Absolutely
Mokes tlio food more delicious nnd wholesome
r
"1
OUR COUNTY
Correspondentsj
KllKllI t'nlllt lCltirl-'tn.
II V A, 1), IIOWI.KTT.
Wo liiul ijo until on 'l'uohilny or
In Ht wei'k, owing (u oliHi notions on
(liu riiilrninl.
Mr, TIioh. MoAmlruws, Jr., who
in stopping nl tliu Kiiglii hotel, in ru
luirli'il on tlio nick list,
Tim selioul board liutl u moding
lll MlllulllV of Ulitl WUIlk, lniL I WIIH
unnlilu to Kill tliu pruct'cdinnH.
CIiiih. uonnuhiiin Ij rouy lit tliu mail
on I from Dig Unite IiihI wuck, ow
1 ii K to tliu HickncHB of tliu currier,
Mr, Cox, j
Mitm ICvn Conk, who Ihih boon
slopping III tliu linglu liolcl TorHomu
time, wont to tlio Dig lluttu country
IiihI wonk.
Our Htockiuon lmvo Iiimid fiiitu
ticcfBHfiil in giitlHrring tlii'ir Block
from tliu rung", lmving fouuil near
ly all of them.
Tim liigh wutur in I.iltlo Hutto
CiuiH.'il l ho debris to collect no in
lliu mill moo that il wan iwcucsnry
to close down tlio mill onu day hint
week.
MrH. ft, V, Itobinnt; who is nil
vimceil in ngu nnd ijuitu heavy, full
one day Iiihi week mul struck the
hack of her neck on a clmir, almost
breaking it.
Mrs. J. W. Grovcr gavo a wool
picking nrly hint Wednueday. Tliu
party wits composed entirely of
elderly hulien and they rexrt a
vury enjoyable linio iih well oh a
vury liuu dinnor.
Minn Laura Nichols caino out
from iMcdford'liist Thursday, where
oho hiiH been staying with her
cousin, Mrs. Jonn Curry, who is
very nick at the borne of her mother,
.Mr. June I'lymitlo.
Cattlo buyers nro thick in this
section of the country. Mr. .Hunt,
of Ashland, and Mr. Harris, of
Oazoll, wore hero last week. Tbe
former went up Little, liutto and
the latter to Trail creek.
Irwin Pool, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. l'ooi, who has been quite sick
with the utoasles, has takon a re
lapse. I am sorry to state, and is
now in a very oritical condition.
Dr. Colo is in sttondanco.
I am requested by Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Brown to tendar, through the
Mkdkoiu) Mail, their sincoro
thanks to their friends for thoir aB
eistanco and sympathy at tho timo
of thoir recent sad boroavemunt.
MesBrp. Ringor and Frank Poolo
are doing some fine cabinet work
here and wo arc glad to hnvo such
men solllo hero. Mr. Ringer is
talking of sending for his family
with a view to locating bore in this
section.
Mrs. David Rail and son, of
Ilumboll county, Calif., who has
been visiting hor mother, Mrs. Geo.
Hockathorn, was unexpectedly
called homo last week. Her broth
er, Jorry Heokathorn, aocompaniod
her. ..
ifcairle Items.
Snow still olght Indies doep.
H. R. Clovolntid,. of Modford, is
liore this woek.
Feed is becoming scarce . in .this
section, especially for swino.
Our pioncor mail carrier and his
assistant,. Mr. Aikon, havo suo
ceedod in gotting tho mail through
on schodule time thus far, notwith
standing tho poor oondition of tho
Don't Rub It In.
ore Throat
Pneumonia
Rheumatism
Bronchitis
Hea'dacha
Bruises
Earache
Neuralgia
Toothache
Burns
Lumbago
Croup
Cuts
Scotch
Remedy
uhvainiuiin iiha tnti Jfystertoui Pain
Curo In their families and prescribe It
In thnlr praottoe. At tlruMtsts, 6
rt.lnMn. T hAftOlLta (ft fLQknOWl-
Mite tlio worm or n Komi
QHcntiy I no n
,t,nl T YinvA lv
tout, and havo found It to b all JW'.ffS
J. H, PUTNAM, M, D Rutland, VI
QPflTPM ttRUFIlV COMPANY
Wciteern Ageny , BAN FRANCISCO
Powder
'Puke
rnmlp. TIhm Ih, perhnpH, tho moHt
dangerous mail route in the county,
In tliu winter, especially, and to be
ablu to mirmouiil all the obstacles
with which tliu carrier comes In
contact, rculrcH it grunt dual of
perHerveronco and lulior,
(''oimiduriibhi Iohh has been huh
lainud by the farmers on the north
sidu of Itoguc river, caused by their
barns being cruiihud by tho heavy
Hiiows. At IuiihI threo-fourths of
lliomi residing in tho Hcction referred
lo, have met with loss on thin ac
count. Tliu large bam belonging
to li, C, (,'olimr'ii, collapsed re
cently, completely ruining a header
belonging to Htucy brotherM.
Coyoles nro becoming a groat
niiifniicn in this section, I liey
iiivenevir before been known to
bo so bold. They urn ruining huvoc
with Htiuill Block chickuiiH, hojH
nnd Kheep. A few evenings ago
they mucin a raid on J. W. Murritt's
Nheep, in the corrall, but fortunately
only killed one. If some method
could be devised to exterminate
thcHu pekU, thoiitfnuds of dollars
would bu saved the stockmen of the
Btiite.
r I't-OIl! I DC I t CIllCUlIO Wolllllll Spt'llkri
I'rof. Itoxn Tvlor, ol Chleiik'o. Vlao-
l'l'unltlonl llliniiln Wotuitn'H Alliltnei),
ill Mienklntf of Cliiiiiiliurliiln'n Coiik'li
lldiui'ily, wiy: "I sulliireil with u c
vin e colt) tliln winter which tlirentar.vU
to run Inlo niieiiiniinln. I tried diU'ei'-
out ri.'meilli'H hill I ituumuil lo ;row
ttoi Bc mul Din inetllelnc upitul my Htom-
neli. A (lienil mlvleil mu U) try Clinm-
liorlitlu'it C'oiik'l) Keineily nnd I foutid II
uiim iileiiniuil to luku and II rellnveil mo
tt I once. I ii in now en ll rely recovered,
mivi'il n doctor's bill, time und sulTurltiK,
uml I will never bo without thin spier.-
I mi'.ilielne nuM". c ur sale by Chits.
Slrtin, druKVlnt,
(ialU Creek IIiiih.
iiy M. H, K.
Frank I.aworence made a trip to
Gold Hill Friday.
George Ifammeisly will move to
Gold Hill Monday.
Burt Dunkin visited with Mr.
Alex Kyle, Sunday.
Clara Oleon was the guest of Miss
Bessie Flippin Thursday.
K. K. Kubli expects to start his
quartz mill to work in a fow days.
Mob Anna Noah was visiting
Miss Stella Olson ono day this
week.
Fred Taylor has a contract for
froinhtina fo.' Mr. Mulkey, who re-
contlv moved hero from Ashland.
Tho children of T. Bucker, T
Uungly, Geo. Taylor and J. Miller,
all of whom have beoti ill with ty
phoid fever, nro improving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Alox Armstrong, of
Gold Hill, have taken up their resi
dence in Mr. Clark's house. Wo
nro pleased to havo them with us.
Tho snow which commenced fall
ing Now Years day, foil to the depth
of 18 inches the first day. It reg
istered five foot at tbe old Klippol
mill, before it ceasod falling.
Beat Out of an Increase of His
Pension.
A Mcxlenn war voterno and prom!'
nunl editor writes: "Soolnir tho adver
tisement of Chnmborlnln's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea ueinedy, I am reminded
that its a soldier in Moxico in '47 and
'IH. 1 contracted Mexican diarrhoea and
this remedy has kept me from gutting
an liioronso In my pension for on overy
renewal u doso of ll restores mo," It Is
uncquiiletl as a quick curo for diarrhoea
and Is ploitsant and Bnfo to take. For
salo ty unns. ctirang, uriiggiBW
Kanes Creek Items'.
IIY SINE DIE.
Mrs. MoDougall spent
days in Medford lately.
several
Mrs. Robert Swluden, who has
boon quite ill with chiokenpox, is
convalescing.
J. It. Mitchell and Mr. Simon
were in Jacksonville on business
one day last week.
Misses Crookett, who have been
tho guests of John mown and lam
ily, are visiting in Medford.
, Chiokonpox is prevalent in this
seolion, and nearly every family
has beon nfflioted. Some of the
patients nro still quite ill.
Tho late heavy rainfall and molt'
ing snow has made an abundance
of water for placer minors, Kanes
oreek was higher than it had beon
sineo 18U2.
ninlng Locations.
J P Mnllacltev and Joaonhtne Child looatcd
Oct 'a, Itwo, a quartz olulm lu Bardlao oroolt
milium dlmritit. .
II J flolili located Jan 1, 1001, n quartz claim
lu Vnots oi'colt dlHtrlot,
HI Ormo InoatodJan 2, 1001, a quart claim
In I'liotH oruok illHlrlut.
11 1' Hokum loimtod Jan 1,1001, a qnnrtz claim
In X'oarl tnlultiK district.
A MuKornhor located Jan 1, 1901, a quarts
claim lu Ponrl district.
A A Uolt u in located Jan 1, 1001, a quuru claim
In samo district.
II J Hrndrc locatod same day, quartz claim
In Maino dlBtrlot.
I) W Pcnco ot nl locatod siuno day, a quartz
claim lu same district,
Real Estate Transfer.
Ali x Ormo In Juhiht fllwixoii, lot il), bllt
il. It It ll'lflitloll 111 AhIiIiiiiiI a
Alux urnm to Jimo Urine, Iota 1 Mill 'i, blk
I, H II IliUllllllM to Aalllllllll
Alrx Oriuii tu .limn (;rini', lot 'I und 5,
llllt I). It It ndllUinri In AHhlfinll
Ali-x ciriiin to .fiinu Ormc, l.'I.OU harm, ace
t ;i7 H, r 'J w
OA I) K It mill IJT Co tu (Ji'ii II '1'lrai,
kw', nl n;j, mm :w, ip ax n, r i w, run.
ihIiiIiik Mi iiiiri-M ,
u n in johui'Ii oi!jitiitrt, kw.'.j or hoc i,
til ill Hi e 'I l. lIlllllHllllliI u'ai
'A II llyilo nt tlx tu I, V llyili:, 1IH.UI uutoH
iii'ii 7, tp W, r l v
Ini'iliil AmlorK'iii lo Kdu ,M Mf,ri)n. Ion, 7
MU, II), II uml II, lill(7(i, Mmir.ml
ICO CIntiiHAii to lliiriimn AlunHifiiKnr, I.',-
100
urn
KO
i
m
iwu
urn
1000
2000
i
mho 7, tp M h, r 4 w, nt.o liititri'it In
din-li uml wiitiir known im llrliliiu l'olnt
Oo'llllltllll
J (1 Vim Uykn to Mury Vim liykif.SI iicriiH
In town or Mmiroril, lovn nnil iiffoctlon
T I' li'lintliiy to I, Wiitoruimi, 1 ucru, tp ,'lt)
Hi r i o ., ,,
lloiillii (ll'ij lo JllM jlllltlHOII, M UVTI'A, Kl-C
in, ip im, r I ii i iiiho mn 'i il on onmito
NLtllirt, AHlllllllll
H M Kliy to Kiln M llowluuil, KO uoroa,
mic yil, tp 117 h, r 'J w
Win I' It Wood lo MiikkIu I. Trcxulur,
norm nil li i t i,l , hh !, mid l, lilk 8,
I'urk mlilltliin to Mmiroril
(i 1, DitviH to C it Corwln, proiiorty In. .
McMllord
Win I, Miller lo Kolit I. Miller. Lionel It,
ol d I 13. 117. In 117 M. r '1 w
U W Kox to Wliuihi II Kox and tiunlinnd,
nun i unu at oik u, k it unillllon lo Anil
Imid 174
U II HndrnwH to Mny nnd Limit Klllolt
InlH vil, 'i itnd 'i-'it bl k N, It It addition
lo AHlllllllll ....
0 M DinnoriiHt 10 Illnu DiiuIiiIiioii, nnil
imuruMl in iuiirl. o.ulm, m:c Z7, tp -a, r
4 w
Mnry Hpurri.'ll to Win Woodhnm. II oitiim
ill nr.-c ib, ip i ii, r.wu, in union i.ouuty
iiImo lotn 4 uml r,, hlk I), In LuHtllH, Or,
ulnolrfl uuruN In u(i Hi, tp :1 h, i -I w lu
Juiiknoii County
(ilnrlouH News
Comes from Dr. D. B. Citririlu, of Wnsh
liu, I. T. Me .writes: "Kuur bottles
of Kleetrlo Hitters has cured Airs.
lirower of terofulu, wbieh liud cutued
hur ifrviii suirorniir for years. Terrible
soiea would break out on her huitd itnd
face, and the beat doctors could give
no belli: bul her cure is now cmniilulo
and her health Is excellent." This
shows whal thousands havo proved
Mini IMcclric Millers Is the bcsl Mood
purifier ever known. It's iho supremo
remedy for eczema, totter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils nnd running sores. It
sliiniilutes liver, kidneys and bowels,
uxpcla poison, helps diueslion, builds
til) lliu slreii;ll), (Jnly 6U cenl". bold
by Clnm. Strum;, dru'uist.
In I'robate Court.
In Iho mnttor ofoliito of Jon rioldnworlliy.
dtirunnt'd ; oritur coiillrmliik n.ilo of runt irnliito.
In lliu innttLT ol tin' cntnto ol Ailrou t.urtor.
lU'cuiini'd ; order continuing lumrlni of putlilou
lo ni'll rcul t'Hlulu; C'ltitlnulnii lo l-rti IlKll.
n lliu 'milter of atnto of J o InliOMin. dc-
ouunud; order conllrinlnK sale of real estate.
In tnullur ol ciuiito nna uuntomiMliln or ;or
della Heuior; ordoroppolnlluiiClirlblloa Kculer
guiirdlun.
In tlic matter of the last will and testament
of Itolil Taylor, deceased; order Hdmlttlnir will
lourobate una aoDoituiDii Louisa r. ruyinr.es.
ccuttlx and HT boniccr, H J fallow aud Geo
Uunn atiliralHors
in me mailer oiiiusnnansnipoi Ktta iisod,
Mttlvlu WiIroii. llenrv WUaonuadNora Wilson:
report ol ifuardlun approved.
fn multor of tho eslulo of A I, rtoulor, dc.
coused ; order Hull the llnal account sod stale
moot bo approved and roslduo be paid and
transferred lo distributee and executor be dl.
cbatsed .
in ruallorormiaraiansnino! I'ruaeoce waixer.
ordor that citation tsaued to Prudence Walker,
requiring her to appear Wednesday, Jan so,
11)01, ahuw oaust why W T York should bo ap
noiiiied ffuardian of the said Dor son and real
eauto of I'rudonce Walker.
Cut this out and take It to Chas.
Strang's drug store and got a free sample
of Chntnberlnln's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets, the best physio. They also
curo disorders of tbe stomach, bilious
ness and boaducbe.
Circuit Court.
nno rhurohman. vuardlan of Florence O Mc
Carthy, nLL Love, Sarah Love and Mar H
Chlldera; suit lo loreclose morlgagu.
A Fine Dlatlnctlon.
A young down trjjvn drug clerk who
had beard the story of the colored wo
tun n who hud naked for flesh colored
court plaster ttud was given black by
the obserrnnt dealer stored tbe Inci
dent awny lu his mental dust box aud
decided to usu It at the first opportu
nity. He had not long to wait, tar a
few nlghtA ago a comely colored girl
stepped Into the store where bo was
employed. "Ab wants some cou't plas
ter." she said.
"Wbnt.colorV" Inquired tho clerk,
with affected nonchalance
"Flesh culluh, sab."
Trembling In his shoes and keeping
within enny reach of a heavy pestle,
tho clerk handed the woman a box of
blnck court plaster, and be was sur
prised at tho time that tbe situation af
forded so little humor. Tho woman
opened tho box with a dclllieratlon that
was ominous, but sbc was unruffled
wben she noted tho color of the con
tents. "Ab guess yo' mus' a-mlsundorntood
uioh onlnh. Ab asked fob flesh cullnh.
and yo' done give we skin cullali."
Tho drug clerk Is still a little dazed
from tlio encounter, aud he bas firmly
resolved to subject overy Joke to rigid
laboratory test hereafter before using.
Pittsburg News.
Time to OH Up.
Like every other complex machine, the human body has its
periods for repair. Sleep is Nature's time for rest, when the"
repair shops or the brain make good the damage of the waking
hours. The man who cannot sleep, or who suffers from headache,
nervousness, lost appetite, indigestion, heart trouble or pain, is
running with a hot box. Give the tired brain and worn-out
nerves a chance to rest. Stopl. It is time to oil up.
"I Buffered from headache, nervousness nnd a general
run-down condition. It was almost impossible for me to
sleep at night and my health became so poor that I oould .
ij perform the lightest work only with the greatest difficulty..
I began taking Dr. Mllos' Nervine and bofore the flint bottle "
was gone could see an improvemot. I was able to get a good '
eloopt at night, and grow stondlly stronger undor the treat
moat until I was cured." O. E. Hackett, Greene, N. Y.
D. Miles9 Nervine
feeds nnd-rests the weary brain and weakened nerves. It
gives zest to tho appct,'", atimuJutcs digestion, increases
circulation and restore health to body and mind,
old by drug Ists on .luarantoo. r. Mn,i.e AIedicai, Co., Elkhart, Ind.
CHEROKEE mwdm
Charming Indian Maidens Who Are
Weli fiducatcl.
Some of Tlinn Aro Nnl Only f'oasoasod
of (Jfum Iti'itut-' flut Aro Cirnoa
rul nnil Itillmil Tho
"Sijunw" Men,
Long and pnlnst.ilting Investigation
by the experts of llie United H talcs
Ifoveriiment, just eorniileleil, shows
Unit It Is lo the Indian girl the world
may huve to look tor the development
of her rnee. .
A too general Impression regarding
an Iniiiiiii frlrl of to-day Is thntalieis
an unkempt, coarse appearing crea
ture, with none fif the relliienit'iit ehar
ncterlatle of the white woman and a
general lendcncy toward ilegrudiHion.
Il has seemed to be almost impossible
to divorce the Indian girl from the
Idea obtained through familiarity
with Die story book squaw of other
tltfiya or the impression given by the
beryvMed Indian women one sees loung
ing about the stations of the rail
ways through New Mexico and Ari
zona. It Ik true Hint, the majority of In
dian girls have black hair and black
eyivt, but it Ik equally correct to say
that there are many perfect blonds
among them, with roselcaf complex
lona that a city hrcil woman would
envy them from the Ix-ltoni of her
heart. Again, the complexion of the
Indian brunette is not nitiddy, but as
clear and delicate ar one would expect
(n a woman who had led the ordinary
life of chilijKition.
As a matter of fact, a proportion of
the full-blood Cherokee girls of to
day would be thoroughly at home in
society and an ornament thereto.
They are almost always of fine figure
ami graceful carriage, the only partic
ularly noticeable feature that- per
haps detracts in a measure from their
good look being the high cheek bones
Unit are apparent in even the six
teenth blood Indian. The voice of the
Indian girl is never hoarse or coarso,
but low und musical
The nverage Indian girl of 19 to-day
is possessed of a good education. To
be sure, she is not n graduate of an
eastern femnle college, but she has
had ample opportunity to learn, and
hns generally taken every advantage
of the chance thus afforded her. It Is
no exaggeration to nay that it is often
very dilllcult to distinguish one of
these Indian girls who hns married a
white man from the white woman by
whom she may perhaps be standing.
During the last quarter of a cen
tury tbe number of white men who
have mnrricd girls belonging to the
five civilized tribes has been astonish
ing. It must be remembered that a
white man who marries an Indian girl
Is generally adopted into the tribe to
which his wife belongs, and thereupon
receives many of the privileges of the
otJier members. Some people call
these whites "squaw" men, but, juat
the same, they are among the best cit
izens of tbe nation. Boston Herald.
Rope for Qovcromint Shlpa.
Nearly all the rope used by the Unit
ed States navy is manufactured in the
government ropewalk at the Charles
ton navy yard. The plant has just been
thoroughly overhauled nnd electrical
motive iKiwer has been installed there.
At the time tt the outbrenl: of the
Spanish war the government ropewnlk
had been nllowed to deteriortte nnd
the navy department was ob!:gt! to
buy large quantities of supplies out
side, but the improvements made
since then, at a cost of over $100,000,
hnve so increased the capacity, of the
plant that it is now one of the largest
lu the world. '
Hydrophobia has brokon out among
tho dogs of the Yukon. Great-uneasiness
is felt for feu the disease will
spread, for should it do so there will be
a serious tio-up in trafQo as dogs are
the only present means of transporta
tion. Martin Costello's 13-year-old sop,
while hunting, was shot at Fairbank,
Ariz. The little fellow hod been ont
with boy friends and was standing with
a rifle against his breast, when it was
discharged, sonding the bullet throngh
his body, and killing him instantly.
The fathor of the boy is a weU.Jcnci.wn
took and mining man, and the wealth
iest man in Cochiso country.
A rural free delivery will be estab
lished at Halsoy, Linn county, Or.,
February IS.
an
esv
There Is no poison so highly contagion:
so deccp'.ive and so destructive. Don't bi
too sure you are cured because all external
signs of the disease huve disappeared, anr
tlic doctor says you are well. Many per
sons have been dosed with Mercury am
Potash for mouths or years, nnd pro
nouueed cured to realize when too lat'
that the disease was only covered up
Uko Bogots UUo. 8dX"eftXai
out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi.
cation find those nearest and dearest tc
them have been infected by this loath
some disease, for no other poison is sc
surely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often n bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe shin" disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
inBeCariy Tho S,n of tha
life, for it remains smoldering in the sys
tem forever, unless properly treated an J
driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
it docs this so thoroughly and effectually
that there is never a-return of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards.
cures lniagious ttlood
Poison in any and all
stages; contains no
mineral to break down
your constitution ; it is
Eurely vegetable and the only blood puri
er known that cleanses the blood and
at the same time builds up tbe general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc
tive ever issued; it not only tells ail
about this disease, but also how to core
yourself at home. It is free and should
be in the hands of everyone seeking a
cure. Send for it
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
. ENJOYS A GOOD CIGAR.
There la No Mcama of Dlaconcerf tntf
tbe Girl Who Slta In
Siuokera' Seata.
Men who wish to enjoy a smoke when
coming downtown after breakfast aro
often "put- out" by the feminine pa
tronA of the street cars who persist' in
getting in the seats- reserved for smok
ers, even, though the rest of the car may
be empty. One sufferer from this pro
pensity on the part of the fair sex de
clared the other lay that the only
way to cure them of the habit was
to smoke them out, says the Chicago
Chronicle. The young man took his
place on one of the seats. cigar im
mouth. At Loomis street a young
woman and escort entered the car.!
Many vacant seats were ahead, but she
calmly took a seat beside the afore-
ssld smoker. The escort clung to the
strap and chatted ig small talk. "Bera
is my chance," thought the smoker.'
Instantly there issued from his Iipaj
enough 6moke to remind one of the
power-house smokestack. Tbe move
ment of the car blew It all in her face.
Looking up at her escort she rsaid
eweetly: .'.-
"I'm in a smokeT's seatain'i 17- Ho
agreed. The smoker wasfoverjoyed.
felt that he was doing a kindness-tolll
puffers of the weed.
"She's weakening," he thought, "and
sJiell move in a moment.' !
Still she sat. Tbe smoker puffed and
puffed till he was nearly black in tha
face. r v I
"Do you know," she suddenly nid to
her escort, "I do love the odor of a good
cigar?" with a cruel emphasis on the
word "good." r
The puffing ceased and the puffer
kept his eyes on the floor as she left the
car.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Southern California.
Rotable among tbe pleasnres aflorded by the
Shasta Route Is the winter trip to Southern
Callforaln and Arizona. Reneved acquaintance
with this section will ever develop fresh points
of Interest and added touroes of enjoyment,
under Its sunny skies, In tho variety ol Us in
dustries, In its proliflo vegetation and among
Its numberless resorts of moun tain, shore, val
ley and plain.
The two dally Shasta trains from Portland to
California have been recently equipped with
the most approved pattern of standard and
tourist sleeping cars, but tbe low rates of fare
will still continue tn effeot.
Illustrated guides to the winter resorts of
California and Arizona may be bad on ajppltca.
Hon to C. H. MAIIKUAM, Q. P. A
fortland, Oregon,
'Wheeler & Wilson Leads 'em all.
There is not a sewing machine on the
market so deservedly popular as is the
Wheeler & Wilson. It hns no super
iors and its equals are so scattering as
never to have been definitely located.
The Wheeler & Wilson h6. a rotating
shuttle, which is a great improvement
over the shuttle formerly In use by It
and now used by other machines. The
Wheeler Sc Wilson is a machine that
sells upon its merits and so sure are the
manufacturers of these merits selling
the mnohiuos that they are always anx
ious to have parties take them on trial.
John F. White is agent for these ma
chines in Medford. He wants you to
call upon him before you buy. .
Meeting of Stockholders.
JNOtloe Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Jackson Oounty bank will be
held at the oflioe o( said bank at four
o'clock p. m., Saturday, Feb. 2 1001, or
the purpose of electing dlreotors and
the transaction of any other business
that may come betore thorn.
H. L. Gilkey, Sec'y,
January 2, 1001,
Davis v-
Sewing Machines
Have boen
known foe
, more tlniti
30.years aa
the hand
somest i n .
design and
finish oj
cabinet
work, tha
highest grade in quality of
material and workmanship,
the easiest running, and
above all the most durable
Sewing Machine made.
The New BALL BEAR
ING STAND is a valuable
Improvement in light run
ning and long wear.
JOHN F. WHITE
MEDFORD. Agent.
BUTLER.
...JEWELER
Watch Repairing
Some Reasons
Why You Utouldintist on Having
EUREKA HARNESS OIL
Uneaualed by any other.
Renders hard leather soft. -Especially
prepared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness
An excellent preservative.
Seduces cost of your harness,
ever burns the leather J its
Efficiency is increased.
tecures best service. ' ...
titches kept from breaking.
Oil
s sold in all i :
Localitiea. Mdbr .
Scaadard Oil Ceaafwar.
SO HEARS' ?
EXPERIENCE
Tradc Marks
Designs -Copyrights
4c
Anyone lending a sketch and description may
ntiirtki utwrtAin onr oolnton tn whet bar an
Invention 1b probably patentable. Commnalc.
tioiia strictly oonfldential. Hand book on PaUmta
sent lira. u:ue tuiBiiCJ ivi ntniutiiamiii
r&tenu lasea larouanaiunii w. nmm
rpecxai none. jninotH enanre. in ut
$cknWic American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly.
, Tjinreat d
. Tenna, $3
1 newsdealer
Taamet dr -
culatlon of any Bdentltle Journal. Tenna, $3 a
year: foarmontns.
i. DOia ay ail nflWBaeaiera.
M NNCD.36tBro.,,
New York
acton, D.C.
Branch Office, 625 F BU yaahlnston, 1
D. I. D AY
House, Sign & Carriage Painter
Gralner, Paper-HanRer and Calcimine
a GET
my prices before making your contract.
Satisfaction duarantee
A postal card receives prompt attention
' i - JIEDPOItD
J. R. Harden, Pro?,
Shop on Seventh street, opposite
Union Livery Stables.
SHAVING 10.
HAIR CUTTING 25
Give me a trial and you will coma
again. . .' . -
Help Galveston's Homeless,
And at the same time get a large, 000
page history of the Hood, full of photo
graphs taken on the spot. Other agents
moy offer books of this kind, but I have
the only one the prollts of which will
be shared with -tho flood sufferers; It 1
also the largest und boBt book pub
lished. Hold your order until you havti
seen my books.
R, A. Caiiteh, Agent.
Opposite
HotjfKut.
i