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LiulkV White,
All Wcol
Underwecr
Something thut Ih good, nnd wo
will guarantee ull wool tit
$1.00 per Garment
Ladies' Union Suits
In all cotton at COo to nil wool at
$2.50 per Garment
1 J. G. Van-Dyke & Co
to MEDKOKI). OREGON
J CITY HAPPENINGsT
D. K. Morris, auperlulonduut of
onalruollon on tho I'lili Lake dltcti,
w la thoolty this wuuk ukd bualnoaa.
Ho roporU that work on Iho ditch has
boon retarded greatly alnce September
20th by the frequent ralna. Now, how
ovur, since the weather avoms to have
cleared, bo hopoa to bo able to cntoh up
to Kimg 01 ton t. To mko tills catch
up It baa been neceaaary to invcat Id
Additional m&ohlnory, and a new eight
borae plow and an Auatln giadcr were
taken from Mcdford to the camp tbla
wovk. Tbe plowa and (traders have
broken ground to a point oloao to Kd.
Mlllt' place, oppoalto the Brownaboro
poaloMoe. With good weather for
thirty days be bopea to reach thu drop
at Mr. Urada! aw'a place. Tho two
ailloa of unfinished ditch which baa
been left open during tho ralna will
now be Uultlicd. Mr. Murrla, in order
to Inauro tho accomplishment of the
work laid out for thla full, la offering
employment to eight or tun good tcama
at 3 pur day and twenty-live or thirty
good men nt $1.76 per day. II the drop
in reached before tho good weather
ceases, then tho teams will bo put at
work thin aide of tho drop ami work
will thus be pushed Beyond thu com
puny 's expectation. A oruw of thirty
or forty picked nieu will bo employed
luring tho winter months In taking out
tho rock cuts, which huvo been left for'
tho wot aeuaon, Thero uro acverul of
. thoso outs and rock poinla in ull prob
ably three-fourths of u mile. Tho con
struction' of u Ol)0-foot flume norons the
south fork ot Utile Untie will be com
inonccd about tbo loth of Ibis month If
wcathur pormlls, and thla ono, togother
with tho one uuroas Lake creek, of
about the sniuu length, will bo hurried
to completion. Several smaller Humes,
together with boud and waste galea,
will bo -put In during tho ' winter.
Thirty kegs of nulla und spikes, to
gether with tools for uso In this work,
wore tukon from Mcdford to eump this
week. A contract for bnullng the
You Will Save
Bynot purchasing adulterated food at any
time, but when you can buy the pure article
of us at the same price, you help your purse
And Protect Your Health
at the same time
Our Groceries, Etc. are Pure, We Keep no
Other Kind
H. H. HOWARD & CO.
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"SEAL LINED"
In the mimo of tliu bunt, (loeco
lined Indicia' fiir tncut over put
on tho market for 76o, '
It will do you good to boo It.
Kindly worth 75o; but wo put it
in uh a
Special at only 50 ce njs
8co it find compare with othor
OOo goods and nolo thu difl'uienco
MIhhoh' nnd Children's Heavy
Cotton Ribbed (lacco lined vests
and panic, for children 2 to 12
years, Hpeoiul ot 2"io each. ,
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neceaaary lumber from Clay Charley's
tawmill, 011 tho south fork ot Little
Unite cro'ik, bus been lot to John Will
trout. Looking at matters from all
sides the progress of tbo work and ha
continuation as mapped out aro Indeed
flatlet Ing.
Itoal K.talo Agent York Is offering
some ourgaina 111 rent i-siote in anolnor
column ol this paper.
Lovers of tbe terpalchoroan art aro
looking forward with much pleasurable
anticipation to the evening of Oct. 18th,
next Friday, when members of Jane
McCully Cabin, N. D. O., will gte at
tho opera house In Medford, their aeo
ond annual ball. The aucceaa of the
first annual ball, given at Jacksonville
laat year, aa a social event is still re
memoereu, ana tula memory will go
far toward making tho coming event
equally aucceaaful. Every 0110 knows
that tliu Native Daughters never do
anything by halves, anil they aro leav
ing nothing undone to enhance the
pleasure of the occasion. The music
will be furnished by Prof. Boffa's fa
moua oronoatrn, and may be depended
upon to be ull thut could bo dosired In
thut line by tbo most fastidious. The
auppor will bo preparoil ami served by
tho daughters themselves, and will
but what's tho uso of saying anything
tnoro about that, wo nil know what
Southern Oregon girls can do In that
lino, and besides it makos u fellow
hungry to think about all tho good
things thero will bo on thoso tablos
Tho tickets have been placed at t)2, In
eluding supper, and ivorybody is cor
dially Invited to enjoy what will doubt
leas bo ono ot tho most plensurablo
oventa of tho soason.
Dr. A, Kuioraon Olark, of the firm of
Clark, Van waters uiark, 1.0s Angeiea,
Calif., Is ut Hotel Nash, Medford.
Lust Saturday evening Miss Virginia
Woodford gracefully ontortuined a nunv
ber of her young lady friends In honor
of Miss Frances Hasklus, who doparted
Monday morning for Sun Franolsoo
Tho different rooms wore artistically
decorated with flowers, and vines in
tonosot red and green. The evening
, was most agreeably spent In vocal and
Money
Instrumental muslo, tho "Virginia rool"
uud Just having a good time, ut tbo ex
pense ol uooh other somo times, but It
wits ull good iinturod raillory. Delicious
refreshments wero served nnd the merry
making wus kupt up until u luto hour.
Those pruHOiil wore Misses Francos
Haskliia, Cluo Iueus, JuuhIq Worinuu,
feuil Webb, Myrtle Lawtoii, Prudoneo
and Kiillo Angle, Muggio Oulllnger,
Myrtle Nleholsou and Mabel Jones.
W. 'J'. York bus real estate bargains
and good onus sue Ills list elsuwhero
In this paper.
Thero was great excitement In
Ashland Wednesday evening occasioned
by a report coming to town thut oil hud
been struck in thu well which Is now
being bored near that pluco. A messen
ger wus dispatched from tbo well to
town to Inform Mr. Whitney thut
"something had boon struck," und this
wus the cause of tbo excitement, Mr.
Whitney ut oneo left for tho woll and
upon Investigation found thut tbo' 'some
thing struck" wus sully, sulphurous
wutor, wuiub. bud risen soyeritl hqn-
drod feet in the woll. Wbllo this some
thing wus not oil It is a good indicator
und there Is now moro promise tbun
ovor thut oil will be struck. In ColuBa
County, California, whero a grout
many oil wells aro now being borod,
suit wutor bus beon encountered In
every well put down, Colusa County
is pronounced by expert oil geologists
to bo tbe best oil region on tho Pacific
const. Tbo formutlons and surface
Indications In Jackson County aro al
most Identical with thoso of Colusa
County. Tho woll at Ashland is down
860 feet and tho drill is working In
sand rock. It Is expected tho IKK) foot
murk will bo reached this week.
Wun ted Sowing by dav. children's
elotlilng uud plain sowing a specialty
1 1111 ni uoom in, iianey mock. Mrs
Itouoccu itueu.
'.. Muxcy, who for tbo past six
yinrs bus held tho position of book'
keeper in tho Jackson County bank,
has tendered his resignation and will
soon move to bis homestead on Butte
creek, whero ho will do farming. If
Mr. Mnxoy provos himself as good a
farmer na ho bus an accountant tbore
la little doubt of his success. Ho was
as methodical in bis work as la tho sun
In Its movements, and few, If any, are
tbo errors charged to bim during his
years of faithful service. His position
in tho bank bus been taken by Lee
Jacobs, ex-county treasurer. Mr. Jacobs
Is himself an export accountant, a
splendid penman and qui to as full of
commendable methods as Is Mr. Maxcy
The Crumble Oollvery and Dray
Line Is prepared to do work antctclv and
satisfactorily. Work never so plentiful
tnat lua drlvera are not looking lor
more. Terms and service guaranteed
to lie ail rigdt.
In our mortuary notice of Or. L.
W. Vtggln, published a couple of
weeks ago we, not having full data at
band, omitted some facts wbioh tbe
family wish published. His death was
from hemorrhage of tbo stomach; he
enlisted in the Oth Iowa Infantry and
was wounded In the battle of Sbllob,
eighteen mouths later, and because of
this wound was honorably discharged;
ho was married on January 4, 1863, in
Iowa, to Miss Lizzie Bolttnghouse; he
moved to tbe coast In tbe OO's with hia
family and later to Medford; he bad
beon a member of the O. A. R. post of
this olty since '03.
All the counters and show oases of
tbe Rosenthal estate In Mcdford 'for
sale cheap.
E. C. Ttoeck Is harvesting bis sec
ond crop of strawberries. He harvested
an Immenso crop during the summer
since which time he baa taken extra
good care of his plants, having In view
all the timo his fall harvest. Ho Is now
gathering ono or moro boxes of this
lusolous fruit each day and has boon so
doing for moro than a week. There
are still many green berries and blooms
on tbo vines and the probabilities are
that there'll be fruit gathered for sev
eral weeks yet, or until frost nips the
vines. Mr. Boeck Is an exceptionally
good gnrdnor and he can produce many
or 1110 rare anil out or soason crops
which others had best not undertake.
-Read W. T. York's real estate bar
gains In another oolumn of this paper.
Tho following Item appeared in last
Sunday's Orogoninn: "Mr. E. E. Tress
lor and Miss Elizabeth R. Frehaut wen-
married at tbo residence of Dr. Alex
andur Blackburn, on Sept. 29th. -At
homo 895 Fifth street, after November
1. No cards." The groom is an old
time Medford boy, now bookkeeocr for
J. K. Gill & Co., stationery and book
hoiiBO, of Portland. Ernest Is a very
line young man and has many friends
here who will bo profuse In extending-
their congratulations. Tbe lady he
married is unknown to most Medford
people, but is said to be a lady worthy so
good a man as is Ernest. She Is organ
ist In the Taylor street, M. E. Church,
In Portland.
Five room house to rent; centrally
loonted; good neighbors. Inquire at
this omeo. ,
B. F. Durphy, tho erstwhilo min
ing grafter of Jackson County, and seV'
oral other loonlitles on the Pnolllc
const, wns found guilty ot the orlmo of
polygnmy In Portland this wook. Mo
Hon for now . trinl was mnde. The
penalty provided by statute (or polyg
amy Is Imprisonment in tho county jail
not loss than six montbB, nor exceeding
one year, or Imprisonment In the pen
itentiary of not less than oue year nor
more than four years, or a fine of not
loss tbun MOO nor moro tbun $1000. The
ponulty ought to bo about u dozen times
as severe In Durphy'a case on general
principals.
IJr. Ooblo will bo ut his ofllce in
Medford on Friday und Saturday, Oc
tobor 1 1 und 12, Thoso wishing to con
sult him about their eyes will pleuxo
oull ut ofllce, ut residence, corner of
Fourth and 0 streets.
The beet fruit specimon brought to
Tun Maii, ollleo this season, In fact tbo
bost ever loft with u, wm that brought
in lust week by S. L. Bennett, living
north of Medford. It wus part of a
limb from a Yellow Newtown Pippin
treo. The limb Is fourteen inches in
length und ono-hulf inch In diameter
and upon It there wero grown eighteen
four tlor apples. Thoso apples woro
very uniform in size, were perfectly
formed and woro without blemishes of
any nature. It hardly Booms possible
that a limb thp size of this one could
possibly support tho weight of fruit it
produced, By a four tlor apple is wtwl
that four tiers Of the apples packed one
tlor above tbe othor will Oil a box ton
Inches deep.
Get a suit of wood clothes at Imir
price. The Rosenthal stank U hnlnp
closed out. Tho stock is a good one
and tho prices aro out squarely In two
in tho mlddlo.
A party of Mcdford Rebekabs wont
to Ashland Tuesday in response to an
Invitation from tho Rebekah lodgo of
that city. There woro several candi
dates to be Initiated, among whom was
Mrs. Burnett, nco MIsb Grace Foster,
Tho work of tbo Ashland team was said
oy those from here to have been the
bost they had ever witnessed. Tbe
work Is very pretty when properly
handled and at one time Medford had
a team which would compare with tbe
beat. After tho'inltiations a dollolous
and sumptuous banquet wis served, of
which over eighty people partook.
Those (.resent from Medford wero Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. York, Mrs. Calkins, Misses Alto
Naylor, Prudenco Angle and Carrie
George and Dull. Karnes.
Tbo Rosenthal stock of clothing,
gents furnishing soods. hats and shoes is
being closed out at fifty cents on the dol
lar. Get good bargains for little money
get 'em now while this opportunity is
yours.
Stun Aiken came down from Pros
pect this woek and while here enlivened
the town to quite an extent by giving us
a runaway. His team became frightened
at a bicycle while near the Simmons sec
ond hand store and ran east on Sixlb
street, then south to Seventh, where
they were caught after turning the back
bottom side up. In passing Mr. PurdinV
place tbe hack was thrown astride bis
picket fence and tbe pickets were
stripped from the posts the full length.
Frank Hull, in endeavoring to stop the
team was thrown down and quite badly
bruised but not seriously. Mr. Aiken
was thrown from the hack and he, too,
was injured but not badly.
The Woodburn nursery stock U
positively the best 00 the market. This
nursery has been doing business for a
great many years. Its stock plumed
the pioneer orchards of Oregon and
Btnck from this same nursery Is planting
the orchards today. The orehurdists
of Oregon all endorse tbe Woodburn
nursery. L. JS. Hoover, ol Medtord, Is
tbe agent for Southern Oregon and
Northern Ualiiornia. Urders given bim
are never changed or raised you get
just wbat you order no kind ''just aa
gooa- is suDstiiuiea, ana no orders are
Increased alter Hrst made.
At tbe Jackson County Sunday
School Association's convention held in
Ashland last week, the following officers
were elected : President, Rev. W. B.
Moore, Medford ; first vice president, E.
E. Washburn, Jacksonville; second vice
president, A. J. Hanby, Central Point;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. D. E.
Hyde, Ashland; recording-secretary,
MiBS Nellie Crocker, Ashland ; treasuier,
Miss Laura Bennett, Medford; executive
committee, G. F. Billings, Ashland ; D.
T. Lawlon, Medford ; Miss Barnes, Jack
sonville. The convention for 1902 will
be held in Medford.
The Kuss mill is now rolling feed.
Bring your grists Fridays or Saturdays.
Will Jackson has taken a position
as assistant bookkeeper at the Medford
bank. He is a very competent young
man and well versed in the duties re
quired. His former position In Hutchi
son & Lurasdon's general store has been
taken by L. O. Howard, who was for
merly with H. H. Howard & Co.'s
grocery house, and his position is being
filled by J. W. Shearer, who arrived
here recently from the east.
I have moved my stock of harness
and saddlery from the Wo.df building
to my new store, near the Union livery
stables, where I will be pleased to do
business with former patrons and now
ones as weil. I guarantee every article
I put out to be as recommended or
money refunded. J. G. Taylor.
J. E. Toft has his new dwelling
house, near his home place, nearly com
Dieted. It is a beautiful struoture
well mnde, artistically finished and
very convenient. When oompleted it
will be ocoupled by John Barnoburg
nnd family, who have moved from the
farm and are residing, temporarily, In
Mrs. Fielder's resldenoo.
All kinds or sasn and doors and
screen doors, at lowost market price
W. Woods.
Of etxteon new corporations, the
artloles for which wore Ulod tn tho of
floe pf tbe secretary of state on Ootober
5th,- nine were mining corporations,
Among them were the Blaokwell Hills
QRBETIN.Q
To My Friends and Patrons:
I have purchased the W, T. Kame stock of B ols, Hhoep,
GontH1 Hale, NoveltioH nnd Notions, and invito YOU
to call and inspect my goods
I carry a full line of the famous Buckingham St,
Hecht idioes, which are always one glud, awtet song
of comfort,
A. M. WOODFORD
Two Doors West of Medford Bank
TAYLER, THE
1 have just received a itilfunent of
Stmcr Adams 15.00 fhsaa
Call toon to Insure At. 7th Ht., MeiUonl
Mining Company, Gnld Bill; capitaliza
tion, $i&,000; Ivan Humason, Darwin
B. Cheney and D. Rufus Cheney, In
corporators, and the Shorty-Hopo Min
ing and Milling Company, Ashland;
capitalization, 1,000,000; Horatio S.
Sanford, David F. Fox and fcngene A.
Shurwln, Incorporators.
When you want draying done get
Slover to do It. He's always ready
always reliable and bis charges are
always iust right.
Horace Nicholson Is nothing If not
novel, even nnique. His latest innova
tion In window displays is a dozen or
more chipmunks turned loose in one of
his show windows. They wore caught
In a trap by Robinson, tbe Klamath
County huckster. Tbe antics of tbe
little fellows are attracting much at
tention and as an advertising feature
tbe window surely catches the eye.
Pipes, Pipes All kinds of pipes.
Bltr nines, little pipes, half grown pipes.
dwarf pipes and giant pipes. Cheap
pipes, costly pipes and pipes that are
moderate In price. Get a pipe at Billy
Isaacs smoke bouse.
D. M. Houser died at the residence
of G. A. Jackson, In East Medford, on
Tuesday of this week, aged eighty years
and seven months. Funeral services I
were held Wednesday, and interment
was made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Deceased has lived In Mr. Jackson's
family for a great many years.
Lost During M. E. Church, South,
conference week, between Mr. Fer
guson's home, in East Hedford,and Sirs.
A. R. Phlpps' place, a gold chain brace
let, heart fastening. Finder please leave
at Mail office. -
Victor Nelson, a young Klamath
Indian, was arrested last week charged
with robbing the postoffice at tbe
Klamath Agenoy. He was taken to
Portland this week where be will stand
trial. He confessed the crime, also
confessed to having stolen merchandise
from tbe store in which the postoffice
was situated.
Wells & Shearer have tbe best
equipped outfit for draying and house
bold moving in Medford. See them
when need the services of a good dray
ing outfit.
Quail are said by hunters to be
quite plentiful this season and nearly
every hunter who goes out has little
trouble In bagging the limited number,
which is ten birds. A covey of them
were seen in a chicken yard in West
Medford this week eating wheat with
the domestle fowls. I
You get a fine piece of granlteware j
with eacn can ot oaaing powaer pur
chased of Chessmore & Myers.
T. H. Say re, Bon of A. N. Say re,
who formerly resided , In Medford,
passed through the valley Tuesday
evening en route from Orovllle, Calif-,
to Tacoma, at which place the family
now resides. The elder Mr. Sayre is
engaged in mining enterprises In Cali
fornia. ;
With the new facilities that B. N.
Butler put in his shop, he turns out as
rood work in repairing watches and
;ewelry aa any one in Southern Oregon.
The diBplay tn H. H. Howard &
Co.'s show window is a credit to the
master hand of Art Poe. The initials
of the firm set In the background and
thrown out by electric lights behind
them at night are very pretty to look
upon.
If you are looking for shoes, oall at
Gurnea's. j
H. S. Brumble, the deltveryman,
has deolded to start a dray line In con
nection with his delivery business,
His line ot work will not be heavy haul
ing, but Instead will be Buch as one
horse can handle.
Men's shoes at Gurnea's.
J. A. Whitman has packers at work
this week putting up three oarloads of
Winter Nellis pears. The fruit Is of
unusually, good size this season and
HI undoubtedly bring a good price.
Mrs. Chas. Booth and family wish
to extend their deepest thanks to the
many friends, who so lovingly helped
and comforted them in their great be
Teavement.
Married On Monday, at 8 p. m., at
the residence of J. W. Wiley, S. G,
Clark, of Siskiyou County, California,
nnd Mrs. Frances Wilcox, of Medford,
Rev. M. L. Darby offlolntlng.
Purdln's blaoksmlth shop rear of
Medford bank. All work guaranteed.
. Mr, Walters, the shoemaker, for
merly of Medtord, died recently at Oak
land, Oregon, of paralysis.'
D. B, Reamo reports halving gath
ered half h gallon of blackberries from
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Gentlemen -win h Inn a bet
ter Binio tiinii msoueintij
kentln mall towns can
procure oue mat 11 v oria ramoui
his bushes this week, This is qulto re
markable for tbe season of the year.
Dr. E. V. Hoover, brotbor of L. E.
Hoover, of Medford, was elected mayor
of Roseburg on Monday of this week
and Elmer Bashford was elected councli-
Cashier Lindley, who has been ill
with fever for a couple of weeks, is re
ported to be somewhat improved. Djr.
Kitcbgessner is in attendance, - .
George Priddy is putting down new
cement sidewalks in front of the Barnum
and McAndrew blocks, on East Seventh
street.
Did you know it? When you want
a fine photo call on Geo. W. Mackey
he can make 'em O. K.
"W. W. Cardwell writes fronr
Kome that his mines are now in opera
tion, the first day's sluicing yielding
M75. Even better results are expected."
Roseburg Plalndealer. '
There will be work in the first and
second degrees, K. of P , on Monday
evening, Oct. 21st. It is desired that
there be a full attendance.
We wantalLtbe eggs we can get;
cash or trade, tt. U. Howard a uo.
Tbe Passion Play Monday, Oct.
14th Medford opera house under ana
pices of Mcdford Epworth League see
posters.
Real Estate Agent York this week
sold the Milton residence, in . West
Medford, to Rev. Reese P. Kendall; .
consideration, 1500.
Acetylene gas head lights for min
ing after night at Wolfer's tlnshop.
Robert A. Gray, of Talent, has been,
granted a pension of $6 per month, knd .
Job T. Wilder, of Phoenix, one of S3
per month.
D. T. Cox shipped two carloads ot
hogs to San Francisco Tuesday and ona
carload of cattle to Portland.
Master Charles Boyden, son ot Mer
chant H. E. Boyden, is ill with typhoid,
fever. Dr. Jones Is in attendance .
Merchant H. H. Howard Is moving
to the Faris residence, in Southwest
Medford.
E. Maben, we are sorry to learn, is
dangerously ill.
Fall and Winter
Photography
The Kodak season is on
the wane, but if the
"amatuer"-will be "eyes
open" lie can capture
some of the finest effects
of the year before Xmas.
Nature'a in harvest garb,
and some of the finest of
views are yet to be found
iiv the neighboring or
chards, hills, etc. '
Then again the special
printing papers made
now make printing and
finishing possible on the
darkest day or night.
Velox for instance re
quires less than one min
ute by ordinary lamp
light to print and but a
few minutes for chemic
al work which is very
simple.
Made in several grades,
it accommodates all neg
. atives, according to ef
fects desired. A novelty
just brought out is the
sensitized postal cards;
allowing the use of the
postal card in sending
interesting : pictures to
distant friends. Gall on
us and learn more of
this paper. A sample
print free with each doz
en sold this week. .
Medford Book Store
YELLOW FRONT
Mail Order House
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