The Democratic times., March 21, 1901, Image 7

DEMOCRATIC TIMES
LOCAL NO re».
Horse and Jack bills printed at T he
T imes office In the best style and at
reasonable rates. We have a large
and elegant assortment of engravings
especially designed fur tuat class of
work.
Jacksnipe can be killed at all times
of the year. This change In the game
law appears to meet with the general
approbation of sportsmen, who declare
that these birds are at their best late
In the spring, at which time, under
the old law, they were protected.
These birds are migratory in tiaeir
habits, and do not remain very long
In a place.
Like Oliver Twist children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for
croup. It quickly cures all coughs
and colds, and every throat and lung
trouble. It Isa specific for grippe and
asthma, and has long been a well-
known remedy for whooping cough.
City Drug Store. Jacksonville and
Dr. J. Hinkle. Central Point.
Counsel for Miss Portia Knight have
written a letter to the papers denying
the statement purported to have
been made by the Duke of Manchester
to th«; effect that he considered the
action to have been unjustified, and
that he believed it had been dropped.
According to counsel the breach of
promise suit is proceeding, and the
courts will decide whether it is justi­
fied or not.
Those elected as officials of the
town at the late election were sworn
in Friday night. T. J. Kenney and
H. G. Dox, who were elected trustee
and recorder respectively, are the only
new members of the present adminis­
tration. The board of trustees or­
ganized with the election of Emil
Britt as president, a position he has
well and acceptably tilled for several
terms.
Ata business meeting of the Rogue
River Choral Union, held at Grant’s
Pass, an executive committee was ap­
pointed, which, among other things,
has authority to elect officers and ap­
point a time and place for holding the
next convention. It consists of Es­
ther Sllsby and Fred Nell of Ashland,
H. C. Kinney and T. P. Cramer of
Grant'll Pass, Mrs. F. M. Love of Jack­
sonville, II. L. Gilkey and Mrs. W. I.
Vawter of Medford.
J. B. Phelps of Woodville went to
Grant’s Pass one day last week, to
stay until next morning. He retired
at the Palace Hotel in bis usual state
of health, but was found dead in bed
the next day, presumably having died
of heart disease. Mr. Phelps was for
a long time a prominent citizen of
Lake county, coming to this section a
number of years ago. He was one of
the oldest members of the Masonle fra­
ternity In the state and had many
friends.
Chronic Nasal Catarrh poisons every
breath that is drawn into the lungs.
There is procurable from any druggist
the remedy for the cure of this trou­
ble. A small quantity of Ely’s Cream
Balm placed Into the nostrils spreads
over the Inflamed and angry surface,
relieving Immediately the painful in­
flammation, cleanse«, heals and cures.
A cold In the head vanishes immedi­
ately. Sold by druggists, or will be
mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers,
5« Warren St., New York.
The new law In reference to taking
up estrays needs to be studied, as
there Is a provision for a tine of #10 to
•KM) to taking up an estray without
complying with the provisions of the
act. When an estray is taken up
three notices have to tie posted. It is
provided though that no estrays shall
be taken up during the months from
May to November, inclusive, except
breachy or vicious animals, which
may be taken up In any month. With­
in ten days the owner may claim and
secure the animal upon the payment
of 81 fee and a reasonable price for
keeping it. After ten days the coun­
ty clerk is notified, and the animal is
appraised and sold, being advertised
in a newspaper If over 815 in value.
Jacksonville’s new officials are now
MARCH 21. 1901 on duty.
RS DA Y,..
J. L. Riley of Buttecreek Is in Jack­
S-S——!
sonville today.
PERSONAL MENTION,
Beautiful weather Is prevailing, al­
though it Is cold at night.
L. Keeme» went to Medford
S. F. Godfrey of Beagle and his eon
^■morning.
were here one day last week.
Bider Sheriff McCarthy visited In
Pruning is progressing in earnest.
Wland Sunday.
Spraying will soon commence.
K-. and Mrs. W. H. Rickey are now
Yesterday was St. Patrick’s day,and
lew York city.
plenty of green was in evidence.
Hr. Keene and Geo. L. Davis drove
J. C. McCully acted as marshal
H’ from Medford Sunday.
during the absence of Mr. Murphy.
Hiibur and Frank Cameron of Ap-
Elegant home-made candies of all
Kute were among us Saturday.
kinds u specialty at Joe Wetterer’a. •
Hufus Cox, the political sage, was a
Tne board of trustees has granted
Htor at the county-seat Saturday.
Dunningtou & Deneff license to retail
Hr. McWilliams of Montana,a friend liquor.
H w Opp, 1* piyin« Jacksonville a
You can get the most candy for
Ht.
your money at “The Boss." Satisfac­
B. D. Cook has gone to Josephine tion guaranteed.
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■nty, to look after his mining in­
The county clerk has issued license
ornate.
to marrv to Alfred Anderson and Mrs.
Jftrs. J. D. Cook, who has been quite Susan K. Lea bo.
His convalescing, we are pleased to
Joe Wetterer makes a specialty of
Bounce.
light drinks, fresh candles, nuts,
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■Vin. Robinson, who has been spend- tropical and other fruits, etc.
■ several weeks In Applegate, is in
Miss Mary Durham is in charge of
Mrn again.
the musical department of the South­
,’jUrs. F. Grob of Wagner creek lias ern Oregon State Normal School.
M|n visiting her friends living In
President McKinley and his party,
^■ksonvllle.
in Hve elegant coaches, will pass
Mirs. C. H. Pierce of Medford and through the valley about May 13th.
■Ks Lottie Pracht of Ashland visited
All kinds of fruit,Including oranges,
Ugjpacksonvllle last week.
bananas and lemotis, also vegetables,
Hlrs. I). Duggan of Sam’s valley was cheaper than the cheapest at “The
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HJacksonville one day last week, Boss. ”
Hdlng with our merchants.
Miss Ella Parks of Buncom, who
Blr. Learned of Yreka, an exne- has been successfully teaching school
Kneed miner, Is In Jacksonville, In In Josephine county, returned home
Friday.
¡Kctlng our mineral resources.
Hv. I>. O’Brien has resigned hlsposl-
The postoffice at Davidson, Jose
Hn
the Old Channel Mining Co. phine county, will be supplied with
K| will leave for San Francisco »non. mall from Jacksonville, instead of
H’rof. and Mrs. A. J. Ilanhy of Grant’s Pass.
Geo. W. Boggs of Tacoma, Wash.,
H'*'nlx were In Jacksonville Satur-
Ky, visiting Supt. aud Mrs. P. H. ‘ who operated on Elliott creek several
• years ago, I* at Gold HUI. promoting
^District Attorney Reames and mining sales.
J. A. Norman, his wife and her
Marshal Murphy have been In Sam’s
«•Hey, to inspect some coal and oil mother, have become residents of Ash­
land. Al. has been placed in charge
jkoHpect*.
•f a freight train.
»Ion. W. M. Colvlg, who has been at
According to the Klamath Falls
I'JCUU’UI, !>•
VHV
Vancouver,
B. C., IU|/I
representing the
creme lodge cf the A. O. U. W., re- newspapers H. E. Ankeny, superin­
tendent of the Sterling mine, will lo­
[rned Sunday.
cate in Klamath county.
Alfred Anderson of Gold Hill, the
The Mackey & Boyd photo tent will
ill-known miner, Is In Jacksonville
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i interesting business. Congratula remain in Jacksonville until April
1st, and with eacii dozen of cabinets
Ions are In order.
you get a 10x20 crayon free.
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Rev. Father Beutgen of Rosebarg
Geo. L. Dean, formerly of Ashland
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las been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
iross of the Depot Hotel, the latter and Grant’s Pass, has been visiting in
southern Oregon lately. He is at
if whom was quite sick.
present located at Seattle.
Gordon Jacobs of Hornbrook, Calif.,
The first notice of Rev. J. F. Wal­
nade Jacksonville and Medford a
Islt last week. He Is acting as sales­ lace, executor of the estate of Jos.
Douden, deceased, will be found in
man In Thos. Jones' store.
another column of T he T imes .
Mrs. C. E. Harmon of Grant’s Pass I
M. A. Phelps of San Francisco, the
and Miss Southwick of Salem visited
in
In Jacksonville Sunday and Monday, well known piano tuner, is
and were guests of The Taylor House. Jacksonville this week, and remain a
few days. Satisfaction guaranteed. *
H. Tuttle has returned from his
The son of A. T. Morian, the well-
trip to Sumpter, Baker county. He
reports that nearly everything Is al a . known S. P. brakeman, who is etn
standstill there, on account of deep i ployed on a freight train, lost a
Unger In an accident a short time ago.
snow.
Horace J. Hicks, a prominent lum­
Dr. Warren Cameron will graduate
from one of the leading medical uni­ berman of tills section, died at his
versities of Chicago in June, and will residence in Ashland last Saturday,
locate in that city for the practice of after a short illness, aged 41 years and
4 months.
his profession.
Have you seen those big oranges at
Hon. E. B. Dufur, a prominent at­
torney of The Dalles,who Is interested “The Boss,’’ two for five cents? 1 get
in the Morat placer mines, situated my oranges direct from ttie grower,
in Frxits creek district, is In town, ac­ and they ripen on the tree; they are
tine and cheap.
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companied by Geo. Lyman.
This paper is kept on file at the
Miss Emma Coleman, the well-
known educator, has been in Jackson­ Oregon Press Association headquar­
ville recently, visiting with Miss ters, Portland, by Albert Tozier, who
Belle Potter. * She will assume chargo Is authorized to make contracts for
of the Siskiyou school on the first advertising in the same.
Monday in April.
JohnS. Shook,a prominent stockman
Something New.
R. ... Sheridan, chairman of the of Klamath county, was in Jackson­
Democratic state central committee, ville the forepart of the week. He re­ Just published by the S. P. Co. is a
passed through the valley several cently sold some mining property, sit­ pamphlet upon the resources of west­
days ago, en route to California, where uated north of Gold Hill.
ern Oregon, which includes an excel­
he is Interested with his brother John
lent map of the state and contains in­
Frank
Howard,
Instead
of
Tom
In operations In oil.
formation on the climate, lands, edu­
Stanton, is the name of the fellow cation,
etc., existing industries and
Mr. Miller and his wife, who have confined In the county jail, charged their capabilities.
Attention Is also
.been spending several months In Jack­ with burglarizing J. P. Dodge's directed
to such new fields for energy
sonville, left for their home In St. furniture store at Ashland.
i.r capital as promise fair return. Tills
Louis Sunday evening. They made
P. P. Prim Cabin, N. S. O.. enter­ publication hila a need long experi­
many friends while here, all of whom tained
Jane McCully Cabin, N. D. O., enced by Oregonians, In replying to
regret their departure and hope that In a handsome
manner at their place inquiries of eastern friends. Copies
they may visit them soon.
of meeting Saturday night. They may be had of local agent of 8. P. Co.,
never do anything by halves.
oi from
No Right to Ugliness.
C. H. M arkham . G. P. A., Portland.
Mrs. Gertrude Barclay is no longer
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The woman who Is lovely in face, engaged In dressmaking at Ashland,
A Powder Mill Explosion
form and temper will always have having disposed of her parlors to
friends; but one who would be attract­ Misses Stoops, Duncan and Standard,
Removes everything in sight. So do
ive must keep her henlth. If she Is all of whom are clever modistes.
drastic mineral pills; but both are
weak, sickly and all run down, she
Those wish I ug sulphur for spraying mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
will be nervous and Irritable. If she purposes
can obtain what they want the delicate machinery of your body
lias constipation and kidney trouble, at
reasonable rates by applying to the with calomel, croton oil or aloes
her impure blood will cause pimples, Medford
Distilling & Refining Co., pills, when Dr. King's New Life Pills,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch­
which are as gentle as a summer
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is which lias just received a carload. *
breeze, do the work perfectly. Cures
the best medicine In the world to reg
Chattel mortgages are governed by headache and constipation. Only 25
ulate the stomach, liver and kidneys a new law passed at the recent session cents at City Drug Store.
and to purify the blood. It gives of the legislature. They are now
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, treated In the same manner as real­
Land for Sale.
velvety Mln, rich complexion. It will estate mortgages and must be record­
Forty acres of land on Thompson
make a good-looking,charming woman ed.
creek. Has a dwelling thereon, 20x20
out of a rundown Invalid. Only 50
The receipts of the R. it V. Choral feet, with four rooms, a log stable,
cents at City Drug Store.
Union at Its late convention were 12x14 feet, 12 acres fenced and in cul­
•20170, and Its expenditures #28» 52, tivation. A few fruit trees. Clear
Land for Sale.
leaving a balance of #2.18. Director title, free from incumbrance. Price
I have 1560 acres of land, all in one Nash was paid 869.30, Mrs. R. C. •200. Inquire of
S ilas J. D ay ,
tract, on Antelope creek for sale. It Brooks, #35, Miss Belle Robinson, 825,
Real Estate Agent.Jacksonvllle, Or.
is situated 18 miles from Jacksonville, blgnor Hoffa, 110.
12 miles from Central Point, and 10 The new Oregon school law provides
miles from Medford. I will sell this that “no contract shall be made with □ 1. O. O. F. Lodge Will Celebrate.
land In tracts of 100 acres up until all any teacher who is related by blood or
Jacksonville Lodge, No. 10,1.0.0.
Is sold, at 810 per acre. It Is good marriage within the third degree to F., will celebrate the coming anniver­
farming and grazing land, and a g<x*d any member of the scl^W board with­ sary of the order, April 26, 1901.
stock range on the outside. I will out the concurrence of all the mem­
By order of the committee.
sell all, or as low as 100 acres in a bers of the board, by a vote duly en
C huis . U lrich ,
tract. Inquire of W m . B ybee , Jack tered on tt.e clerk’s records of proceed­
C has . B aath ,
■on vllle, Or.
ings."
L. C. K ain .
8. 8. Pentz of Medford, attorney-at-
Coanty Traaaurer’a 10th Natlce.
Fine chickens for Sale.
law, has arranged the preliminaries of
Max Muller, county treasurer, give« a protending that wilt result In the
A
few
White Plymouth
notice that there are fends in the recovery from the county of the money roo-ters, pure-blooded
young and large, c/b be
county treasury for the redemption of paid on accoant of the bicycle tax obtained ata reasonaole figure by ap­
all outstanding warrants protested All those holding Mgs or receipts are plying at T he T imes office soon.
from June 1. 1897, to June 30, 1897, requested to send or bring them to
both dates Inclusive. Interest on same him, as he wishes to proceed wittiout
Beat Prescription for Chills
«.eased March 1, 1901.
delay.
and
Fever Is a bottle of G rove ’ s
Mrs. O. E. VanDeusen of Kllbourn,
In Town.
Win., was afflicted with stomach T asteless C hill T onic . It la «Imply
Dr. B. R. Freeland of Ashland, the trouble and constipation for a long iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
well-known dentist, is making Jack­ time. 8he Mys; “I have tried many No cure—no pay. Price, 50c.
sonville his regular visit, and may be preparations; but none have done me
A Bargain far Samebody.
found at the U. 8. Hotel for a few the good that Chamberlain's Stomach
days. He does every description of and Liver Tablets have.” These
Complete printing outht for sale.
dental work in a first-class manner tiblcts are for sale at City Drug 7x11 press, type,etc. Only forty dol­
and at reasonable rates.
Store. Price, 25cents. Samples free. lars. Enquire at T imes office.
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MBDPORD EQUB».
Agate Whisper lots.
Our new post office Is now opened.
Mrs. F. Luy, Jr., visited in Jackson­ Our school commenced on March llth with
ville last week.
A. Free! sa teacher.
Geo. R. Lindley, assistant cashier H. C Turpin has been elected d'reetor and
of the Medford bank, was in Jackson­ Mr. Henry clerk of this school district.
ville Haturdky.
Why should young ladies never wear stays?
M. M. Taylor, the Beau Brummel Because It 1s so horrid to see a girl tight.
of Jacksonville, was among our
J. H. Montgomery is contemplating the rale-
Visitors Sunday.
loir of plenty of turkeys for next Thanksgiving
Mrs. Crystal, accompanied by a son and Christmas.
and daughter, have gone to Sebasto­ Mr. Gibbons, having bought one hundred and
pol, Calif., to locate.
twenty acres at land formerly belonging to the
Mrs. D. High of Ashland has been Shipley estate, Is fencing «he same.
paying a visit to relatives living in Frank Bybee has taken a band of two hun­
dred head of cattle out to the desert. Frank
Medford and its vicinity.
didn’t went to see the gross get the start of
Gov. Geer has appointed Miss him.
Carrie George as a notary public.
Wit: ’Do you know whet on oeth 1st” ssked
It Is a good appointment.
* Virginia judge of an old darkey. ••"Ha sah,
N. B. Nye spent Saturday In Jack­ when a man swears to a lie he’s got to stick
sonville, accompanied by his friend, to it."
W. K. Smith of Montana, who is look­
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F armer .
ing over our mineral resources.
REAL ESTATE lKANSFEKS.
Mort. Foster, a popular young man,
is occupying the position of sales­
The following deeds have been re­
man at Boyden's hardware store,
which he will nodoubt till acceptably. corded in the office of the county re­
corder since the last report of T he
Medford district, the most populous T imes :
in the county excepting Ashland, has John Shirley to Emma B Hillis, 120
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737 children of school age, a gain of 70 nvivrs lu rsw iw, u w p Od, t W ....................
Ensley, « acres ad­
over the number reported by the clerk TFWesttoWm
joining Medford ..................................... SOU 00
last year.
A D Helms to W O’Donoughue, property
In Ashland............................................ . 500 00
J. W. ¡lungerand F. 8. Shearer, ex­ W O’Donoughue to A D Helms et ux,
pert phot igraphers, who lately arrived same property..................................... 500 00
to J P Kimball el ux. lots
from Kansas, have rented the gallery Grace Helms
SI, Woolen's add. to Ashland
300 00
occupied by Mackey & Boyd, and will G SOand
C Morris to Wm Lindsey, lots 1. 2. 3,
4, 5, « and 7, blk X, R Radd to Ashland 323 00
take possession about April 1st.
C W Carr to Frank Williams, 120 acres
Miss Florence Toft has succeeded in Bec 20, twp 39. 1 e................................. 405 00
Kick to W HSingler, land in sec
Miss Lillian Barr as “hello” girl at Anna
30, twp 30. 4 w............................................ 100 00
the Medford telephone office. The Geo H Andrews to Minnie Bellinger, lot
latter will take a course at a business 1, blk 80, Medford..................................... 00 00
Moore to J as Owens, .W acres In
college in San Francisco soon, to which J P
30, 1 w ...............................................
400 00
city she will go with her sister, Mrs. F twp
H Rosenbery to Frank E Baxter, 160
Ada Mills, whose little son will be acres in sec 30, twp 35. 2 e .......... 1000 00
J A McBride to Elko Tuscarora Mercan­
treated in a hospital.
tile Co, land in sec 3, twp 3k, 1 e
2000 00
His Life Was Saved.
Total
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«7,250 00
J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal. Mo., lately had a wonderful Large Wall Maps of the Unit*«!
States Given Away.
deliverance from a frightful death.
In telling of It, he says: I was taken
HOW TO GET ONE.
with typhoid fever, that ran into
pneumonia. My lungs became har­ If you are going East, or thinking of sending
dened. I
an west I couldn’t even tor vour family . do not bur your tickets until
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. you have secured rates from the ILLINOIS
1 expected soon to dieof consumption, CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. Their service is
when 1 heard of Dr. King’s New Dis­ excelled by none, and they can reach all points
covery. One bottle gave great relief. in the East, South or Southeast from any
I continued its use. ahd am now well point tn Oregon and Washington. Through
and strong. I can't say too much in tourist car from Paciac coast to New York.
Its praise.” This marvelous medicine If you will send fit tees cents in stamps to the
is the surest and quickest cure in lhe address given below, we will forward you by
world for all throat and lung trouble. return mall a large wigl map of ths United
Regular sizes 50 cents and 81. Trial States. Cuba and Porto Rloo. 34x40 inches. For
bottles free at City Drug Store; guar­ particulars regarding passenger and freight
rates call on or address,
anteed.
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS.
E. Ingram and John Ross were at
the county-seat Saturday. The latter
has resigned from ills vocation as ton-
sorial artist.
Geo. Kramer, who has been employed
in the baggage rooms of the 8. P. Ce.,
during the absence of P. B. Whitney,
is now looking after our railroad
station, while Mr. Purkeypile is tak­
ing a vacation.
F. V. Jeffers and his newly-made
wife left for Yreka, Calif., last week,
to make that their home. Frank is
employed as a salesman in a store
there, as well as being leader of the
band. Their many friends wish them
unbounded prosperity and happiness.
A social party was given In honor
of Miss Lulu Beall by Mis* Croxton,
at the residence of T. F. Croxton in
Grant’s Pass, March I2th. About 20
young people were present and the
evening was full of enjoyment to ail.
Miss Ethel Palmer gave a piano solo
in her usual artistic style. Miss Mabe)
Kinney sang a solo beautifully, and a
duet by Misses Edna and Laura Par­
ker was an enjoyable number. Several
entertaining games were played, in
one of which the guests had an oppor­
tunity to exhibit their skill as pencil
artists. The serving of elegant refresh­
ments was a pleasing finale.
B. H. TRUMBULL, Com’l Agt.,
¡4» Third Street, Portland, Ore.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
\7OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT OW-
A ing to the death of Thomas G. Reames tne
partnership heretofore existing between C. C.
Beekman and Thomas G. Reames, under the
firm name of Beekman & Reames, and engaged
in a general banking business at Jacksonville,
Oregon, is mutually dissolved, the same to
take effect April 1. 1901.
C. C. Beekman will continue the business of
said firm under his own name, and all liabili*
ties of the firm of Beekman A Reames are here­
by assumed and will be paid by C. C. Beek­
man, who is authorized ia the name of the firm
to collect all sums due the firm and pay all de­
mands owing by the firm. All persons haviDg
claims, accounts aDd demands against the said
firm of Beekman & Reames are requested to
present the same to C. C. Beekman at his bank
in Jacksonville for payment.
Jacksonville, Or., Feb. ¿8, 1901.
C C. BEEKMAN,
A. E REAMES and
E R. REAMES,
Exeautors of estate of T. G. Reames.deceased.
LUCINDA REAMES.
Executrix of estate of T. G Reames.deceased
| What Do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called GRAIN-Of It ia
delicioua and nourishing, and takes the place
of coffee. The more Grain-O you give the
children the more health you distribute through
their systems. Grain-O is made of pure
J rains, and when properly prepared tastes
Ike the choice grades ot coffee, bat costs about
M as much. All grocers sell it. Inc end 25c.
MARRIED.
Retail Market Report.
The following quotations were
made up this afternoon, and is an
impartial report of the prices paid
by Jacksonville dealers:
Wheat—45(a50c per bushel.
Flour—81.(xi per 100 pounds.
Oats—40c to 50c per bushel.
Barlev—Rolled, 81.25 per cental.
Hay—Per ton, baled. 810.
Potatoes—75c to 81.50 per hundred.
Onions—2c (a> 2i per pound.
Butter—40(a>55c per roll.
Beans—K«5c per pound.
Lard—11c to 12c per pound.
Eggs—10c per dozen.
Sugar—D G.8 6.85 per cwt.
Poultry—82.50 to 83.00 per dozen
nams—15and 16c per pound.
Shoulders—12tc per pound.
Side Bacon—10C«tl6c per pound.
Tayler, the Footfitter.
Some elegant lines of 20th century
footwear has arrived. For ladies a
full line of the famous “Julia Mar­
low" perfect-titling shoes, for low or
high insteps. Also the well-known
"Ulha” line in the latest cushion
soles; high-cut walking and dress
styles. For gents ab mt 40 different
styles of dress shoes, the very latest
in best-known makes; >lgbtslngleand
heavy double soles, ¡sick shoes doctor­
ed. Seventh street, Medford.
In the Valley.
Dr. J. Bohannon of Woodland,
Calif., the noted specialist, Is at the
Windsor House, C street, Medford,
and will remain until the end of
March. Cancers, wens, cancerous
growth«. et,c.,aresuccessfully removed
by him. Charges reasonable.
PERHAM—HUTCHISON—At Marshfield,Coos
county, March 5, 18U1. by Rev. Mr. Horsfall,
K. G- Perham of Gold Hill and Miss Marian
Hutcbison.
JEFFERS—McINERY—At Central Point,
March 13, 1901, Frank V. Jeffers and Mrs.
Nellie Mclnery.
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Is a
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It will entirely cure the worst forms of
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Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and
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Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted
to the Change of Life.
Your medicine cured me of ter­
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Your V'egetable Compound re­
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Westdale, Mass.
Bearing-down Feeling
Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and
backache, instantly relieved and perma­
nently cured by its use. Under all circum­
stances it acts in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and is as
harmless as water.
Bsckscb. left me after taking
the second bottle. Your medicine
cured me when doctors failed.
M rs . S arah H olstein ,
3 Davis Block, Gorham St., Lowell. Maas.
Irregularity,
Suppressed or Painful Menstruations, Weak­
ness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating,
Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache,
General Debility.
It is s grami medicine. I am
’
thankful for the g--.‘I it has done
me.
Mrs. J. W. J.,
76 Carolina Ave.,
Jamaica Plain «Boston). Mass.
Dizziness, Faintness,
Extreme Lassitude, “ don’t care ” and
“want to be left alone” feeling, excitabil­
ity, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness,
flatulency, melancholy, or the “blues,” and
backache. These are sure indications of
Female Weakness, some derangement of the
Uterus.
I was troubled with Dizziness,
Headaches. Faintness, Swelling
Limbs. Your medicine cured me.
M rs . S arah E. B aker ,
Bucksport, Me.
The whole story, however, is tol<l in an
illustrated book which goes with each bot­
tle, the most complete treatise on female
complaint* ever published.
^'or eight years I suffered with
womh trouble, and was entirely
cured by Mrs. Pinkham’s metiicine.
M rs . U L. T ow ^ e ,
Littleton, N. H.
Kidney Complaints
and Backache of either sex the Vegetable
Compound always cures.
)) The Vegetable Com-
pound is sold by all
druggists or sent by
mail, in form of Pilis
or Lozenges, on re-
ceipt of SI ,OO.
Corrf»p€>nd€ncefreelig
answered.
You can address in strictest confidence,
,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., Lyas, Saw.
Nasal
CATARRH
HARTMAN—Near Medford. March 8, 1W1, to
Mr. aud Mrs. Jason Hartman, a son.
In all its stages there
THOMaSSON—At Willow Creek. Calif., March
11, 1901, to Mr and Mrs John Thomasson, a should be cleaiDine««.
daughter.
Ely’s Cream
PAYNE—la Josephine county, March 2, 1901,
to Mr. aua Mrs. lheo. Payne, a daughter.
DIED.
RANDLES-On Lake Creek, March 12, 1901, of 1
pneumonia, Samuel Handies: aged 70 years. 1
LAND—In Orifiln creek district, March 12, I
1901, ol Bright’s disease, L. E. Laud; aged:
3V years aua 10 mourns.
McGEE—At Williams. March >3, 1901. J. O.
McGee, aged 72 years
PHEuPs—At Grant’s Pass, March 14, 1901,
J. B. Phelps ol Woodville, ageu 78 years.
FIGPRUNE CEREAL
A New MrtlioxI of Using Fruit
Is to prepare It In such a manner that
It still retains all of Its natural prop­
erties and then combine it with se­
lected grains, thereby producing a per­
fect breakfast beverage. This is the
way Figprune Cereal, the substitute I
for coffee and tea, is made.
Your
grocer sella it. Ask for sample.
Trees! Trees!
At the Riverside Nursery, Grant’s
Pass, Oregon, you will find all kinds
of fruit trees, berry plants, shade
trees and Monterey cypres for hedge,
etc. Price* reasonable, and satisfac­
tion guaranteed
J. T. T aylor .
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300,000 W omem
Have boon nontoroti to hoafth
by Lydia £, Pinbhant*» VEpe
tabla Oompound. Tholr lot-
tor*u ano on filo and provo thia
•tatomont to bo a foot, not a
mono boaat. Wbon a modl~
olno baa boon aooooaaftd In
during ao many womon, you
oannot well any without try­
ing
I do not boHetro It
will help me.,>
Wtiy Home Children are Restless
and nervous even their own mothers
are unable to tall. Possibly they have
been given coffee or tea to drink. Fig­
prune Cereal, made from choice Cali­
fornia fruits and selected grains, Is a
Property for Sale.
beneficial substitute.
Figprune will
The undersigned offers his residence, feed the nerve centers. It will make
located In the best part of Jackson­ the child strong and healthy. Made
ville, for sale at a reasonable figure.
like coffee. Looks like coffee. But—
O. B ibdb .
it’s 54 per cent fruit and 46 per cent
WANTEO-Capable, reliable perron in
every county to repreaent large company of grain.
■olid financial repnlatlon, 9030 salary per
year; payable weekly; M per day absolutely
sure, ana all expenses; stralvbt. bona-Sde,
definite salary, no commission: salary paid
If you don’t feel just right substitute
eacb Saturday and expense money advanced
acb week St ANDA RD MOUSE Sit Dnas- Figprune Cereal for coffee. It's the per­
noltN S t .. C hicago
isci food beverage. At grocers.
1
cleanses, soothes and heals
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold in lhe head
quickly.
Cream Balm is plaecd Into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im-
mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug­
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
VALUABLE
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