50c. to $1.00
SltillC Staple shades pink, blue navy, red,'
O0lllldaa white and' black in the new all-silk
:. Liberty oatins, very suitable for waists
and trimming purposes, U(Xj" per yard
T
J. a Van
. Med ford,
A surprlso party wu given Mlu
Jda Hodden on Tuesday evonlng at hur
parents' ploatant homo Id Wont Mud
lord, In curly evening a couple of Mini
Ida' frlandu by 10100 pretext or otlior
Induced hor to join thorn in a visit to a
frlond In anotbor part 0! tbo olty and
at a tlmu when It waa cxpouUid llio
guest sliould have all arrived tho trio
wended their way to Mis Ida' homo
and the young1 lady unauspeotingly
walked In Uon a houso full ol guest.
Game aroharenn and croklnolu wore
Indulged In, and Intermingled with
these wa plenty of mirth and laughter
and a good tlma wa everywhere.
RofrotbraonU of oako and chocolate
wero nerved. Those present wore: Mr.
and Mr D. T. Ijiwton, Mr. and Mm.
W. H. Huinbrco, Mr. and Mm. K. W.
Carder, MIsausMlllonnd Ruth Tressler,
Virile Woodford, Sadie Amann, Ksuilla
Duclos, llcrltia Mal'liorson, Lulu Crys
tal, Myrtle I-awton, Montr. U. L. Gil
key, 11. H. Harvey, .Goo. Kauoelt,
Wllmer MuPheron, Krncst KHIntt,
Carl Crystal, C. O. Ramsey, Earl Van
Th Northern Paolflo la running
two through dally trains from Portland
to all point east and are better equipped
to accommodate pnssongur going-cast
than ever before. Thosu train are
first-class In ovory repeot, heated by
team, vcstlbuled, with standard Pull
man and tourist sleopors, dining car'.
Alto through tourist -deeper will be
operated to all Missouri river point,
.via billings, and each Say a through
standard Pullman loopor to St. Lou In
via Billing. W. T. York, Agent, Mod
ford, Oregon.
. Barry Hosier ha docidud to put
up a orenmory plant In Medford. He
ba bad this matter under contempla
tion for somotlmo and ha now deolded
to go ahead with tho projool. Ho ex
pect, of course, that tho furmors here
aboula will furnish him tho don I red
mount of milk. Ho Is now correspond
ing with several orenmory supply
houses and will put 10 an entire now
plant and ho Is also negotiating with
an oxperlcnced'orvumory man to oper
ate tho plant for him. Thoro Is surely
mucn noon ror a orenmory in tnis lo
oallty and Tub Mail hopes our farm
ers will soo It to thnlr Interest to glvo
tho enterprise all tho support posslblo
which support Is only nskod as to the
supply of milk. Mr. Hosier Is n thor
oughly honest, buslncss-liko young
man and Is deserving of tho success
which wo fool fliiro he will make of his
enterprise.
I havo boon afflicted with rhiuma
tlsm for fourteen years and nothing
soomcd to glvo any relief. I was ablo
to be around all tho time, but constantly
suffering. I had tried ovorythlng I
could hear of and nt lust was told to
try Chamborluln's Pain Balm, whloh I
did, and was Immediately relieved and
in a short tlmo c 11 rod. I am happy to
say that it hits not slnoo returned.
Josh. Edgnr, Gormantowo, Calif. For
sale by' Chas.-Strang, druggist, Med
ford; Dr. J. Hlnklo, Central Point,
Tho Modford Comnioroliil Club mot
last Thursday evening In tho olty hall
and dlscuHsoa at longth matters of di
verse nnturo, principal among which
was that of endeavoring to secure a visit
to Medford from tho National Editors
Association which moots in Portland in
July. 'Intercstins talk were made bv
Mayor Oilkoy, J. S. McCain, Supt. . A,,1
ocenes
CITY HAPPENINGS." i
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That' word means a heap to every housewife. It a
means a heap more when the groceriep are known jL
itv
m 10. ob iresn ana nrsi-ctass. vviion your who wna m
chances on buying them elsewhere. When she m
$ don't say where to go, you had better use a little' i
I "of your own judgment and make sure you're right,
fiavis
poultry.
New
Easter
Silks
7K
TV
Eustor is approaching
and you will nocd a' now
Hi 11c waiH, for Unit occa
sion. We have hist re
ceived a lino of Billf waist
patterns (5 yds.) in the
now spring colors, rings
and patterns, comprising
plain and fancy taffotos,
also stripes and plaids.
Prices range from
Per Yard
Dyke o.
Oregon
Gregory, ltovs. Ilahorly and Hounds,
president York appointed n committee
of live consisting of J. W. Lawton, H.
L. Gllkey, G. A. Gregory, J. H. McCain
and A. 8, Hliton, to formulate plans and
ascertain what step wore necessary to
tho end that this distinguished Ixxly he,
induced to pay us a visit. Matters ap
pertaining to the establish! ig of a
creamery In our city were discussed
ctiito at length. The next regular meet
ing will bo on the first Tuesday evening
In April.
Rev. E-. Edwards, pastor of tbo
English BnptlstCburoh ut Miners vllle,
Pa , whon suffering with rheumatism,
wat advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Unlm. liu nayt: "A few applications
of Ibis liniment proved a great service
to 100. It subdued the Iiillaminatlon
and relieved tho pain. Should any
sufferer profit by givlntf I'uln Hal in a
trial It will please me. For salo by
CIibs. Strang, druggist, Medford; Dr.
J. Hlnklo, Central 1'olqt.
Tho old wood awning which for so
many years bos dono service as an urn
'jrella and parasol over tho sidewalk in
front of Geo. Kurtz's olgar factory,
O. W, Palm's real estate oflico and
B. N. Iiutler's Jewelry store has com
mitted a great favor by permitting It
self to be removed.' It had been patched
and ro-p.itohod sevon hundred and
olghty-llireo llmos, but tho above
named renters decided tliii week that
It wero better 'twas done for and they
proceeded forthwith to remove It and
in It stoad there will soon bo a new
oloth awning, and thoro Is now new
paint all over tho front of tbo building
all of which Is an improvement very
notiacablo and appreciated. A couple
or three more round-ups and all those
detestable rattle-trap wood awnings
shall havo been ehulllod off.
Ladles now stylo Trojan shirt waists
In white and oolors, just rooelvcd this
week.. Ladles make your soldotlon
while stock is fresh and complete.
These goods on salo at White it Jacobs'
store only.
There was a train -wreck on. the
Medford-JackBouvillo short! Ine Tuesday
ovenlng. As tbo train was rounding a
curvo on F street the engine and tender
loft the track and plowed a fnrrow in
the ties and gravel for a couple or three
rods. The ooaeh did not leave the track.
Work of raising tho wreck was at once
commenced and by Wednesday it was
on tho track again, but damaged some
what. Tho settling of tho outside rail
was tho nauso of the wreck. No one
wns injured but Engineer Mike Gault
is said to havo oxpressed a desire that
henceforth the train dispatcher give
him running orders at least on a line
that has been . surveyed rather than
across country with a termination opy
old plncc.
With tho now faculties that B. N,
Butler put in his shop, ho turns out as
good work in repairing watches and
jowolry as any one In Southern Oregon.
Thoro was a wedding out on Griffln
creek lust week, nt (he home of A. J.
Brenzeale, when his daughter, Miss
Kunitia, wns joined in happy wedlock
to Mr. Chas. W. Lollund, son of M.
I.oflapd. Kov. J. Merloy performed the
marriage ceremony. These young
poople belong'to tho very bcBt families
01 mo vauoy aim are uoin nigmy es
teemed by tliolr large olrdo of frlonda.
Tiir Mail wishes thorn prosperity and
hnppinOBS in unlimited quantities. They
have moved to near Eagle Point, where
the groom Borao months ago purchased
a ranch. The Mail will tell them of
all .the news Of the valley for a term of
one year, at least.
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Delivers goods free.' Trades grocer- q
ies for farm produce, vegetables and h
meaiorp, mm. m
A mammoth slock of general
merchandise of all kinds, now holng ro
oulved by Whlto & Jacobs, Medford,
all of which they wish to exchange fur
farmers eggs and saleable produce.
For several weeks past thoro has
been a real estate deal ponding between
J. L. Wlglo of tills place and V. U.
Dinfoi'th, of Detroit, Oregon, hut not
until vestorday were deeds exchanged,
Mr, Wlglo has traded to Mr. Jhuifurtli
Ills residence and laundry property In
Modford and thirty-six acre xif laud
Just outside thd incorporation line on
the west, value of property placed at
l-HMX). For nil of this Mr. Wlgle gets
from I Ian (or tli hotel and store property
at Detroit, valued ut fMM. The hotel
is furnished mid Is being rented for f-'O
per month. Mr. Duuforth will movo to
Medford sometime during the summer,
mid Mr. Wlgle expect to move to De
troit within u short time The above
deal was made through the York A
Wortmun real estate agency.
House and one and a half acres of
garden land for rent, Inquire of York
ic Wormian.
Uig cut In glassware for just one
week. Wo have a big stock of this
ware on tho road and positively must
have room (or It when it arrives and to
mako this room we have decided to
aughter price on U10 stock we now
huve on hand. We have a little of
ovorythlng in tbo glass lino and you
oan have one or more pieces or sets at
almost your own price. We have
"knookcd-ofl" twenty per cent from
usual soiling price of fancy lamps. He
member, these out prices for only one
week. Wolters it Howard.
See Frod Single's line lino of spring
samples. Very latest patterns of spring
suitings. Cleaning and repairing suits
neatly and quickly dono. Upstairs,
McAndrew block.
Last Saturday's Salem Journal says:
"Henry Ankeny left today for his home
at Jacksonville, near where ho owns
tho Sterling mlnefono of tho greatest
gold producers of Southern Oregon.
Mr. Ankeny is a member of the Repub
lican slate committee, and was Gov.
Guor's first choice for a member of the
state fair board. Ho would havo made
a splendid man fo- the place, but it
comes at the lime ol year when be Is
too busy to attend to duties.".
Tin shop for rent. Inquire of D.
Brooks, Medford.
D. S. Young has sold bis residence
"roporty, on North C street, to Mr.
II son, of Applegate, consideration
M1A0. Tho deal was made through the
C. W. Palm real estate agency. Mr.
Gllson Is now moving in, and Mr.
Youngs has moved to tbe Fltzgorald
retldonoo across the street. D. S. is
figuring on going to Newport this sum
mer with his stone cutting machine
and there set up for business on the
beach. Mrs. Youngs will probably re
main Ip Medford.
My thoroughbred Kentucky Jock
will stand for the season of lbHfl at tr.e
Union livery stables in Medford. For
season, $8; slnglo service, 15. Rufus
Cox.
The new ads this week are those of
F. K. Deuel Sc Co., who have received a
line of new goods. G. L. W,obb's Itacket,
has tbe accustomed space devoted to a
talk on notions. J. W. Ling, the painter,
is inviting attention to the fact that be
is in the market for all kinds of paint
ing and Valsomining. Hubbard Bros,
liavc a big space telling of their Mc
Cormlck roller-bearing mowers.
Henry Pohlman has taken tbe
superintending of a hundred and thirty
acres of the Orchard Home tract. The
land Is owned by tbe Portland Loan &
Trust Company and It Is the company's
intention to spray, prune and cultivate
the trees thoroughly this spring and
summer. Mr. Pohlman will also have
charge of tbo fruit fathering ard pack
ing another fall.
Largo stock of ladies shoes at
White It Jacobs'.
Geo. E. Weber has purchased a
piece of land in East Medford and will
at once commence the orjctlon of a
dwelling hnuso thereon. The land is
adjoining Mr. Jordan's place and the
purchase was made from O. Gilberts,
consideration 1275. The location is a
desirable one and George will most' as
suredly make it a home place to be
proud of.
One of tho very best olubblng propo
sitions wbiob The Mail has is this pa
por and the Cosmopolitan magazine
both one year for t'2.
B. S. Baker, of Eagle Point, came
to Medford IsBt Saturday and. will re
main here for acouple of weeks. Nearly
four weeks ago the gentleman was
kicked by a faorse and two bones of bis
left arm were broken. With the as
sistance of Frauk Brown, the fractures
were reduced and the Injured member
is now getting along finely,'
All kinds of now spring and .sum
mer dress goods, arriving daily at
White & Jacobs' new store, Medford.
On Tuesday of this week F. W.
Wasohau, of this city, received his let
ters patent from the U. S. patent office
ou his striking watch. Mr. W. has
been made some vory flattering offers
for the purchase of his patent but none
of these have as yet been acoopted.
Mr. Wlllokn, of this, oity, has an inter
est in tne union c.
New assortment of sold wire beauty
pins, 8 for 5 oents at White & Jacobs'
store, Medford.
Potatoes are retailing at a dollar
and n half per Back In Portland at pres
ent, with every proapeot of tho prloe
going higher before the new croo comes
on the market. Some years ngo tbe
price renohed $2 per Back, nt which
time potatoes were imported from the
east. Now thoy aro being shipped out
of Oregon. ,
'-Soo Mnckey Bros, for superior
pliotOB. All work 8triotly Srst-olasB.
Medford, Oregon. '
Rev. Charles Booth,' reotor of St.
Stephen's Church, Newport, has given
notloe to bis congregation that he has
arranged with Rev. Mr. Dawson, 'of
Grants Pass and Medford, to exchange
places for one year. - This is necessary
beoause Rev, Mr. Booth's eyes, have
been falling and need .rest.
Plymouth Rook eggs for batching
fifteen (or 50 cents,- Leave orders at
Davis' groeery, Medford. J. W. Smith.
The state board of eduoation has
appointed a stato board of examiners,
among whom is Prof. N. L. Narregnn.
of this olty. Mr. Narregan Is one of
the best educators in the state and,
while we do not know what his duties
will be, wo are waging dollars he will
meet every requirement.'
Legal blanks at Tn Mail office.
A business meeting of the Enwortb
League was hold at the rldenco of
mayor uiikoy last rnuuy evening.
After all business matters had been at
tended to, an hour or two of a social
good time was Indulged In whloh was
made more social and more enjoyable
with refreshments,
Standard puttern ut White &
Jacob' store.
Simpson's calicoes, ginghams and
muslin of all kind, the oheupest at
Whlto & Jacobs', Modford.
Since Jeweler I'ritoliard has moved
out, D. T. Law ton has occupied the
space wltn a line display 01 ooiden
Eagle and Phoenix bicyclos. He has
the window well decorated with wheols
and wheel extras all of which attract
much favorable comment from pasters
by. . . -
Don't forget Brooks' sub-Irrigating
pipe this spring if you want green
lawns aod good gardens.
J, E. Bodgo, merchant tailor, re
ports business first-class in his line.
He is taking suit order at the rate of
one a day and that's u good, business,
out no nutter tnan no deserves, miss
Lllllo Tressler Is assisting In his estab
lishment and learning tbe trade.
Tho famous Loiran berrv roots for
salo at E. W. Carder's, one block south
and one west of school bouse.
J. W. Ling has entirely" recovered
from a long tussle with rheumatism.
Ho has been ill for several months, part
of tho time In bed, but be Is now all
rlgnt again and prepared for any Kind
of work In his line, wblob Is that of
painting and Kulsomlning.
Strained and comb honey Davis
the grocer.
Jeweler Prltchard has moved his
stock of jewelry from the Deuel block
to the' Elder building, formerly occupied
by Mr. Smith's grocery store. He has
the place fitted up in good shape and is
at home at all times to his friends and
customers.
For Sale My heavy teams and
logging outfit. Address me at Trail,
Oregon. Geo. R. Justus.
A now elbow was received this week
for the new water main and for a few
hours Wednesday afternoon water was
turned off. As soon as the wealbor set
tles a little the council expects to have
tho pumping plant moved to tbe .new
well,
Call on White it Jacobs for new
sewing machines.
The sacrament of the Lord's Sup
per will be administered In Pboenix
Presbvterian Church at tbe morning
service, no Sunday, March 20, 1899.
Open communion to tbe member of
other churches. Wm. Clyde, minister.
Men's and bovs' Borinir clotnlnz",
just received by White & Jacobs, Med
ford. C.-C. Gilchrist has an advertie
mont elsewhere in these columns tell
ing of the suncrlor qualities of his
stallion, "Bald Monarch," and his jack.
Black Prince. Wm. Clam is also no
vertising his trotting suilllon, "Tybald."
Cash paid for eggs and poultry G.
L, Davis, the grocer.
-Mv stock of s6rine millinery has
arrived. Largest stock I have ever
carried. Largest number and greatest
variety of pattern bats ever Detore
placed on my counters. Mrs Sears, at
tbe Racket.
Highest market price paid for eggs.
W. H.Meeker & Co.
Prof. Goble, the optician, and his
wfio came down from Ashland Tuesday
and have taken rooms with Mrs. Gil
berts. The professor expects to remain
In the city several weeks perhaps
monthB.
Mrs. Roundtree, 'daughter of C. B.
Matney, of Applegate, died atCbehalis,
Wash., on Wednesday evening of this
week. Miss Nanna Matney left Med
ford yesterday evening for Chehalis.
Now Is the time to Dlant vour Boring
advertisements. The Mail is the soil
which produces the beet results.
New well-boring machinery was re
ceived in Medford yesterday by thb
Medford Brewing uompany, ana vui
it the company proposes putting their
well down to a considerable depth.
Fish I Fish! Fish! Fish I Fish
at Wolters it Howard's.
The second story of the Stewart
brick building is now being put up.
Eaeh turn of the mason's trowel and
crock of the carpenter's hammer adds
new beauty to tbe structure.
Miss Naylor teaches the Keister
Tailoring and Dressmaking System.
Medford, Ore. . "
Mrs. Everett is engaged at photo
graph io work in tbe Van E stud lo. The
lidv has but recently recovered from
quite a severe Illness, as has also her
mother, Mrs. B. N. Butler, .
"White Lily" and "Snow Cap"
baking powder prise with every can.
Davis sells both kinds.
George Hlnes, the Jacksonville
liveryman, was carrytog mall and pas
sengers a couple of days this week,
during' the temporary lay-up of the
train on the shortllne. "
Bacon, hams and lard and fresh
groceries at White & Jacobs', Medford.
Both Mr: and Mrs. I. A.' Webb
have been 111 for several days past.
Mr. Webb Is muob better now out Mrs.
W.-Is still confined to the house.
. Finest line of oream candies ever
received in Medford at the Crater.
Flower elegance. You will - be
pleased with the exoellenoi of the new
oreatlons In spring millinery. I give
you the best. Mrs. L, J. Sears.
Klamath County Bait fish at G. L.
Davis' grocery.
J. A. Whitman reoeived a carload
of Studebaker wagon, E. Merz a oar
load of malt and Wallace Woods a car
load of lumber all this week.
' Watches oioaned ana warrantee, tor
oae vear for 1 Pritohard, the ieweler.
Harry Howard displayed another
bit of his decorative Ingenuity on that
St. Patrlok's day window in Wolters &
Howard's store. .
Graded Jersey bull for service.
Terms 1. J. J. HoVrser, East Medford.
A bit of material and taste makes a
beautiful spring hat. . I furnish what's
needed to make them right. Mrs. L.
J. Sears.
Rev. J.' S. MoCaln will preach at
the Independence school house next
Sunday at .11 o'clock a. m.,
Alfalfa seed 8 cents per pound at
Wolters & Howard's.
We have an excellent line of silk
waist patterns, W. H. Meeker & Co,
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Received This Week
at The "Racket"
Including the latest styles in Ladies' Belts, and Side
Combs; also Combs, Hose Supporters, Brushes,
and numerous small articles. Complete line of
Stationery of the best quality and style. Re
member, we make a specialty of small articles
and sell them cheap. When in need of such
things you can almost always
Find them at The "RACKET."
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The Enyart-Cannon Wedding.
Lost week we printed a few lines an
nouncing the marriage of Mr. J. E.
Enyart, of this oity, and Miss-Llssle I.
Cannon, of Albany.
Tbo wedding took place at the resi
dence of tbe bride's brother, Mr. A. M.
Cannon, In Albany, on Wednesday of
last week. Only relatives of the family
and a few invited friends were present,
among inem oeing Mr. and Mn. w. a.
Stevens, formerly of Medford, now resi
dents of Albany. j
mi f 1 ,
iuo groom nas oeea a resiaent 01
Medford for ten years and durinsr that
time has been engaged in the banking
business, which business he will con
tinue and as soon as the new bank
building la completed and the Medford
bank i launched he will assume charge
thereof as cashier and manager. His
career as" a business man in Medford
ba been a very successful one and he
has proven himself wortbv of all confi
dence bestowed. Id a social way he
has been one of the most prominent of
our citizens and in every enterprise
tending to the good of our town be has
always given a helping hand.
The bride is the daughter of one of
the most prominent farmers of Linn
County and was socially beld without a
peer in tne city, Albany, m wblcb sbe
resided. Being higblv accomplished
her acquisition to Medford" society is
looked upon with pleisure by those
wno.iorm our oest circle.
The groom had, previously to tbe
wedding, fitted 11 d his residence. corner
of A aod Sixtb streets, in good taste
ana tne nappy couple are now house
keeping tneri in. .
The oride was tbe recipient of manv
beautiful and valuable gifts.
In tbe Oregonian's Albany society
columu of last Sunday appeared this:
A very pretty nome wedding took
place at tbe residence of tbe bride's
brother. Mr. Anderson M. Cannon, on
Wednesday evening, March 15, when
Mr. J. E. Enyart, of Medford, and Miss
LisBle I. Cannon w re united in mar
riage. Tbe ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. L. Reed, pastor of tbe First
Presbyterian Church, in tbe Dresence
of relatives and a few invited friends.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
tailor-made gown of dark blue cloth,
and carried a bouquet of red carnations.
The rooms were prettily arranged and
decorated wltn palms and daffodils..
After a wedding repast was served the
bride and groom took the overland
train south for Medford, wbere they
will make their home, and where the
groom is a Veil-known business man."
Best of All
To cleanse the system in a gentle, and
truly beneficial manner, when tbe
springtime comes, use the true and
perieol remedy, Hyrup of Digs. Buy
the genuine. Manufactured bv the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all druggists, at 60 cents per
oottie.
A. Slover, the drayman, get him
to do your hauling. Household goods
and heavy articles carefully and safely
nanaieo. Teams always Dandy and
teamsters courteous.
etc..
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New Spring Goods
Arriving Daily
New Dress Goods, New Prints and Domestics, New
Trimmings, New Waists and Skirts, New '
, White Goods," New Silks and Laces
And in fact everything you jnay need.- For latest
styles, best qualities and lowest prices, we can
suit you. "
W. H. MEEKER
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Th Coming Attraction.
Next week Miss Jessie Shirley and
ber talented company will pay Medford
a visit and it promises to be the banner '
attraction of the season. Mr. II. W.
Smith, ber manager, has spared no ex
pense in making this one of the finest
companies on tbe Pacific coast and with
their repertoire should do a large busi
ness. Thoy have been highly recom
mended from all cittes played and no
doubt will be well received by the Med
ford citizens. The plays are all new
with one or two exceptions' and the
most careful attention i given to detail
In their presentation.
An elaborate wardrobe is carried and :
the costumes in each play are spoken
of a the finest seen anywhere, as they
are new, clean and bright.
The opening bill will be La Bella
Marie and so well played is it that uni
versal opinion given is that it becomes
a new play as given by the Shirleys.
There will be a uniformed band con
cert and parade daily at 11:30.
Speaking of the Shirleys the Yreka
Journal has this: -
The Jessie Shlrlev troupe were greeted with
good bouses every night fast week, and rut
very general satisfaction, In their repertoire of
new plays during the week. Inoludlng an amus
ing comedy at the Saturday afternoon matinee.
The manager aod proprietor were very much
pleased with the reception, courtesies and
patronage extended, and expect to give Yreka
a call 00 their retain from an extended trip
northward Into Oregon. Washington, Idaho,
Montana and British Colombia. - The manager
also liberally awarded 80 per cent of the pro
ceeds of w cent tickets sold, to the Yreka
Grammar School for the purchase of a plaao,
which netted over 130 towards the purpose la
Insuring Us purchase."
Seemingly the Journal man thought
the company worthy of all he could'
say, that was good, and in another part
of bis paper he has tbe following:
"The Shirley Company closed their engage
ment In Yreka last Saturday night with one of
tbe best productions given during their enjoy
able stay with us. entitled "Under Two Flags."
Miss Shirley had the sympathy of her audience,
appearing to excellent advantage In the char
acter which was entirely dlflerent from that of
any wbloa she had given during the week.
Prank Couley gave a most artistic rendition of
tbe heroic character of this play, tie also dis
played marked ability and talent throughout
the entire engagement, but bis work Saturday
night was the best he had given. C. F. Ral
Blon's clever imitations also deserve " fcpeotal
mention. L. J. Plumer lent humor to the en
tire repertoire, and together with Marlon Do
Rooo. G D. McQuarrie and Hot tense Nellson,
as well as all other members of the company,
made the week's engagement eminently .saus
fkclory both to the Shirley management and
the people of Yreka."
Resolution or Appreciation.
m.n l ..,ir r : : .. 1 1 T a
i nt iucuiuiu iuiuioivi iai ABauvauuuu
at last Monday's meeting Instructed the
secretary to publish tbe following reso
lution of appreciation: .
Resolved, That the labors of Rv.
Gllinan Parker in the revival recently
held at the Baptist Church, which added,
a goodly number of new converts to the
church, as well as reclaiming other
who had drifted'out of active christian
service, had shown him to be an effi
cient gospel minister, a consecrated
man of God, one whose preBcnce and
ministry would be a benediction to any
community, as they have been to ours..
O. J. Gist, Secretary.-
Superior job printing, MAIL office.
TVHAT we want of
I ?V you is a call to
; look over our spring
i stock. A few. min-
utes' time when you
are buying men's,
boys' and children's
$ clothing, furnishings,
will convince
I you that we have 'em
CO.