Medford daily tribune., January 27, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE MEDFORD DAILY TRTT3TJXE. MEPFOKD. OT?.. MONDAY, JANUARY 27, IfflM.
4
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Watch the iiook Ktore for Valen
tines, tf
John Harrington is looking; after liiB
business interests at (Jold Jiill.
King's for Lowney's, Aldon's and
Gunthor B chocolatt-s. tf
Y. E. Morrison of Griffin creek trans
acted business ill Med ford Saturday.
Order your carnations now for Me
Kialey day. Jauuarv 20. Mcdford
Greenhouse. Phono 600. 21)5
Jasper O'JIara of near Central Point
was a Medford business caller Hnturdiiy
ryrographic outfits, wood and hides,
for burning, at the Art Studio, Hub
bard building, near bridge. tf
H. Klum lias returned from the Cole-
stino Hodn Springs, whero he had been
sjicndiug the past few days.
Stenography nnd typewriting at rca
sonable rates. Charles Van IJuskirk
Rogue liiver Klectric Co. tf
A. Lucko nnd I. ,T. Estos, both of
near North Bear creek, wero Medford
business callers Hatnrday afternoon.
Public stenography and typewriting
done- ovenings. Inquire of Van, Roguo
Jdvor J'.lectric Co., or Diamond Jloom
ing house tf
J. , W. Wilder, tho strawberry man
from Phoenix, wns a business caller in
Medford Saturday.
v The lnrgcst assortment of postals evor
exhibited in Southern Oregon at the Art
Studio, Hubbard building, nenr bridge.
Also n nice line of albums. tf
Jtenry Pec'', a North Jlear Creek
rancher, was a busiuess caller in Med
ford Saturday afternoon.
Wo have hides to sell; also wood for
burning; get n pyrogniphic outfit nnd
do your own burning; it is very inter
y, "ting, .i Hull' Art Studio, Hubbard
bldg., near bridge, , 202
I Mrs. Laura (I. Gardner of Asbestos
transacted business in Medford Satur
day afternoon. , t , , , .
A fine new line of Valentine Postals
just arrived at Hull's Postal Shop; also
u complete linn or other cards. Post
, card Alliums of nil kinds. ,'117 Minn
street. 2li2
Mrs. Kllen (lidding ami her duugt,-
t ter, Mrs. Millie llouclly, have returned
to Ashland from Oakland, Oil.
Only a few of I hose frames left at
, the Art Studio. . Call and see them.
Come and make us nn offer. Mull's
'. Art Studio, :i 1 7 Main street. 2112
' T. I-. Mills of Ashland, prominent in
' Grand Army circles, made Medford a
visit Priduy. , , , .
A few onlarged photos of .Southern
j- Oregon scenery, left over from the
Christmas trade, will lie given free with
frame to fit, on r dpi of retail price
tf frame. A limited supply. The Art
Studio, Hubbard bldg., Pear bridge, tf
I!. II. Whitehead left ',,r Ashland.
nnore lie will look alter business mat
ters. .Miss Grace Whileheud will at
tend business college there.
Mrs. Adnlph l.ncl;,. of Central Point
visited ill Medford over Sunday, return
ing to I, or home Monday morning on the
llort hliiMilid train.
The circuit rt of Jackson couiity
opened this morning at Jacksonville.
Tin- lirsl case on trial is White Trow
bridge vs. .1. A. l.yun.
Mrs. .1. I'. Huberts and children left
this morning for Albany, Or., where the
Huberts family will make their future
home. .1. p. will ship a car containing
household goods this ruing, at which
time he will leave Medford.
At the dancing class at Angel's Op
era II e. Tuesday night, .hi ry 2S,
Mr. ami Mrs. Wells will devote the en
tire evening In teaching the three-stop,
five step, l.acomus mid seluittisclie.
I'ifty cents u person will I hargid
for this work.
llcoige Young, who has I IM1 a
prospecting tour near the Sterling mine,
. returned to Medford Saturday morning
Mr. Young has met with a great deal
of encourage. it while prospecting.
nnd will return to his mine in a few
' days.
Mr. mid Mrs. K. P. McKissick of
, Huston, Mass., who liuve 1., i Mod
, ford for several days, engaged , mis
siuiiury work, have left for l. Angebs,
Cal., where they will remain for several
weeks.
Hev. W. I j. Illaek left this morning
on the northbound train for Walla
Walla, Wash., where he will attend the
North Pacific union conference of n.
Seventh, lay Advent ists. The North
Pacific district covers tho slates of
Oregon, Washington, Idalio. M.,i,l,.
and llritish Columbia.
H. II. Harris retimod Salurdav from
Untie Falls, whore , ,. , i1)1hl(,
after lumbering im, .,,., M M.j )m,
in Medford onlv ,-, f, w
The eailg.... loeellhus held :, 1 1.
1'reslnt, nan ,l,in,, J,.,,,, elose.l. Sun
day iiii'til l.eiiu- , !M. I , .
led el three ttoei,.
I I. I. It tins nooning
I., ,. o. v iM.
P. W. Wnsciiaa and wife arriveil in J FORMER PREACHER
Medford Sunday from Hod Lodge, Mont. MUST PAY ALIMONY
! Thev left Medford one vear ago, but
have returned satisfied to stay. Mrs. Walter Prescott Williams, of Sale
Waschau will engage in businiss in the now a clerk in the general land office
near future. Miss Florence SelunttT, I lias been ordered by the district su
sisier-iu-taw or .Mr. vasenao, came witu preme court at Washington, l. C., to
I lie family and will make Medford her I pay his wife, Klla it. Williams, $40 a
future home.
REWARD OFFERED FOR
MACLEAY MURDERERS
Governor Chamberlain has offered a
reward of 1(100 for the arrest und con
viction of the murderer of the Casteel
month alimony, pending the termination
ot her suit against him for limited divorce.
Mrs. Williams went to Washington
December 24, and soon afterward insti-
tited suit against her husband, who is
n legal resident of Salem. Williams, in
his answer, denies the charge that he
has refused to aid in m ,iin i,i
. . ii i
family at Muclouy, about two months wife, but admits that thev i,.r, l.,i
ago. i ue oner ui me rewo.ru cunie on u uir rerences (insillff from finimco.l n,n.
L-ooipioio biiimisc in uiiiciiu cucien unu iors or a trivial nature. He savs he
can be accounted for only upon the sup- receives $1000 from his nosiiion l il.
position that the governor has been in- government service nnd owes consider-
rormeil liy private parties mat tnoy alile money. He alleges ho is now con
nave u ciew unu uro wining to ioiiow rronteil with S00 worth of debts cm..
it up with uu investigation if a reward traded by Mrs. Williams and for wl.1,.1.
snail no niiorou. no is held liable.
Sheriff Culver made a very exhaustive Williams was formerly a minister of
iiivesiigaiion ill. uie scene Ol Hie miir- uie M. ft. ciiurch and stationed at Jack
ler nun also secureu a complete nisiory souvillo for two years
or tho rainiiy ntriurs anil relations ol
the Casteels and Mort Montgomery, the WISCONSIN LUMBER BARONS
lured man. Culver was thoroughly con-1 ,lrTlr
vineed that Montgomery killed the Cas
teels and himself, probably because he
,, . -,. m, ,.,.K,.i.-,, , )ms Bnstl,jn(., tlw
return early in the week. It will be
gratifying to know that Mr. Garnett
was elected vice-president or the Ketail
Hardware and Implement Dealers' As
sociation for the ensuing year. This
is one more Medford man who brings
honors home with him.
WIN THEIR CASE
The United States court of appeals
SCHOOL DISTRICT HOXD ELEC
TION' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby givoa that at a
school meeting of District No. 49 of
Jackson county, state of Oregon, to be
held at the citv hall in Medford, in
said district, on the Kith day of Feb-j
ruiiry, llios, there wilt be suuinitieu 10
the legal voters of said district the
PjllcBtlOII OT COIliriieilllg a uonueu
f 4llllli0 for the mirtiose of erecting
a high school building, the vote to be
by ballot, upon which shall be tne
words "Honds Yes." and the words
"Bonds No." Polls to be open nt l!
o'clock p. in. and remain open until 4
o'clock p. in.
By order of the board of directors!
of School District No. 49 of Jackson I
county, Oregon. j
Dated this IStli day of January, 1!)08.-
274 OH1S CHAWFOHIJ, Clerk.
iiooui ui oe marrieu ro a man at nose- ,. ,-,,. .... . . . "
, The dlslric ,.!l,-..v ; ,,1-n .f. ' " ' . . " ". eiuereil .Inly 1',
'" lull, iii I Itn ,.,. ,.r r..i.
Judge
ly 27,
lllack,
isiioii mis is me correct, ineory oi me lnH,.,,i t.,.,i. i
crlmo. ; .i.-rsm.,
conspiruey to iletrllllil the
goverillllent. The case ir,.w ,,l ,.f ..
nnnii iiKTi I "
ravjoixx4. nlleired effort on ll.n ,,rt r ,i... .1
fendants to liroeure hir t,,.i r i
r.sinio oi ineooore ix. iiooeris r noil in .luckson lllld K ailllitli ,,i;,.u li,
account ajiproveu unu oruer iiiuiie ins pill, liy alleged fraudulent means
harging ndministrator. ,dge Quarles ruled Unit the defond
r.siaiu ot l.iiiion o. morris in pro- ants must be disphiirnnd !.,...
.... " "
""'e". overt acr. loo i,n ,.r.,, ...! ...at.:..
wuaruian or vera ncliaiimloller tjr the period fixed bv Hie stii ,.f i:.i
ler made to loan money. tations. reimr,lli. f n e.......
I'.sinie oi l arolitn A. (lore Account sufticiencv of the Mli,.t,,,i i
... ...loiioisiri.ior men una approved. against them bv the federal o-ra ,,
l.'.,..,. r.t ri i.p.n. i.: ...l .. s
,,,.. t. it,iinni inier lun.ic I oi liregoil.
'oncoming sale ot real propertv.
hstate of Milton !. Morris Order OREGON PROPERTV.wnT.TYPT a
made appointing Thomas G. Cooper ex PATRONIZE MTITTIAT. nnmoiw
.jenu.r noo c. . .tiierwili, r. ;s. Jvngli
and L. L. .Muht appraise
Coal for Sale.
We are now prepared to furnish hand"'
picked ront nt the mine, five mile
ssi of town, in any amount desired
$7.'0 per ton.
tf PACIFIC COAL CO.
We Are Still Happing On
UNDERMUSLINS
DO YOU WONDER WHY?
Wo honestly feel, deep down in our hearts, that wo are showing the larg
est assortments, the prettiest styles, the best values in Gowns, Skirts
Corset Covers and Drawers that will be shotvn in Southern Oregon this sea
son. Every garment made in a sanitary factory and the prices are guar
anteed EXCEPTIONALLY LOW.
Special Sale of
Petticoats
ThcBe Petticoast wero designed and
built by the manufacturer for
trade-winners under tho most ap
proved "sanitary" conditions.
Kach garment bears tho "label"
of the "National Consumers'
league, " as a guarantee of the
cleanly factory conditions where
they aro made.
Be sure and see these values before
they are gone.
Buy Tickets by Wire.
Something which ia ol considerable I
interest to the public generally and i
which is perhaps uot generally known ;
is the system of prepaid orders now in !
effect between stations of the Southern i
Pacific company and all points in the-!
United States. By means of this Bystem
tickets may be purchased at Modford ;
from any place in the United States and '
i;:.i!od or telegraphed direct to tho!
(Ltrty wishing, to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
i-ash in connection with these tickets'
may also be furnished at tho same
time." tf
$1.00
l-.'slnto of li. W. Kennedy Final nc- Fire
At the
annual meeting of the Orei'on
h'elief IIHMOcil.t i,, ,..!. I At .
" ""-.I "on .oiircii . lliu.v set lis .Mlunvi ,. V,, ,,,l ill ,. -..
- "
lay for final settlement.
ntlv, tin
ard of tins
THAT PUBLIC LIBRARY.
We all believe in public libraries. We
frequently discuss (he library we are
to get "bye anil bye." We do no! find
that it is helping the boys and girls
who are growing up in our town now.
Will tho next, generation need it. more 111 for llmti, showing a decie.is-
,ials.ti!l 111 losses.
This association affords relief of the
tt'au this? Will the children of the
next general ion be dearer to us than
the boys and girls that now cheer our
liiesidi'sT Will I hoy use a library bet
ler l.i ei, us,- .ir parents have mil had
such privileges!
We all want a library for ourselves,
i or our neigni.ors. lor the good name of
our village. Why not get it now ami
be getting the good out of il
ll is onlv n ouestion of it..,, I
The library when built should ben
eh' all the pie and tl.erefoio it
should be built by all the people, (live
us all a chance to help, and then the
library will belong to all of us. We
are waiting to hear from others.
outgoing members of the I
tees was re-elected
This purely mutual insurance or...
izntion has been doing business in .Me
Minnville for l.'l years, and on Hi ,.
her .'II last ,;,, :!7,l!7S.!l l: insurance i,,
force ia Or.-oon. a net (1- 41 1 m
X over the year lililll. wita losses I'o'r
...e pnsi year 01 .flli.llis.il.,, a.-ainst .
of
C. H. Pierce & Son
Are planning for extensive advertising
at once. List your property with them
to get best results. tf
TIME TABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
I.,. .1 1 .
' 'oe insurance trust
should !. liberally patronized.
ami
BREWSTER AND BOWEN
SELL LAND INTERESTS
.1. II. Ilrewster und A. I), liewen of
Nail Francisco, who helped promote the
Kogue Hivor Valley Orchards company,
the concern Unit purchased the II. F.
M.vor s tract near Talent to plat and
" v"o it into small orchards, hav
...... ni ine.r aoiuiugs in the company
"' " 1 ngs ami .1. 11. Mustcrsoii.
president of the Hickman Masterson
Lumber company of San Francisco. The
individual lliuilicial responsibilitv of the
company is ia excess of 2."iti.(Hi(. Sev
eral tracts have already been sold.
Mr. and Mrs. (la Shearer visile
"10 11 e ot Oscar I.'
ford Suii.lav.
Ill
Lyon in West
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
MANAOERS OF THEATER FRO-'
TECT PATR0N8 FROM FRAUD
II is reported from Ashland that the
"Peck's llnd Hoy" company, which
played there a week ngo, wns bad in
every way. The company tried hard to
secure n date at the Medford theater,
but IV managers would not listen to
the proposal.
A number of others of the same kind
oae oeen lurned down by til
during this season.
1 managers
Mi
I a ,.,
W. I..
for 1. iniils I'
MlHi l.l-ilit...
lll.s.U, , ,, I,,
W. W IV
111 the . !t 1
NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE
OPENED BY J. C. BRBOWN
.1. C. Itrown. having .v,.r,., his con
noetton will, the It,,,.,,,. (,v,,r ,,,,,
companv. has opened an office in the
I'alui Neidermver bnil,l,,,L.. I, is .
' ' Mr- IbeiM, has r,. yM
"f cm propeily and out. id,. ,, a ..stale
lal-ls lor sale; ;,U ,,.,
property.
Mrs. I'nuliiie llinivs visited friends
living in M.-dloi-d Friday.
Ceorge I,. 1 1 vis returned Friday
from a week s visit with his I'nmilv 1,1
I'orlland.
Mrs. T. .1. Kinney spent a few hours
in Medford Friday.
Mrs. John Orth, who has 1 11 vis-
g relatives in town, returned to
Modl'ord Friday.
.1. W. Itobiason ami W. (. Coleman
were among those who went over to
Medford to h ar Homer Davenport '
lecture.
Judge Crowell of .Medford was doing
business at the courthouse yesterday.!
Miss Daisy HuflVr has been visiting1
her sister. Mrs. H.agaa. of Medford.
Miss Marian While cl ovi r 011
Friday evening's train to spend Ihe
week's end with friends living here, j
Miss Clara Miner came down from!
I lioenix to spend Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert llostwick of Ap
plegate passed through town on their
way to Mislt'ord Thursday.
MisB Karhart went over to Medford
Friday afternoon.
J. I., lliiniinersly of Hold Hill was at
the county scut on official business the
last of this week.
M. M. Tnylor has returned from n
business trip to Portland. I
J. U. Cotchett left for San Francisco!
Sunday morning. Mrs. Cotchett ue
i'onipauiwl him as fur as Medford. I
A number of gentlemen went over i
from here Friday evening to hour the
lecture by Homer Davenport. Among
those who went were Fsrl Moore I !
Percy Wells. Judge Dunn. (Ins Xcw i
bury, William Puhl. V 1;. i',,l..,,, ..,,
Dr. .1. W. Hobinsou.
HARDWARE MEN RETURN
FROM STATE CONVENTION
, Northbound.
.No. lli Oregon Kxpre.su. . . . oilUlp.m.
.No. 14 Portland Kxpri ss. . .. 11:1!) a. ill.
-'o. l'j For Ashland j HI: 15 a. in.
! Southbound.
Xo. I.", California Fxpress.. ' 1 0 : ;t .1 a. m.
Xi. Kl.San Francisco Kxp. l:3'lp.in.
Xo. t2 From Craurs Pass..' ft: 15 p. m.
No. HI is a fine black Underskirt
of imitation hoatherbloom, maide
very full; un exceptional!
value at
No. 19 is made of a good quality
Mercerized Sateen, with a 12-inch
flounce and a 4-inch ruffle, both
cut very full; flounce has 2 clus
ters of 5 rows shirring and ruffle
has one cluster of 5 rows shirring
and 14-inch hemstitched hem; in
black only; a very Q f '") T
showy petticoat. , ." ipl.Xt)
No. (u Made of good quality Mer
cerized Sateen, with ioinch
flounc and dust ruffle, trimmed
with a twoband umbrella ruffle
with three pin tucks in each baud;
flounce has three pin tucks above
ruffle; out full; n, very p ifi
superior skirt . . . P. 1 0U
No. 24!l Moreen Skirt, made with
11-inch under-flouiice; outside
flounce consists of 0110 six-inch
band with two groups of three pin
tucks and two llinch bands: a
good shirt at the price,
No. 251 This is made of imitation
lleathi rbloom Taffeta and has a
deep flounce and ruffle, both cut
very full; flounce has two groups
of five-row shirring and three
rows homstitcliing; ruffle has
three pin tucks nnd hemtsitched
hem: a very desirable petticoat at
the price; a very showy
design; price
$2.00
No. 273 Made from extra quality
Mercerized Sateen, with dust nif- 0
lie nun very deep nnd full outside
flounce, consisting of 7-inch band
with three tapes, five-inch plait
ing and two three-inch band um
brella with tapis 011 each band,
anil all taped together where
.joined, making nine tapes on the
flounce; a very hand- tf-y j-rv
some skirt $.wU
No. 24S Made from nu extra good
qlality Mercerized Sateen with a
very deep flounce and dust ruffle;
flounce has bias pin tucks and rows
of li'iinslitching alternating, and is
finished nt botlom with a wide
umbrella ruffle, with two rows of
hemstitching nnd hemstitched hem.
a very elaborate skirt and needs
only to be seen to be ap- (p T aa
predated: price PO.UU
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
Xo. 1 i Leaves Medford
No. ;tLeaves Medford. . . .
Xo. 2 Arrives Medford . . .
Xo. 4 ! Arrives Medford . . .
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
Xo. 2 ! Leaves Medford
Xo. 4 I Leaves Medford
Motor! Leaves Medford
Motor Leaves Medford ....
Xo. 1 JLeaves Jacksonville..
No. 3 ) Loaves Jacksonville..
Motor! Leaves Jacksonville.
Motorj Leaves Jacksonville.
! f ALL SILK PETTICOATS AT COST I
I LADIES' GOODS EXCLUSIVELY I
if RAffl - HiiEHiisnr en
1 10:4il a. 111.
0:00 p. m.
2:00 p. 111.
9:00 p. m.
9:00 a. m.
3:30 p. ra.
1:00 p. 111.
7:30 p. m.
FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSOX CO. BANK
Speciul motor car trips during day,
!:2.u0 nnd upwards, according to num
ber people. Phone Jacksonville office.
1
Ids ,
II
all ,
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I'..
Moii.l-,
oil I,
i. I-, ,
Prank .-,e ,. 1
Ilcl.-d b.i-i.o-s in M,,i,,,.;
.leho I l.tmii'en hit ,.,
bound liaio iet I,, .it h.
Mill tool, after business , .,,
mines l.etore 1, turning.
The little ,laoi;liler f Mr. an I
J. II. Toft is slowly itnproi in M,,
has been suffering Willi pneumonia.
Newcomels in Medfoi.l ,i,re ns f,,l
lows: l:il, n Crirksrn. St. p.-inl. li,,n
ANOTHER HIO FIRE
SWEEPS PORTLAND.
I ! ! 1 . !,., ...
' " ' - 'etal I '- 'I.'- a..-.,., ,
"I !'' I'"-". ess .,.,,. of I I.,
- Li pt ,..,,1
V. C. and Port II, ,1.1. aid returned
from Portland, where they lad been in
'''c'l.lal at the Hardware and Imple
nu lit Dealers' association convention,
to M there las. k. . ('. liarm lt'
l.'l not rcTnm ,th tliein. be; will
No Fire in the Kitchen Range
No Hot Water in the House
Then is the time you ap
preciate the couvenieD.ee of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
A 1
74 1
Attach a plug to
the Dearest lamp
socket and turn the switch
PINT. QUART. TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Site it ipccially adapted for sunry
Clean
Sale
IC(i(L Simple
ftoMincimiuusj
1 j 1 1 ; 1 1 1 i , 1 iit
II : 1 1 . 1 1 I I b
71 SQUARE DEAL
The Kogue Tfiver Land Company has always contended that
there is no (food reasou why the real estate business cannot be
curried on honorably and honestly, with due regard for the rights
of both purchaser anil landowner. Actuated by this opinion, the
company has never yet misrepresented ns to the character of the
soil or the ipiality of the fmils produced on same, with the result
that all who have bought orchards through this agency so far
could sell out, if desirable, at an advance of 100 to "iU0 per cent
above the purchase price. This is a history of which we arc
proud, and we shall continue nlong tho same lines in the future.
Men who come into this favored valley looking for a new place
of abode are entitled to fair treatment. We only nsk of them
that they will exercise ordinary business sagacity in investigating
the resources of the valley beforo buying.
There are three things the average investor wants, if he buvs
country property in this ynlley. First and foremost, he wnnts'a
homo wnere he nail his family can enjoy good henlth and the fruits
of this section. Usually he wants to get located where he ia within
easy reach of tho leading commercial centers and close to local
markets. And he always wants property which will bring in a
good income and is sure to advance in value as tho valley develops.
Will he be apt to find this combination in the hands of the
street-corner broker or the averngo "butter-in" who persecutes
the homeseeker about the hotel offices! When one considers that
the situation is not urging many men with good holdings to sncri
(ice their property here, it is up to the homeseeker to apply to the
regulnr denier for what he wnnts. If he wants the
VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE VALLEY
he must apply to the Kogue Kiver Lnnd Company. When in Med
ford, do not fail to call on the
AT THE EXHIBIT BUILDING.
Rogue Rjiver Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDINO, MEDFORD, OREGON.
roudor Wafer and Power Co.
Phone Ss.",.
( Ipposite
Office on Seventh Street,
the 1!, Klectric Sign.
I to
' I ' 1 1 1
ll.e
I mill
Mi
P.otl
npp.i, The
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alns ft,,,,, .
tUe s.u:,.. i , ,
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.Toa.l a, I j,.,,, in
loss is 4..I..II 11,10
,l.,l bv
I outsnl,
sale
A
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rar, lion ling (ireen, ().;! , 111, 1.. Wool 01 I . 1' '!
1.1. ml. II.... li : i "' "':
llutlorford Kerr, Uniralolow,,, N. M. I,,,,,,.,,, . '
W rf -
Mr
Mr
V.
: ! Poll s M.K
premis.ui) or nd
I MliDFOM TEA and C0FFEC HOUSE
Rui cSjiiies. I'M ra, is ami Makiini Pow.lcrs. Pishes
iiiul Crockery Ware ol' all kinds; Vases, .lardin
ieres and .Ia Comls; Notions and ." ;uul 10-Cciit
; Counters.
L'K. WEST SKVKXTH ST1.KKT.
MtOI.ASIIAN Jc .Jl'NKKN - - Troprietors
m
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ENJOYING A TETE-A-TETE
Nipper or dinner, at .Nash's is a pleas-i'-i;
.-.vperi, nee. for at no place in this
'""i! can you taste victuals that, aro
' ''' ''' sr., 1, a tempting and artistic
".-u n. r as th.-v are prepared at Nash's.
Hunrv morself. like oysters on the'half
sii' M. broil,-! or roasted ipiail, wiod
ro. k or chickens in all styles, yick
steals ;,nd chops, inn! 1 x,p,isito cotlces,
teas, wines, at reasonable rates.
THE NASH ,
Mane Taylor of the Xunan Taylor
M. reliandise company of Jacksonville
passed through Medford on his way
hoine from Portland, where he has been
on business for the firm.
NEW CASES.
naniol W. Whetstone . Ct-ristili.-l
Rose Whetstone; divorce; Wit hingtoir
& Keller, attorneys for plnintiffs. '
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