The Medford mail., February 21, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

MISSES' -CHILDREN'S
WEI WEATHER SHOES
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
Nothing anppnlu to a mother more titan
u good, Horvioooblo hIioo for lior girl or boy
Wo luivo it very good Kangaroo .Cult Luce Shoe
nil hoIhI out hoU'h, insoles and counters at a pop
ular prion of
$1.50 for Hisses' sizes, from 1 1-2 to 2
$1.25 for Children's sizes, from 8 1-2 to 11
$1.00 , 44 from 5 to H
K.xtru quality Hoys' and' Youths' Shoes of
heavy Kangaroo Kip Htock, unfilled.' A shoe
for hard knockn. lOvory pair guaranteed
Boys' sizes, 2 1-2 to 5 1-2, $2.50
Youths' sizes, 11 to 2, $2.00
J. a. Van
IfV
P CITY HAPPENINGS
..... ,
Merchant II. O. Wormian look a
livelier ride hoiiiewurd last Friday noon
than lit) Una tlifiircd on wbon lit) led tho
nU.re. Hit homo Iwoaine frlnlitonod by
ho oiikIiiu at the dopot and began to
run. In Mr. Wortmun' c-ITortu to ilow
the animal' u-o the lilt win broken
mid It wa nil olt with Cimcy. Altor
tho home, cnrl mid Hurry hud oroond
mid re-crowed tlio Medford- Jaekon
villa railroad fuck about nix lime the
an I mill darted for Honolulu by the
Applegatn-Sinkiynti route and Hurry
win following nloely, but nttor tlio
homo hud mado a leap ovor and olT ol a
high nliiowulk In West Medford Mr.
Hurry mndo n lope out nt the ronr und
the home mid curt brought up nl tlio
Orchard liomu. Nodumiit! except lliut
Harry's nerve woro nomcwhnt httkcii
lip und his whisker illidioveled.
Dr. Imwo U coining.
Mr. I-lng & llimrdmun hnvo
hut recently Mulshed repaporlng tho
IntorUir ol tins Medford Imnk. Aside
' from Ihio work tlio wood work wn
varnished anew, now linoleum was nut
on the floor und d.vurH other beautify
liiK tauuhe were mndo nboul tlio place,
Tho toiu'riil purlllluu urrangomenl ol
the establishment bus been changed
aomcwbnt nnd by this Cashier Knynrt
In given uii oflloo by himself In which
ho chii trammel the business of the
bunk und not Interfere Willi tho nmlnt
nnt cashlor' work. Tho new arrange
ment udd inntotlally to tho conven
ience of tho uatubltnhiuout und ut tho
siiuie time (riven tho plnco nn nppenr
unco that' decidedly melroiolitiiu.
The celebrated Meneloy Trio Con
cert Compiiny will give ono of their en
tertaining nnd rellned concern lit tho
Medford upvra house on tho evening of
March .'Id.
A Hid inoldent occurred on Sun
day' dulnyod train neur Grants I'um.
A puKHunecr, J T. Ilowo, of Kaikimio, win
tnklnif homo tho body of lilt brother
who hud died In Sim I'Vnnolnco. Ho
wiuj quite III when lie left, homo, but
wiih determined to tnko tho trip. lie
died whilo neur tho I'lim. Or. Kromer
wua culled to exiimino tlio body nnd
found tliut deuth hud been cutiaed by
an nttuck of pnouinoniu. Tho boily wiih
placed In tho hiiuiiniro cur nnd tho re
timing of tho two brnllidra cnrrled on to
relative In Kukoiio. Mining Journnl.
Oretiiird cultlvulor for Btilo. In
quire lit Itin1 mill.
Tho romnlua of Clnrn Torroy, who
oomniltted Biilcide at Klnmuthon on
February 12th, by Hbootlnn hurnolf with
ii revolver, woro interred In tlio "Odd
Vollowa celnoleiy in thU plneo on V V
day nfloinoon. The net which resulted
In her dentil doim not npiinir to hae
bcon promedltiited, lid tho kiivo no ludi
ciitlon of plannliiB "oil dostriiclloii. She
X Pleased Customer Is the Best Advertlsemeat
Wo operate our aloro on the theory that It's bottor to patlsfv a
u customer at any emit, If you uro In tho .'Wrong you'll receive
tho boncllt of tho doubt.
Our moilvo In serving you well today Is wo want your trade
tomorrow
Again, wo nssuro von It's no trouble to eliow goods; It's almost
as tilt-uHiitu as selling them. Generally amounts to the sumo
thing
If you waut
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware
you don't II ml oHowliero try this st..e. Wo hnvo many such
cases persons seeking iilsuwhero and finding hero
H..H. HOWARD & CO.
MEDFOliD, OREGON
Ui
vl
li
1
l
ifc
$
ii
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
0
to
to
to
to
tV
to
Dyke & Co
MEDFOUIi, ORICGON
hud hcon compla'nlnif of ali'k hcndiiclie,
and exsuHlntr liuraulf from tho doctor
In ullunduiice, atopped Into nu udjolu
iiitf room and aent the mlsallo of deuth
throiiKh her hourt. fciho wua tlio daugh
ter of Mr. IJ'iyuton, of Talont, und the
wife of Win. Guluey, of Medford, but
wna aeparnted from her huaband eomo
time uko, mid hud Ikm.-ii frolng by the
uuinu of l'uullne Mayeri.
No need for Medford peoplo to buy
Im ported Imam. Wo huve aomo very
choice plecc, mudu from Ilouuu river
vullcy mirk, und mudo tliia aeuaon.
Kvery piece tuiiriinU-cJ to be frenb and
wlioleaoine. All uuiuiiila which arc
aluuKlitered by ua urn nlvi-n a thorough
Inapeetlon mid nut nn out:co of diaeuned
meat In either put on the block or
ulted. Arnold ,k llurneburg, proprie
tor of tbe Citv Mnrkel.
A. H. Carai.n, horlleiilturo com
mianioner for tliia district, wua In Mod
ford lt week Uilklnij over fruit unit
lera with our orcburdial. The gentle
mini ia very much Ineenaed over the
condemning of our upplea by the Ger
iiiiiii uuthorltlea. The iicntleuitin In
very Kltivo there wna no soulu on the
rejected fruit." il.i iiiude n peraonul In
apecthiii of every box and made, ul the
lmi!, u eerllllcuto to thut olToct, TllK
Mail lina been promltcd nn article from
Mr Cumoii hcurliiif iino'n tin auhjiet
which we will gludly publish.
WunU'd I.udy to travel aoulh ; fine
enny pniM)sltlon, lucrnliva employinent.
Snlury und oxpcnm1 puhi fioin the
ilnrt. Iiiventluiitu ut once. Address
Artiat, Lock Ilox 61, Medford.
V. K. I'uyne hna purchased a house
and lot In Kant Medford, pnylnif $500
llicrefor. The proporty la on thn north
aide of Seventh street und ia the eecond
dwelling enat of tho bridge. Tho pur-
chnao wua mude from Uaxter ltoblnaon.
The proiorty will bo for rent Mr.
I'nyno being a bachelor without liny
Benedict a.vmntoms, but poasesaed with
nn Idea Hint ho und l'nvne will rcmuln
In undlapulud posaeaaion of n friend
ship thut'a liiHllnn, unfettered and no
"siiHsin' " buck.
Wuntcd to Tnulo Good, voung
mure and eolt for good driving lioi sc.
Inquire of J, Muekor.
Ilov. lillman 1'nrkor, of Whatcom,
WiihIi., writes: "Uro. Jacobs Is n clean,
ntroiig, iifo man to huvo In a rcvivul.
I eun fully reuomiiiund hliu to tho pna
tors of tho churches on tho oust."
ICvangullal Anthony Jacobs Ha just
olosmPn Hiicccsefiil innetliig with the
First lluptial Church ut Tucomn and
will como direct from Scuttle to Med
ford. The young people eapeclnlly nro
iii'ruiigliig lor him. More dolinilo dnlo
will bo given toon.
Gloves for men and hoys at Wcod
foid's .Shoo Kiot o.
M. Sidlcy, of I.nko Creek, was in
Medford Siinduy. He hits been awarded
the contract for chit. vine, tho mail be
tween llrownsboio uml I.uke Cieek, nl
u alight advance over tho unn.uul. ho
has been paid heruloforo.
4-
4-
4-
On Tuesday evonlng of this week
meinburi) of Olive Uebnkub lodg,, of
thU city enjoyed tt social time at lodge
hull, tlio likes of which Is p,irtlcipnlud
In only by member of thl organiza
tion of Jolly good timers. Atu previous
meeting of tho lodge a committee was
appointed to prepare umuaemotits for
Tucmluy evening und thut they did
'.heir allotted mission "to o turn" no
porsou I guinsuying. The evening'
program conaisttd In pnrt of gnui' ,
such us whltt, orokliiole, nrchnrnu und
'loiiilnoea, and vocnl i.ch by Misfus
Vlrglulu Woodford und Gerlrudu Wll
aon. An animal plctii -u drawing con
teal was also a purt of the program and
In this Harry Howurd took first prize.
He was assigned to draw a picture of a
wolf und ho didn't do u thing but make
u picture of Iuuo Woolf, who was in
nit ii'lanco and who posed for Mm
Tb; election of partner for luncheon
was made in a rather unique and amus
ing manner. In the sealed shells of
Kngllsh walnuts th'ro wo placed hulf
of aomo familiar quotation and theso
were pasted to each member present
und after being broken open a huatle
was mude to find the other hulf of the
quotation, and when found tbe two
wore partner for luncheon. B fresh
inenta consisting of cuke und colTou
wero served In tho banquet room. The
committee in charge of the evening's
entertainment consisted of Mrs. If. E
Hoyden, Mrs. If. II. Howard, Miss
Minnie Cox, II. 0. Nicholson and D. H.
Hurison, nnd to these la given credit In
bountiful proportion for "tbe best time
we ever hud."
Asbestos fire und wntnr proof gloves,
driving gloves, buckskin nnd horsehldn
working gloves, nt Woodford's Shoe
Store. Gloves thut are double-handed
tliut Is, you can wear them a while on
one side und then turn them over and
give the other side u weur.
Slmpaon Wilson, of Trail, arrived
in Medford Saturday night about 10
o'clock with bis flve-yeur-old son, who
bad met with a severe accident on the
afternoon of that day. The boy was
climbing an elder tree with tho aid of
a ladder, when ha fell among some
stumps of bushes at the root of the tree-
One of tbe stubs penetrated the right
eve. from the outalde toward the nose,
completely destroying tho sight of the
organ. The Ixiy wus immediately
brought to Medford. adlatareeof thirty-
flvc miles, r.vur roads which ut this sea
son of the year are by no means nt their
best. Dr. I'lckel wuscuHed aud dressed
the wound. It is entirely probable
that the eveball will be saved: but, of
course, the sight cannot he restored.
Mr. Wilson has hud considerable bad
luck with 1:1s boys The eldest had
his Land broken while playing at school
and tho member is still crippled; the
, cond one had his I g cut oft" at the
ankle in u mowing machlno und now
the third has lo6t on eye.
Say! Are you going to ride a wheel
this season? If so, call und see our new
lino, compi-lsing Phoenix, Mitchell,
Snell and Yalo wheels. .We are strictly
In It this year In wheels. Mitchell,
Lewis A Slaver Co., Mediord, Oregon.
A three-year-old Medford girl de
cided Inst week that she would like to
huve hei haircut short, so that whoa
ho washed her face she could "make a
big noise" and rub the water over bcr
head "line papa does." In puisunnce of
this idea she secured the fumilv scissors
and retired to the back porch, w here
she proceeded to do the barber act lier
sejf. The result wa not up-to-date as
far us trnoolliness was concerned, but
the hair was short enough, so short, In
fact, thut her futber took her to the
barber shop to huve the job smoothed.
Now that little girl washes her face
"like papa."
Tin and tran;te ware nt Guinea's.
20 Per
T5he
Ue Yellow Front
Latt Sunday was Mrs. M. Bellln
gor'a flfty-olgbtb birthday and It was
upon this occasion that her children
gave her u big surprise. According to
previous arrangement the sous and
daughters and their families assembled
at tho residence ol F, I. Bellinger and
f'om there they went in a body to the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. IJelllngcr.
whore ull filed Into the presence of their
very much surprised pureuts. Kaoh
,'uiuily bad provided themselves with
well Illicit buskets of edibles and uftor
the parents had hoen "jollied" for a
time and many plensuulrica had been
Indulged in tho tables were spreud and
a dinner lit for a king, or jack, was par
taken of. It's not every few days thut
theso people oongreguie, but when they
do thoro's something "doing" and It's
always a cracking good time. Thoic
present wore Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellln
gor, Mr. and Mr. F. It. Bellinger, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Slover, Mr, and Mr. Dee
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, I, A. Merriman,
Miss Maggie Bellingei, Miss Rothermel
Miss Berna Roberts, Harry Merriman,
Morrltt Merriman and Chester Arthurs.
When you are buying a sewing ma
chlno it is always safer to buy of n
resident agent. If machines aro not
found to he as represented be Is here to
make good every guarantee made.
John F. White has bis brick building,
west of the depot, well filled with sev
eral different mukea of sewlngmucblnes.
Flu has the Wheeler & Wilton, the
Davis, New Homo, Domestic, Climux,
and several others for sale at from $20
to $45. on oasy payments. You can buy
one of the best machines made for t45.
It is useless to puy more.
Tuesday ovenlng of this week a
large ami happy gathering of the M.
E. Church people gave their pustor and
bis family a surprise In token of their
good will und fellowship. The blessing
of good cheer soon filled every room In
tho house and the chime of merry
voices broke the silence of the quiet
homo. Young and old from every part
of the city bad a part In the festivity
and cheer of the hour. Mrs. Owen gave
a recitation, Miss Myrtle Lawton gave
conundrums, and Miss Gertrude Sutton
and Mlas Mclntlre gave a charade
which was enjoyed by all. It was a
time that will never be forgotten by
the pastor und the friends present.
Wanted Young man of good ai
dress to travel. Salary or commission.
Faro paid. Write at once. Address
Munager U. S. Association, Hotel Nash,
Med ford.
Messrs. W. T. York and C. W.
Palm have formed a partnership and
will hereafter conduct their real estate
and Insurance business in team harness.
They are both old timers in these busl
aesses in Medford and the consolida
tion of their atTuirs makes a team hurd
to beat. Both have a large ilet of good
proporty for sale and, as they are well
mid very favorably known, there are
good grounds for believing they will
do n good - business. They haven't
thrown up quarters as yet to determine
tlio style of the new firm.
Buried I'iytnouth Hock eggs for
sale $1 for setting of 1". Incubator
lots ut reduced pric:. Mail your or
ders to nio nt Medford or Eagle Point.
Will deliver at F. K. Deuel & Co.'a
store. Medford. J. W. Smith.
Myers, the Jeweler,
Sells and Repairs
Diamonds,
Watches, Rings,
Clocks and
Jewelry
Cheaper than anyone
2 in Jackson County
lVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVAA'
ijvyw
Cent. Discount on all
ME DFORD
Spring Goods are moving at an unheard
of rate of Speed for February. Easter .
come8 early for one thing, and this idea of;
Hecuring ICaster dresses before the rush is',
an excellent one
We are Full to the Brim
on Spring Styles
Wash Silks.
Folouard Silks
WOOL SUITINGS,
MERCERIZED LAWNS, ETC.
Applique and Applique
Laces Embroideries
SPRING SKIRTS ETC.
R. Batcbelder, who arrived In Med
ford last week with bis wife, from Iowa,
has purchased forty acres of land ad
joining East Medford, from J. G.
Hodges, paying $5500 therefor. Mr.
Batchelder Is quite an aTted gentleman
but his Ufa has been an active one and
he could not content himself to settle
dowu to a life of absolute rest henw.
tbe purchase of this tract, which, av
be says, "will keep him kinder chorion
'round." He is a fine old gentleman
and Tub Mail Is glad he and his aged
companion have settled In our midst.
Remember the Meneley's concert
March 3d.
A few weeks ago J. H. Messncr,
veterinary surgeon, while treating a
horse was blood poisoned by getting
some of the discharge from a wound on
the animal into a scratch ou his finger.
His hand soon showed inflammation
and the little scratch soon became very
painful and at this time a well defined
case of blood poisoning has developed .
While no serious results are looked for
the affliction Is none the less a matter
of some alarm.
Dr. Goble will be at tbe Hotel Nash
on Saturday, Feb. 22d. Those wishing
to have their eyes examined will please
cull ut the hotel. Consultation free.
W. R. Byrnum, formerly of Sterling,
this county, but of late years a resident
of Palmer. Oregon, has purchased sixty
acres of land from Assessor J. C. Pendle
ton, paying $2500 therefor. The land
is oft the west side of Mr. Pendleton's
UiO-acre chunk and is as good land as
there is in Jackson Couaty. Mr.
Byrnum has moved his family to one
of Mr. Dickison's dwellings, and will
at onco commence the construction 'of
suitable farm buildings.
Just received at our salesrooms a car
load of fine bugeies, spring wBgons, sur
reys und hacks", to which wecall yourat
tention. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
Weekb Bros, have the contract for
putting in the fixtures for Mr. Huma
son, the druggist. They will be finj
(shed in pure white with gold mountings.
BOOR STORE
Mail Order House
Weeks Bros.
FURN ITU R E
Store, Office and
Bar Fixtures
Made to Order
West Seventh Street
MEDrOrtD . OREGON
On Thursday night of last weak
someone entered the back door of A. M.
Helms' saloon by breaking out the glass,
thus making an aperture through,
which he could reach and turn the
lock. The drawer of the cash register
was rifled and some (6 in small change
secured. One peculiarity about the roh
bery was that no liquor or cigars was)
carried off something unusual In sa
loon robberies.
The Russ Feed Mill will do all
kinds of grinding, except flour on Fri
day and Saturday of each week.
H. G. Nicholson has been given the
tax list for Medford city and precinct,
by Sheriff Orrae and those wishing to
save a trip to Jacksonville to pay their
taxes can do so by paying -them to Mr.
Nicholson. Don t forget tbat a rebate
of three per cent is allowed on taxes U
paid before the loth of March.; - -
Don't forget to think about the,
Meneiey concert March 3d at opera
house. - ...
Mrs. Gore hasdeclded to give hep
recital at the Presbyterian church ou
the evening of Saturday, March 1st.
A general invitation is extended to alt
to attend. The recitals given by Mxe
Gore's -pupils are al-vays.. Interesting
and very pleasing to those who appreci
ate high grade music well executed. .
On February 28th a dance will ha
given at the Griffin creek hall. Musia
will be furnished by Paine and Ray
mond. Tickets $1 including supper.
j General invitation is extended. .
Cameras