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

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Pico with every puretiiise. lvly R.ns.frC
for Everyone
Our imw Sprintf Stock of Slimn uro llio
Ih-sI, viiIiium, 1.1 h; buHt HlyltjH ami tho host
pricim (llio low-out) wo liavti over ottered to
llio iiooplo of Mcdfonl anl vicinity. )u
would like to Imvo you cull and oxamiixi
huiiio at your leisure. Wo aro tuiru to
idoiiHu you. Wo wiHh to call your utton
. lion to a number of upooiul tiling lolow
Blue Shoes for Infants
and Children
Infants' l.luo kid lnco hI.oph, bisum 1 to 5, 0 a pair
CliUdivii's sumo, 'v.v 5 to K, if I a pair .
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.in, iii., vlnlutLiI c.liv ordinance even wlion tlm liRhtH waa lu ti-y:
in nut having II nil secured a imniiit i Mitt im- "r apiirn,
frimi the council, 'i'linro Is nn ordinandi Hint iih tlieir lovo grow warmer,
tlii-y iriirneu mo joy mm mm,-
mid knocked out nil Urn spaces
a ; jr rtna MSaf4 and
;ji fit. tviuo
Children's Shoes
to MiiW lino Vici kid I act) bIioo, 1'. or D with
to Child's Hiuno, SI. 7t
4 Siieditl MUhuh' sliocs ol Ideal kid (paten
to dull kid top (very drossy) $'2.75 a pair
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fa Gentlemen's Extra
(l Quality Dress Shoes
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V IOII lilUIHUII n uivnn v. . i
ihio Vici 'k'ul or patent kid
stock, dull kid top, hand-sowed
solos, good, wido coin toes, $5
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A full lino of the famous Walk,
over $3.50 shoo for Gentlemen
Free with every purchase, a
lovely Caster Card
J. G. VAN DYKE & CO.
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CITY HAPPENINGS.
The momlwrt o( Olivo ltctKikiili
Loiliiu No. '1 ot Med ford, Kuve Knottier
o( thulr ery onjoyublo noclnli Bt the
I,id(e hull on Tuemlny ovenliiK ot UiU
week. There -vorc nbout tllty prononl
nil moiiibuM mid i butlur tlroo win
nevur recorded to their credit. A
immlottl and literary proifriini lur
i,,.,i n amul nurt of the uiilortitln-
..I unit wua nurtlclimU-d in by Mini
Kulo Aniflo, who plemeil tho nudlenco
with a nolo, and thin wan followed by a
reoluulon by Mi Mlniilo ltockcnyoa.
ThU wa followed by a farco qunrtet,
In Mrh Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Howard,
Minuet Gertrude VVIInon and Virginia
Wooilford weroallnwra. A"MutrImon
i.i ii,,!" inrco (ollowcd in which H. U
Howard and Ml Alia Nuylor were tho
.i. P.illnwliiir this wua a
VIIUI o...".
0n,il mirtv out afwr tho I null ion of
FlanniKan't wako. except that tho Clin
tntnary wako aubji'ct wa not In ovl
lonce. In till imanut party gmno cer
tain poriioiK choose siilm and oacb ldo
In lined-up on either aide of the hall.
A double handfull of pcanuta la started
. nnn..l n( tho llno-uoiind la pamicd
from hand to bund down the lino to the
end and back, and the aide thut roaches
tho aturtltiR point Aral with its pcanuta
wlna the prl.o. Another part of this
peanut nhow waa to plnoo an half dozen
of tho uula lu the center of tho room
mill compel ouch poraon to carry thorn
on a knifo blade to a ohiilralx foot away.
Tho couple carrying tho Krealoat num
ber In a Riven time aro declared tho
winners, but before tno '" wu,u
awarded the winners wore roquirod to
lie blindfolded and atood In tho center
o( tho room and wore thon eompollud to
feed peanuts to "!' olllur with a spoon,
The winners In Ibis contest wero Will
Jtutes and Florence Toft and the prizoa
.mivnnlr biiooi'B In the howls of
...1.1..1. ..i.ir.i miiri-Rvcil tbreo links. After
ii. u ii.nm unm other iramea and refresh
ineiits. The persons reppoiniblo for tills
t.... ni ...ml i.tmn were Mra. J. K.
vveiiina ft..w..
Shearer. Misses Alia Xaylor and Kato
Annie anil Metsrs v. u.tvurncs nuw'
Day, tliey belnif the committee appoint
ed to entertain upou this particular occa.
91011.
The Modford Feed Store wliolealcs
and rntalls feed.
Tim nltv council has nurcha6od the
vacant lot near the city bnalllo and It,
U)?ethor with part of the lot unon which
stands llio aforesaid bouse of dolontlon,
ted Into a olty pound.
Tim lot n iiui-chased from Piilm A
Vnrli llnil tllu lip CO Drill! was KtHI. AD
clht-fool olosely wovoo, wlro fenco is
bolnu mod to enclose tho promises.
Cash paid for ocu, at Wilson s
(jrocory atoru, South C street, Medford.
(iu Tlnnlnv. last week sold 300
head of cattlo to Louis Busman, of
Gazollo, (Jallt. The cattlo wore shipped
from hero to Uazollo bunuay, jonn
Orth, Chas. Hot and Mr. Hanloy hav
ing charge of the train. Tho stock will
be placed on tho range for fecdlnn.
All kinds or saao and doors and
soroon doors, at lowest markot price.
W. Woods.
Tho Southorn Paclllo Company baa
a nrw of carnenlora repairing the
stock yarda In this ojty. They are put-
tlnir In nnw fonclnir and loading ehules
Tho improvemonts will mako a great
dlfTorenco In tho streuglli oi too sioca
iards.
All kluds of gardon sccda at the
Mculoru roco avoro.
Tim Mlsmnnarv Social at Mrs.
Wortman's, TuoBday ovoninff, was well
..., i..,i rinanlm the uiiiiluiisanl weather.
An i.,ii,rii.lnu nrnirriiin waa rondored
aftor which doughnuta and cciftoo were
aorvod. The procoeua woro o.iu
Pni. Rnlo Sunn of about 1000-pound
mules, cheap. J. H. Thorndlke, Med
ford .
Miss Clara Terrlll, of Talont, who
i,Ja inimht Bohool in Klamath County
for the past throo years, has boon on-
gaged to toach tn the wine rine oi
trlet, east or Modford, and commoncod
upon hor duties last Monday.
Chiekona wanted ot tho Contral
markot hlglieal market prico paid.
1 glCaLaO
H. H. HOWARD & CO.
,nnni,n y-vrTnr!rXT
III force wbliili provlilna that no Im
pnivemitiits shall bo mn.lo liifliln the
llru linilu without a pi-rmil from the
coiniultti-e upnolnted to look ufu-r this
.mihir. Mr. (Jaiiiobull allitii's that be
secured a verbal permit from two mum-
hers of the board before uuvintf coin
mniired tho work, hut one of these
mem burs avers that Mr. Campbell win
iiiluirimr iimliip a niisundiirstandliig.
ilnu'iiiiii. hi. wiih tiroiivht bnforo l.te-
cm Our York and was lined V ad conts,
ninountliiK In all to 7, The lino anu
costs wero paid, after which ho waa
Ifiviin a penult to fit) nheiid with tho
ui.rir niwl tlm carnciilor are now uoihk
a good Job of work, In making a thing
of lieauty out of one or tno most anapr
dated sioru tronta in inn ciiy.
AVI,,.., vnn urn liliulni a BRWlnil IIIH
ehlno It Is always sn'er Ui buy of a
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reHioem. nguni,. n iiiuijih-"
louiiu 10 no as rcpresuuveu iiu
iniikii uond ovurv liuaranlee made.
John P. White bus hfa brink bulldnlg,
west ol the depot, wen niieu wnn sev
eral dllTerent iniikos of scwliigmachlnns.
Ho ban tho Wheeler & SVIIson, the
Oavla, New Uoun), Domeatlc, Climax,
mid several others for sain at from '10
... ir. A,.uu .Mumiinli Vnn nHll nllV
niie of tho best machines made for 16.
It Is usoless to pay more.
Tlm mpm bora of Talisman Lodge
K. of P. will elve a aooial banquet and
dance at their castle hall on Mondoy
evening ot next week. All Knight
nil thnlr wives or "boat girls" are in
ilii.rl in attend. There will be worn in
the second degree, but as the lodge
mnmhAri are reaiiosted to be proeoni
nrnmnllv at 7 o'clock this and other
rnnilnn work can easily De goiujn
through heloro nine o'clock, at which
.i... k. fiivltli.ii n( the evening will
hA niinni.il. Ills noi. however, neces
sary that tho ladles wait until 0. o'clock
before coming as the banquet Dan
will bo especially reserved for their
exclusivo oo-upancy wiuio tno iouk
work Is In progress. There will oe an
opportunity given thoso who wish to
dance to do so, while thojo who do not
caro for amusement of this sort win oe
i,.rilni.,l with cards, crokinole and
other Ramos. Tho refreshments will be
.......l n il, a hnnnunt ball. II You are
. ifnlirtit In irnod standing you aro ex
Dccicd to be pieaentand nave your who
or lady friend with you
nfi.An ..m. a n Ki.vlnir niirars it lS
lust as handy and just as economical to
buy the best. I handle only the very
Deal lines 01 guuuo. ....-.- -.-.-that
please tho people, and I sell them
at 'ho regulation pricoa, notbwlthstand
!.... ihu lunt ihut thev cost me a little
moro. It's the same way with my
ntul tobacco. In fact, it Is that
... .t.l. nll ..... atnrilfnrft' ffnndB Onlv
way wikii n.i '
ii, ht. nt moderate nrices. hi.
Shearer, proprietor Klalto cigar store
An Unolo Tom's Cabin Company
gavo an ontertalnmeni ai nie uiki
house Friday night of last week, inoio
u.hn ntinilmt were dlsannolntea do-
cause of the fact that the show was cut
short to enablo tho company to catch
the 11 :62 southbound paaaengor vrain.
Thla Is an Imposition which several
other shows have heaped upon me
entortalnment attending people of Med
ford during the last two yeara. ii is
- ufn nrnnrmltlon to drv vour money
to any show aggregation whloh lays Its
in m lpave the city by mis train.
They almost always either cut tho per-
forinanoos abort or hurry tnrougn inem
in a manner which makes farcical an
evening's enterlulnment whloh, it
handled rightly and not hurriedly,
would havo afforded tho tlokot holders
pood value' for their money.
iini- olitv rlava I am ofTering a 10
. nn all nnnrln nnld.
por coni. uiowuiu wu i. b-".
nnmA In and aoe mv atnok. You oan t
.n ,hni. thnv aro like from the out
II tt la'l.nnnltlC Vml WAllt I C&Xl
i-Haf.. vnn. A. M. Woodford, tho
Boot and Shoe Man.
Th Knirnne Roirlater says: "Mrs.
A. Morriman, of Medford, has been
i.iiin.r w rinuchter. Mrs. Laura Brad
ley, tn F.ugono the past week and went
to Albany yesterday aitornoon 10 visiv
her daughter, Mrs. Chas.Fronk. From
thore she will go to l'ortiana ana oeme
...,,i mill lnior crn to Montana, Illinois
and Ohio to visit rolatlvoa. MrB. Merrl-
an in a nlnnnor of Orogon and haB
lived In tho state nearly fifty-one years,
arriving in Douglas County nnoui Sep
tember, 1851. She Is aoventy-two years
of ago, iB the niothor or sixteen oiui
dreu, and still In good health and has
a wonderful memory. She Is a daugh
tor ol W. H. Riddle, one of the earliest
plonoors ot Southorn Oregon, and dur
ing her eastern trip will visit her early
home In Sangamon county, Illinois.
Wn nnnil for MlillfOl'd OeOUlO tO bUV
Imported booon. Wo have some very
oholoo plecoa, rando from Rogue river
val cv para, aim mmm
Every ploco gunrnntoo.1 to be trean ann
wholesome. All nnimiim ;
alttughtored bv us aro given a thorough
Inspection and not an ounce of disonaed
moat is eiiuor pim u"
beltod. Arnold uarneourg, pruH'"1
tors of the City Markot.
Tl.n mihllHhors of tho Lakevlow
Examlnor aro undoubtedly smitten
,lih .h nbnrms of somo one or more
, . nflHi.nn'i fii 1 1- mnldena. If
I-oi easieru viKnuH
this is not the caso MoGnrry, one of
and sntuiKiloHvlikethla."
I .... ll,i 1i.uf. Cuniltiu. a rmlr nf
ppctnalu. either at the Haptist Church,
or buiwiiiin church and Ohaa. Strang's
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reiiioeiice. imiurjiiM.oii.oiw, ...n.
olllco.
.Whlln Tnrrv'B TJnelo Tora's Cabin
Company was giving Its performance
In the opora house last Friday evening,
.imik riRr became exciteu in an argu
ment with somo of the young men who ,
occupy tho back seals in ino opera i
house, and used some rather expressive
language. Policeman Fredenburg ar-!
rested blm and he gave ball for his ap
pearanco before Recorder York the
next morning. Ho was fined S2.TO. ,
This is a habit that la practiced entirely j
loo freely among tho youths of tbls oivy i
anil u few moro of thoso cases will no
doubt break them of thla obnoxious
and disturbing habit.
M. C. Campbell, the Vienna bakery
man. is making many lmprovementB
about hla place this week. He la hav-
inii tin. nlrl front of the building re
moved and a new one put lu, which Ib a
great Improvement. The piaco . ooiore
the changes were made was a miserable
old rookery and an eye-sore to all good
oitlzons who aro alive to the Dcnenu
which are sure to accrue from the gen
eral appearance of modern and tasty
architectural structures whether In a
three storv brick building or the store
front of a bakery. Thla work is belog
nut nn hv the Medford flailing Mill
Company and Is very pretty.
If it's new and very np-to-date goods
In the shoe line that you are looking for
you will find them at Woodford's Shoe
Store.
Mrs. D. R. Andros came near being
tho victim of a horrible accident Mon
day of this week. She had thrown
some damp paper into a stove prepara
tory to lighting a fire. After she had
lartorl the fire she stooped down to
r, thn fmnt ni the stove wnen 10
gas, which had been generated from the
damp paper, exploded, throwing me
flames out ol the atove ana sinning ner
squarely In the face. Before she could
get away from the atove another explo
sion occurred with the eame result.
tsnm tana waa hflitlv burned but tho
probabilities are that no serious resnlte
will follow.
Our business la growing rapidly
and our ouatomorB are well satisfied.
.1 ..V.n.l h n. Ill I. nnar CQ mil If A
some oay uvurjuw, " " " " , .,
tho liesi clothes in town. Thon you will
in TJnlnA inalnilnr
oe nappy so wm o. uwb.i
J. W. Cox returned Monday from a
trin tn Klamath Falls where he wont
oiin- hnf cuttle for the Potteneer
Cox market, of this olty. He brought
nvr twenty-eight head of two and
ihrno-vpar-nld Bteers. one of which
..i.h i Tin nnnnria. He lounu any
nwiK"- I t -
niiant.itu nf innw In the mountains, and
H"" j
was six and one-half days in maaing
,k. irin finm KlHmath Kalli to alea
ford and the enow fell upon him con
itnnallv for two ana one-nail uays
From Parker's place to Spencer creek
the enow was four teet deep, ana ai
Hart's place It was three teet deep.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale $1 for setting of 15. Incubator
lots at reduced price. Mall your or
. . L . ( 1 1 1 lala Pnlnt.
Qers Ml me l mr.muiii wi iwk'o
Will deliver ai r. jv. uoooi ot vu.
store. Medford. J. W. Smith.
rr:..A..'..f-','ii:.r. iff -.I'liniimiwn'
iJW.'!C ' KIM
Before the Eyes of the World
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we paint the merits ot the " sole oi nonor,
SeU' "Royixl Blue" $3.50 Shoo.
In the shoe is the best of work and leather
and "back of it" is the name of Selz.
Selz meanf perfection and stands for satis
faction.
In all such kinds and styles
and leathers as are right
at one price
Ssli. Sehwsb & Co., Chlesio. ths Isrfsst msnsftctsrsra ol goo4
Mil, Dt ta ,h' wefd B,k, ,hl, J00d ,h0, or msa.
$550
New Things in Golf Shirts
for Spring: also in Hats, Clothing, Etc
The newest and most Stylish
things ever shown in Medford ,
MyerS, the Jeweler,
Sells and Repairs
Diamonds,
Watches, Rings,
Clocks and
Jewelry
than anvone
VWWI'V- -
in Jackson uoumy
I Weeks Bros.
FURNITURE
Store, Office and
Bar Fixtures
Made to Order
West Seventh Street
MEDFOkD - OREGON
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While thoso interested In the ap
nf nnr nitv are huntlnz around
i'..- j -
(or something to do business with THE
fiir. wnnlrl Riicrcrest that thev com-
mnnnn nntinn leadlce lo tno removal Ol
that old Crater sign board which la
disgustingly and prominently percnou
high up over Harry Myers- jeweir.y
tore. There was at one time a beauti
ful picture of Crater lake painted
thereon, but that wa8 In years agone
.mil nrlnr tn Mr. Mvera' occuDancy
the building. Now nothing but rough
weather beaten boards are seon.
The Republican primaries in Med
ford will be hold In the oftloe of J. A.
Pon-y's warehouse and at the oity hall
on Saturday, March TM, at z o'oiook
Easter
Millinery
Opening
Monday, Teusday and
Wednesday -March
24-25"26
The Indies of McrUor d and Jnoksoo
county aro cordially invllod lo oall and
inspect our
EASTER OPENING DISPLAY
ot thelhiestniid mostsiyllshconoopllona
in onrinK hum auuuuui iii.n.....- " "
hiwovor boon our plousuro to bring bo
loro your noltco . , -t . '
You will Hud IHo cronni of the best In
our lino ol Pattern lints, made exoltw
univ far our trsiio no two nllko. Bo
i notrorKOt tnndiUOSinoxl Moniiiiy.Tuos
i uny nud Wcdnowlny at our mil tnory
f parlors back ot tbo now bank, Modford
? H. A. MEDYNSKI 00, CO.
James T. Glenn, who was a pioneer
cf Southern Oregon, having crossed the
olalna in 1849, died at his nome in uar
land, Oalif., on the 13th lnat., ageo. u
yeara. Major Ulenn was a um
Virginia, and waa engagea in ou.
In Jackaonvllle up to tne year ioi...
when he retired. Ho gained hia mill-
tary title during the Indian wars in
Oregon, In which he too an ociive
part
Wells 4 Shearer have the best
Annlnned outfit for draying and house
hold moving in Medford. All Kinds
of wood tor saie iuu ukwu.- .
prompt delivery.
John F. Cordray, manager of Cor-
dray's theatre In Portland., passeu
through the valley last week en route
to San Francisco. Mr. Cororay nas
under advisement a proposition 10
place Medford, Ashland and uranw.
PaBS on the theatrical circuit j u.uu
his theatre belongs. This would in-
th.ao tntrna a mood BD0W at least
SU1Q fcuwv
once a week and would stop the fake
troupes with which Medtora is so oneu
inflicted.
jk. hiunW and white novelty cheviot
. ,kln., t'nla BPARnn. We
IS tne uorreuw iiims ;
have them in all the weaves for 20 per
suit and H.ou lor vrouocio. iB-,
tailor.
rXaM la a IMirA for smalloox-which
. nminnnt nhvsiolan says will prove
......! in .wrv ease: "One ounce of
HllOVhUDI ." .
Ar tuvtfii ninanlved In a pint of
urcuui ui -
water, and taken at intervals wueu
cold, ia a certain, never-falling remedy.
r. i fnnnattnrifi. never leaves a
it una uuibu .v .
i. nover causes blindness ana
ouniru tedious lingering."., The same
-...kn.itv fresh, warm mint innaiea
i.n ilia nnatrlla twice a day will cure
catarrh In the head, of the very worst
tvne.
When you want draying done get
Slovertodo it. He's always ready-
always reliable and ms cnarges ro
1 wave iuat right.
rihriv Xlckel was over from Jaok
,iii Fi-lrlav. Saturday, Sunday
!U""""' .' ... . -j
i j T,iArlnv. weunesuay uu
lUUUUiii , - " .
Thursday and still thore are those who
...innnaa i v be love no nas nOtlllUK
tn do with the new paper. The new pa-
ia ai.hnrlnlod to aoDear on Saturday
of this week, but the plant was not In
evidence Wednesday alternoou. rruu
ably some good fairy with Nlokel adorn
rnonts will come to the resuce.
TTTiti. .v.- ranllltlna that B. N.
Butler put in his shop, ho turns out as
gooa worn ui 'T .i v,
'ewelry as any one in Southern Oregon.
Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
there will be a congregational mectiug
at the Presbyterian Church, the pur-
sa nf miiinh will be the calling of a
pastor for the ohuroh. The attendance
Is not confined to mem
bers of the ohuroh, but it is expected
that all who give aid to the ohuroh will
be present and voice their sentiments
as to the securing ov a pastor.
. i .i ... .... . fni. nn ii . nnv
run suu ucmoin 1
quantity. See John F. White, the sew-
tnp- maonine iiuiu-
Chas. Carney and family are now
! it timir new residenoe on West
in-uuii.i'iiii
Seventh street, naving moveu m uu
Egg For Setting.
Pure bred Plymouth Kock eggs tor
sale setting of Hfteen for 50 centa.
D. T. Lawtoh.
We want all the eggs we can get;
cash or trade. H. H. Howard & Co.
For Rent.
Small and large farms. Address Of.
ij. xv. nay, ioia nui, uregoa.
That Art
Department
Have you not been pay
ing too much for your
Art materials?
Pyrographic Outfits
ITrnm S4 Of) t.O S10.00
"Handbook on Pyrogra
phy," 55c
Sheepskins for burning,
full sized skins of extra
quality, in Pearl Grey,
Yellow, Yellow Brown,
ri;..n Clfnart AfnnRA or
WViHo nnlv 75r. fiJICh
Calfskins (all colors) see
samples, only 25c per
square loot
Tube paint tau coioib;
10c tube
Poppy, Linseed, Drying
and Neat Oil 10c a bottle
Kohinoor Pencils, tor
t o r ok
rtTfllUinff .T llll ZiUVi
Pallettes, oiiea, oniy xoo
Brushes from 4c to 16c
India Ink (small size)
9c a stick
Shading Pens, 5c to 52lc
Crow yuui rens, oc
line ot crayons,
pastels, ' plates,
in board and
china for decora ting.draw
ing paper, instruments,
charcoal, pens and every
thing that we are out of
we will get for you cheaper-
than you can order
0 1
foryOUrseil, or cneaper
than city retail stores
will sell you
MEDFORD BOOK
STORE
THE MAIL.
YELLOW , ORDER
FRONT HOUSE
Full
stamps,
plaques
! Monday of this week.