The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, September 01, 1899, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 Tlio most critical buyers are wring k J "EIFFEL" j7 2 BRAND Wo want ovory man, woman and child in Medford to give thorn a fair trial, and they will use no other. Mado in all grades 10c. 13c. 15c. and 25c. Havo you triod our boys' "Rough and Ready" Hobo at 15c, or boys' "SampHon" at 25c? Every pair warranted. J. G. VAN DYKE Medford, Oregon & CO. .yiu...lily.l J CITY HAPPENINGS. The Weather Bureau of Portliuiil 1b tU report of Augu.t 2oih, glvoa wmn valuable information u to the rmiofull for Oregon during August. The report, howover, Is very nilnlvadlng In Hint ll doe not Horn to have covered lorrl torv uuMido ol the Willamette valley ana norlheaalurn Oregon, while at the ame tlmo It purport, to cover all of Oregon. It starts lu with "The rain. nave ocawxl and lair weather haa again el In." Why, bleu your duar pluluru. Mr. Bureau, you didn't gn oulh ot Koseburg In that report. Iu tlio ltoguo river valley, which unfortunately (or the valley in many Instances, la a part oi urogun, iiio rain apoaou 01 auovo Dud hardly coin monoi d beloro the sun wua hilling again. Iho Augu.t ralna in the Rogue river valloy contl.tod ol three showers itt intervals ol a week each. Tho report lurther itului. "The rain, began on August S and ceased dur ing tho night ol the 20ili, ltain did not lull every day; there wore Intnrvuli oi lair woollier and bright aun.hlno, but the temperature was abnormally low. The total rainfall ( r tho month amount, to from 2. US to 2.48 inchur, ex cept ovor the Plateau region, whoro ono ' Inch or loai fell," Bill Nye u.od to aay that when arriving In a slrango town, you wan tod to atop at a Drat olaa. holul you muni follow tho aommerulal traveler tho hotel thoy atop at la It. The cigar the commercial traveler .moke, la alwayaa oream artlclo the Hlalto lull, them and the cigar they buy I. It, The Bugar Pino Company's rood engine camo In Hunday trailing three ' wagoni, loatieu witn lour toon thousand foot of lumber. Tho train lult the Ol.on mill at one o'clock Bulurduy looped in Euele 1'olnt Saturday night, anu rencnou nere netweun lour and live o'clook Sunday. Tha lumber woa un loaded early Monday morning anil tho train iiaruid nook lor another load. It la expected that four wagons will be loaded the next trip and at loan! 20,000 feet ol lumber brought In. Thoro nro but three placea on the road whuro any trouble la cxpurlono (I. These aro at tho fords of Bear oreuk, Antelope and Little Hutto. There la reallv no trouble at thc.e places except that the banks of tho oreoks nro anft and tho londa mlro aomo. Later: The trnl n ronohed Mad ford Wednesday ovoning with 16,000 icnt oi lurooer, j'tio trip was made without Ineideni. By seven o'ulook Thursday morning thoy wore again on ine rooa lor ine mill. Trio vonturo Is evidently proving to bo a grand suooess, Comtnerolal man and all our towns people who enjoy a roally good smoke aro patrons ol tho Rlulto. J. E. Haston, speolal agent for the Equitable Savings and Loan Associa tion, of Portland, who hns been in Med ford for several weeks past In tho In terest of his association, succeeded In- selling enough stock to form n local board and on Saturday such an orgnni tatlon was perfected. The stockholders met in tho town ball and elootod Dr. K. T. Burnett, president; A.S. Bliton, vice E resident; u. j . rauccit, secretary; H. . Oilkey, treasurer. An advisory board was also clouted, which consisted of the four officers and Attorney Win, Colvlg, oi Jacksonville. The objoct of the aaaO' elation is iho establishing ol a means whereby Its members, If they are In vestor, can accumulate a little monev. or should they wish to mako a loan thoy can do so iroin tnu aHsoclalion through the agency of the local board. . We wear snocs. So does our dark. but we havo the finest line of stutionory in meuioru. otowari, at Hie book store. Hugh Klliott baa ovory reason in Iho world to fuel that bis mascot hns tukon a vncutlon. It was last spring that bis little girl broko hur arm. A few weeks laUir bis good wifo was thrown from a buggy and her limb was badly broken, and lu.t Saturday nigbt whilu Hugh and his son, Krncs't, were driving to Jacksonville his horse took irivnt and turned short around in tho road and upset tho buggy.. In extri cating himself from tho wreck and in kis haste to catch tho horse Ernest gavo his father a vary swift kick in the left eyo. cutting tho skin badlv and coloring tho flesh a deep mahogany. All in all, uugh Is having a heap o' trouble and bo is wondering whe-o bis ovll gonlub will catch him iho next time. Dr. Rlckonbaush. of PllUburv. Pa is spending his vacation In Jacksonville. Ore. Tbu doctor is an oyo, car, nose and throat specialist, and while at Jack sonville will treat any of tho above named diseases In a medical or surgical way, Tho doctor bas flttod himself In tlio Dest Hospitals of Europe. On Saturday nftornoon of last week mr. ano rare. u. ut oorts. nvinir nar the liuar crock bridge, woro consider- amy surprised oy tno crashing of a bullet through ono of their windows The bullet was ovidantly flrod from someone across the oruck as it was an cast window of the house whloh it struck, A neighbor lady, Mrs. Ross, had only a momont before gotten up ( I, LI- ' ... , 1 iruin a uuitir wituiu n loot oi mo win dow and dlrootly in tho bullet's course, and Mr. and Mrs. Gllborts were sitting In range of tho bullet In another room and bad not 1U force boon well spent moy wouiu suraiy navo ooon Inlurod. Thore should bo mora caro exeiclsod by partlos wbo may ho out for a hunt or praotice shoot along the rlvor. to ao your Daunnr. liousenoio iroods mciean hnniiit.i Hnn a . - ... ... - ' - . . i r s mnj im. nun anu neavy article, carefully auu safely day saying that his wife, wbo loft hero handled. Tuums always bandy and last week lor that place, had that da v teamsters courteous, undorgono a very successful surgical rtomo meuioni people navo ex- "'",7,,""i was perinrmea lor the pressed a wish that tho olrous had not I rellof of somo female trouble. A ieo slopped hero. The situation Is like 0,1(1 inossago received Monday said she tins, uirousct going ovor tno ttouwern "" unoiy anu recovery seemed I'aolflo are compelled to stop at some "ured. town In the ltoguo river .valley. The run from I lone burg south to a sultublo town In California Is too long for them to make bunoe the sUid in this vullov. The drain of four bit ploces would bo just as great bad tho Main circus stonpod ut Ashland or oven at Central Point and If they are to stop Tub Mail Klwood, the jowelor and optician, is nook from tlio mountains and ready iur uil.iuc.s. The Medford anhnnla will nnui. open tho la.t week in Suplembor. but "oi until tho first week In uvuwui VS TT I II If Ul LIIH IllIT. that a '" inswvuio win bo Held here on m m m m will roll s to-havolhom all stop at ftaptombor auTh to - Medford. There is sure to be a greaW asVunt irlnclimi hiL'at KL-' 2 m WaTLJsal or less amount of money spent by the Sur'd. VK. Kl. ilrootor. a mJf 2k SvaPlLJLJt tberoby - out mny, as yet, have none In sight. -School will .oon Mmm.nn. TI-. J" ?" "e " t a School will soon commence. Re member that Jos. Stewart has a com plete line of school books and school supplies tor the children. Medford hook store, next door to the postofflco. T. u. Moore, who arrived In Med ford a few weeks ago from Rosoburg, Michigan, bas Durchased the C J. How ard proporty In West Medford and is palr of hose or sox, just try a pair of the famous "13 unk Cat" h.j ti... w-HHI A UDI are Kept at the Racket only. Judge Stewart Willful cUMinla 1 marrlairt on Uandiu nH Ai.t i, erly as a veteran in that line of work. Tho contracting Dartlen Danplro and Miss Marlssa Seovaot,' both of Canvnnvllln n..nn n-uJ Denoi-lorld to bo one of ns. He has se- young poonle we i i curudononf tlirh,..il,nm.intv,n i...J'.,r!.?18 wtre P"rt 01 party en M city and at a verv WlbiraJUn:lJZtw'' DU0'"e" PUib, near Somflthino. vDnni.i I rw w suits! For School Boys I 5 LdiesY Hisses' and Children's I Men's and lovs' CLIW(Gi!l ICattesandJacttetsSI city and at a very reasonable figure. Mr. Moore Is unquestionably one of the flnost gentleman who bas visited In our town for manv months and that hit ! going to remain with us is a source 01 much grat Ideation. The unrnhaim of this property was made through tbu York A Wortman agunoy and the con aiuuraiiun was tiumj The Is climbing overy new ('ay. This seaailv for nothing but tho verv best omvi arc jjhiiuiuu Street Commissioner Nlchnluin has purchased a now homo for himself and fumily, the sumo beinir the nununn nrnn. orv, iu vu.t flouioru. itto purcnase was mude from O. filllutrta n,f for FJn The lot is 60x200 foot In size and there is a nouse und barn on tho place and a goodly amount of fruit. The bouse Mr. Nicholson will move from tho west to the east end of the lot and will make The Turf Kxflhnnau rpi.. I Ml Collins, proprietor, is unquestionably I iis the most popular resort in Medford. New in little Girls' Jackets !! Here all kinds at ilrinba . a plain and fannv. Milin.j n i """"j .'r at uve cents per glass. mere bas boon a ebange made In Itlnlto's cigar and tobacco trado f ETn irle.r8h'P 0'tD8, HediorA plan Ing in to blggor figures with I!" Mr; P,rr '"lng purobased wt'ay Tblsfseasilaccountcd iJi,"ftffL1h,,.1P"rler' P00" III I W. H. m 4 Medford 1 eru. ine null w 1 ha cnnAttolA hu Mr. Orr, and Mr. Roborte will do con tructintf und bullHInt ti. mill is kont Drottv biiHv nn fr,.. j I J aawav UVACD uu urjrvr brHjrn. Tkn m..la.. 1 3 tl . . D HIUI Ml IB aailV tfAlnlnir mnm popularity and In ronogo Is increasing. It la without a peer in all Oregon for neatness, while b "HI build an addition to his resi- tbe Summer drinks anil innr.uiltnno 0. Idennn. whlnh ! n,i tk. KatAA excellent in quality. Jacksonville and Central Point. A number of irood tinnu .. n.i.. I Thn Mciirnnl han hm h... .:it. many IroDrovemonta abouL thn nine, purchased by Mr. Prazier. nl Pnriln,i out announoinir that nn tho inUn i and ropalrs and additions to the build- Jor the KOernment could not pass mus- Thursday, September 7th, they will '" ma is in a nne nuignoornoou I Zz uiaijcuuon hwi place at B've ne nrst oi a series oi none at the and will make a delightful home. . lf rVa '9- Those that passed, about opera house. The band bovs ore be- Time and monv h. iniin . i wore uaen 10 ine Vancouver coming so pronclent In tbolr musin the Northern PaclBo to all nointa east. ??rrM A couple or three mrloads d are so persistent In their praotice ickuis sold from Medford una i - - m oouinern ure- way ui toe people oi edlord. & CO. Oi Hi Oregon & being generously incMoed, have asked them to give a series of dances during the coming fall and winter in order that they mlghtbe given an opportunity to patronize tbem and at tbe same time enjoy themselves. Tbe boys have agreed to do this and theflrstoftue series will be given on the above date. wnne it is only those who dance wbo will eniov tbe evenln?' danpn manv doublletBly will get as much enjoy meot by purchasing a ticket even though they do not attend, feeling ,hu, In .... ..( f , .11.. . I 'aSn.d"..10', W8 Mnhr'B f"? ''S ,D ttfti .hand b7ye to further their Z nifmnri ,0 "xllnVh 'pi "' buildioK school proliciency as musicians. A good band vo no more than usual well house. Piano may be seen at the rest- Is. and w-ll mmht t h .h- J . Portland. Do not forirnt that a llnrth. ern rucinc car passes through Med ford Wednesday evening each week for tho accommodation of passengern wbo ibu a Biuuoflr rom maii mm ut Paul without ohanire. W. T York. utfuut, mvuiora, uregon This Is the way Joe Pleroe, of the gon. Ur. Klokenbauirh will tw in t.i,. sonviuo lor tbe next ten days. Have juur eyes looaeo alter. Swltob HgbU have rpcnnllo 1 put up at every switch nn ihu rfiu;.in. of tbo Southern Paciflo. This makes uuueBBary a neap 01 extra work for the Klamath Palls Exnress. duns hl mh. aeotion men in llgbtinir and extlnirulah. crlbcm: "It oosla ui nlnotv-flva dollar lnT lu0 lamps, particularly where month to nubllsh this mnnr s.i... switcbcs are a distanoe from thn sivo oi our salary, wblob is about 12.60 " "ouscs, raonm more. II we collect all tbe School district No. 22. un nrnu- Til. think of wea , ,. ii wu rocoivo no more man usual we'll nouse. lJlann mav hn awn t tho ....i start to wearing overalls. If you've got any yellow chips heave to when you pass tho Express office, and oome to tho oentcr with your ante and oblige." People wishing the best lime ever burned in tho valloy should see Messrs. Andrus Sl Carpenter, Medford. They have rocuntly filled tbolr new store bouso with tbis lime. , ft, """f04"?- Bids will be any town. We can show our aoprecla rcceived until September 9th. it ,i n. h h - .t.t.Jll ' n'nlnnlr ..,, ,B m una uaoce OOIOCK. nr f n dnnt an thA . . . , I - . . u "U llVftOb WO Un Why In tblS World do VOU irn around Ohinin tbo Six bits nnvhrur Thn muiiln wuiDting your eyes in tbe sunshine lor " aance. will be furnished ex- juai line you were half asleep, when oiuslvely by tbe band. An open air turn, ivatno, store sens colored glasses concert win do given at 7:30, at wbich now," remarked a young lady on Wednesday evening's north bound pas senger train, "see those Rubes there, on tbe platform" and she pointed her finger directly at Dr. Burnett, Attorney Searl and Sid Cole. J. for 10 cents? The photographers, Van Exxe and .tiacKoy, nave dissolved Myron Skeol, formerly of Medford. now of Grants Pass, is packing his nousunoio enects preparatory to return. parmersnip, ing to rueaioro lor a permanent an mr. maoaey naviog purobased bis part- ohoroge and we people up here don't Tho uoltago tirovo L,eador savs: Mr. Stroud hrnshod. from 24 aores of ground. V&o buahole ol wheat. Tuusdav. an average of 27 busbolB to tho acre. This Is a most exoollcnt yield and tha faot tbat none of It was spoiled by the ner's inlorust in the irallerv. nnnnaltn x mini uiiicu 1U1B IB Mr. U. V. Mackey and bo is an artist of years experience, and baa a reputation of maicing only nrst-olas work. He lt not a stranger to Hedrord people, be having resided bore for some tlmo, and has mado photographs for many of thcin all of whom are loud In tholr praise oi ins superior work. Mr. Van exxu is not now in the oily. T-Notloe. Don't purohoso any plated ware unm you see wnat 1 navo. Jsl wood, tno jewelor and optician. Tho orohardist hereabouts at tno r work ol Irult naoklmr in nm, est on Wednesday of this week. Mr Weeks & Orr put ten girls and alxtnnn men to work. Cant. VoorhiK. l VlMn gins anu twenty men and Clint Slow art, live girls and five men. Those are picking and packing and tba work will continuo until tbo immenso fruit crop I screen doors, at lowest market price, m nui vcbkiu. in nuauion to me above novas. union tllll nut six men tn wnrlr Thnra. n r ..jn t o.i.l.i i .... m j t a v. --VV" . '"" "ve vne . nunmauifoout oontract lor doing tbe mason work on 16 men and girls. tlio big reservoir which Ib being mit In ii yuu uave uross eyes, caiaraot, I oy ine town oi uoia am. ine reeer tbe following pieces will be played: OUUUilOir flUIUB." ine latnilt mnnlnal oddity; the very pretty waltz, "Moon light on tbe Hudson" and Schumann's "Tramerio." Tbe grand march is billed for nine o'clock. Light refresh ments will be served at 11:30 at tho r;. alto. This will be an excellent onmr. tunlty to help the band bovs and at th same time sbow our appreciation of their efforts to asslBt us when mraalnn offers noticeably the occasion ot the feel bad about that not a little bit With the new faculties that ri. N Butler put in his shop, he turns out as good wora in repairing watches and jowoiry as any one la Southern Oregon . -Wheat is just everlastingly rolling editors' visit, at wbich the boyB played W i a , dtty8- Al one tlme 'hou charge. Let us now return .iranoou.j .uuikccu w ttnuuB were in tno compliment. I ha ...... 1 1 rr . n V... .... I . . m, . I . ...n,m,nini.k..i i. .u.r .T " viou. io meoioro. on Tuesday. . uuv iu mo yanev A.icrMt9Q laoo i rxr -in j j thiB year and it Is of good qua ity. k.' ' VL " aEU , ' u " V ' i. , enty-elght years. Funeral services The Mounco & Karnes Soda Palace worn h.M nt th wDMan. r kf. . 1. dnlno, bunlnnRR nml n irm1lu nnin... t i t m nr:i m . . r - , . --j -".u.i Duu-iu-m, u. x. nuey,on weonescav, of it strictly ou business principles. Rev. Rounds officiating. Interment The infant daughter of Mr. and was made in the Central Point enmn. Mrs. Chas. Witt died at the residence terv. Deceased wa9 a very hlirhlv rn. of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Loretz tbe spe-ctad citizen and bad friends in great uuiiu a Kruuu puruiiui in raeaiord, on iiuiawn, voeretur Known, aQ leaveB August 25th, Interment was made Odd Fellows cemetery. All kinds ol sash and doors and rain conduces to make Mr, Stroud feel ontarrb, polypus, or any obstruction oi voir will be 100 feet long, 82 feet wide AVMiAnlnffltt nnnil ' Dunn lk,l Ib.Ii thn al, ,.,, " 1 ' Tk- mi I A O I . .1 cxooeiilngly good." Pshaw, that Isn't rnuaa oi a yiciui untrue Wilkinson grow forty bushels to tho aore tbis year ano earn nonneii s avorage yearly ylold 1b tbat figure and hotter. And then again, Wilkinson's wheat didn't got moist with dew ovon. You follows up Willamutto way think you aro the whole thing but tho fartnors down this way can do you at ovory turn or tbe road. Portland Immigration board will pieaao mako a nolo oi this. A, Slovor, tho drayman, got him the air passages, consult Dr. Rlcken- and 6 feet deep. onugn, oi Jacksonville, 8trained and comb honev Davi. -vnin nugn i nomaaon and hin t ui srocer. company oi uougn Kldere, which are The West Side, of Independence, the sonsatlonof the day, who fought Oregon, Bays: "Miss Laura Burnett, under three flags, will annear at nvorv I j.J?k. cn t nn... wlthTh wenn Hippodrome track city, has purohnsed'tbe millinery store fnrn Bt,. a... a.i. -T.. W '.- " "iiR!iua rinot i a 1V1 ' Tit:i" i 'oat Monday," uwo, UUIGI RUU OAUlklllllUXUlUlllUD bllli. 'r? i '9 'f? 'IP ' If f P- O ROCERI BS Every houaowifo who baa used our grooories knows they are the boBt. She knows they are always as ropresonted or money book. We havo built up our trade by soiling honost goods at lowest pricos. aftSdsvatAisaua Evory housewife knows our line of orookery is unezoelled in Southern Oregon. She knows that in buying of us she is gotting the very best and for the loast money. No dealer undersells us. CROCKERY Evory housowifo knows wo carry the only complete line of glassware in Medford, She knows, if sho has patronized us, that in this department she oan And low or high prioed wares. GLASSWARE Howard i 3 has over been given to the public They win uu urussua as mey wero in Lluba, whoro thev took nart in thn hattlna or Snn Juan Hill. Dainulrl. Hlhonv .nH V) Ladies will find Inst what thnv nnuk iu ObUblUIIUrjT, At Mlfl XXlOK BlOrC. aibo insnion paper and magazines, W. Ling, the nalntar. In at wnrtr this week painting Tub Mail's family rosldonco nnd he Ib dolnsr a whallnur good job. Tho paint Is woll put on and ovory turn and oorner Is touohed. Tho colors may bo a little off but that is no tame oi me nalnter the fnn notion of tho nroDrietor Ib resnnnalhln. nnd bolng ot a nature whioh dislikes to onono ii tnese colore jar too hard on tno nerves oi tne sensitive naasera.hv we will either change them or put up a Durecn Flnok. the man who was aunnnnnd to havo, while slok and In an enfeeblnd condition, wandered away In tbe woods on Griffin oreok a fow weeks ago and diod, showod up In Medford Sunday and was very sprightly for a supposed morgtto subioot. At the time of his disappoaranoo a notion struck., him- to go to Portland and ho went, and there entered a hoButtal. whore ha has hnnn sinco, Hu Is in good health now and will probably remain hereabouts. Snv, now don't give thonrlntnr flu about this print boing poor, when you have- outgrown your old "spcoks." Go to Geo. Webb's Bucket and buy a pair for 26 oonta, that nro guaranteed. Charlie Dloklaon received a tele- Just arrived finest line of lunoh goods in the city. We have them in canB from ten to fifty oontt. Mounoe & Karnes. Goo, Konnoy, who went to Almlra. Wash., last week, writes that the weather is cold and cloudy and tbat threshing commenced Monday. There ib a big wheat orop in tbat oountry tbis year. in matters oi nnai prooi the mail will mako out all papers necessary for tne commencement oi prooi tree of oharge. Thero will bo a lot of people in town on olrous day. Tt will be a crock ing good time for fixing up aoooonts with The Mail particularly for the farmers, uur omoe win be onen all oay. "White Lily" and "Snow Can" baking powder prize with eyery can. DavU sells both kinds. The telephone line was put In this week which oonneotB tbeorcbard homes of Woo be It Orr, Capt. Voorhtes and O. B. Stewart with all valley points also with all coast towns and oitlos. Farmers! We want vour hon eggs highest market price. W. H. Meeker tt Co. The Rosuo River Tcloohono Com pany has out new Instruments in nearly all their offices, which puts the servloe in nno eondltton and tbe puoito gener ally appreciate tbe improvement, Smoke Blllio Dotigan Ave cent cigars beat on earth at Mounco Sc Karno'. H. C. Maury was In Medford phono massage from the attendants at Wednesday after lumber with whioh to mourn his demise seven sons mil nnn oaugnter. xney are J. H. and W. J. Ward living In Colorado; Joseph and maunew, in eastern uregon; George, In Nebraska: Milton, in Iowa: Thomas. In Seattle, and the daughter, Mrs. J. V. Kelzure, in Medford. Aside from these is Mrs. J, T. Wiley, his stop daughter, uviuK iu meuiuru. Mr. Root. Langa and Miss Eliza beth Wolf were married at the German kutherar. Church yesterday by Rey. ick. Both are residents of Medford but they will hereafter make their home at Montague, where the groom has a position with the Southern Ha. olflo Company. There's a heap o" business in this man's country this week. Fruit and grain are moving at a rapid pace ai d everybody is endeavoring to do two days' work between daylight and dark of each day and there is not an un employed man in the wholo valley, "We must aurely be in Oregon P. McDOWflll. Of RlUtlnna TTT..l. , ., .. vv,uug, HMD,. has moved onto tbe Dr. Wn.t nl.,,.. near Phoenix. He had hoped to hi tbe place but the administrator nt k1 estate does not find it necessary to sell at present. If you want clean, fmah V A fir A t o. 11 ad go to G. L. Davis. J. G. Van DvIta Ar. a.A t their space this week to tell of their line of hosiery of wbich they have large atock. H. C. Manlm. h.. space telling of bis superior photos. Capt. Voorhies, tbe orchard 1st, is having a 20x36 foot building put up. thiaweek. The bnildlnir In fo, .. T cook house. A. C. Nicholson is dninir tbe carpenter work. Medford beer at Colli na T.,.t r- change saloon at five cents per glass. Mrs. Root was stricken with paraly sis last Thursday night and for a tlmo me was aespaired ol but the lady is now much Improved. She is ninety Cash paid for eggs and poultry G. L, Davis, the grocer. Wm. Churchman and family, for merly of Medford, left . Klamathon. Calif., this week for Portland, where, they expect to open a boarding house. See Mackey, the leading photog rapher, for superior photos. D. T. Cox waa mill, hn.lln lost Saturday by being struck with a horse on the hand, whioh member has been in a sling for several days. Klamath County salt fish at G. L. Davis' grocery. No pastor has as yet been secured to fill Rev. Annes' place in the Baptist puipit. mere win be no preachl Dorviuus aezi aunaay. J. A. Whitman reports that in one day last week he sold two Rambler bi cycles, two Studebaker wagons and one buggy. Set of second hand single and double harness for Bale cheap E. W. Starr. Twenty-two people from Medford; left Tuesday for the hop fields of lower Applegate, where they will pick hope G. L. Davis has been doing a heapw of fruit packing this week. He has been shipping peaches to Portland, Klamath County oheese at G, L. Davis' grocery. New goods will be nrrivl ncr from now until December, at Rlwnoil'e t.h jeweler and optician. Mr. Magoon. the Wiley Tt. A linn man, received a carload of 'nlanna nA organs this week. hlng The ladies. Tbe pleasant effect With Whloh larlln mn ,f- o.."y. Iu i ' uouuiuons, makes It their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine artiole, look for the name of the California Pig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the paokoge. Foe- ' sale by all drugglete. Th old rallable-Tha Weekly Oreconta 1UK 1 1JAY O i Begin tp remind one of autumn's nearness and the householder of supplies for the winter. afliliif mi. T i nir-nm Jjjf Ane xvAjviiir is prepared to furnish you with W 5? warm Underwear and Hosiflrv Mi - " "" -M.Jai-oiy, uuououuom. X11U8. Jjjjjg Gloves, Toweling, Table Linens, Corsets, Ribbons, mki Laces, School Supplies, Jewelry, Notions and ifj nicsnacKs oi aa Kinas. u you don't see what jL y e wiu aiviae tne prolits mt you want, call for it, with you. : S