1 huvo a
nlaoo Chamborlaln'a Oollo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Itoraody, For (ale by
0. if. Huaklna, druggist.
Tho romulna of Frank Moray ar
rived In Modford last Suturduy morning
und funeral nurvluoa wore hold In the
Christian Ohuruh on Hunduy niter noon.
Tho nurvloos were oonduutud byUhe
KnlghU of l'ytlilus lodge of thla city, of
whloh douuusud wua un honored mom
bo r. A short, linproaslvo serinon wua
prouohod by Huv. Ulst, und oxoullont
music wua furnished by tho church
choir. Thu Knights inurolioil in file
und In uniform from tlio lodge hull,
whore the remains woro kopt from tho
tlmo of tholr urrivul, to tho church uud
aftor tho service to tho Dear orook
bridge, where vehicles woro In waiting
to convey them to tho cemetery . The
ludloa of Mudford hud spared no pulns
In tholr efforts to secure for tho occasion
thu iiiost.hiiautllul und rarest flowers in
tho oity und In consequence thoro wna a
moat lavished floral contribution ut the
funeral.
Oomo In und toe our ulushna und
velvets ut IK cents poryurd at Meeker
& Co.'a.
Tho old bollor. formerly uaed for
eumplng wutor at tho oity works, has
ecu taken to the now woll house uud
placed In poslt'on for use In pumping
water irom tno well wincn is now ooin
out down. Tlio new nuinn la In poa
lion und vory aoou work on thu well
nroner will by resumed. It la tho In'
toutlon of the bourd, should u sudlclent
umounl of water be secured, either
from tho woll or u tunnol undor the
river, or both, to luy plpo to the
tanks, on West Hovoulh street, und
this nloo to intorsoot the mains on
Houth C and South U streets, and by
thla intersection tho pumu will bo
pumping directly Into tho mulna ut all
times when runnlnu and whon not run
ning thu surplus wutor In tho utnka
will supply thu demands of the uiulns
Thorn uro about twonty feet of water
in tno woll ut present ana it is tno in
tontion to go eight or ten foot deeper.
Spring trucks for spring house
hold moving. Wells & 8 b oarer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Ward aro very
much lncansed because thut on Mon
dnv ICnooh Will, an ornhun bov whom
thoy scoured n couple of years ago from
tt society which hits for Its object the
securing ol Homos lor orphan children,
wus taken from them by u grandmother
ol tbo boy. Tlio hoy wus taken to tiuo-
bnrd where bo will live Willi relative'
Mr. Ward nvers thut he hus cured for
thu boy ns tenderly us ho would his
own child und has taught him many
things thut aro good for children to
know, und-to take him uwuy nftor this
hus been done scorns goou grounus lur
his disnlousuro una this, us he avers
without consulting the local soolety as
to tho movo to bo made by the state
organization
Kgga, eggs, eggs. We will take them
ut ranrkel pilco. Deuel Jc Stevens.
I). R. Andrus aout a box of his
Evans creek coul to tho Portland expo
alllon. und us a result ho has nau lou
loiters of Inquiry as to tbo exlontol his
mine and tho price ut which it can be
buuL'ht. In response to ono of those
box of coal wus sent to Montana Tuea
duv n uht. If thut coul mine kcem
anrcndlng its renulutlon someone will
drop In hero with a big sack of gold
sutnera ono ol tneso anys ana tnon .or.
Andrus will dicker coat for cold Im
mediately following which Andrus will
My stock of now watches has ar
rived. D. T. Prltohard.
Miss Henrietta Suvugo. of Wood
villo, and Mr. Philip Robinson, ol
Fools crook, wero married at Conlral
Hoint last Sundnv bv Rev. McCain
f .. r ....... i..n.... In thn 1 110 ItUDOV COUOIO, aceoinmiiieu uy biiu
riiniuur ii wn, a mi v- ... . . . , . , . - ,
I.U u-l.n will he nleaned to rauet ALL 6ll,lcr. n'rB- : " wooas, cumo
. 3 .. . .. '.. . . k In Mnillnrtl llflnv H
Lim iiifiios ul liio uucKot sioro. Mrs. : : r7
L. J. Sears.
Tho news of unothor auioldo in tho
vlolnltv of Climax reached Modford
Mimilav inornimr. Tho fuols briefly
Kild nre thut Miss Dosln Worlow, tho
nluoloon-vour-old daughter of Mrs.
Murv Worlow. of thut locality, com-
mllled suicide lust Sunday morning by
hnmr nit h.rsulf In a burn, in is sua
occurrence la undoubtedly u soquol to
tho suiuldo committed near thu, plnco
a fow wooka ngo by Jaa. Wyland who.
ahot himself. Tho young peoplo hnd
beon keeping comp:iny for sometime
mil were Ul huvo boon married on tho
llrsl of this month. Funeral services
wore hold at tho family resldonuo on
Tuosduy of this wuok.
afternoon and ro-
ulucd in our Hub city until Monday
evening when thoy returned to Wood-
villo. They will resiuo on foots creoK.
For Salo or Trado Ono Canton
gang plow. F. Stovcnson.
To huvo n big brothor ono that is
f onerous Is fully approcluted by Mis i
da Weaver, n typo in The MAiLofllco.
It wus this wook that tho mays oroiner,
W. E. Wonvor. nresontcd her with a
lady's elegant gold watch and the old
tin clock mat nangs on mo omce gauy
mok and ticks so slowly tho working
hours la now looked udou witn uiauain.
Doool iSc Stevens are taking eggs
In trado.
D. W. Ingersoll has recently pur
chased tho Justus residence and a
Tho now ada thla week are those of
O. Taylor, the man who sells horse
clothing; Deuel tc Stevens are telling
that their atoro will bu open on Sun
day; (i. L. Webb Is laying great stress
on his lilaok Cat hoso; Hubbard tiros,
uro tolling of Texus Kungurs und John
Uoore olowa: J. O, van Uvke & Co. are
juentlonlng tbelr "dress goods elegant
mm uresa gooua extravngunt." rihono
St Hohormorhorn uro offering to trade
old stoves for new onea.
A combination birthday nurtv nan
given at tho residence of Mrs. Lungloy
on Tuesday evonlng of this week. It
was tno occasion ol the Dirt inlay oi
Krneit Lunglov and J. H. Duller. A
small purty of Invited friends wero
present und the evening was spent In
gumos, dancing and partaking pf a
sumptuous repust.
Thoro Is much dissatisfaction
among horsemen who took tnelr speed
horsos to tbe 1 lose burg races. Thoy
aver tbut only fifty per cont of the guto
receipts were given them as nurses.
and this amount was only twenty-five
per cent oi the purse money.
Tho Modford-Jaoksonvlllo short-
lino now has a hoadllirht In whloh
acetylene gas la used as tho lighting
agent. This Is undoubtedly the first
railroad in tbo United states to adopt
this gus lor headlight purposes,
For tho noxt twenty duys I will give
goods or work lor wood. u, uiwooa
jeweler und opticiun.
A match horse race running bo'
tweou Philip Fair and Rubber Neok is
booked for the Medford fair grounds on
Saturday, October 2SM. The race Is to
be a mile dash and van) on a side has
been put up by tbe owners.
Volo, driven by Wm. Clark, won
the free-for-all raco at Roseburg last
week, making the fastest time ever
trotted on tho track 2:20 3-5 and this
in mud, which made tho track good
twelve seconds slow.
Call and see what I have in watches.
clocks, Jewelry and silverware. El
wood, Jeweler and optician.
Hon. J. J. Howser bus traded bis
farm property in Sams Valley to Mrs.
Mary Chlldors, of thla city, for her
resluonco property in East Medford and
thoy will each change tholr places of
residence mis week.
Percy H. Levin, he who, with the
assistance of locul tulont put on "A
Summer's Fancy" in Medford and
Jacksonville during fair week, put on
tbo same pluy in Y re It a, Calif., cn
Wednesday evening of this week.
T. W. Botket hus switched his
services as salesman from Wolters &
Howard s grocery and crockery store
to F. L. Cranflll's general morcbundlso
store.
Oregon woolen goods cun't be ex
celled fur wear. Sulem Woolen Mills
make the best. At the Racket Thurs
day nnd Friduv. Oct 20th und 21st. by
the yard or uny way you like it. Ueot 8
please come and see.
F. M. Wilson, the baker, is lavish
ing all kinds of smiles upon his friends
about town these days all because that
since Wednesday of last week there
has beon a new oleven pound girl baby
at bis home.
W. B. Kp.vr.olda writes THE MAIL
from Arcadia, Kan , saying tha1! his
excursion Is no go this fall, owing to
the resumo of old-time railroad rates
He hopes to get it headed this way
next snrlnff.
Wo want your eggs. Deuel &
Stevens.
Chns. Vincent, of Sams Valley, the
young man who was shot accidentally
In t ie groins wuno oui nuniing a
couple of weeks ago, died from the ef
fects of his wounds on Wednesday oi
this week
Got Wells St Shearer to do your
moving satisfaction always.
J. A. Whitman has purchased be
tween twenty und twenty-five carloads
of winter apples at Grants Pass and he
now has a force of workmen packing
them for Bblpment.
New oainlesa remedy for extracting
teem, at ur. uagors' uonuii pariors.
FALL 1898.
WE ARE READY WITH
FALL 1898.
Newest Styles, Seasonal Novels......
i
Latest Attractions,
..Finest Selection, Breatest Assortment
Jt Is the event of tbo season, because our bait Is bargains.
Our stock Is complete
and is going to be sold
In every department
At Prices that Will Sweep Them Off the Counter
Dry Goods
Of tbs very latent pattern a new soil complete slock for
(all trade.
Silks, Velvets and Plushes
In different Rbades and qualities all of the very latest
styles aoti;up-to-dat6 In every respect.
Men's, Youths' and Beys' Clothing
Our line Is Immense aod Is replete In all grades, texture
and prices, which latter are so loir that they eannot be
duplicated elsewhere In Southern Oregon.
Gents Furnishings
In tbe very Intern novelties Ties, Bblrts and Culls
Canes and Jackets
Ladles' and Misses' Capes and Jackets an elegant article
uxe tnem in
and for little money.
ncuioru.
Tnere are none i
Union Suits
Ladles' and Children'! Union Salts and Genu' Underwear
No purchaser makes a mistake who does
business over our counters.
W.'H. HEEKER & CO.
Dress Goods Elegance
DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN
Dress Goods Extravagance
It's certain, our stock was never better, and we have
succeeded in
Crowding Prices a Notch Lower.
To persons who know the supremacy of this de
partment, it means much. It means the best pro
ductions of American and European manufacturers
have been selected and are offered here at prices that
are sure to please our customers. Ask to see those
rich Plaid Cloakings when you are in.
J. G. VAN DYKE & CO.,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
IS. W. Curvor will soil you wagons, r,nlo of lots, down noar tho oil tank
haoks. buirclo or blovulos at prices to ,,nli iiaa moved his family thereto.
Tho price paid wiib MOO. Mr. Ingersoll
Is ol the omnion tnat paying rem is a
luxury bo does not especially care to
indulge in nnd has DaoKea nis opinion
by this purchase.
Bananas, dates and flgs, at O. L.
Davis'.
. J u 1. i, fn.iinntn. 1m an Anlahnri
largo pole, tho puck horse, were packed, burnn a nn f lime on Knnes oreok
tho dogs, guns und nil cum n puraphor- Bnd lhoy wm ,lt 0nco commence the
nulla, Including Willie UnU-s nrotty con6truoti0n of a 10x10 lime house on
smiles, and tho other threo hiintors, . Barnum pr0pertv, near the Boar
worn irnttun toirethcr in a vacnni ium ,, i,,.:,i,. 'ni, l, will hnvn a
on South O street and a picture was ono0jtv ofl200 bushels ofllmeand this
1 f ........ I . . A ..,(
mnuu ui iiitm. tuny oxpeot, to Ull tola lail
- - . . , .. I
Old fashions in areas may oo ruvivuu
satisfy you.
Will Jackson, Orin and Scott Unvls
nnil Wllllo Butos returned early this
u'iu.Ii (nun il ilner hunting expedition
un RoL'im river ami as n rosulto; tholr
ninwn dm r lee n (leer were Blaln. Upon
returning to Mudlonl seven or oigni oi
the door carcasses wero strung on a
but no old-fashioned medicine can rc-
UNDOUBTKPIA A PAIR OF
v y HE BEST REIWtUT
-v FOR COLD FEET
m N T V
W D II
10SE
"RACKET"
GOOD,
WARM
m
Can furnish these for tho smallest child to rj
tho largest man at prices from
fio to $1 per pair.
Wool Hose, Flcccoi Hose Merino Hose, Cotton Hose,
V. n.nni.iiv lo oU altontloii to our lino ot
(ft
Wn wish opnoclftily
"BLACK CAT Mo
ojietiio nmn on nurm.
Notning OOMOr iur wjo.
Thuy
. wnur Ilka loiUltor.
Or. Ij.
I
Don't foruot that good roast PoR'
oock coffeo. It will make you smile
nil tho wav down ana half tho way
baok, and keep your wllo In tne ooet oi
numor. muijuv hmu.u. uouo,
Perry Stowart, tho oarpontor, is at
work this week remodeling ' oortain
narta of Morohanl Boyden's resldonoo
on Nnrth O street. In due course of
tlmo that Boydon family will nayo inoir
home fixed to suit and then it will bo
ono of tho vory best In Modford.
Fresh citron, lemon and orango
peol at G. L. Davis'.
Tho Rlohards mill Is getting out a
irnml nimllt.v of lumber thoso times.
and Mr. Rlohards -soems to be of the
impression that a good lumocr Dusiness
innv be exuootod anothor spring. Tho
mill has any amount of slabs and saw1
dust for saio.
Caullllowsr, colory, sweet potatoes
and all kinds ol vogeiaoios at u
Davis'.
,'ne sln lflO aoroa of land; 00 or
70 acres undor cultivation; botwoon 10
nnd lr aorcs in annua; goou young
orchard; Irrigating ditch; modoratelv
good buildings; posloinoo on piace. iw
dross Mrs. V. uiinnoy, opiaonnru, wn
Cash paid for ohlokons and oggs
O. L. Davis.
n T riny linn niiroliaaecl his part
Intnroat In tho Now Nash llvorv
Btablo and heroaftor will oonduot the
business single handed, ft. a. ywingi
the ex-partner, has not determined
yet what business ho will engage in.
I have mv stock of watches, clocks,
jewelry and silverware In shape. Call
and see what I have. Elwood, jeweler
aod optician.
To Trade for Tunnel Work.
I have five acres of land adjoining
Medford on the west that I wish to
trade for tunnel work in a mine. Land
is all set out In fruit; good plastered
house hard finish; barn, abets, etc.;
well of good water. Any party taking
advantage of this offer will be given
.Thnr Is a henD o' sunshine In the an opportuulty. If he desires, to do
homo of W. W. Tavlor. who lives out
east of Medford, since last Friday, upon
bioh day and dato a new ooy oaoy ar
rived
Wanted Good, fresh milch cow.
Ed. Bobbins, Phoenix.
Tbe semi-annual offiolal statement
of County Clerk Newbury, Sheriff Orme
and Troasurer Jacobs will appear in
this, tbo official paper of the county,
next woek.
For Sale One pair French burr
mill stonos. Inquire at this office.
Mr. and Mrs. Halla Anderson are!
happy parents to a new boy baby whioh
look ud permanent rosldence at their
home, near Phoenix, on Friday of last I
week. .
If vou want something nice in a
pure Bugar syrup try G. L. Davis' bar
rel syrup.
Tn nnnther column annears County
Treasurer Jacobs' sixth offiolal notice, I
calling in oounty warrants protested
from Oot. o, ltfus, to uct. ai, loua.
Just opened a fresh barrel of fine
pickles. Call and see them. G. L.
uavts.
Frank King, he who Is a partner
of Jeff. Hoard, passed through tho val-
lev Tuesduv. on route from Klroy to
Yrelca.
For newest, un-to-date styles in I
mlllioory, see Miss Medynski.
Rnht.. Rlno-ln. tho elevon-vear-old
son of J. C. Slaglo, is 111 with typhoid
fevur. Ur. Wait is in attonaance.
Mining location blanks for salo at
thlB omce.
Houso nnd two lots for salo. Fruit
troes on properly. Address postotnee
box 230, Medford.
Bring your oggs to Deuel & Stevens.
Ed. Ferguson has taken a position
1 .: ,,.!. f. tTAnDHl'a An-
llvory wagon.
Douol & Stovens will buy your eggs.
Wallaoo Woods roooived threo car
loads of lumber Monday.
Saratoga chips at G. L. Davis'.
work in the mine for cash, in addition
to the value of the above described
property . A. A. Davis.
A nw remedv for the Dalnless ex
traction of teeth has been secured by
Dr. Odgers. Dental office over Van.
Dyke's store. ,
Advertised Letter List.
rMinainff l. it lint nf letters remaining na
called tor In the Medford poatofflce oa Oolober
12 '98.
Acree, Ed Black. Mrs HI
ChBpln, Gconre B Day, E M
Fredenbnreh. T Ii Howland, Mrs Ella
Lewis, EV?(S) Orr.W l.
Robinson, H (3)
A oharge of one cent will be made upon de
livery o( each ot the sbove letters.
Persons calling tor any of tbe above letters
wUl please say Advertised."
H. PtTRDtN. Postmaster.
That Joyful Feeling
with tho uxhllaratlns sense of renowod
I, mil Hi nnd strencrthand Internal olean-
llnnaa. whloh follows the use Ol a.vrun
of FIbs. is unknown to the fow who
hnvn not nrocrrossed bevona the oia-
tlmo modlolnos nnd the ohoap substi
tutes somotlmcB offered but never ao
oopted by the woll informed. Buy the
ffonulno. Manufactured by tho uau-
fornla Fig Syrup Co.
Table Rock
Medford School Building
main Street, Hedford
HESE are the scene decorations which
Wolters & Howard have had burned
in their latest invoice of Chinaware.
"Wheelock China, Made
in Austria for
Wolters & Howard."
is printed in gilt
on the bottom of
each piece.
The scenes are taken from photographs
and are beautiful souvenirs. The ware is
the best of China, and the articles comprise
Afternoon Tfias and Coffeas
Moustache Cups
Bon Bon Boxes
Sugars and Creams .
Olive and Pickle Dishes
Pin and Jewely Trays
Tea Pot Tiles
Card Receivers
Creamers
We want to sell you some of these arti
cles', because they are really beautiful ; but if
you don't want to buy, come in and let us show
them to you.
WOLTERS &
HOWARD
1 HE
GROCERYMEN