$ Dry Goods Boots !!! Shoes jjj
1 J. G. Van Dyke 8 Co.
ffk We winli to call tho attention of the .ladies of iif
to Modford'and vicinity to our
material
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Battinlurg Point Laco, Flominh and
DuohoflB Patterns; nWo Braids, Thread
Kings, etc., for same.
Our assortment of . Hemstitched
Linen Doylies, Squares, Lunch Cloths,
DroBsor and Sideboard Scarfs; also
Stamped Haw Edgo Linens is com
Broinard's and Armstrong's
JJJ Silks are the Best. We sell
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ICITY HAPPENINGS J
"The work of replacing tlio oh)
elooirlo light k1uk Willi now one unil
preparing for tho change from II vo tiro
light to fifty Inmwlescoiit light '
progressing rapidly and will noon bo
finished. The ohiingu promise lo bo u
vory desirable Improvumunt nnd satis
factory lo all." Klamath Fulls Kopub
llonn. Itoport suy tho Modford olty
council l contemplating u change In
1 14 troel light svstom from Inaandoi
cent to arc llirhl. If thin bo true It
mlKhl ho wll fortlium Utootutiiunloatu
with official in Klamath Fall nnd a
certain why tho chnngo from nro lo In
candescent light U being mado thoro.
Tho samo conditions might ox 1st hero
nnd we might ho able to profit by their
oxpiTiono.i. The Mail I of tho
opinion thttt moro allfolory result
ton greater numbrr of pnoplo would
comu from Inonndoiwont than lira llfhU.
If tho mtmo amount of power necessary
to operate tho required ntinih-ir of aro
light wa used to Mipply Inonndosomit
fights, nnd these placed nt tho dark
trout corners of tho town, thoro would
bo moro people buuitfllled and thero
would bo fowor expressions of dlssntl
(notion. Tho lono 10 onndlo power
light at tho Intomcotlon of G and Sixth
atroot light tho nldownlka cadi way
for two block and In a boom to travel
era jo that direction on dark nlhM. A
few more of them on othor street,
back from Suvcnth nnd C, would bo of
material benefit to n great many people.
Wo offer to thn tradoour puro rook
nml fvn whlnb we recommend for con-
immpUon, throat nnd lung, boldo a
groat appointor. vur price, i per wuv
tlo, oulv auld nt the dliitlllurv office.
C. H. Stewart, tho orohnrdlst, la
one of tho moat fortunnto men in till"
whole land, nod If thoru Ik cold turkey
lo bo had it ia almost alwuya ahlod hia
way. Tho pruoo crop of Southnrn 0 re
tro n h pretty nearly all been Bold at
price on a basis of from four und a half
to five cents, but It remained for Mr.
Htcwart lo put tbo finishing touohoa on
and "bjll" tho market, a It wero, un
til It aultcd hia fnnoy anil hla funny
wan eulled lnt week when ho sold hla
prunoB (or six and ono-lmlf cents por
pound f. o. b. Modford. Thla price win
on a basis of 40s lo 0s of which Mr.
8 lavart baa n coiiHlderablo amount, but
onu com! I lion wbm that they all bo
putlle. Tho purohiiMO wiib mailo by
New York parties and tho frull I now
being packed for Bbipmont. Ho has al
ready Bhlpped one carload to eastern
parties, (or which he received bIx cent.
Ho haa remaining owifull onrloud. Tho
prlco received by other growora waa o
muoh In advance of what they had bcon
polling proviou year that they wore
well satisfied and willing to lot tho
I oon 1 buyer muko a little MnrKln.
I am now prepared to.do.dros8ii1ak
Inn and Invito tho natronaee ol thi la
dle of Mcdford. Mr. J. K. Dnrnoll,
nt my old residence, corner oulh D
and Kloventli street.
E. B. Wolfer, Urn titwmllh, lia two
mon at work making waterplpo to
aupplv two Hawmille up in tho foothill.
Last week he put- out H23 (cot of ton
luoh and 1H0 (oet of fourteen Inch pine
for Mr. Brlaco, of Trail, who will plpo
wntor lo hi water wheel, which whool
opuratn u aawmlll. Anolhor order 1
for N. N. Charley, of Ollmnx, for 200
I D amiwelllDleased
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lino of laco making w
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Filo Wash. Embroidery Ui
them. '
VAN DYKE 8 CO.,
MPHPHDh HDP. ti
feet n( twelve Inch pipe, to bo uaud alao
for Bawmlll purpose. Tho rwllum."
who are puttlnir up the plpu nnd mak
ing all tho nolao In thi end of town
aru .loo llurnham and T. O. Hpellmnu,
recently from Mliineola. Mr. Wolfor
Inform u that ho haa recently put In a
alxUien light luiulylunuKUB plant for Dr.
June at I.I Knt Medford roaldonco
whlub work all right ho says and ia giv
ing good aervlce. Hu will alao furnish
light for tho Mcdford Poultry Associa
tion during its suaainn hero In Januury.
Atlorouy WvM. Colvlg,1 of Jack
aonvillu, l preparod to glvo apeolal at
tention to divorce law, probate law and
mining law, ns well aa aiienii ui nu
other law matlors in any and all courts
ol tho atulc.
"Wm. Ilvlico. ol Jacksfinvlllo. was
in town Wudnusday on return from III
annual hog drive to Happy Camp, Calif.
Tho awluo aro assembled At hi Hybee
bridge ranch, on Itoguo river, mid aro
driven ono hundred and ten mile, thu
last thirty mile from Waldo bolng over
a mountain trull. Tho trip occupies
abou two woeka, and six men aro
noedod to koop tho prooessmn moving
The d r I vo Ih is year ooiislalod of 1 50 hoad
averaging two hundred pounds, and was
aecompllsliod with the loss of one hog.
Tho price at HuppyCamp was $7 40 on
fool, or til dressed, netting Mr. Dybee
n handsome margin. Mr. Uybeo has
bcon In this ominous for. forty-one
year, and tho miner nt Happy Camp
1,1. .m,lc In. u'lnl,,,- mnul "
rUIIIIV lll ,l,o .w. ...u.v. w w .
Grant I'aas Obscrvor.
For Sale Hoat and shake. Wo
have always on hand any qnantity of
post and shakes sold reasonable and
uunlltv guaranteed. Geo. Brown ti
Hons, Kiiglo Point,
Mr. Eliza I'almnr, mother ol Mrs.
K. V. Mvdynskl, ha purchaned the
McKee properly, corner Seventh and
South O lroct, from Mr. McKeo (or
.'iOOO. The property I now occupied
bv tho Jackson Oountv Hunk, Attorney
W. I. Vuwter, D. T. I'ritchard and John
Hardin. Till I ono of tho best busi
ness locations in the town, and while
lliuio la uo Immediate prosM.-cl of the
buildings luting Improved, His not im
probable that a new brick block will be
luiltthureon In due course of tlmo
Tho properly ns it stands now Is a goud
rovonuu enrnor. but a brick ouildlng
covering tho en tiro lot would bo a
source pi greater revenue.
Mr., ltentno makes hair switches,
braid, oomnuilour Ironts; buy hair:
renovates, repairs, colors or bleaches
hair, lien idenco juet cast of the Lutheran
Uhuruu.
In tolling of tho death of Curt
Parker last week ThR Mail was not
Quito correct in saying that ho waa on
a wairon when he foil on tho ax.
disnatuh from Heppner lo tho Oio
ironinn snr: "In the mountain south
of horn ourly tbie week Curtis P. Pnrkor
bled to death He foil on n nouuiO'
bitted ax. which ho hud stuck into
treo ho had felled nnd was 'Bnaklng'
down a hillside. He slipped on iho
snow and fell on the ax.- The remains
wore brousbl duwn.nnd buried nt Lex
lnirton. near which ulnce Mr. Parker's
family i entile, nnd consist ol Ji wife
and eight children, ivocasvu selllod
In Lane County in IB."2. and came to
Morrow County lust spring.
Gurnca'8 racket has the largest lino
of Chlunwaio, collulold goods, muslcnl
Instruments, and toy for Christinas
over brought to Mvdlord,
I havebccn alh around and
niui that tne oest, cneap-
est and largest stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, .
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE and
(Solid nnd Plated)
CUT GLASS
is carried by
ELWOOD
The Medford Jeweler and Optician
An excursion I hookod for Hun
Frunulsuo from Ashlund, to leave thut
place nn tho regular overland train of
Ueuomlinr 20th, Thu furo (or tho round
trip is $1 1 .60, Muny biiHinuss mon as
well its pluasuroscckors will avail them
selves ol tills opportunity to visit Ban
l'Vnnulsco at small cost, Arrangements
will bo mado with some person in Mod
ford to sell ticket. Tho oxnurslon I
under tho miimigeinent ol II in 11 Poll
and T. K. Itoltoii, of Ashlund, nnd thoso
goutlumen promlso that everything
posalblo will bo dona to make the trip
a pleasant one. No better tlmo of tho
year could bo selected for tho busy mon
his business will then bo slack and
ho'll bo needing a good rest,
But few people In Jackson County
know what kind of good I carry. Cull
and see, ns I am always willing to show
you. I'll wood, the juwelor and optician.
Last week these column said that
S. It, Lane, of Itoseburg, had purchased
an half Interest in tho Union livory
stable, from 1C. 1), Jennings. This week
ivo aro tol Ing you that no has sum oui
again to Mr. Jennings. It was like
this: 1 ho puruliuso was miiuo condi
tioned that if Mr. Lano could mako tho
nu roll use ol certain real estate here the
dual was ago with Mr. Jennings, but if
ho oould riot thu Jennings dual was oil.
Mr. Lano was unable to secure tho teal
estate henoo thn sequel Mr. Jennings
la alonoiigain. Later Hero la anomer
hence: M. I' McCown, of Oregon City,
lias bought u hulf Inturest In the stable
and the linn is now Jennings & Mo
Cow n .
All Indies wanting a nleo tailor
mado suit for Christmas' should call on
Mr. G L. Wobh, ut tho ltauket, before
Deo. (I, IbOO, and see thoso nice samples
and pretty styles, from Standard
Ladles' Tailoring Co.
II. M. Cossi tho Cos Piano Bouso
man, is arranging for a piano and violin
recital sometime during tbo next few
weeks. He Is expecting sooo, from
New Yo k, a Cblckoring parlor grand
which la sold to a nromlnont rcsidonl
ol the valley, and upon it arrival tho
date o( the rooital will be announced.
Prof, liolfu, tho eminent violin l from
Portland, will conduct the recital, ubly
assisted by Miss Mao Ross, of Modford.
Mr, Coss also has on tbo road i fine
upright Chlokerlng piano for ono of our
townspeople, also several Wobers. Mr.
Coss hundloionly tho vory best Instru
ment nnd there la-uuiucnance lor Do
ing Humbugged when dealing with him.
Don't forgot that I am paying a
bettor price for turkey than you can
got from any ono else in Southern Ore
gon O. L. Duvis.
John A. Fitzglbbons, an extensive
ex mlne owner, operating near Cold
Hill, was In tbo city Tuesday. The
gentleman has but recently sold bis
luo acres of placer ground, located live
mile down tho rlvor from Gold Hill,
to California capitalist for a price,
the umouiil of which I not named, but
it was a good round sum. The property
Is fully equipped lor mining ana tne
irround is rloh. nvaraclng thirty cents
lo thu cudic yard. Mr.' r iizgiouons
will Invest conttdoraolo money iu
Kvansoreck nropertv. upon which ho
will do qullo extensive development
work.
Don't forget that I make a specially
of tne repairing ol watches, ciocks, anu
jowulry. blwood, ttio jewoier nnu op
tician.
J. A. Whitman loaded and Bhlpped
two carload ol fancy apples last weok.
dlrool from Mcdford to Liverpool. Eng
land, I hoy were lollow mewlowus
and wero an ospcuially selected lot
dainty and choico morsols, as It were,
for England's nobility. While in years
agono much of the fruit of Southern
Oregon has found market In. foreign
olllos, It has not Deon a common occur
renue for it to bo shipped direct from
placoof ludon. It is usually put throuuh
from ono to three eastern commission
houses beforo It roaches Its pluco of
consumption,
I will furnish now sowing machines
warranted for 6 year', prices liu to t'Zo.
Glvo me a call before Bonding away
orders. Jno. t. wnito, Medford.
Tho pnkor etchings, or burnt work
which Mrs. C. P. Hicks has displayed
In the show window of I. A. Webb'
furniture store, aro subject mutter for
no small amount of admiration, espe
cially from the ludlo who are always
Keen lor mo very latest in urt or Innoy
work. The work is exquisite, novel
and ornamentally without a peer. Mrs.
Hicks has several pieces which sbo will
soil, should thoro bo any who care to
possess mat kind of work. ,
For Sale Span of vounir. well
broken horses, weigh about 1300 pounds
eacn. . uiwou tiros., central 1'otnt.
Who has lost a blcyole? D. L
Origsby found one a couple of week
ngo, noar the Bvbeo bridge by the old
Sicnlo ground, down the river from the
rldgo. It was leaning against the
bank fairly good wheol out the rims
were warped badly. Mr. Grigsby has
It nt hi place, about a mile above the
bridge, the makers namo was not on
thu whool. How a fellow oould forget
his wheel or Just why It was left there
is a quory.
Crusade prize baking powdor none
bettor none cheaper you get a prize
with ovory can, Warner & Wortman,
Tho Sugnr Pine Company is ship
ping its sugar'piiio lumber hi the yards
In Mcdford lo Grunts Pins.
G. l. web:
several times
THE
YELLOW
FRONT
.SSjSTiSfSS
Itov. Dr. Holt, synr.dlcul missionary
for Oregon, will give his now lecture on
"The Crisis in China," noxt Thursday
ovenlng, Deo.llth, at tho Presbyterian
Church. Dr. Holt wus lor muny yoars
missionary In China and will, there
fore, speak wilh authority. You will
learn moro on thu Chinese situation
from him In an hour than you oun got
from papers In a week. Dr. Holt will
baptize tho Infant son of Itov, and Mr.
liuburiy at tins service. All aro In
vited.
Thn most grievously afflicted Indi
vidual in Medford Is a man who lias
bad nineteen felons since last Decem
ber. Felons are worm than tho seven-
year Itch while they last und may last
aa long as tne latter according to tho
Men lord man' experience. Klamath
Fall Itcpublicun.
Wood choppers wanted at Wolf
Creek, Josephine County, Ore. Good
timber, long job, nno locution and ex
cellent chance for workers to make
money. For particular call on or ad
dress J. T, TulTs, Wolf Creek, Oregon,
Furniture for holiday trade I ro-
contly mado an order for a carload of
furnlturo and novel Hub In the furniture
lino lor tho holiday trade of Southern
Oregon, Having bmight In cur lots I
am bolter prepared than ever before to
dive patrons a lino line to select from
and at beiior prices, j. a. Webb.
S. L. Liomiclt la hauling his upules
to marketand a line lot hu has. lie
ha 200 nine-yenr-old trees nnd from
these he will gather at least I OCX. boxes.
They are Yellow Newtown and Mr.
Whitman, to whom ho sold, classes
them among his fancy lots.
Sunta Clans headquarters at Cor
nea's ruckol store, Childors block.
Largest line of toys and novelties ever
brought lo Mcdlord.
At the lust meeting night of Rc
bckan lodge, No. 28, the following of
ficer wero elected : N G, Minnie Cal
kins; V G, N.tnnie Woolf; secretary,
Clara Drlsko; financial secretary, Zack
Maxey, treasurer, Myrtle Nicholson.
Why do people flock to thut Racket
sale? liecanse they know enough to
luko bargains while the; can get them.
A dance was given last Saturday
evening In Childer hall. Some twenty
odd couple were In attendance and a
very pleasant time was had. After the
party a line supper was partaken of at
tne Alooei rcsiuurant.
There aro no better sewing ma
chines than the Wheeler & Wilson,
New Home, Davis and Standard, rou
can buy thorn of Jno. F. While, Med
ford. I'ricos .) lo no, according to
style of woodwork.
County Treasurer Muller hns a no
tice In The Mail this week calling for
all outstanding wnrrants protested Irom
April 1, 18U7j to May 6, 1SD7, both dates
Inclusive.
Tho Kln-Hee coffee pot, sold by
Warner & Wortman, is the boss of ail
article In that line. Tbo.-e who enjoy
a cup of good coflce cannot well afford
lo mis looking Into tbe good qualities
of Ibis Lew invention.
T. H. Moore last week purchased
tho old lumber olllco, wblcb was stand
ing near the Jaeksonville-Medford rail
road depot, and moved It to his vacant
lot, cornor F and Seventh streets. It
will be for rent.
Dr. Coble, the optician, will be at
his residenco in Medford on Saturday of
each week. Eyes teBled free of charge.
Cornor Fourth und D streets.
Joe Kolley. who is "boss of tbo sic
tion." did a commendable act when be
built those granite walks at the railroad
crossing. It was a good act, Joe, but
why didn t you tnlnk ol it soonorr
Ladles, my new pattern and street
hats are here. Call and see them, at
my millinery parlor, back of new bank
Mis Modynski.
Street Commissioner Hooker has
finished re-planking the Bear creek
bridge and now has a full force of men
and teams grading North D nod F
streets.
Fresh, frozen, eastern oysters, large
cans constantly on sale; price 50 cents
to 75 cents. Inquire at White's con
fectionery, Medford.
M. O. Warner, tho famous piano
tuner, will be in Medford in a few days.
When ho tunes your piano it's tuned
and ho guarantees his work.
The Coss Piano House, Medford,
wants about 20 cords of good wood.
Somoone in the wood business can get
an organ or n piano trade easily now.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Owens are
glad parents to an almighty fine girl
baby which came to their home on No
vember 8, 1900.
Frosh, home-made candy, pineap
ples, cocoauuU, bananas, figs and nuts
at lute's confeotionery store, Medford
There Is a now nine pound boy
baby out at Charlie TIcc' home, on the
E1. Wilkinson plnoe, since Tbursday
of last week.
Perry Stewart and I. A. Palmer
nro putting a lino front in F. K. Deuel's
building. The shelving is being put
In by Woeks Bros.
The now sidewalk on South A street.
from south corner of M. S. Damon's
property to Ninth street, is nearly
completed.
Has sold us his entire Xmns stock at rock-bottom prices." We have
as much more. We are going to sell them to you at the same rate
TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS CEL9JL0ID NOV-
ELTIES-EYERYIHING
MEDFORD BOOK
Mr ' wn '
For the Holidays
Decorated China
and Porcelain Ware
it
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Wo aro receiving nlmoat daily a new and complete line of Tea Seta, M
Inner Sets, etc., In Decorated China and Porcelain, This Is a most jl
Dl
artistic and up-to-date line, including Toilet Sot, Child's Bet,
Novelty Voces, etc., and many articles suitablo for holiday gift.
DECORATED LAMPS
We have the largest and finest assortment of lamps, both hanging
and standing, ever brought to Mcdford, Call and see tnem.
H. H. MAWADn
m mm mmm m m w I - w
TAYLER,
Wishes to call attention to the
receiveu: lvalues lvuiuhu i-oirap ami anu rariy uppers in OEacK,.an(lwtmJ
For the gootlemen : Several lines of "Flolshoims" celebrated yCiiorJ '
Kid and Cornelius Hoyle celebrated Patent Leather Lace, and Bnton Dressy
Phoes. Litest styles mid perfect flitter. A - "
Custom work promptly done Seventh St, neDPOHD, OBEdON. ,
..Itie Windsor
S. R. REEVES,
Proprietor. '
NEXT DOOR TO
Rooms by the day, week
1 T3 t
a iui.es. ivuuiuu ncwiv i ui
Capt. J. T. C. Nash haB Bold his
brick Uverv stable, but to whom is not
Written, There is a little rivalry on
between two Would-be buyer. B. 8.
Lano, of Koseburg. is one of tbe gentle
men wuo want to buy it and York &
Wortman as Well have a buyer for It.
The price paid, or to be paid, is $2600,
Tbe Racket sale is going finely. If
you want goods cheap, come soon.
Last Saturday night the following
"fflcers Were elected for elx months,
.sonimencing January 1st, in Medford
odge, No. 63, I. O. O. F.: N. G, I A
Webb; V G, G C Noble: secretary. E W
Jalkins; financial secretary, Z Maxey;
treasurer, F Amann.
Pasture Land I have good paitur
lee for stock 1. 25 per head per month.
Geo. Cottrell, on the Conger place, two
ones east ol aiediord.
Tbe dancing parly given by Misses
Ithinebart and Koss last r riday even
inn was well attended and fully euioyed
aod 'twas an all-round pleasant social
affair.
For Rent The Brnden ranch of
120 acres tillable land, one mile from
Gold Hill. Address Dr. C.-R. Kay,
Gold mil, Oregon.
Tbe new ad this week are those
of H. H. Howard & Co.. E. D. El wood,
Medford Book store and tbe Windsor
lodging house.
The R tcket is the place for bargains
just now.
Apples in any quantity for 25 cents
per sack, at tbe Olwell orchard.
Weeks & Orr shipped a carload ol
apples to Minneapolis this Week.
First-cliss oyster cocktails, all
hours, nt White's confectionery, Med'
ford.,
Spring truck for spring house
hold inoviog. wells & bnearer.
Found On streets of Medford, par
eel containing silk goods. Inquire of
F. H. Hull.
If von want to build a fruit cake
rou will find the proper material at G
L. DaviB'.
All kinds or sasn and doors und
screen doors, at lowest market price.
W.Woods.
Acetylene gas lights still ahead and
guaranteed to be the best on the face of
the earth. Wolfer's tin shop.
When you want draying done get
Slover to do It. tie's always ready
always reliable and his charges are
always just right.
With the new facilities that B. N.
Butler put in his shop, he turns out as
good work In repairing watones and
.ewelry as any one in soutnorn Oregon
Don't forget that Dr. Stephenson
can be found in his offices over J. Beek
& Co.'s hardwaro Btore, when not pro'
fessionully engaged.
Lost A large pookot book be
tween C. E. Stewart's placo and Cen
tral Point. Book contained Sunset
Telephone blanks, railroad pass-and
other articles. Findor pleuso leave at
Strang's drug store, .Modford.
Racket Goods at RacketlPrices!
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THE MEDFORD BOOT AND SHOE
DEALER AND FITTER
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following elegant line of footwear just;
Log! jloiise..
MEDFORD,
- OREGON.
POSTOFFICE
or month, at reasonable
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msiieu.
Heartily Endorsed.
M. O. Warner, the piano tuner, who
has for a number of year made visits .
to Medford, and who has made so many
warm Inenui among tne musical peo- '
pie of our city, will be here in a few
days to look after your instruments. .
His work Is endorsed bv all the leadioz
music house of the coast. Here ia one '
just received from Portland:
Portland. Oreeon. Nov. 14. 1900.
M. O. Warner, Eugene, Oregon. -
Wear air: We have had numerous
airu must cuuiess mat -we- are wen -
pleased with the careful, pains-taking
manner in which you have been looking -
after tbe instruments and we shall at
all times be glad to recommend your .
services to anyone in need of a thor
oughly competent, conscientious work- -
man. we shall be glad to have you -look
after the instruments sold by as
and this letter may serve as a letter of
introduction to anyone whom we may
fail to notify in the regular way. Wish
ing you abundant success, we are,
Very sincerely yours,
Eilers Piano Housk,
By H. Eilers.
The follawmg unsolicited testimonial
has also just been received by Mr. War
ner from Beatrice Barlow Dinrke,
whose remarkable abilities as a pianist
have been tbe talk of musical circles 01
the state recently:
Kagene. Oregon, Nov. II, Itwo. .
Mr. M. O. Warner.
Dear Sir: Before leaving Eugene I
must express to you my appreciation of
tbe very careful and correct manner in
which you tuned my Chlckeriog. rue
tuning and regulating was simply per
fect and vour work evervtbing that
could be desired by tbe most exacting.
Again thanking you and winning you
tnuCD success, i am
Very sincerely '-'
Beatrice Bakuw Diekkb.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing by and
between E. B. Jennings and S. R. Lane,
under the firm name and style of Jen
nings & Lane is, by mutial consent,
this day dissolved. S. R. Lane has re
tired and E. B. Jennings will continue
the business. All accounts due the
firm will be paid to Mr. Jennings an I
all accounts owed by the firm will be
paid by mm.
Dated this 24th
1900.
day of November,
B. Jennings,
R. Lake.
Steam Feather Renovating;,
as to tbe extent of this work, I wish to
stale to the publio that all work will be
calle'd for within a radiuB of five or six
miles from Medford, which will ir.olude
Phoenix, Central Point, Jacksonville
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Medford, Ore. . ..
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