OUR COUNTY ...
Correspondents
JucliHon vlllo Mews.
T). 11. Koaino, or Medford, wnfl In
J auttHuiivilto V0d11und11y,
C, L. Muiigum, of Omnia I'ubb,
spent I'rlduy in our olty. ,
J. 8. Million, of Ashland, spont
Wadnonday in our city,
Mr. and Mm. Cluronuo Roamo,
of Oold Hill, visited Mrs. W. M,
Colvig lust week.
Dr. John Router loft JtolcBon
villa Saturday evening for Portland,
where bo will looate,
Jolin Broad, of ForoHt oreuk, ond
J. L. Woo'.rldgo, of Kubli, visited
Jacksonville Thurcdny.
Mr. and Mr". Thou. (Jamoron and
John A. Hnyi-i roiuruud homo from
Portland Htinduy morning.
Mi km Cunlrnl), of Applogalo, nnd
Frank Towno, of Phoenix, spent
Saturday at tho oounly scat.
David JnokB, of Monterey, Calif.,
mid (J. J. Page, of rJootts River,
Oulif., were in the oily Tuesday.
J. W. Wlllnli. of Denver, and 0.
C. Millur and II. W. Clark, of Port
land, wero in Jacksonville Friday.
Mrs. A. M. Borry, who has been
viiiting her daughter, Mrs. Alloo
Kiuo, at Ashland, has returned
liy;no.
Mrs. Win. Broad ii quilo ill at
her homo in thin city, with orysipo
las. Dr. Kiblnson in tho attending
phyHielun.
Rev. S. H. Jonoe, who lias been
in California for the past two weeks
upon btntinfisa, returned to this olty
lust Thursday.
A, D. Holinan, O. V. Hillings and
T. J. Karloiv, of Ashlund, wero bore
Tuesday upon business conneoted
with tho probate court.
Hon. K. I). Poudray, who lived
in Jaoksonvillo in formor days, and
who is now a resident of Phoenix,
spent Tuesday in town.
A game of basoball was played
here last Sunday between the Med
io: d and Kagle Point teams. The
score stood 1U to Q, in favor of Med
ford. A large and substantial grand
atand baa boon ereoted on tbe base
ball grounds in Jaoksonvillo. It
will aooommodate between 600 and
COO peoplo.
Following tho lodge work at the
regular mooting of tho Unitod Arti
sans last Wednesday ovoning, a
vorv oniovablo ontertulnmont wns
given under tho management of a
oommitteo of gentlemen of which
Dr. J. W. Robinson wns chairman
A short program was rondorcd, con
eialing of vocal and instrumental
mimic, select reading, cake walk.
i w. A fnlondid lunch was served
iii tin- ilining hall, to which about
fifty people did ample justice.
HAIR
So many
Ecrsons
avc hair
i s
rn
nnd dull.
tP.V'k0.";
the reason? Hair
needs help just as
anything else does at
times. The roots re
quire feeding. When
hair stops growing it
loses
its lus
ter. It
looks
dead.
acts almost instantly
on such hair. It
awakens new life in
the hair bulbs. The
effect Is astonishing.
Your hair grows, be
comes thicker, and all
dandruff is removed.
And the original
color of early fife is
restored to faded or
gray hair. This is
always the case.
11,00 bottle. All druggists.
"I hnvo used Ayor'n llnlr Vigor,
and nm roully nstonlshud at tho
iroml It Iras ilono In kooiilng my
Irnlr from oomllift out, It Is tho
hunt tnnlo I lmvo tried, and I
hall continue to roaoniuuinu It to
my frloiiUH."
' , MATTIIC IIOI.T,
Bopt. M, 1808, llurllngton, N. 0.
If Ton do not obtain nil tho biuinntl
you cjtnnctoil from tho uin of tho llalr
Vigor, wrlto tlio Diwtor ntiolll It.
D. J. 0. AYJOll, Lowoll, Mail.
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Mrlflhi Creek Items.
Mr. Morrlnon has lioughl tho
IciiKO on the Nuylor place" until full.
Tho fiinnors liuvo begun haying
and thero seeniH to bo an excellent
ClO).
Mias LI..lo Ferguson visited
friends hero last Friday and Satur
day. Mrs, N. II. Sponoor, who Is vln
Ring her parents in California, is
expected homo soon,
Chas. IWiand and family,. ol
Bulto oroek, oamo over to visit his
futhor and family last week,
Miss Eva Sollsa has returned
from Crescent City, Calif, where
she has been for ecvoral months,
Chas. True, who Is nflliclod with
rheumatism, Is Improving. Dr. E.
III. Pickol is the attending physician.
Tho Entorpriso school, which has
boon taught by Miss Anna Jeffrey,
closed with an entertainment lust
Friday night, Much interest was
taken in tho closing exercises as
(hi re was a graduating olasB of six
to reeuivo diplomas. This is the
first tlmo in the history of this
school that a class has graduated
from tho eighth grade. Four of tho
pupils, Lora Hockorsmllh, Bessio
Stephonfon, Dufrorn Bonar and Jas.
Speiui ', are from this district and
tho oth'T 1 wo, J union Martin and
Ernest Su.i'.b, are from tho Inde
pendence district but complotcd
their examinations at this place.
Tho house had been beautifully
decorated with rosoB and vinos.
Friends oamo from different parts
of tho county and long beforo tho
exercises commenced 1110 House was
orowded to its utmost cupuoily, and
largo numbers wero compelled to
remain on tho outside. The oIobb
motto was ''All Must Work Who
Reach tho Top." The olass oolors
were wmie anu lavenuer.
A CJood Cough Medlcne.
11 annaka wnll for Chainborlaln's
Cough Itomodj when druggists uw it
In tbulr own Minnies in prcieronco w
acy otlmr. "I liavo sold Chamberlain's
Cough Kotnody for Urn past Ovo years
with complete satisfaction to myself
and cuslomors," says Druggist J. Gold
smith, Van Ktton, N. Y. "I havo al
ways used It In my own family both for
ordinary coughs and colds and fur tbe
oough following la grippe, and find It
Tory enloacloua." tror saie oy woes.
Strang, druggist.
Meadow Items.
Clnronro Prock wont to Mcdford
Tuesday on business.
Wilford Gardner, of AsboBtos,
visited hiB pnrenta Sunday.
Chas. Pomeiov and Wrn. May-
flcld were in Gold Hill Saturday.
I. J. Chapman and daughter
Bertha, visited in Ashland 1 burs
day. Mr. Chapman and family, of
Beagle, spent Sunday in Spike
nard.
The heavy froat of IiibI week did
a great deal ol damage to the gar
dens.
Miss Lizzio Mayflcld visited
friends near Winter Saturday and
Sunday.
Mibhcs Mattio and Allio Carter
made Medford a business visit
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs- Wm. Mayfiold
mado Gold Hill a business visit
Thursday.
Mr. Caton, who visited friendB
near Phoenix last week, returned
homo Sunday.
Georgo Lawronco, who has been
in tho valley lor some tune, has ro
turned home.
U. Carter and dauehtor. of Wi
mer. visited wm. aiaynoiu ami
family Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. Wolch and dauehtor,
Mrs. Curt Prock visited friends in
Control Point last week.
Joseph Mayfiold, who lias boon
n Eastorn Oregon looking after
his property, returned homo Mon
day.' . ..
Mrs. L. Bollo, who litis been visit
ing hor son, Milo Caton, and fam
ily, of Wellon, returned homo Sun
day. L. L. Lovo wont to Medford Fri
day after a load of lurnituro for
Mrs. Clark, recently irom wapa
City, Calif. , , .
Mrs. Polk Hull and son, Ola, re
turned homo from Ashland last
week, whore Ola has boon attend
ing tho Ashland normal.
L. L. Love went to Jacksonville
Monday. Ho will be accompanied
home by Judge Hanna, who comes
up to look ofter his property. "
Mr. Reed, of Medford, the min
ing man, was up Sunday, looking
aftor tho interest, of his Cinnabar
mino. Thoy now have tho shaft
Blink ninety foot. . Thoy intend
sinking tho shaft ono hundred foot.
Your Face
Shown llio ttato of your footings and tho stnto
ill your honlth ns woll, Impuro ulood mokes
ltsoirniiporontlniuiulo nad sallow oorapli il .o,
plniplon and Hit In oruptlons. If you aro tooling
woalt ond wora out and do not havo a hoalthy
apponranoo, you should try Acltor's Ulood
F.I Ixlr. It ouros all blood dlsonsos whoro ohoop
Sarsaparlllas and o called purltlors fall i ltuow.
lng tills, wo soil ovory bottlo on a poslttvo
guaraateo. Sold by Ohas. Strang, druggist.
DR. DARRIN
Has Concluded to Remain in Med
ford Until July 28th.
Owing to the Many Patients Received the Past Month, this Em
inent Physician Has Been Compelled to Remain.
During tho past month Dr. Darrln has
made a great furor among the afllloted
of Ihls vicinity. His offices have been
orowded nlgbtand day, and phenomenal
eures bave been reported, muktng it
nuoodsary for him to remain unotbor
mouth. The opportunity to consult this
eminent physician should not bo lost.
Dr. Darrln has practiced ln-4Jarls,
London, New York, Hsn Krunolsco and
I'ortlund, and while abroad discovered
certain remcdlus for many of tho most
dreaded dlcanos and his treatment af
thorn gives entire satisfaction.
Numerous testimonials bavenppoarcd
In this paper during tho puat low weeks
from those who thought they owed it to
the doctor, us well as hundreds of llko
snlTurorwt to speak of the good woik
that hud been done for thorn,
Muny of those are well known to the
editor, having been cured whon the
doctor wus hero two and four years ago,
when wo bocaino favorably Impressed
with his good work.
Few doctors havo had such a largo
praotlcon ihls' physician, who Is vis
ited by tc.i uu of people ovorywhoro he
slops, acd It Is well to nolo tbut the
dootur is not out for money ulono, as is
provi'd by numerous cases of poor peo
ple ho has cured, who are unable to
pay for the restoration of their health.
The doctor owes his groat success
purtly to tho mysterious powers of oloc
trietly, in which ho hits become so woll
vorsvil. Elootrlolty " tho wonder of
tho ngo, end tho m! of treatment is
the aomo of pcrfeirti'ui. It penetratoe
tho secret ambii-li uf disease ana ex
t.rmlnntiia It. tout and branch, forever.
It rittnnvus llio wroloheu symptoms oi
InntliMima maladies and averts their
droadful effects. It ouros many of the
most hopeless cases and relluvos paina
Hint flvurv known remedy failed in, and
ean bo substantiated by tho evidence of
hundreds who havo OCBII curuu uy or.
Darrln. We could say more, which we
fiutl l duo tho doctor, did spneo permit,
We give below another long listof cures
the doctor has performed the past month,
all o( whom wo know personally:
POSTMASTER MERRIMAN TELLS
HOW HIS WIPE WAS CURED
BY DR. DARRIN.
Nntinlnv Dr. Dsrrln's advent in Med
ford, I think It no moro than right to
tell the publio wnat no am lor my who
two years ago' For about six years my
wllo bad a irouniesome rrn ui uo
bead, whloh resLltcd In bronchitis and
asthma. All previous attempts atoure
proved futile Dr. Darrln cured her of
the above montloned troubles la about
three months. I am glad to give this
card In justice to Dr. Darrln as well as
tho good It may do the publio. Refor
anyone to me or my wife.
Geo. i Mbiiimman, P. M.
A MEDFORD MAN COMMENDS DR.
DARRIN.
To tho Editor: Fur 7 or 8 years I
have been troubled with catui'rh, in
soinnia, numbness and rheumatism In
my ,. at times I could not rnle my
foot to walk upHlulis. I was greatly
worried over my condition. My caturrh
is rapidly gutting woll, I can now sleep
an well as over and tho pain and numb
ness is about gone. I re.sldo in .Mod
ford, ond can do referred to by letter or
in person. I most "heartily uommond
Dr. Darrln to tho public.
J. A. Lyon.
DEAFNESS CURED IN TWENTY
MINUTES,
To tho. Editor: For years I havo
beon totally doaf In ono car. Dr. Dar
rln cured mo in 20 minutes; Ho also
cured my daughter of in named and
granulated oyoB, and greatly bonefltcd
hor in other ways. 1 nm also nearly
cured of rheumatism nnd numbness of
ray limb. Rulor anyone to me by loiter
to Central Point or to mo In person.
Mils. E. J. Rohkrts. .
MRS. NOE GLAD SHE CALLED ON
DR. DARRIN.
To tho Editor: For rnoro than 80
years I have boon gradually growing
deuf. Dr. Darrin cured mo. Refer
your readers to me at Rook Point, Or.
I am glad I called on Dr. Darrin,
tliouuu I met with opposition from
skoptioal people Dr. Darrln la all ho
claims. Mils. Mahy F, Nob.
AN EYE TROUBLE CURED.
To the Editor: Number mo among
tho oured. For many years I have beeu
greatly nftllotod with inflamed and
granulatod eyelids. Through Dr. Dar
rln'e cicatrical and ether treatment I
am oured, and gladly add ray name.
MRS. MINNIB MAHOLLAND.
Brownsboro- Items. :
; BY REUBCCA.
The usual summer rush to the
mountains is already being inaug
urated. Manyfmen. are bringing their
families with them and together
are camping out during tho sum
mor while the men aro working
along the ditch lino.;
John Cook, late from Washing
ton,, having tradod for Mrs. Mo
Forren's proporty on Salt creek,
lias takon possession of tho same,
while Mrs. MoPorron and family
moved out toward tho valloy Tuos
day. ,
Tho pooplo of South Butto aro
again coming to tho front with a
gonoral celebration on our national
holiday. A good time is assured
' and all are cordially invited to par
WONDERFUL CURE
Of a German Editor of Obstinate
Deafness. .
(Portland "Frelo Prssse.")
The lack or Inn of ono of tho five
human Bcnue Isolates a patient thus
unilotcd -.I'luly from tbo world as
If ho wi. i.unlshed to a lone Island.
What em! location can bring us the so
ciety of our best friends and acquaint
ances if their voices do net roach our
ear or if, Instead of it, we are only
conscious of an Indistinct murmur?
With the loss of hearing nil joy and
pleasure dies within us, most so in tbe
domcstio relations and family life. Tbe
song of our children sounds from their
Hps but does not roach our heart, their
thanks anu prayers are an empty souna.
No birds sing In tho branches for us;
no sound of tho whole nature reaches
our ear a feeling of sorrow and despair
nils our near i. ii manes no auiurenco
if our Buffering Is duo to an obstinate
cold or to other causes.
To give our rcadors a case, tho most
convincing because taken from the
circle of our nearest acquaintances, we
refor to Mr. I. .1. Kern, who suffered
five years ao fmrn a deafness so obsti
nate that hls'inii.d bosun to suffer. Mr.
Kern was at tbut time editor of tho
-'Nnchrichten and Froie Presso," and
the loss of hearing and tbe cons tun t
noise In his oars proved a great obstacle
In his business. Dr. Darrin cured bim
by olevor treutmeot, and the evil has
never returned.
Postmaster C. M. Ruch, of Ruoh,
Oregon, writes: "About twelve years
ago 1 commenced to notice my bearing
was failing. At timoi I was quite deal,
Ringing nolsos In ray head was almost
unboarablo. Dr. Darrln curod me of
both afmolions June 7, 1901, with one
treatment of about two hours."
Miss Bottle Snow, Edison, Wash
crosseyed since two years old : cured in
one minute. Tbe following names will
so far to substantiate the doctor's skill
In Miss Snow's case. Tho operation is
nalnloss.
We, the undersigned, have known
Miss Bottie Snow all her life, and know
of hor eyes being crossed, and that she
was successfully cured Dy ur. unnin
Rav. R. Z. Fahs. Excelsior. Wash.
Rv. GtORtiK Buzzsllb, Eclisoo, Wash.
W. J. McDonnsi.l. postmaster. Edison
W. B. Ciiahbkrlain, Chief of Police,
Edison, Wash.
A. 0. Harris, druggist, Edison, Wash.
D. 0. Smith, Edison, Wash.
I. W. Hard, jeweler, Edison, Wash.
Mrs. P. Haves' daughter, southwest
cornor 20 and Marshall street, Portland,
goltro (large neck) for years, cured
with electricity alone.
A. J. Armstrong. Ill) Third St., Port
land, varicocele of veurs duration, cukoJ
7 years ago by a slight operation.
R. u. cook, fortiana, stricture ,.i tn.;
urethra, cured after five doctors fn:t :
to cure him.
W. W.TIinmnaon. Vancouver. W
an enormous hydrocele, cured 6 i
ago.
Mrs. Abhio Wareham, Monta.illa,
Ore., epilepsy 26 years, cured by elec
tricity and medicine 10 years ago, and
never had a return of the i-ymptoms.
Dr. Darrln's Place of Business.
Dr. Darrln gives free examination to
nil, and when necessary gives mediclnos
in connection with electricity. The
poor treated free from 10 to 11 daily,
excepl uiodlolne9. Those willing to pay,
10 to 5; ovenlngs, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10
a. m. to 8 p. m.
Donfncss, catarrh, eye, nose and
throat, heart, liver, stomach, lung trou
hles, errors of youth, blood taints, gleet,
tm potency, varicocele; hydrocalo, stric
ture and croaseyes a specialty. All
chronio male and femnlo and private
diseases treated at (5 a week, or in that
proportion of time, as tbe easo may re
quire. No eases published except by
permission of the patli-n t. All business
relations with Dr. Dm rin strictly confi
dential. Letters of inquiry answered.
Circulars aud question blanks seot free.
Patients unable to visit Dr. Darrin
during the wook, can do so on Sunday,
from 10 a. m. to 8 p. in .
Dr. Darrln will devoto July 1st. nnd
2nd. to spcolal work, nnd on those days
will opornte on cross eyes, tumors, vnr
lcooelo, hydrocele, strictures and cir
cumcision. Patients doslring these
diseases treated must arrange with the
doctor a few dajB in advanee of those
dates.
tioipate in the general pleasures of
the day.
' Miss Madge Wright, . of Big
Butte, in company with Mr. Geo.
Cottrel, of Roxy Ann precinct,
called last Tuesday while on their
way to Medford where they wore
married. They have tho beBt
wishes of their many friends. for
future happiness and success.
A Terrible Explosion .
"Of a gasoline Btove burned a lady here
frightfully," writes N. E. Palmer, of
Kirkman, la. "Tho best doctors
couldn't heal the running soro that
followed, but Bucklen's Arnloa Salve
entirely oured her." Infalllbo for cuts,
oorna, sores, bolla, bruises, Bkin dls
onsoa and piles. 25o at Ohas. Strang's.
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TAULKTS ARE
sold on a poititlvo gunrantoo. euros heart
burn, raising of llio food, distress nttor eating
or any form of dyspepsia. Ono llttlo tanlot
gives Immediate roltef, 25 ots. and 60 oonts
Hold by Ohas. Strang, druggist.
gSIEARNS'
BALL BEARING
Lawn Mowers
Easiest running and
most serviceable
GARDEN HOSE
LAWN SPRINKLERS
H. E. Boyden,
Hardware
Medford,
V UK t ' 1
Location
I am now located In the I. J. Phipps building, next door to W.
H. Meeker & Co.'s store. I have a large stock of shoes, genta'
famishing goods, etc., which I am selling i-t very reasonable
prices. When la need of anything In my lino give me a call
1ff1r?.rotr!Flr?1r?lr?FFlr?lr?tr?lrW
T. H. MOORE,
Dealer in .
Dry Goods, Shoes, Proprietary
Medicines, Druggists' Sundries
Central Point Items.
Wesley Birdsey, of Rook Point,
spent Monday in our city.
T. K. Kelsoe, of Butte creek,
spent a day here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Newton, of
Hornbrook,- are visiting relatives
hero.
Hon. S. M. Nealon, of Sams Val 1
ley, was in town several days th
past week.
Elder Suminrrville held the quar
terly meeting of the M. E. Cburcl
here Sunday.
Mm. Lawrence Cardwell, of Har
rison Gulch, Calif , is visiting rela
tives of this place.
Misses Roberts and Mamie Rip
pey ore teaching school in the up
per Butte creek country.
Miss Norah Sydow attended the
commencement exercises at the
Achland normal last week.
P. L. Simpkins and wife, of
Woodville, spent a couple of days
here this week, with relatives:
Mrs. James Hopwood and daugh
ter, Miss Wilma, of Hornbrook, vis'
: ited here a few days last week.
P nilann Vina l,!tt nAU' rsiilnnfn
: lmost completed .111(1 will occupy
w t . . ' f
. the 8ame wlt" UIS ' inllly 111 a ew
Mrs. Mary Gri
U-it Saturday
irro she goes to
,?i Mrs. W. T.
for Butte creek, w
visit her daug:.
Grieve.
Win. J. Olwell and family of
Davenport, Wash., arrived here
Thursday ond will spend a few
weeks with relatives.
There will be a citizens' meeting
held Thursday, June '27th, at 2
o'clock p. rn., at the G. A. R. Hall,
for the purpose of making prelimin
ary arrangements for the reunion
of the old Soldiers' and Sailors' As
sociation to be held at Central
Point fair grounds Sept. 16th to
21st inclusive. It is to be hoped
that there will be a good attendance
and that everyone will take pride
in making the reunion a success.
Mr. W. S. Wbedou, cashier of the
First National Bank of Wintorset,
Iowa, in a recent letter gives some ex
perience with a carpenter in his em
ploy' that will be of value to other me
chanics. He snye: "I had a carpenter
working for me who was obliged to
stop work for several days on account
of being .troubled with dlnrrhoea. I
mentioned to mm tnat i nan oeen simi
larly troubled and that Chamberlalu's
Oollo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
had oured me. He bought a bottle of
It from the druggist here and Informed
me that one dose cured him, and he is
at his work." For sale by Ohas. Strang
draggiBt. -
: Card of Thanks.
We desire to express, through' the
columns' ot your paper, oar thanks to
friends and neighbors "who were so kind
to us during the Illness of our mother,
and who so willingly assisted us when
death had entered our household.
Mas. Wm. Angle and Family.
" Advertised Letter List.
Following is a list ot letters remaining un
culled (or fa the Medtord poatofnee on June
w, iroi.
Bouldln J A Barnes, Henry
Cbnpoln, Clmnnlng D Humphreys, w H
l.ivlhrop, John MoDoimld. John .
fclmlTor, Roy - Honermorhorn, J 0
Smith, A L White, William H
A ouarg'e ot one oonl will be made upon do
llvory of oaoh ot tl o above lotters.
Persons calling tor any of the- above .etle-rg
will ploaso say " Advonlsod."
Q. p. Mbkiuuan. Postmaster.
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and fovor Is a bottlo of GnbVB's Tastk
lkss chill Tonio. It Is simply Iron and qui.
nlna In a tastoloss form. No cure no pay.
Prloo aoc.
USE"
Cementico
For your
W ALUS
Mix either with hot
or cold water.
I have it in
stock .. .. ,i
H. . Boyden,
Hsrtwsfs
Mdford
f AstAslAslAJ A.fAAsislABMamalBl
3
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W. T. KAME g
Jos. Evans, of Central Point, was la
the olty this week. The gentleman Is a
member of the G. A. R. and telle as that
tbe Central Point Post is making prep
arations to entertain the boys in bine in
a very creditable manner at their rc
union In September. '
-W. E. Hoover, representing the
Woodburn nursery, has returned from a
insines trip to Myrtle Point. Walter is
i rustler and enjoys good business whero
iverhegoes. Roeeburg Review.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Stacey, living
east of Medford, are parents to a One
girl baby, which came, to their bom
on Tuesday of this week.
The Sunday school of the Christian
Church took their regular picnicking;
trip to nogne river Tuesday, and nod a
very enjoyable time.
A case of smallpox is reported near .
Ashland, on Anderson creek. Mr. El
liott, a round house employe, is the
victim. .
M. F. McCown has purchaser! "ra.
E. B. Jennings' Interest in the Union
livorv stables, and is now sole proprie
tor. A. S. Wells, the drayman, is hav- .
ing a neat cottage ereet 1 nr. his lots
in North Medford. A. tt Bish is do
ing the work.
The B. Y. P. U. has arranged "a
good program and will e induct the 8 P.
m. servico at the Bapli-t Church next
Sunday.
A. D. R ty, proprietor of the West
Side Grocery, has been ill for several
days, and is confined to his. room.
A pleasant dancing party was given
at tbe opera house Saturday even'ng, in
honor of Miss Mao Ross.
For Sale.
Ohe heavy and ono light team, mares,
gang plow, nearly new, and two milch
cows. Inquire at this office.
Settle Up Notice.
As I am desirous of settling up my
business in Medford preparatory to go
ing away, all those knowing thejnselves
indebted to me, either by'book account
or note, are earnestly requested to call
at the old stand and settle ac once.
G. L. Davis. ;
Trespass Notice.
To Whom It May Concern: This la
to give notice forbidding any trespass
ing upon our premises.
. ti. D. MlXEAR,
C. GOMMEL.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 31st day
of May, 1001.
Bargains in Farm Machinery.
Below I dive a list ot farming imple
ments which I will sell at a bargain, ns
I am going to retire from farming. Will
sell any of the articles in the list sepa
rately or otherwiBi.
One 8 inch low-wheeled wagon.
One 3 inch low-wheeled wagon.
One top buggy.
' Two gang plows.
One walking plow.
Two harrows.
Mower and rake.
Four sets work harness.
One 8-foot disc. .,
One seed mower. ' ' "
Header need twelve days, v
Eight head of good work horses), ' - r
For terms or particulars call on ma at
the City Meat Market, Medford, Orsgoa.
. . John BABNaaoao,,
Only 50 Cents
l to wake your baby strong and
1 welt. A titty cent bottle ot '
Scott's Emulsion
will "change a sickly baby to
1 a plump, romping child.
Only one cent a day, think
of it. Its as nice as cream.
. Send for a free stimple, nnd try It. '
SCOTT & 1JOWNU. Chemists. A.
409-413 Penrl Street, New York.