The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 23, 1899, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOUR COUNTY Correspondents Kagle I'olul Kiitflou. MY A. 0. llOWl.hVIT. Miss Grace Curoton wits tlio giiesl, (if Tavln Hewlett last Monday, Fred Mitchell, of The- Meadows, cutne out lHHt week on business, T, h, MnliHwllor bun boon remov ing his old burn and plaolng It neur tlio road. Lee Ilia k whs mulling on LIh friends In Knglu i'ulut tliu drat of 'loatweek.e ' ' "' "'.'" . ' ' Mrs. Junius Baker, of Mt. Pitt prvolnot, ouiiie out luut week to null bor sisler, Mrs, E. IV). Mis Ktlii'l Oompton wan visiting the fiunillvH of J. K, Boll and L. Ohurley, of Drownstioro, IhhI week. Misses Uessle Drown at d Lottie Taylor and Messrs. T. I. Gibson una Harry (!ui ton were pleasant oallere at our ri-tldonuo Sunday uvonliiK- Kirn. Ilo'wleltaiid daughter, Mrs. J. M, IjOwIs, went to the vicinity of Uerby Iiihi niimiay to visit wr. ana Mrs. W. 1'. Wilkinson and Mrs. It. Allen and eon. B. 8. Orisby and children, of Klamath County, paid bin mother, Mrs. A. M. Tlionius. a visit last week. Mm. Orisby stooped on the way from Mcdford toviilt her sister, Mr. Tool, who la quite ill. While cutting some willow Inst woek Frank Niobola out hie foot ho toadly that he wna not able to take hii place In the farce, "Look In Uio-Book." Ike Smith wat aubttb luted and be . performed bit part oil. y - Mr. A. M. Thomas went to forest ; creek on Sunday of last wook to attend the funeral of her niooe.:Mr. Ixtn. Martin. HUe was accompanied homo by her brother, 0. J. H. 1'earce. on the following Tuosday. r.' ' r r. i O 1 1 t, ' o ? Kr. Mrs. C II. Junes and her father. 'J. J. Fryer, accompanied Vy Mr. fryer's : grandson,'. Austin Green, went .to Medfora issv OMuroay, where Mrs. Jones took the train for Ashland to tueotber husband. They returned bouie Saturday night. Mrs. J. I. Mooinsw gave another luHtlua Aii.ToendiVof. last week and Invited her friends who Afire not Invited to the quilting 'meA- -tiooed In a recent artiole. There were Iwentv-elx uersoos present And &s usual they report having had a rousting good time and an excellent dinner, Last week I had occasion to call attention to' one of my Items' in Thk Mail while In conversation with one of your business men who was out here on business, lie sskcu where he would likely find a copy of thq paper, und on being informed ibatoverv family iti ine. iowti, ex oont two. took it, and thai thoy always borrowed It to read, also thnt there wcro ovor '2000 rcgulnr subscribers, hu manifested consider able surpriso lit the extensive rcir oulntion of the pnpr. ' Geo. Mackey, a Mod ford photos raphcr, who has been camping here , for thpast week, left I set. Sunday, life ' expresses .T.'hru'iself.." as ,3iuch Doaaed with the Iiuiio creea oouutry and think the people here the most sociable of any he has met in thu county. Just ; before loaving he look 8 jiioluro of the Brown fmuily in n sroup. There were t wont v one members, ten oi which were' absent.' nod whloh in oludos the (?r nidphjldren -and step ' -children, ' ;a ' i 'I 'j , ' ' f ' Lrtst Friday ovoning ne Thomas McAndrows Jr., was driving a cow below our town, she jumped ovor n fenoowith wire on it, and the horse uitemntinir to follow jrot oanght While Mr. MoAndrows was trying to extricate him from the wire he boon me entaimlcd in t and tlx horso kicked him on the back ot the head. ' He wiih round by som men. who were missing with wauon. in an unconscious state, bu lio was restored to consciousness and taken to his father's, near Med ord. , , There was a business meeting o the litorary sooiety on Saturday niizlit and the treasurer reported having $25 in the treiisury. The sooiotv then voted to appropriate $5 tow ard defraying the expense of ' the entertainment, etc, leaving M to go toward buying, a hnll tor oti new school Mount! thai wo are goin . r..X.lZ . ; moneyback tea and ; bftking powder at Schillings dUsouurcnrlPvRE Makes the food more delicious and wftotesome QVt jftttwa WaPtl 00., atW TOWC o build. T. I. Gibson and A. J I'loroy were appointed as a com mitted to purchase the bell. A vote of thanks was tendered to T. I, Gibson for bis assistance in tlio literary society and entertainment. Last Saturday, as Ralph Friend was coming from the Itiohards saw mill with a load ,of lumber, his wagou run into a hunk.i and while trying to get It out the horses started and the front wheel of the wagon run over his leg, between the nee and ankle, tie succeeded in topping the .team just the hind wheel struck his body; the wsgon was heavily loaded and hud the wheel passed over him, he would undoubtedly Jiove been killed. He lam there for about tbreo hours hoping that some ono would come along and render him assistance, but as no one came he finally orawled around, unhitched his team and got on one of his horses and rode to where he oould get water, then oumo back to his wagon and tayed all night, being unable to walk a step. He arrived at the camp, on Little butte, Sunday evontng, and on Monday morning was still unable to walk. 1 Last Friday auite a number of the citizens of Medford, both young . . . . . ... and old, oame out to witness the match ball game between the Med. lord team and our. Invincibles. When they first arrived they uuder took to make a favorable impression by offering to back their judgment with tbeir money;' but t .ey soon found that the K igle Point boys d nerve as well as muscle,' and so oooled down . after, about twenty dollars were' put up- Porter Robi- nett was selected by4h Eagle Total nine as umpirs sod M. ly Wood, of Medford, was chosen byfthe Med ford boys. J About two ti'clook the contest began for the ehampionship of the sounty and to decide which team should plsy against the ploked team of the. county on the 4th of July at,.' Jacksonville. At first Jpe Baglo.. i'pint.,boys plsjred rather carelessly to draw the Medford boys out, but at the third inning the KsRle Pointers began, to get in their work and by the time,, the Bedford team bad played their nine innings and the lvigie Point boys eight, the score Mood, hagle Point Yl, Med ford 10, s. the Eagle Toint boys decided not to play the other inning. 1 be same teams wiU play at Med ford n. xt Sunday. There was about 1 20 exchanged hands over tbe ret Hill of the game. At tbe termina- ion of the game the Medford folks returned to tl.eir home, not tak'ng ndvuntage of the liberal offer of our citizens to have a free ticket to the entertainment and ball. The enter tuinment was a" crowning success, here being a very good audienoe and good behavior. The receipts from the satae. were $16.15. lhe ball was well 'attended and the au"ppst7iVepared by "Mrs. A:-Fool was fine. Sick Headaches. The curse of overworked womankind. are quiokly and auroly cured by Karl's. mover kooi lea, me (treai dioou pari- nor and unira butliler. Mone reiunaea if not Mtisfaotory. Prloe 45 cts. and 60 eU. Sold by Chas. Strang, druggtst. Lake Creek ltetas. BY nUMIILBBKK. ; M. D. Bowles made a business trip to Medford and Jacksonville recently. , ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank True, of Griffin creek, ' ere visiting relatives here last week. Mrs. J H. Tyrrell and son, John, wore visitins friends and interview ing ths moron nts in Medford last woek. Thore will be a eohool pionio at Lake Creek noxt Friday, June 30 Miss Elva Galloway and bar pupils have prepared an interesting pro gram and a pjoiuunt time is antiei paled. The. people of this community will celebrate July 4tk in tue usual way. Thore will be a pionio at thu grove near the South Hut to school houso, followed by a dance in the evening. Come ono J oome all. , Died At his home in Chimney Rock urooinct, June 17, 18U, Cooil eldostson of Mr. and Mrs. Keeney, aged about eloven years. Inter ment was made in tbo Urowimboro oeniotorv. The bereaved parents have the sympathy ,of the entire community. Mauy a liovor tlaa turned with dlmruat from an other wiso lsvaelo slrl with an nrTt-Ditlve breath. Kurt's Clover Root Tea purl ties the breath by its uotl n on the bnwiiln. ntn.. us notliina? olso wilt. Sold on tt'moHUo ir uu ran we. rrioo CO ots. Bold by Chas; Htming, Powder Browtistioro Item. BV- KKUMCtM. Mr, and Mrs. J, A. Okenohuin visited relatives here Thursday. Mrs, Frank Farlow, of Lake Creek, spent Sunday night tbe guest of Mrs, J. A. Miller. S. A. Miller and Frank Ka-low are getting out limbers for tbe An telope bridge, near Eagle Point. . Miss Etbol Compton, of Eagle Point, spent last week visiting friends here and in this vicinity. ' Miss Donna Bell came home for a visit lust FriJay evening, return ing to her school Sunday afternoon. John Van Dyke and Jas. Stew art, of Medford, called in town Sun day evening on their return from a trip to Big Butte. Supervisor H. A. Meyer and the road workers are repairing the bridge just below town which was broken down last week. Ed. Van Dyke, of Mid ford, hus taken Prof. E. E. Smith's sohool on Big Butte, as be was compelled to resign his position on aocount of ill health. H. C. Ship, of Wellen, was in town upon business Wednesday. He was accompanied by A. 11. Jones, of New Mexico, who was anxious to see our part of the coun try. . ! Young Mothers. ;. Croup Is the terror of thoufaud of young mothers because Its outbreak is ao nironlzinir and frequently fatal. Shlloh's Ciiuirb and Consumption Cure act like rnacio in coses of croup. It hits never been known to fall. The worst ease relieved Immediate!. Prloe 25 cts. 60 ot., sod SI. 00. Sold by Chas, Sjlranjr, drugglat. ... Trait Creek Trailing J. G. Briscoe and fami'y visited the valley last week. Pearl Martin spent last week at Kagle Point with ber sister. R. Johnson was in this part of lhe country' bunting csttie - this -week. ' A pios orowd assembled at the Upper Trail sohsol bouse Sunday, where Kev. Hull held services. . There is to be a basket pionic and servioes on Canyon creek July tn, All are cordially invited to attend, ! Misses Julia Martin and Anna Cloments visited friends in Douglas County last Saturday and Sunday, The smilins faoes of Jesse Rich' ardson, Jasper Hannah and Fred Inlow were seen in our midst last Sunday. . '' Miss Julia Martin, who returned recently from California, is spend ine the summer with Mrs. U. 1 Shermau. What Is SbilohT ', A grand old remedy for coufhs, colds and consumption; used through tbe world for half a cenUrjr, h oared In numerable .own ot lnolpleot coqaump tloo and relieved . many In ' adTanocd I La ire a. If you re not satisfied with' the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cU.. 50 ots. and S1.00. Sold by Ohas. Strang, drupjrlst. North of the'Table Koeks. . . BY OBSSRVBR. ' 'Everybody is looking, forward with pride to the early coromenoe Went of the higK'lior dltoh ' which is to pass through here.' Israel Harris ft Co. have invested in a stiam thrasher with a 38 inch cylinder. Mr. Glass has also pur chased osie, ' whioh is somewhat smaller in oy under. Several of our farmers are investing in new bead era and altogether we are preparing for a bountiful harvest. Last Friday evening Miss Litsie Stidham closed a very successful three months' term of sohool in this district with appropriate exeroiees, whioh reded muoh credit on both teaoher and pupils. The district that secures Miss Stidham's servioes as teacher mny cougiatulnte. them selves on their izood fortune, as she is a suooess in eveiy way and carries home with her tlio best wishes of both patrons and pupils at the close of the sohool. . : Bad management keeps mnro people In poor olroumuuiGo- than any o'.h one oituee. To no micce.-Biol oho must look ahead and plan ahead so that when a favorable opportunity presents Itself ho is ready to lake advantage of It, A little forethought will also save much expense and valuable time. A prudent and oa'iful man will keep a bottle ot Chamhui'liiln's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Romedy In the house, tbe shlltless follow will wait until oeecstdty compeh. It and than ruin his bot hoo Rolnn (or a doutor and have a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one nays out 26 cenii.. the other is out a hundred dollars nnd then wonders why his neighbor in KKlMng richer while he Ia catlinD nnnrpt. Vor sale bv Chas. Strung, druggli.t, MeHfovdj ' Ur, J.i ntnKlo, Central Point. 1 rrovolt Items. BV SBTJ! IIOI'KINH. (Itceelved too lute for lant week.) S, I'rovolt has bought some nice fur m machinery of Mr. Lnwtnn. of Medford. Grandma I'rovolt and C. I'. Snell nd turnlly made onlls uoon the pcoplo of Thompson creek last Sun day. , J. Breodon, of this nlace. bos been on quite an extended pros pecting tour in California. He re ports finding nothing flattering, but returned home on aocount of the illness of Mrs, Breeden, , ;i The jxtople are expecting to hsvs pleasant time nt the pionic. near the bridge, on June 24th. Why not everybody and , their relation turn out, bring your baskots well tilled and enjoy a day In ths woods with the sohool ohlldren. '; The Fields Sawmill Company is nut; sawing just st present, Seems as the groat Fitzsirnraons-JefTrlee fight drew near, the fighting quail ties of some of our sawmill people rose up and showed itself, and as a result we have some folks slightly laid up tor repairs. And kindly let the author suggest that In suoh victory there is glory and In such licking there is no disgrace. Forest Creek Sews. uyopkka. . -Miss Hattie ArmprieBt is spend ing the summer at Cottage Grove. Melvin Pearoe and his father con template taking a trip to Idal o in tbe near future. , John Winninebara and Jos. Davis have gone to Klamath County to L . 1 ' wort, turuugu uayiog. , Fred and Walter Armpriest are putting up alfalfa har on their lather's. .place on Griffin creek. There will be preaching at tbe Matney chapel on the fourth Sun day. Kev. Cross will deliver the sermon : ,. , Rev. Xinigar, of Ashland, and Kev. Moomaw, of Eagle Point, both Uuukard ministers, held servioes st tbe sohool house here last Sundav. Clint Swallow, of Trail creek, is stopping with Calvin Winningfaam at ths Knapp Dugan miBev 1 bey are prospecting for qnar.z at present. There will be a school entertain ment at the Benedict school bouse on June 24th. Several other schools will also participate in the affair and a gogd-time is anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Armpriest have returned from a two months' visit with friends and relatives in th Willamette valley.:- They went by team and visited all the r ay from Oakland to Oregon City. They are both very muoh improved in health i . '' Talent Kewa Items. . Miss ' Anna Jeffreys commenced school in district No. 22, Talent, on the 19th. A. D. Helms has moved into his own place. . , . , , Mrs. D. P. Briton went down to Medford last Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. r, M. Jorrton, re turning home Sunday morning, Mrs, T.-W. Bill has been quite ill with hay fever Last Saturday as Walter Garvin was driving. dp Wagner oreek, the team became frightened and started to run. The haok was upset and things broken . up generally, but Walter was not very badly hurt Mr. Mount, of Dunsmuir, Calif., visited here a few days this week, The Mast brothers' are exhibit ing, a -bunch oi beardless barley which is live feet, seven inenss tan, R C. Anderson, of Talent,' who has been over in Klamath County for several weeks, returned ' home Monday. He reports orope looking well in that section ot the country, The Mail will print 60 ealliug oaras lor z cents. visit DR. JORDAN'S mi MUSEUH OF AKATOHY 1061 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CAU ,i. (BttmBUtllsuil8ttvatk. . TholnrgMt AtiKtomlcal Masuam In Uio Wur.d. Qrrtftil attraction in (ft City, A vrotulprtul it-jhljor visUM ' WMtkneMrsi.oritnycontTnet swl tlknnjtn.nnftlll valv esss-tl llV tho ottloMt Specluitat tm the t'ltciAo OR. J0R0AN-PR1VATE DISEASES TaiRf Mri fetid wMsAI Rd iun who nr SHfferlnr Irtun (he vDterlA of youihral IndK nrtiUikiiB or t-attaMvi lii misturer rftnrftv Nervitns mid piykHti lefcllHy, in. pnt rne,r, l-o MMhotJ in nil I tioompll. ottiloiifi; Npriialorrhm. PrMltr rti(s.lnarrhei, dlci, WTmnrr or VrlMMtlnv. ny ii cmnmnnuon oi rpmetllw, ol urtuti curtlv powtr, the Dwhw llMMKrmtiRfn itw iroitimpiit umi u on Ir mrunl Tmmtrdlnto nlh'f, but pTrmivneiit cure. Tho Doctor c not emm lapi'i iiiriu mlmoisi,, mtt M well Knnwn io vf wiiir , uiinra mylol! nd niirtMiljire-oiiiii Ii, lils.poflty-Slseass ar . T' HT.nr, I. .h..pnt,l,lv amriicnted ROSS In system wlthmil the tf ol siarear.. Trsam Sllxl by an Kxpsrl. alal ar lor Ruptnro. A qnlfk ami iroltotl Dr, Jordan's ipwlal imlnlwa metnoui. TKRT MAN snnlrlnittoiwwlll norire dor (lnn',1 (iM.ital nt htr etpnipliijiiv I ""r.m swSirtri.. . . ...... . Veins'! wihiii r r.r. n.. "L'-,.M ' 4v......V.u......ll.',,rttrltili-i. .1 . Write l.,r nouk. Mlt-ONOVHT sr iiissiiss. MAii.Ki.vi,m t v. v.tlvthit . eouk tor mm.) ran ur to 01 1DIDAN a CO.. I0SI ITSflwl 51.. a. -etklVOw a"v-er-r-l. " I and U WUUtt SO THAT BSC UTUIS IS WTOlLa FP KELP. Boils must be ansten rid off shey an as orawk asfsal twr sawssssw , a waraliis thmt oaa aot aisiy bs Icoorsd, , sw thaa &s aaaoraaas of wjstfhtly -ssmplss.x tt stsssw ImssstMias ai allowM to 1 ssasia, k trstosa imnaaibs to aor osdinaty illaess, sad is : wUhstana ths many aMaawsts wmioh are so ; - I i iliirias a iiior s Mts. U Osntlte, SOM gseoad iwm, Ssastls. Wash., ays i "I was afOlotad tor a loa( tlm with pimstas, whloh rery aaaorfcu, as war disflraraa anw nsspj many osnsr rsmsnias in ma. a a. a. promptly asal tharotsghly ilisnssS' say Meed, and aow I rajotos in a goad ootnptexioa, wUck I aere had Iwfora." ova, w. n. imniap.cn wm a. v. a. M. sv, UBSSianooaa.- cana.,t wnus: . ,,;')' Bavaral boils and oarbnaoles broka out upon' ma, ea&afaff . . . neat pain and aaaoyaaoe. Hy blood saemed to bs I " I miMa. US anthhia I tank mmnmA t A. sr i- hi i t any good. Six bottles of 8. S. I. 'eorad ma eatnsUlsspr Isssl ssf bleed has- been patfaotly pun arer sine. , ' Oa OaC la the bast blood tbe only oos that la- osaoiatsly Brasaatlr Bar! Sen tha- blood' and is law MMral health aad strangth. It otaas Scrofula, Eoasma, Oanosr, Itheuun ksa, TeaMr. Bolls, Bona, ate., by fautg ioroios oat all lmawe blood. Boohs frasts aay address by tha BvifS , by foing SaatThMnikeeoenrSs. Itleoakklr saH at Pimwi er by aaSlj iisajlnlla.ar aaa B1 BSOITnSJtS. St Wtnsa Sfc Veer VaSLCSs BABT AXTD SOVTH ' " - -St TU , " ' -" ." The - Stasia - Route OT TOF ..-.,-... j; ?f"'-V SIOTHEBX PACIFIC C01PANT. Rxriiam tkains lbatk Portland sn.ws nswABi Mf.ai tunas I'll DMLYr:. . ;l ,i . ,-, " ': ''. ' ' North 1. ' Fortlaaa ' Ar. iiaoa.Bi I.T. Utilm L.T 4HJSB.B1 Ar.SJaa Praaelseo L,t. ISSp.m Ar , OnSen ' ' ar l:IOp.m Ar ' Deorer ,rr - L :.p.m Ar Ooba i . Ar S:ftS.m Ar Cblcxo IT S:30p. at Ar Ixm Aogeles Ar Ap.m Ar Etrua Ar 2:36 p. m Ar Fort Worth Ar 8:40 m Ar New Orleus Ar :Op.m Heath M d. oi 10:M .ia t a.as p. m f s. m IS-d. m :00 m lb d. m :1& d. m 7 :i6 m EMning Cars Observation Cars Pullman first-class and tour ist cars attached to all through trains.'' aOSKBURO MAIb-DAIl.V. SB a. I Lt TurUaaa Ar tdspTas . p. , m Rosebara 1I,B OORVALLIS UAIO-DAII.T (BxoeptaaBdaj) -: "PortlanoV Corralltt brl Me p. k UPS p. pn At Albeny mnrt Oorrallls eoatieet with train. . ..- ot u. u. ex a. railway. . INDKl'KNDKNCE PALHBNOBR DAILY . . .(ExoeptSaadai.), . . 40 p. m 7JDp.m ijop.ai Portland "' MeMtnnvllle f ladepeadeooe i Ar S4Sa.B Ar AT! ScS0a.ai 40 rHrant MnoHtiM at' 8an Tranolseo with itemnihlp Unes (or Hawaii, Japae, Chiaa, The rmuppioee ua nmwiiifc . . Vor throuok tloketa end rates call or H drees Mr. W. V. Lipplnoott, Asent. Medford. - a. KOBULBR C. H MARKHAM. ... Meascer.' POMTLANO . O. K.P A ORCOON. ... , TASTELESS HILL IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE CO ots. "" OAt.ATt.,n.ta.,'So.w,wa. CciMJcnci,! Wo wild Iri-t rcor, to) boutaa ov OUOVR'S l-ASTUl.KMt ClltlJ. TON10 Mid hnvt) . rtrnM tdiivillv tkk, vpfer. , iti alt uur r-x- a-iviim ut H rctvw. in tho ilnu bn.UiHV hnve twv,m- ;M mi rtlolo taati swvt u,rvaKial ait! ttvetur ns yu.tr Tcn'.s, Vof.rtujl7,; For sale hy Cbas. irnr.t. )io.'foro, e'tn. T DIM IE Pimples Give darning. Tfkso Nature is ortrtaud, the has.' own war of fflTfat nntlM tknk --' '1 fanssded. Ski iIhh nnl-'iAuIwi help aU tt Is tupoasrUs to gat timw wsMiotit t, It. Boils knd pimptss an aa iadioaMoa that the srssssa at aooumulasiu huwHtiM wkfek sainfal boils and " lay race reanuur. FOrl THC DLOOD rasscdr, baoatisa M Is paratr vassslBaiaWjr (ras from potass, and onry It. ir" 1 1 i i i ,i - 'A mm blood and thoroughly clnanass tha syatem, bnilai."ha ,u It oorcs Borofula. Eoasma. Oanosr. Rbanaia - . direct to the cause of the trouble aa4 - tttraot to ttia caose or to. tVacifio Co., Atlanta, Oa. In Buying .. .. Get the Best That's the 1( T. ' ' THB ONLY WHEEL . Warranted for One Year I Wphconix Wheel...;....f40.6o '99 Golden Eagle.;.;...... 30.W '99 Solar Gas Lamp ; 3.00 taT" Blojcle supplies oarrled In stock. , Seas raa CeTMaawt er warns sae Ml MULL, STAYER CO D. T. Lawtoa, Mp. Medford Branch., STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLION ..MISTLETOE&. ;". V.'.fli.iaaMSa . l- DBSKIilTiTOWAjroPHDIOattK . . Dark hay; weight 1300 pounds; black below knees and hocks; foaled at Spring-, field, lit. . His record of 2:51 made when 20 months old, stands unequalled' by any horse in Southern Oregon. ; - Sired by Raymond, son i .of Sooratee, 4-year-old record - 2:34f, and sire oi Socrates, roan gelding, 2:27& by Rys dyk's ' Hambletonisn, sirs of Dexter,' 2:17 Nettle, 2:18, Orange Girl, 2:20. Oaselle, 2:21, Jar Gould, 2:21K, and thirty-two others with records of 2:3 Orbetter:' : '' ''-;:. First dam, Ma? Alexander,' 2:27C by Herr Alexander,' son ot Marabrino Pilot, 2 :27K, and sire of Bannfs, 2 :1T, Mambrloo Gift, 2:20, mulus,, 2:28, David Wallace, 2:29, and Morning, 2:30; son of Mambrino Chief, sire of Lady , Thorn, 2:184. Second dam, ' Old Fly, by Banner Chief, sire of the dam of Uorban's Bashaw, 2 :26, of Mambrino Chief. . . .. v i MISTLETOE will stud tho Mason ot lbW at Talent. Friday; Ashland, Saturday e Sura Valley, Monday ; remainder of time at Medford. TERMS: SIO to insure. S8 season. Oehor trade. . w. n. ncmoKtc, uwncr, . ' Medford, Oregon. .!..., Market Keport. , ' ' , Thh lollowinir are the nrlces Daltf bjr our merchants this week for farm pro duce. This list will be changed oacb. week as tbo prtoes onange; Wheat'-.... ..4T4 Oats,,....,..;.... Flour.. ......... . ..11.40 nor 100 lbs ...11.10 " " " ;....00o " ,...U8 " ' " " - S1 -.1 A Barley......... Mil) Teed...... Potatoes,...,.. Eggs, R ittr , ....... J .1 iRsr' un . i7t per is Rcana. drv.. . : . . .'.'..' ..' .03 N-. Bacon..," ...i. . .....09 M ,H Earns,. Shoulders,.. . ...07 '-lb- Urd ! ....... i.. ...... .10 . Hogs Ute. .......... ...y....3;,,- a., InV, nrlntlnff at this oBatv ' ' r " r .