"I
LadioB fine Trim
mod Kid Vamp
Blippor, uizo 8 to 6
$l.SO
A Good
Christmas Present
IN EVERY CORNER
And the host thing about
thorn in the prioe. How
ia thin one for the prico ?
Hen's Velvet Romeo Slippers
Sizes 6 to 10, at 75 cents.
J. G. VAN
Medford,
Men's Chocolate
Vicl Slippers, size
6 to 10
$1.25
Fen
L.art.
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CITY HAPPENINQS.ftl
All M ..M..nl of Ilia oounlv who
hare paid any attention to tho fruit
industry, and have noted tbo effect of
altitude and the different! produced by
different roll on Irult variolic!, cannot
save failed to observe that trww planted
In light soil and eepoolnlly along the
foot bllli and In granite formation,
ture and bear fruit mueb earllur
than those plantod on tho heavy black
tell In the valley. And In the matter
f peaches and pours, It looms to bo a
conceded faot that those fruits are
wooter and of finer llivor when grown
en the lighter solli and hlghor nlll
todos than on tho low blaolc lands of
the valley. But these minor consider
ation! will not offset the Important
faot that when trees are grown on tho
rloh soil of the valley, though they aio
longer In reaching maturity, will live
and grow and produce fruit In Incroaicd
quantities many years after tho trues
planted on light land hnvo exhausted
the loll. Thou observations have boon
eallod out by the largo sale of fruit from
the Olwoll orchard this year. This
immonso orchard, containing ItiO acres,
was pnt out elovon yours aito, and Ibo
land upon which 11 Is planted is tho
very best In tbo valley. Generally
peaking, orchards around tbo foot
hills will commence to bear in four or
Ivo years. This season, however, at
the age of eleven yuan. Is the Brit that
the Olwoll orchard could be considered
praolloal producer. Next year It Is
confidentially expeatod tho yield will
be double wbnt it was this, and In the
years to oomo and for tho noxt gunorn
tlon, If this grand orchard is properly
oultlvntod, pruned and protected from
t..u li. will hn wl nnnHtnnt souroe
of wealth. Mr. OIll sold 12,O00
worth of fruit this year anu ooiiovub no
will easily double the n mount noxtvear,
and that them will bo a rapid aud un
varying Inoroaio In tho yield for many
years to oomo. It is not probable thut
there will be a less demand for fruit la
the future than at tho present, on tbo
contrary, there Is overy reason to bo
lleve that tho demand will Inorciwo,
and espuolully In Kuropean and Asiatic
market A largo amount of fruit was
shipped from Jackson County to foreign
msrkols this voar, and the amount of
tbo torotgn shipment will Incrcaso at a
double rata as tho superiority of our
fruits booomi'B known. With this favor
able and encoui aging outlook for tho
fruit Industry It will bo soon that It
will pay to plant orchards only on the
best ground In order to secure perma
nonoy. of value,
Time and money -savud by taking
the Northern Pacific to all points east.
Tickets sold from Mud lord aamo as
Portland. Do not forget that a North
ern Paolflo oar passes through Mod
ford Wednesday evonlng eaoh wook for
tho accommodation of passengers who
wish a sleeper from Medford to St.
Panl without oliango. W. T. York,
agent, Medford, Oroson. . .
The Thanksgiving dinner at tho
opera house on Thursday, undor tho
ausplocs of tho Ladlos' Aid Sooloty of
vl'MvlWvlvsVvsV'sVvAi UW-WJ''A'i
IB. fit. Howard 8 Co.j
(SuocoBuors to Woltors & Howard ) j
;. .. Are still at the front
Crockery and
USfEspGoially suitable for
..HOLIDAY PRESENTS..
Call early and soloct thorn.
Medford ".
l''sVflL J.'sV'lVsVilMisVsVlsVsk'l
"!!t"'n'''S's''Sn''n'"wI'ws''s'S
LadioH plain,
round too Vicl
Slipper h'i,0 3 to
8. $1.15
DYKE
Oregon
&
CO.
Men's Bluck
Dongola Kid
Slippors-6 to 10
$1.50
tho M. E. Churoh, was an elegant af
fair and rcfiootod credit on tho excel
lent Uisto dlsplayod by tho manage
ment. The tables woro laden with all
the delicacies known to the culinary
art, and In their preparation would
hove done oredlt to the most orltloal
and fastidious Parisian chef. The
tablos were modostlv decorated with
choice floworu, disposed with good taste
ana ploaslng snoot, Dot trio main deco
rative attraction was the handsome out
glass and brilliant sliver servloe. The
dinner though an elegant spread and
suoh as would have Inflamed the palate
of the most Indlfforont, was something
mora than a business enterprise or a
perfunctory public servloe. It affordod
an onnortunlt for a nloasant and on-
joynble roumon of friends and this
really was the crowning feature of tho
occasion. During the dinner there sat
at one table Mr. ana Mrs. H. 1. uw
ton, T. K. and J. U. West and Mrs. E.
M. Dunulson. The combined ugus of
these Ave people, four of whom are
brothers and sisters, amount to 878
venrs. Jbo respuotlvo ages are ns loi
lows: H. T. Lawton, 80; Mrs. It. T.
Lawton. 7fi; T. V. West, 80; Mrs. E. M.
Dennison, 78; J. K. West, 70.
I will distribute free of ohargo to
school children, a bandsome drawing
book, and will award a first and second
Srlzo for tho two best and comploto
rawing books filled out and returned
to me on January 1, 1900. First prlzo,
2 pounds of Chase ic Sanborn's coffee;
second prize, 1 pound of Chase 4 San
born's coffue. G L. Davis.
Tho outlook for farmurs was never
bettor at this season of tho year than it
la at present, xne area oi grain sown
lit this tlmo Is greater than It has been
for many years past and the continu
ance of delightful, sunshiny weather Is
most lavoraoie lortna largest crop over
put in in tho valley. Tbe Indications
aro there will be more wheat hnrvosted
next yuur than was over raised in tho
county in any one season. no in me
event wheat should bo low, as It Is feared
it may bo, lot us do a little figuring on
a business proposition In tbo direction
of diversified farming. Taku thirty pigs
of tho average gradu ana put mora on
an nvurage farm, and thoy oan be raised
until they are a year old and ready to
put up aud fatton, for 12.50 each. Say
then, it will take ton bushels of wheat,
on an average to fatten them for mar
ket. Valuing the wheal at 50oents per
uushol tho cost of coon to tho grower
would bo $7.60. Now, hogs at flftoen
months old, as those would bo, that bad
been raised with any care whatever,
ougbt to averago gross 220 pounds.
This weight at four cents per pound,
and It ti not probable the prioe will be
loss than this for some years to oomo,
would make the value of oach hog $8. SO.
If wheat should bo low noxt your this
proposition will bear figuring on.
Pine Residence For Sale located on
comer G and Ninth atroets, Medford,
Oregon. Nine rooms, good barn, wood
shod and well. Tbls is a bargain for
somoono. See me or write to me at
ABhland.. Jaok Morris.
James Pelton. of Gold Hill, was in
tbo oity last-Friday and Saturday upon
a visit to friends, Mr. Pelton tins but ro-
with a fine line of ;,
... Glassware
' ,
- Oregon!
oontly returned from Klamath County,
wnero, in company witn nis orowiurs,
Horace and John,' they own a lurgo
bunoh of cuttle, Those boys turned off
200 houd of beef cattle this full, for
which they received 18000 un uvnrugu
of HO nnr head. Tbev umnlly have
600 IiiiiiiI In thiilr bund and their rungo
Is from Pi'iiiovlllo to Ft. Klamuth, but
tho l'rlneville range proper, Mr. Pulton
says, Is about played out. Tho Klam
ath County country not only affords
plenty of summer rangu but thoro Is
any amount of hay for winter fuuding.
Th mo boys sold tb sir outtlu for lliruo
and a half cents a pound, which was a
prlco very satisfactory. Thoy have
sold bettor cuttle In former years for
tziianu noun compelled to arive mom
thlrtv miles to set even that figure.
TliK Mail is triad they are having
sucooss In their business. They are
nurd workers, strictly honorable anu
uesorving i it every partiouiar.
The late rains havo settled all
malaria germs for this season, but In
their pluoo you will tako severe cold,
and possibly dovolop pneumonia. Pure
grain whiskey In time will save a sick
ness Grain wblikoy at 12.20, 12.60 to
per gallon, call at uistiuery umco
A petty, basound very contemptible
outrago was committed at Vint Beall's
aloce on the night of November ZMtn.
Dine party, or parties, entered tho
premises during tbe nlgbt and stolo
una oarriea away lourteon tumeyi.
This offonse, while It may seem small
to a certain olass of reckless persons
who aro not disposed to be too honest
on general principles, is suustantiuuy
a felony and should be punished as
inch. On tho night following three
turkeys were stolen from Ed. Wilkin
son's place, presumably by the same
parties. A good, healthy charge of
bird shot lodged whoro it would do the
most good, would bo an appropriate
protest against this sort of thievery.
Turkeys aro as legitimate property as
oattlo and horses, and to steal them is
asmnoh an indefonsiblo theft as to steal
a man's horses and harness. Thoro are
no moral degrees in theft. The principle
Is the same, whether a thief steals a
turkey or a load or bacon.
A One line of ladles', misses' and
children's Illaok Cat brand fine shoes
reoelvod this week by White, Hurbaugb
at co., Moatora.
One of the most pleasant events of
the season occurred last Friday night
at the home of Dr. J. B. Wait, of this
city, wlion tbe young ladies of the Bow-
inn Circle save a reception to their boy
friends. Guinea and music filled tbe
time until ten o'clock, when light re
freshments of peanut sandwiches and
bananas were served. After a few more
lively games the parly adiourned, all
having decided It was ono of the most
pleasant evenings they had spent.
Those who enjoyed the evening were
Messrs. Joe Slimier. Bert Miller. Em
met Barksdull, Leon Maeklns, Purl
Hlophunson, Basil Gregory, Carl Webb,
Kugcnolttiiiicliarl, Ward Webber, Mort
Lwion, Misses toitn aicnoison. ucr
trude Wilson, Fern Notesllne, Florence
Toll, Harriot Udgors, Helen Walt, Bes
sie Condee, Edna Wait, Dulpha Uam-
inonu and Mary urey.
Geo. Wlgg, M. D., makes chronic
diseases a specialty. Have you a dis-
cuso of tho above nature? If so, either
call at his office, Burkhard building, or
write him. Box WOO, M tut Ion A, Port
land, Oregon.
W. T. McCary, a oivll engineer,
arrived in Medford Monday evening
from San Franjisco. The gentleman
Is here upon Important business mat
tors, the nature of which we are not
now at liberty to elve out. but within
a couple or three weeks we hope to be
abio to secure data from which we can
make an Item that will be of Interest
to many pooplo of the valloy. The
gentleman loft Medford Tuesday after
noon for the Butte oreek country, in
company with Wra. Baptist. It may
be said, nowever, that these gentlemen's
business to Butte creek Is in the inter
est of securing a supply of watnrfor the
valley, irom Mediora norm, a com
pany has boon organized in San Fran
cisco, of which Williams, Belser & Co.
are a part, to promote a projeot of this
naiurn
A. Slovor, the drayman get him
to do your hauling. Household goods
and heavy articles carefully and safely
nauaica. touuib always buudy and
teamsters oourteous.
N. Langell and A. N. Sollss left on
Monday evening's train for Portland.
Thoy are interested In tholnndlngof cer
tain Chinamen for whom they prepared
papers when tbe oelcBtlals wont on a
vibii to tnoir native lana. mere seems
to be some doubt in the minds of the cub
torn officers as to the right of tho Chinese
In question to land, and Mr. Liangell and
Mr. Sollss have gone below to see If
they oan Identiry tbem. The custom
officers have to deal with so many sub
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artful tricks from the heathen Chinese
that thoy are oblged to use the utmost
caution to prevent toe wnoiesaie land
ing of Chinamen In violation of law.
The Ashland Iron Works have
added to their plant a boiler mnkiug
branch. If yon need any repairs in
tbls line they oan save you time and
money. Write them at Ashland, Ore.
Dr. D. S. Holton, of Merlin, came
up on Tuesday to have a consultation
with Medford physiolans in regard to
his oyos whioh, he says, are rapidly
falling and giving him much trouble.
The dootor 1b an old pioneer, was in
Jacksonville in 1802. and located at
Waldo before Josephine County was
organized. He represented Josephine
County throe times in the House and
twice in the Senate. Ho built, or
ouused to be built, the first house in
Kerhyvlllle; Tho doctor la a man of
largo experience, replete with early,
interesting remlnisoenoes, and a pleas
ant and entertaining character to listen
to,
Pooplo wlshlnir the best lime ever
burned In tho valloy should boo Messrs.
Andrtis ss carpenter, Medford, They
have rooontly filled their new store
houso with this lime. -Tho
Fossil Journal is in tho chicken
business, and announces Bales of thor
oughbred fowls from timo to tlnro from
"tho Journal ranoh.'1 The Salem
Journal is In tho chicken and straw-
bon-y business, and Tub Mail pub
lisher will plant a small natch of
alfalfa in thu' spring for family uno.
Verily, tho newspaper man Is becoming
a suit Bupnnrtcr, but to ruako tho sup
port CQuui the (lonuind lis is compelled
to dlrr up n siilo issue of some noters. j
The pencil pushup who wears out his
U'oimss sitting on tho sanctum nail kog
Ifln't. in fllnvfll np Alfalfa lllm t.hn ,naf.
of us follows who diversify our pursuits. I
Tayler, the Foot Fitter,
has just received eleven
different stylus of Ladie a
Perfeot-Fitling Lnoe aid
Button I)rena Boots'.
Union gospel meetings will bo hold
in Wooll'n hall, first door south of Sim
mon's second hand ttore. corner of C
and Sixth streets, commencing Monday
evening, Line. 11, ut o'clock, ana con
tinuing every evening throughout the
week. There Is but one object of these
meetings and thai is to persuade people
to consecrate themselves to ths service
of God. All ohrlstlun people are Invited
to assist. All uooonvorted people are
most cordially invited to attend. Meet
ings will be under tbe direction of Kcv.
J. S. MoCaln. Come and enjoy tbem.
With the new faculties that B. N.
Butler put In his shop, be turns out as
good work in repairing watehes and
jownlry as any one i n Soutbnro Oregon.
Miss Frances Barnes' school in
Bams Valley has closed, and she will
leave the last of tbe week for a visit
with friends at Lot Angeles. If an
opportunity to teach presents itself
while there, she will resume her pro
fession In the Golden state; if not. when
she has finished her visit, she wilt re
turn and continue to teach here. Her
trip south is made that she may be at
the bedside of her good friend, Miss
Hattle Sisemore, who is in Los Angeles
and quite ill with lung trouble.
All persons are hereby forbidden
trespassing anon the premises of Mrs.
B. F. Stevenson.
B. R. Smith, the sewer contractor,
put a force of men at work Monday
morning on the new sewer, to be put in
from North D street to interssot with
tbe main sewer on Nortb A street, the
same to be run through the alley be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Mr.
Smith Is a thorough eentleman and as
bis former contract was lived up to to
tho very letter the city council has little
fear lest tots one will be as honestly
filled. Mr. Brandenburg is superin-
tenannt oi construction.
An elegant Use of new glassware
received this week positively the best
and cheapest ware ever brought to
jueoiora. ti. n. uowara x uo.
Mrs. Fred Barneburg was quite
painfully, but not seriously, hnrtather
home last Saturday. She was standing
on a table or cbair arranging something
about tbe house, when she fell, striking
on ber neaa ana lace, ana sustaining a
numDor oi palnlul Druises. Ur. f icxel
was called Sunday and gave such di
rections for the care and treatment of
the sufferer as he thought tbe case ro
auired. and thinks Mrs. Barneburg will
recover without any serious resulting
conseouences.
Wanted A good, energetic man to
handle Quaker batb cabinets in Med
ford. Write Joseph Moss, general
agent. Grants fast, Uro.
At a regular meeting of Medford
lodge, A. O. U. W., held Wednesday
nluht. among other business transacted,
tho following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing vear: W T York,
M W; N L Narrrgan, F; A Hubbard, O;
D T Lawton, G; W I Vawter, It; Chas
Strang, F; Loren Damon, I W; Cbas
Wolters, u w. Toe meeting was pleas
ant and harmonious, and the election
seems to give good satisfaction.
You haven't smoked the best nickel
cigar in town If you never tried a Billy
Dugan sold only by Mounce at Karnes.
At the last meeting of Woodmen
lodge of this city tbe following officers
were eleoted: uounou eommanaer, J.
U. Wllleke; adviser. Perry Stewart;
osonrt, W. J. Fredenburg; banker, H.
L. Gllkuy: clerk. W. II. Meeker, senti
nel, S. u. Hodges; outside guardian,
D. T. Cox. M. F. Parker is the past
council commander of Medford umo.
From now until Christmas I will
have a different display each week.
Don't noglect to glance in when paffl.
ing. El wood.
Merchant Merrttt, of Gold Hill, bos
nurohasud the Jones & Olten stock of
merchandise in Woodville, also the
store building, and win nereaiter con
duct the busineBs. This will in no way
Interfere with blB Gold 12111 establish
ment. W. V. Jones, wbo is postmaster
and express agent at Woodville, has
moved hlB omce to tne jonn wood etore.
New stook of men's, ladles' and chil
dren's shoes received this week best
goods on earth for the money. White,
Harbaugb & Co.
There will be a special meeting of
the Presbytery of Southern Oregon at
Grants Pass next Tuesday, ueoemoer
12th. Kev. Cbas. w . nays win tneu
be installed as pastor over the Presby
terian Churob at that place. The
ohurch of Medford will bo represented
by tbelr pastor, who is the moderator,
and by Elder Wm. H. Gore.
There is nothing more elegant
than the stook of glassware whioh we
received thlB week. H. H. Howard
It Co.
Llttlo Enid Hamilton while out
riding a bit ycle Saturday, got one of
her feet entaneled in the running gears
and when extrloated, one of her limbs
was badly bruised. She was all ngbt
Monday mornloe. however, and at
tended sohool as usual.
-J. Beok & Co.'b Btook of opal enamel
ware is unauestlonnbly tho best artiole
ever brought to Medford. It ought to
boh readily considering mat tne price
is reasonable and the goods are guar
anteed,
The Klamath Falls Express in
speaking of the university-normal foot
ball game at Ashland says: "The cap
tain OI tne ABniana eleven was nuj
Beach, of Klamath Falls, and the cap
tain of the Euorene eleven is Dlok Smith,
of Klamath Falls."
-Eat Gunthor's oandy and be happy.
For sale at the Kialto.
T. R. Ellison, who. about a month
ago was unfortunate in getting his
hand badly injured in tho gearohalnof
a broadcast seeder, was In Medford
Saturday, He Btill carries his hand in
a sling but it is getting better slowly.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson writes from
Santa Rosa, Calif., that her husband is
improving In lioattb and is now aoie to
sit up.
-Dr. flohln. the ontleinn. will bo at
hla residence In Medford on Saturday of
cauh weuk. EyoB tested froo of oharge.
Thn nlno-vnar-olil son of Jas. Owons,
of Pleasant crook, fell from a troo last
wcok and broke oue of bis logs.
n
.Winit;r Will Catcn You
If We
Hope
m We want to catch you as
tji drees you up according to our ideas of proper style,
ffi and we'll stake our reputation on your being right
jfi when we have finished. But perhaps you're thinking
flfi more about overcoats. Now stick a pin right here so Of
(jfi that you'll not forget it. We can sell you the
m
Best Overcoat for $8.50
ft, That you ever saw, and if you want to raise the price yj
fji to $10 or $12.50, why, we'll give you such value and ttj
jf style as you nave never seen anywhere. Just give
M us the opportunity , to furnish your overcoat and Oi
ffi we 11 save you a snug sum.
5? tat xx iwrxn Lii is LiI
VV . X-L.
& CO.
9 Medford
Clocks and Jewelry,
At BL, WOOD'S.
I. W. Thomas, an indu trinus and
successful farmer of the grove, two
miles west of Medford, is filling a con
tract of fifty tons of baled bay to be
delivered at Grants Pass to one of the
wholesale dealers there. The bey was
loaded on the cars Wednesday and
went forward Thursday to its destina
tion. Mr. Thomas bos another con
tract of forty tons to be delivered to tbe
S. H. D. & L. Co., of Grants Pass. It
is understood that tbe contract price in
both cases is low, but sufficient to jus
tify Mr. Thomas in making the sales.
It Is a notable fact that there is a large
an u.il shipment of agricultural pro
ducts from Jackson to Josephine
County, and especially is this so in the
matter of feed.
The "Girl from Paris" 5-cent cigar
up-to-date and eaining all the time.
For sale at Distillery office.
J. 8. Howard, chief engineer of
the High Line Ditch Co., who has se
cured the right of way for the ditch
from tbe United 8tates, and the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, went to
Gold Hill Wednesday to perfect the
right from individuals through whose
lands the ditch will be constructed.
He will commence at Gold 'Hill and
comploto the work in detail to the
source of the ditch as he goes up. He
is not apprehensive of any particular
opposition on the part of land holders
along the line, but thinks it will take
some time to complete the franchises
in a thorough and legal manner as re
quired by the company.
New sewing maohines from 20 up
to $40 at White, Harbaugb & Co.'s store
Medford. Why send awav for these
goods when -you can buy thtm so cheap
at nomer
There was a sumrise Dartv at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Johnston
Wednesday, it being Mrs. Johnston's
fifty-sixth birthday and it took her by
BurprUe indeed. The euests fathered
at ten in the morning and remained un
til late in the afternoon. An elegant
dinner was served and the time was
very pleasantly spent in social converse
and vocal - and instrumental music.
Those present were Mr and Mrs Damon,
Mr and Mrs Shull, Mr and Mrs Woolf,
Mr and Mrs R P Daw, Mrs Miller, Mrs
Shoults, Mrs Bartholomew, Mrs Parker,
Mrs Gist. Mrs Laurentz. Frank John
ston, Gertrude and El ma Johnston.
If you are opposed to grain spirits
for severe colds, use Lash's Bitters.
Sold in bulk tl per bottle at Dis
tillery OIBoe.
TT.ini'v .Tftntrnnn. thn .Tav Hnulri nf
Yanalx, oamo in from tbe Reservation
Saturday to have his eyes operated on
for pterygium, whioh, in plainer lan
guage, is a superficial growth covering
the eye, and extending in fan Bhape in
such manner as to blur or obstruct the
vision. Dr. Piokol performed the oper
ation Monday and Jackson will remain
here two weeks under the dootors care,
or until Biioh timo as he shall be dis
charged.
I wnnt the addresses of all soldiers
who took homesteads before Nov. 22,
1874. I am orepared to make proof of
soldiers addition homesteads. C. P.
Snell, Attorney at Law, Medford Ore.
The Mail is not In the habit of
making apologies, but Is obltgpd to say
that much llvo local and interesting
nows matter is neoossarily carried over
this week on account of a failure In
oflloo help.
You oan get one dozen cabinet
photos of your baby for 11.50 at the
Modford Gallery, opposite postoffioe.
Oil
iiV
Don't, But We .. ..
to Catch You First.
near naked as uossihlfi. and s
m
Of
Oregon
PRESENTS
A
1 Silverware
Kodaks,
A
All of these
The ladles of the Guild, of the '
Episcopal Church, are going to have
on sale a stock of Japanese goods for
holiday trade. A room bos been rented
and tbe goods ordered. Notice of their
arrival will be given.
Medford Is to have another paper
a third one. O. B. Allen, formerly oE
the Eye, will issue bis initial number
next week.
Don't forget about those elegant
dishes we are giving away. Every
purchaser gets aooupon. W.H.Meeker
& Co.
Farmers will find a fresh line of
rubber boots and shoes at White, Har
baugh & Co.'s store. Medford.
New sewing machines, cheaper than
ever. Call on J. P. White, at White,
Harbaugh & Co.'s, Medford.
You know when yon have good
coffee everything is pleasant at home.
You get it at G.L. Davis'.
Miss A. Naylor teaches the Keis
ter's ladies' tailoring and dress cutting
system. Medford, Ore.
Girl Wanted To work for board
In small family and go to sohool. Ap-.
ply at The Mail office,
For Rale Two good driving or
work horses. R. B. Orr, at Howard
& Co.'b store, Medford.
Ladies' capes, jackets and wrappers
at less than cost at White, Harbaugh '
&Co.'s, Medford.
Groceries .of all kinds being re
ceived at White, Harbaugh & Co.'s
store this week.
See H. O. Mackey, the leading-'
ghotographer, for superior photos In
amlfn block.
Remember that Spider Leg toa
that G. L. Davis has is the best im
town. Try it. -
All kinds of sash and doors and'
screen doors, at lowest market price.
W. Woods.
Ladles wishing to learn dress cut
ting, call on or address Miss A. Naylor, '
Medford. ...
Fifty dozen men's overalls received !
this week by White, Harbaugh & Co.,
Medford.
Try a box of alpha pudding it you
want something nice. Get it at G.L.
Davis'.
Half ground Block salt at 60 oents
per hundred at White, Harbaugh &
Co.'s.
If you want to make a fruit cake
you can get the proper Btuff at G. L. .
uavis',
Farmers! We want vour hen eetta
highest market price. W. H. Meeker
&Co.
Fresh, seleot oysters on hand, for :
sale by the can at Mounce & KaroeB'.
Chriotmas goods for old and vouns
atG. A. Gurnea's, in Childers block.
Fresh oysters in any ouantltv
quart oana or less. ' Hall & Isaacs.
Second hand stoves and farm imple
ments. G. L. Sohermerhorn.
-For tin and granite ware, oh In a
and toys go to Gurnea's.
j.V. The Modern Mother , .
Has found that her llttlo ones are im
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs, when In need of the laxative otTeofc
of a gentle remedy, than by uuy othor.
Children enjoy It ana it Denents tneni,
Tho true roincdy, Syrup of Figs, is
manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co. only, .