BELTS and BELF
The popularity of bolt buckloH has not yot reached
its height. For fall and winter styles thoy will bo
worn more than over. We have a special flood value
in Enamol, Rose Gold, Cut Bteel and Jot Buckle Sets
10 Oents to 76 Conts
Have you Hoen the Kissing Bug Stick Pin? They
are the "real thing" 6 cents. Also a line of Boaded
Elastic Belts in Cut Steel and Jot, at
60 Oents and 76 Cents
J. G. VAN
Medford,
v CITY HAPPENINGS.
Photographer II. 0. Mackoy and
Miaa Mary L. Walker were mnrrlod Id
Modford t 10 o'olook, on Sunday, Aug.
30lh, Itav. O. J. Glut, officiating. The
ceremony took pluco at Iho living "oo"
o( tho groom, In tho Hnmlln block, Id
the pruaence of a low Invltod guoal.
Mr. Mockcy U a prlrao favorite wltb
all pooplo of tho town, ho having be
come well acquainted with everybody
during hit several yeara career here aa
a photographer. Tho brldo la tho
haiidaomo young daughter ol Mre.
Wary Walker, of thla olty. Tho happy
couple have experienced a continual
flow of congratulations iilnce tbo ovent
of Sunday, and Mr. Maokoy'B male
frlendi have boon more than profuse In
tbolr domonalratlona ol ood ohoor.
Thote pruaont at the wedding wore Mr.
and Mra. J. II. Uutler and MIsBoaCcok
and MoUaulcy. Monday evening bo
tween tho houra of tun and eleven a
cliarlvnrl purty wo organized and for a
good half hour they mado thing do
oidedly Interesting fr tho newly wed
ded couplo. About twenty boys of tho
K. of P. lodgo, of whloh Mr. Mujkcy la
a member, loft their lodgo hall for tho
domloilo of tho brldo unci groom and
by the time thoy reached tho acono of
ooolomplutod aotlon about eighty
townspeople bad joined thorn and
alealthlly thoy Ollod tho atulra and hall
way leading to tho oouple'a anpart
monU. Whon all hod aaaoinblod, Kd.
Bodge gavo a slgnnl on Bob. Dow'a
Filipino horn, and tho ball oponod.
Tboro were twenty-four cow bulla, a
largo circular aaw, aevoral, or moro,
home, and dlvera artloloa of a nolay
tendouoy all oponod fire at the aume
tlino and tlion tbo houao roof ral'cd
about alx incboa. Mr. Maokey and hla
brldo camo out and ahook handa with
about seven hundred of tho drowd, Mr.
Maokoy produced two boxoa of clgara
and provided for tho purchaao of ottaor
refroahmonta of liquid form and a
torenado a couplo of moro tlmea fol
lowed and tho parly adjournod for ro
freahmont. Tho Rlnlto la dally gaining moro
popularity and In oonauquonoo it pat
ronago la Increasing. It la without a
peer in all Orogon for neatnoBa, while
the Btimmor drinks and oonfootlona are
oxcollcnt In quality.
Station Agent Llpplnoott la In re
oolpt of tho following from tho South
ern Pacllla gonoral paaaongor agont,
O. H. Markham: "In ordor to aoouro
the very beat pons I bio exhibit of grain
and grosses at tho next meeting of tbo
Portland Induatrial Exposition, whioh
opona Soptombor 20th, continuing until
Octobor 2(1 th, the manugomont haa do
oided to olTor throo promluraa; flrat
premium, 1100; aooond, $70, and third,
30; to bo glvon to the county making
tho beat oxhiblt of grain and grasses
from tho atatoa of Orogon, Washington
and Idaho. Tho people of oaatern Ore
gon are putting forth atrenuoua effort
to oapture thoao promluraa and we are
exceedingly anxloua that tho poople
along our linos interest therasolvos to
GROCERIES S
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Every housewife who haa
used our grooerios knows they
are the best. She knows they
are always as represented or
money baok. vWe have built
up our trade by selling honest
goods at lowest prloes.
CROCKERY
Every housewife knows we
carry the only complete line
of glassware in Medford, She
knows, if she has patronized
us, that in thia department
she can find low or high priced
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wares.
BUGHLE8
DYKE
Oregon
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the extent of preparing an exhibit
which will properly represent western
Orogon. Wo are authorised by tho
committee to psy five cents a bundlo
for wheat, oats, alfalfa or other groaaoa,
ana I am sending you under separate
oover a supply of tags and would ask
that on rocolpt of aatne you take thla
mat tor up with tome or tbo puhllo aplr
llod oltUona of your oommunlty with a
viow of obtaining a suitable exhibit.
Wo will tako from eaoh atatlon Ally
bundlea of wheat, twonly-tlvo of oate
and Iwenty-llvo of alfalfa or othor
grasses, one nunurca nunaiea in an.
The bundlea should be about alx Inchea
in dlnmotor, out full length and closely
tied Uigother in auoh mannor aa to per
mit of handling without damage. Eaoh
exhibit abould reach ua by tho flrat of
September, aa after that date thoy will
be of no value."
Tlmo and money aaved by taking
tho Northern Paclflc to all point east.
Tlokol sold from Medford aamo aa
Portland. Do not forgot that a North
ern Pacific car pnssca through Med
ford Wednesday evening ouoh wockfor
the accommodation of passengorB who
wish a Blooper from Mnclloru to Hi.
Paul without change. W. T. York,
agont, Medford, Oroicon.
Mcaara. Win. Anglo and Jordnn
Brown came In from their quarlr. ledge
In Iho Siakiyoua Wednosday ovening.
They brought in forty-four pounds of
quarti am' gold mixed. An ostlmato
as to tho amount of gold in the rock by
raining men Is that full half tho weight
Is gold. Tills amount Is the result of
only one month's work. Thoirs Is a
verv rich nuartx lodge, and thla almost
solid gold Is from what thoy term thoir
pay shoot. The ledge is thirty-two
miloa from Medford and fifteen from
Coles station. It is just over tho line
In Ualltornla anil nns Dcen cnrisicneu
the "California Klondike" Part of the
gold and rock thoy brought over la on
exhibition nt the Medlord Dank. In
ono chunk it 1b estimated there aro M00
in gold. Messrs. Angle and lirown will
return to the mine today whore they
will begin again their work of unearth
ing moro of the yellow motul.
riioTurf Exchange saloon, Thoa.
Collins, proprietor, is unquestionably
tho most popular resort In Medlord.
Here all kinds of drlnka are sorved
plain and tnnoy. Modford Browing
Company's boor at Ovo conts per glass.
Win. Crazier, tho government horso
buyer who was In Modford last Thurs
day buying horses for tho United
States army, suoocedod In making tho
purchase of olghtoen lino animals. Tbo
averago prioo paid was $40 a head,
Fifty dollars was tho highoBt prloo
paid and it for only a low. Undo Jook
Complon sold his driving team at this
figuro and Helton Bros., of Saras Val
loy, also sold a couplo or throo at this
Dgnro. The horsos worn londcd Friday
by Nod Orscr and wero shipped to
Portland. Mr. Fraxlor will bo back
horo in about six wcoks and will then
endeavor to buy a cnrloud of mulos.
8trnlncd and comb honey Davis
tho grooor.
James Shields, on Monday of this
week, sold his 100 aoro farm, near Wol
len postofflce, to Ogden, Willis, Fltoh
Every housewife knows our
line of orookery is unexoelled
in Southern Oregon. She
knows that in buying of us
she is getting the very best
and for the least money. No
dealer undersells us. ' .
Wolters
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and Fred Snyder; four brothers, oouslns
of Perry Btewart, wbo arrived In this
valley roaently from Nebraska. Those
gentloraon are all young hearty fellows
and thoy propose establishing bachelor
quarters on their recently acquired
ranch and tboro till tbo soil In a truly
husbandmanlike manner. Mr. Shields
will not leave the valley, wear pleased
to state, but will continue his residence
at Central Point, whore he la a renter
on tbo I'bll. Blinpklns place. This roal
estate deul was mado through tbo York
4 Wortmau agency,
Say, now don't give the printer fits
about tula print being poor, when you
have outgrown your old "specks." Go
to Geo. Wubb's itucket and buy a pair
for 26 centa, that aro guaranteed.
Architect Weeks is perfecting plans
for Iho reconstruction ol trie J, Ji
Stewart brick building, adjoining the
Medford Bunk. Tbo first floor will
be
extendnd to a length of clghty-flvefeot.
Tbosooond story will be but thirty
Hve feot to depth. It will be fitted up
for office use and the first floor will be
for atoro use. The stone foundation
has already been laid and brick work
will commence vary toon. The front
will be ol plate glass and both the Bret
and second stories will have a fronllog
Tory artlstlo and of modern design.
Tbo Mounoe h Karnes Soda Palace
is doing business and goodly amount
of It strlotly on business principle.
Tbo Sugar Pine Company'! road
engine and two wagon loads of lumber
10,000 feet arrived in Medford Mon
day, and after unloading tbe lumber
and atrengtbeatng the wagon bolster
a returu trip was commenced Thursday
morning. While it 1 true that some
places were found on the road where
repairs are still needful tbe Buoeess of
the enterprise Is promising. Tbe com
pany has men at work on tbo road
making Improvements and It is the in
tention of tbo company to bridge both
Big and Littlo Butte creeks.
With tho now faculties that B. N.
Butler put In his shop, bo turns out as
good work in repairing watches and
jewelry as any ono In Southern Oregon.
C. G. Johnson met with quite a
mishap on Thursday of last week Ho
was engaged in putting a roof on J. A.
Whitman's now packing house whon
something let go under hi feet and
Mr. Johnson couldn't And a thing to
bang onto and in consequence of this
absence he landed on a heap of rook on
the ground a badly bruised man. In
going down he broke one 2x4, one 1x6
and one 1x4 tho only thing he oame
In contaot with that he did not shatter
was the pile of rook.
Peoplo wishing tbe best lime ever
burned in tbe valley should see Messrs.
Andrus A Carpenter, Medford. They
have rocently filled tbolr new store
house with this lime.
C. A. Beaver I increasing the ca
pacity of his fruit dryer too many
K runes for the old dryer. Mr. Beaver
as made money since coming to Med
ford. His arrival dales six years back.
Bis first experience was that of poultry
raising but ho couldn't stand tho tmnp
tatlo i that fruit culture afforded and
he switched and has mado money
and is going to make more of it and lo
bigger chunks as tho years grow apace
aud his orobards Increase tbolr bearing
capacity.
Why In this world do you go around
squinting your eyos in tbe sunshine
just like you wore half oslocp, whon
that Racket store soils oolored glasses
for 10 oants?
As will be soon by local announce
ment elsowhero in tbeso columnB tbe
Wiley B. Allen Company, of Portland,
will bo here soon with a stock of organs
and pianos. Thia company has de
cided to opeo a branoh Southern Ore
gon houso in Medford and will carry a
complete line of musical Instruments.
Mr. Magoon, tbo gentleman who was
bore a few weeks ago, will be In oharge
of the Southern Oregon branoh and a
finer gentleman could not bo sclcoled.
In matters of final proof Tne Mail
will make out all papers necessary for
tho commencement of proof free of
obargo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Burnlson have
moved from Tablo Rock to Medford and
nre occupying tbe Isaacs residence,
near tbe M. E. Church South. Mr.
Uurnlson Is but recently from the eaBt
and la Mere principally for tno good of
Mrs. II. 's health, which has very much
improved since coming to Bbuthorn
Oregon. Mr. B. was formerly engaged
in the hardware and implement busi
ness in tho east and would right now
liko employment In one or both of these
linos.
Dr. O. C. Plelchor will be out of
his oflloo until about Soptomber first.
Exact dato of his return will be given
later in this paper.
The dwell boy shipped two oar
loade of Gravonstlne apples to Butte,
Montana, lost week. Tbe returns from
theso wero very satisfactory and the
regret of the boys i that all their 1600
troea were not in bearing. As a sum
mer apple the Gravonstlne seetnB quite
the artiole. It gets on the market at
a tirao whan the very early applo has
disappeared and before tho fall apple
makos its appearanoe, and besides this
it is a good shipper,
Just arrived finest line of lunoh
goods in the olty. We have them in
cans from ten to fifty conts. Mounce &
Karnes.
E. DaviB, father of G. L. Davis, tho
grooeryman, has purchased tbo Ool.
Johnson . property, on the corner of
Ninth and B streets, and movod Into
tho same, Mr. Johnson hns ranted
some land near the Joe Cram ranoh
and will try farming. It is quite prob
abla that G. L. Davis will buy thabrlok
ronldanae, whera he now lives, from his
father and continue to oocupy It.
"White Lily" and "Snow Cap"
baking powder prise with every can.
DaviB sells both kinds. .
J. G. Tavlor Is belnff knnt alflred
busy these times but with the assist
ance of his right bower. Dick Bosse, he
Is doing some very swift work. Monday
evonlng ho took an order from H. C.
Nnto for a set of team harness. Ho
didn't have it in stock but the noxt
morning at 10 o'olook Mr. Nute was
hauling wheat with a new team harness
nil made since four o'olook the night
ooiore.
The next time you are In need of a
pair of hose er eox, lust try a pair of
tho famaus "Black Cat" brand. They
are kept at the Racket only.
Mrs. L, M. Wood sold out her
stock of oandles, cigars, eto., to various
parties about town, and some to Gold
Hill parties, last week, and on Satur
day evening she left for Osceola, Iowa,
whero the expects to remain with rela
tives. Tbe closing out of this a too It
places Dan Waldroop'a Crater in the
vista of those things whluh onoe was
but li not now.
A, Slover, tho drayman, got blm
to do your hauling. Household goods
and heavy articles oarofully and safely
handled. Teams always bandy and
teamiters courteous.
Kay Toft ho the frame of hit new
dwelling up and the bouse partly en
closed. It Is 24 x88 feet In size ana two
stories high. There is a kitchen ell and
a goodly number of porches. Mr. Toft
is getting himself a very fine home
one wlilofi any young man may well
feel proud of such an one as few of our
single men posses or have an ambition
to that extent,
All kinds of sash and door and
screen doors, at lowest market price.
W. Woods.
B. G. Magoon, of tbe woll known
firm ol the Wiley B. Allen Co., of Port
land, will be in Medford about August
26th with a full line of pianos and or
gans, inoludlng the Knatw, Hardman,
Fischer and Ludwlg piano and tbe
Mason & Hamlin, Chicago Cottage and
Ann Arbor organs. We solicit your
patronage as we come to Medford wltb
a view to locating here permanently.
Farmers! We want your ben eggs
highest market price. W.H.Meeker
it Co.
Mr. Addle Van Antwerp, on Fri
day of last woek, received from the
pension department a voucher calling
for 18 per month pension and a draft
covering tbo balance due her husband,
Mr. D. H. Van Antworp, at tbe time of
bis death. Hbe received In all about
240 and will receive tbe S per month
pension hereafter.
Bprtng trucks for spring house
hold moving. Wells & Shearer.
Tbe last gold from this year's
oloan-up of tho Sterling mine was
hipped to San Francisco Wednesday,
by the Modford Bank. There were
about 116,000 in this ahlnmont. Other
shipments mado from tbis mine during
tbe past few week will make a sum
total of about 150,000 and this was
not the full year's run of the mine.
Smoke Blllie Dougan 0 ve cent clgara
best on earth at Mounce & Kernel'.
J. E. Toft, the painter, has tbe ad
dition to his dwelling nearlv completed.
This is more correctly speaking tbe
main pari oi ine residence, no having
lived for several year in the kitchen
part. Tbi family is an industrious
one and always frugal hence tbeli suc
cess in acquiring a good borne.
Get Well it Shearer to do your
moving satisfaction always.
8 ponce Childers commenced work
on tbe completion of bis brick build
ings Tuesday morning. He will push
the work as ranldlv as possible aad ex
pects to have tbe buildings ready for
occupancy oy September lbtb. One of
the store buildings I already rented
to tbe Wiley B. Allen Company.
Medford beer at Collins' Turf Ex
change saloon at five cents per glass.
R Koebler, manager of the South
ern Pacific railroad lines in Oregon, ar
rived in Medford yesterday and will re
main in the vallov for a couple or three
days. It Is expected that while the
gentleman Is here the matter of loca
tion and building of the new depot will
oe seined.
; Will Nicholson is tooling bettor
since' last Thursday when word came
from Grant PasB, "where Mrs. Nichol
son is stopping with her parents, that
ne was papa k a nne ntlio girl oaoy
whoso age dates from Thursday, August
I7tn.
Set of second band single and double
harness for sale cheap E. W. Starr.
Tbe Union livery stables have been
undergoing some Interior repairs lately
suoh as new floors and now stalls.
The proprietors, Messrs. DeRoboam &
Orser, are doing a good business these
limes and all ol It Is fully deserved.
See Maokoy, the leading photog
rapher, for superior photos.
J. W. Wiley is buying a goodly
number of hogs these days. He has
purchased already 250 head and Is now
feeding them for market. He is buy
ing all that come bis way and is paying
iuur uenw per pounu.
Cash paid for eggs and poultry -rG.
L. DaviB, the grocer.
J. A. Whitman has lust finished
the construction of a 14x18 addition to
blB fruit paoking bouse preparatory
to tbe commencement of a season ol
fruit paoking of larger proportions than
ever before.
Will exchange lumber or red cedar
sningies tor grain. W. Woods.
Ray Toft last week sold to John
Chandler, of Grants Pass, four town
lots, near tno pork- paoking house: con
sideration $120" Whether or not Mr.
Chandler intends building we did not
learn.
Klamath County cheese at G, L.
tiaviB' grocery.
good business with the Southern Pa
cific dining cars these davs. It is eircs.
dressed chickens, melons and fruit at
every train ana tn large quantities.
Hung Gee, of San Franoisoo, has
purohased the Ohlnese laundrv in Med
lord and is prepared to do first olass
laundry work. HI ad appear in an-
omer column oi tnis paper.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Webb. Edith
and Carl, were over on Table Rook Sun
day enjoying a pleasant day's rest as
a long iook at tne oeauiuui valley irom
this commanding point.
' Klamath County salt fish at G. L.
Davis' grocery.
Mr. Theodore Glass and Miss Nettle
case were married at Gold Hill on
Thursday of this week, Rev. J. F. Wal
laot, of Ashland, officiating.
Mrs. C. Wisdom came in Thursday
on the southbound train and went out
to Brownsboro for a vielt wltb her
motnor, Mrs. Jas. Miller,
"Van E" is thk photographer.
Rev. Adol(.h Haberly, of Medford,
will preach In tbe Enterprise sohool
houBe, on Griffin oreek, next Sunday
afternoon at 8:30 o'olook.
This arly oomtng of oool weather
Is pretty tough on keepers of outing re
sorts but it has relieved quite a strain
from papa's purse.
D. T. Cox's Independent warehouse
eont a car of wheat to San Francisco
Monday the first car sent out from the
olty tins season.
The Ohllder boys-finished burning
a 160 thousand kiln of very fine brlok
last week,
F. M. Stewart I strain In tbe em
ploy of Thk Mail, and I authorized to
receipt lor money in the name ol Jiis
paper,
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S. A. Redden and James Roblson, of
Webster City, Nebraska, arrived in
Medford last Thursday. They came
purposely to look over the valley with
a view to locating hereabouts. So well
E leased were they wltb whit they saw
ere andthe info rmation they gleaned
that they returned to their Nebraska
bomes Monday evening, where they
will at once dispose of their property
there and return to Medford for perma
nent residenoe. Mr. Redden is a brother
of our good townsman, J. W. Redden.
tie was bere a couple ol year ago
with another brother, and at that time
the Oregon fever sort o' struck him in
tbe tender place, but right now he has
a well defined case and Tbe Mail is
glad of it. There is room here for
good citizens such as himself and Mr.
Roblson will make.
Monday morning Marshal Murray
received a telephone message to be on
the look-out for a couple of small boys.
about 12 years old, who had left their
nomes in Asniand on Sunday and
started for Portland. The marshal soon
had them in custody and returned them
to their parents on the morning train.
An older boy was with them and bad
evidently enticed the younger ones
from home. Later In the day the mar
shal received word to apprehend this
older lad, but he bad skipped, and was
last heard of near Central Point. One
of these boys was a son of R. F. High
and the other a son of Mr. Foley both
residents of Ashland.
Rev. Elmer Faucett, son of onr
good townsman, L. H. Faucett, was
married on August 0th to Mibs Minnie
Lund, of Blair, Nebraska. Mr. Faucett
is now located in Chicago and is preach
ing in a Congregational Church. Rev.
Robt. Faucett, another son of L. H.,
will leave on October 15th for a four
years' stay as missionary in India. He
recentlv passed a very satisfactory ex
amination in New York City, both
nhvslcallv and thenlnpicallv. This ex
amination is required of all applicants
for missionary appointments.
Peter Elmer left for San FranclBCO
Tuesday for hospital treatment. Mr.
Elmer has been In very poor health
for several months and his visit to San
Francisco was advised by his physi
cian, Dr. W. S. Jones, who accompanied
him. His trouble is abscess of tbe
bowelB. They expect to be absent a
couple or three weeks, although they
mav be gone longer, the duration of
their stay depending upon the nature
and severity oi tne surgical operation
necessary.
Tub Mail iB in receipt of an adver
tising proposition from Montgomery,
Ward & Co., of Chicago. They want to
pay for the advertising in dictionaries.
We have told these people that we are
well supplied with dictionaries and that
if we were not we would not do their
advertising for them. If tbe pay was
a cash proposition we would decline the
offer. This sheet is not a oity depart
ment store bulletin notwithstanding
the fact that we havo space to sell.
Mrs. J. H. Whitman and son, Oria,
returned Monday from McAllister soda
springs, where they have been for the
past several weeks. Orin's health was
very much Improved by the outing.
J. W. Redden has be?n ill during
the past week, but Is now very much
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Begin to remind one of autumn's nearness
and the householder of supplies for the winter.
tot The RACKET is prepared to furnish you with gilf
TT J 3 TT' ? n ' 1 T-T . .
v warm underwear ana
Gloves, Toweling, Table Linens, Corsets, Ribbons,
Laces, School Supplies, Jewelry, Notions and
nicknacks of all kinds. If you don't Bee what
you want, call for it. We will "divide the profits
with you.
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The Celebrated
Cushion Bottom
For Men and Women.
US' These Shoe are Corn Destroyer
All Shoes at Bed Rock Prices
w. T. same.
Next Door to
Davis
Grocery
improved. His illness was on at a very
inopportune time during his brother'
visit to him from the east.
There are several new advertise
ments in The Mail's column? this week.
J G Van Dyke & Co aro advertising
Deits, do it ouoaeis ana Biding bug
stick pins. W H Meeker & Go's space
is given to a mention of clothing and
their new stock of capes and jacket.
Boyden & Nicholson, the hardware
men, are telling of their air tlzht heat
ing stoves. J Beek & Co aro telling of
a reduction in all kinds of nails. G L
Webb, the Racket man, is saving some
thing about short "Days and Autumn's
Nearness." W' T Kame is tolling ot
box calf and vloi winter shoes and
cushion bottom shoes, k S Bidun ig
saying that his cobblerv is the place to
get sick shoes fixed.
"Billle" Dunn, an erstwhile assist
ant station agent In this oity, and wife
came up Tuesday Irom the Willamette
valley for a short visit with Mrs. Dunn's
people in Jacksonville.
A. Klinehammer and Geo. Towne,
two stockmen from Applegate, were in
the city Tuesday. They report that
stock has been doing belter this season
and are now in prime condition, ..
County Treasurer Jacobs is adver
tising elsewhere that he has funds on
hand to redeem all outstanding county
warrants protested from January 14,
1895, to May 5, 1895.
Sixty recruits from Minnesota for
the 36th U. S. Infantry, now at Manila,
were on the southbound train yester
day, in charge of a sergeant from Ft.
Snelling.
Mrs. F. A. Bliss returned yester
day from Salem, where she bag been
for the past two months visiting her
sisters, who reside in that section.
Married At the office of Justice J.
A. Stewart in this city, Aug. 22, 1809,
Chas. A. Prall and Mis Sadie Cox.
Landlord Reeves was at Gold Hill
Wednesday in quest of additional help
for his popular hotel The Nash.
Mrs. J. C. Hall and Miss Pearl Hall
returned yesterday from their visit to
Myrtle Creek. '
Wm. Ulrlch and party 'returned
yesterday from their several days' out
ing. ' , ;
To Cleanse the System
Effectually yet gently, when costive ot
bilious, to permanently overco.ne ha
bitual constipation, to awaken the
kidneys and liver to a healthy aotlvity,
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds, or fevers,
ubb Syrup of Figs, made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
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