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DEMUR AT1C TICKET.
For State Senator:
KOBT. P. NEIL................. of Ashland
For Representati e;
JOHN I). OLWELL..of Central Point
M. F. CANTRALL......... of Applegate
For Joint Representative
HORACE MANN.................of Medford
For County Commissioner:
H. H. TAYLOR........................ of Roxy
For Sheriff :
JOS. RADER............... of Eagle Point
For County Olork,
JOHN 8. ORTH........ of Jacksonville
For County Recorder:
ORTO
B. F. Morgan has become a r<-sld >nt
I of Woodville precinct.
Walker Bros. of Meadows precinct
spent Monday at Medford.
S. Rothery of Gold Hill, the vuteran
miner,was In Medford Monday.
The opportunity for registration
cloaee next Friday. Don’t neglect It.
W. H. Venable of Applegate was In
Jacksonville the forepart of the w ok.
K. Culy, F. P. Faucett and Jus. Culp
of Watkins were In Jacksonville Fri­
day.
The New East Lynn Co. will give a
performance In Jacksonville Monday
night.
W. O. Marks of Ashland has gone
to Boise City, Idaho, where he may
locate.
Ben Beall of Pooh Bah was among
his many friends In Jacksonville yes*
terday.
S. Wertz and J. M. Cantrail of
Applegate were among our \lsitors
Monday.
Miss Grace Reeves has returned to
Table Rock precinct from a visit in
Ashland.
Ed. Sultmarsh and H. II. Blecher of
8terlln'»’’ii'-
weeks In Jackson county, loft last week
for Crook county, where he Is engaged
In the stock business.
W. P. Swope of Portland, publisher
of the Sunday Mercury, visited with
his brother, -E. A. Swope of Ashland,
whose health is not the best,Sunday.
P. J. Van Hardonburg, a highly re­
spected citizen ot this county, di<-d at
Ills residence near Central Point on.the
bth, after a lingering Illness.
Herman Meyer of Lake creek, one of
our prominent stock raisers, was in
Medford not long since. He gives a
good account of his section.
District Attorney Reamcs left tor
Lakeview yesterday morning, to at­
tend the May term of circuit eourt for
Lake county.
W. H. Miller, foreman of Cook &
Howland's minei, located in Jump-off-
Joe district, spent a few days In Jack­
sonville this week.
Dick Traverso, the well-known
miner, who has been in Siskiyou
county, Calif., for sometime past, is
visiting in Jacksonville.
V. Cook and MrB. H. E. Ankeny,who
have been at the Sterling mine, passed
through town Monday, en route tothelr
ville will eelebrate the coming 4th of
Jul/ in the first-class style for which
it is noted. This depends entirely up­
on the failure of neighboring towns to
hold a celebration, however.
Mr. Gelsendorfcr. who is connected
with the Scott-Van Arsdale Lumber
Co. of McCloud, Calif., was In Medford
the forepart of the week, und pur­
chased a carload of horses. He paid
good prices for them.
Rev. F. G. Strange has resigned the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
at Ashland, which he has very accept­
ably filled during the past fifteen years.
No definite reason for the step has been
given.
Josh Neat hammer, a prominent citi­
zen of Pleasant creek, was in Jack­
sonville a short time since. A pleasant
dancing party was lately given at bis
residence, for which Messrs. Magi r e
and Shirley furnished excellent music.
John Rooney, who has been on his
homestead in Trail creek precinct dur­
ing the past several months, was in
Jacksonville one day- this week, ac­
companied by Mr. Mathews. He has
since gone to Sisson, Calif., to spend
the summor.
r*r> • —
voawfVKD......... of Oold II111
For County Treasurer.
D. H. MILLER................... of Medford
For Assessor:
WIDBUR A. JONES........ of Poo Bah
For Surveyor:
L. F. TREFREN................ of Ashland
For Coroner:
DR. E B. PICKED......... of Medford
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tom Carney spent Sunday in Jack­
sonville.
A Prof. E. E. Washburn visited at
.Ashland Saturday.
E. M. Lovler and A. It 'Id were
among us recently.
C. B. Watson of Ashland was at the
county-aunt Tuesday.
Thoa. M. Reed of Gold I’’’l was in
Jacksonville Tuesday.
A. D. Flory is emlielllshing his resi­
dence with a neat fence.
Constable Kassha'or was In Medford
Monday on official bus'-iess.
Rev. A. 1*. Gillette and his family are
visiting In Douglas county.
M. M. Taylor, who has beua confined
to his roou', is convalescent.
J. H. Bafuer of Guze'le, Cal., was in
Jacksonville a few days ago.
Chus. Basye, the sc'entiflc black­
smith, was at Medford Monday.
E. E. Miner of Gold Hill precinct
made us a pleasant call Monday.
Gus Newbury li-il for Portland Sun­
day evening, returning Tuesday.
G. W. Winetrout of Applegate made
Jacksonville a visit a few days ago.
Senator ICameron made a short
v.slt to Portland during I ho week.
Miss Emma Helms wus the guest of
friends living In Medford Thursday.
J. N. McDonnell and Mark Winning­
hum of Forest creek were with us Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Itevlin of Apple­
gate visited in Jacksonville a few days
since.
Miss Rose Brentano was the guest of
Mm. J. Houck of Ashland several days
recently.
J. L. Hammorsly, the Gold Hill
attorney, was at the county-seat Fri­
day.
W. R. Stansell and E. W. Voyleare
in Elk creek district, developing some
mines.
John Watkins, captain of Rogue
river's free ferry, wus with us a few
days ago.
J. F. Davies and E. P. Vii-kroy of
Forest creek made our town a visit
recently.
Thos. Reid of Forest creek, the ex­
pert minor, was in Jacksonville during
t ho past week.
Misses Rose Buckley and Dee Anke­
ny were guests of Misses Orth Thurs­
day and Friday.
E. G. Perham of Gold Hill, the ex­
pert bridge builder, wusatthe county-
vseat several times lately.
'Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cantrail ot Apple­
gate attended the dramatic entertain­
ment Thursday night.
H. W. Hart, portmaster of Wood­
ville; was tn Jacksonville not very long
since, on law bualnusa.
Mrs. N. Dowell ot Portland, who has
been visiting In Jacksonville for some­
time past, returnod to her homo this
week.
Mrs. Mary Berry, who is making her
homo with her daughter, Mm. Alice
Kane of Ashland, visited Jacksonville
during the week.
F. C. Homos and a number of citizens
of Tolman ereek district were in Jack­
sonville Friday, as witnesses in the case
of Hills vs. Sheffield.
John Ashmcad spent Thursday in
Jacksonville. He gives the welcome in
formation that the hoalth of Bon Hay-
Miss Jessie Stilson of Portland, who
is at present stopping at Grant’s Pass,
filled the position of stenographer in
District Attorney Reamec* office during
the illness of Mies Myrtle Sutton.
Mrs. W. M. Colvig, who is an officer
of the Degree of Honor, has been mak­
ing the subordinate lodges existing
In Southern Oregon an official visit.
Mrs. E. Cook has gone to Ashland,
to remain in charge of the Dows house­
hold until Oliver and bis wife return
home. Mrs. D. has found it necessary
to go to San Francisco for the purpose
of having an operation performed.
„ — precinct were in town
Tuesday.
Sam. Van Dyke, one of our most
energetic farmers, made us a pleasant
call Monday.
The county clerk haH Issued license to
marry to J. E. Boswell and Maud
Downing.
C. D. Houston of Table Rock pre­
cinct, tarried a few hours In Medford
Saturday.
J. L. Oxley and family, lately of
Great Bend, Kansas, are In Mudford,
and may locate.
Jas. A. Wilson, who Is an excellent
pninter, is engaged in renovating
several residences.
Thu health of Max Muller, county
treasurer, la considerably improved, we
are pleased to state.
Mrs. Thos. Carr of Foots creek and
her son, John T. Donegan, were in
Jacksonville Monday.
Jas. C. McCully, who has been in
Portland und Eugene for several weeks,
got home Wednesday.
Nellie Smith of Portland, represent­
ing a shredded wheat concern, tarried
in Jacksonville Sunday.
Fred Ulen, the stenographer, has re­
turned to Ashlaid after a few yearn’
residence in Minnesota.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson, who has
been quite Bick, has recovered suffi­
ciently tube about aguin.
Martin I’orry of Sam's Valley, ex-
oounty commissioner, has gone to
Klamath county, on a visit.
Frank Johnson of Rogue river and
Chas. Boynton of Talent wore visitors
at the county-seat Sunday.
J. H. Caton and his family, who have
been residents of Forest creek for some­
time. have gone to Idaho.
M’ss Moilio John, one of Josephine
county’s most popular young ladle's Is
the guest of Mrs. I*. Hines.
Dr. ami Mrs. C. R. Ray of Gold Hill,
who have been visiting in San Fran­
cisco, returned home Sunday.
Miss Kate Reed, Deuel <St Co.’s clever
cashier, spent Sunday « ith hor parents,
who reside nour Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber, Mrs.
A. Orme and Mrs. T. J. Kenney passed
a few hours in Mudford Monday.
Tomorrow is tho last day when
voters can bo registered. They should
not neglect their opportunity.
Jeptha Davison, an old resident of
Southern Oregon, died at his residence
in TJent precinct May 10th.
J. T. Layton of Applegate, the
veteran miner, and his wife have been
visiting in Jacksonville this week.
John E. Pelton is in the Willamette
valley, buying cattle.
Ho has pur­
chased nearly thousand head already.
T. C. Dugan of Eagle Point precinct
was In Jacksonville Monday. He gives
a good report of the Butte creek sec
tion.
Mrs. F. M. Love and her daughter
are visiting with Miss Allie Hanley.
They will leave for Portland in a few
days.
R. L. Dusenbury, tho Sardine creek
miner, was in Jacksonville Monday,ac­
companied by his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Bing.
Mrs. T. H. Tongue and her daugh­
ter, who has been visiting In Jackson­
ville, left for tholr home at Hillsboro
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Pearce of Poorman’s
creek and her younger brothers have
boon visiting relatives living at Eagle
Point.
Frank Cardwell of Sisson has been
spending a few weeks in Southern Ore­
gon. He will return to California in a
short time.
Supt. Berriam Informs us that he has
nearly a million young salmon at the
hatcheries, which will soon lie turned
Into Rogue river.
Mrs. Fannie Ralph Joffray of Port­
land was called to Ashland a few days
sineo by tho serious illness of her
brother,John Ralph.
—_»».u x ortiand and Eugene.
Max Muller, county treasurer, has
appointed Jas. Cronemiller as his de­
puty, to act until his health permits
him to resume charge of the office.
J. B. Montgomery has sold his place,
located on the Desert to the Jackson
Development Co. He was In Medford
Tuesday, accompanied by his wife.
R. H. 8. Donaldson-Selby, who has
been visiting in this section during the
past (several weeks, has gono to the
Eastern Oregon oil wells, at Antelope.
A number o’ the citizens of Medford
attended the dramatic entertainment
given at Jacksonville Thursday even­
ing, and sf>eak In high terms of praise
of it.
About forty members of the M. E.
Sunday School Indulged in a picnic on
Jackson creek Saturday. Thu time
was most pleasantly apent in different
ways.
W. J. Plymale and D. Cronemiller
will be independent candidates for
justice of the peace and constable of
Jacksonville precinct at the ensuing
election.
Hon. R. G. Smith of Grant’s Pass,
the well-known orator, was billed to
speak at the .Medford opera house
Tuesday afternoon, but failed to ma­
terialize.
The board of trustees has granted
the petition of G. E. Neuber and M. M.
Taylor to close part of certain streets,
that will be occupied by their recreation
grounds.
The game of base ball played between
the Eagle Point and Central Point
nines, on the grounds of the former,
was won by the home team by a score
of 21 to 13.
l)r. Clarence Keene of Canyou city,
brother of the well-known dentist,
visited in Medford the forepart of the
week. He is enjoying a large practice
In Grant county.
Robt. Bond has returned from Jose­
phine county to Forest creek, ac­
companied by Mr. Flaherty, a miner
who has had much experience in Alaska
and other mining regions.
Facklam Bros., who bought tne
Downing farm, situated near Central
Point, last year, were in our city a few
days ago. W. B. has si net* gone to
New London, Wls., on a visit.
Miss Lillian Julien, one of the promi­
nent educators of Siskiyou county,
Calif., has been visiting L. C. Bolle of
Antelope and his wife. The health of
the latter is considerably improved.
J. B. T:’loteon of A'bany, who has
probably built more bridges than any
other Individual in Oregon, was in
Jacksonville, to bid on the Medford
bridge. As it is the intention to build
a steel structure ho did not compete
tor the contract.
mm
LUUttUUll, HIIAT
WHICH
dancing was indulged in. The event
was enjoyed by all present.
Tiie Tidings says that the Episcopal
churches of Medford and Ashland are
discussing ways and moans to secure
a resident minister. Rev. Mr. Summer­
ville, a brilliant young Episcopal
minister, now of thu Minnesota dio­
cese, will probably accept a call to the
charge if the present plans to Insure
the funds for bis support are successful,
as it seems likely they will be.
Jane McCully Cabin, Native Daugh­
ters of Oregon, hold a delightful social
session after its regular meeting on the
night oX the 7th. Dancing and games
were Indulged In, supplemented by a
delicious collation. Among those pres­
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Scher­
merhorn, Mesdames Hanley, Bundy,
Drisko, Wilkinson, Luy, Sears, Cran-
fill, Nicholson, Fav, Perry and Miss
Naylorof Medford, Miss Ella Hanley of
San Francisco. The following delegatee
were elected to attend the Grand Cabin
of the order, which meets at Portland in
June.
Mesdames Chas. Prim, K. K.
Kubli, J. M. Keene and L. Bundy,
Misses Jo Orth and Lillie Taylor.
The dramatic entertainment given at
the (J. 8. Hall Thursday evening, un­
der the supervision of the Sisters of
the Holv Name b.>
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INSPECT OUR
_ _ _ PIANOS.
iM^Don’t be Backward; but wbeD
in Medford make it a point to visit
ttie
COSS PIANO HOUSE,
At Its new Quarters in Thomas &
White’s Block. Here you will find
on Display
A FINE, LARGE LIN EOF
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
THE PIANOLA
The Wonderful Piano Player, the On­
ly Genuine Player made.
PHONOGRAPHS and
GRAMAPHONES
And other small Instrument«; In fact.
Anything in the Music Line can
be had here.
FREE MUSICAL ENTERTAIMENTS
.
-
ot. aary s Given Every Wednesday Evening.
Academy, assisted by local talent,
Call at the Medford Drug Store and
get a ticket. They are Free for the
proved much of a success. "Rebecca’s”
Asking. Use the Side Entrance on
Triumph,” a drama in three acts, was
Entertainment Nights.
presented, and Ils performance is
FIRST
CLASS TUNERS
highly spoken of by the large audience
In attendance It was well cast, the Connected with the House. Send all
Orders for Tuning Direct to us and
following being the principal charac­
they will Receive Prompt Atten­
ters: Rebecca, Helen Colvig; Mrs.
tion.
Ropeman, Sophia Muller; Mrs. Delame,
Cassie Plymale; Meg, a crazy woman,
Jo Orth; Gyp, Ida Johnson; Katie.
Ambrozine Murphy. Signor Boffa was
in charge of the musical part of the Store Phone, 134; Residence Phone, 184.
entertainment. Some of the perform­
ers did exce ptionaliy well.
On or about July 1st A. E. Reames
will begin the installation of a plant for
the lighting of Jacksonville. This will
be one of the greatest improvements
and conveniences the county-seat has
been favored with. Our citizens should
liberally sustain this enterprise.
THE PIANO RECITAL
J. L. Fenton, the energetic manager
of the Ashland Iron Works, has gone Given by the Pupils of Mrs. E. E.
down the line, in the interest of the
Gore, Saturday.
Southern Oregon Oil Co., which has
decided to bore still deeper. It is claim­
A large and appreciative audience
ed by certain experts that plenty of oil filled the Medford Presbyterian church
will reward further operations.
Saturday evening to enjoy the recital
Two juries in thocaseof Brad Radcliff given by Mrs. Gore’s talented and am­
Whether the Hat is expensive or not
of Ashland, who was arrested and tried bitious pupils—Miss Agnes Love and
it should be the best of its kind.
for sell'ng liquor without license, failed Miss Florence DeBar. Both young
Our Hats and Millinery Trimming
to agree. It is said that as much if not ladies have achieved a degree of profi­ are JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT
ciency
unusual
in
girls
so
young
and
ren
­
THEM TO BE. and the many patterns
more liquor is being sold in that town
than ever before, In spite of the pro­ dered a program selected largely from and designs we show affords ample op­
to gratify personal liking
hibition ordinance that obtains there. the classics, that was indeed a musical portunity
for this, that or the oilier particular
treat.
By
continuing
their
unremitting
style. We have a large number of
A faker named Shrader, who claims
to be a “divine healer,” is infesting study they should attain brilliant suc­ HATS FOR THE UTILE FOLKS.
Call and see us befor pureLa. ing
Southern Oregon at present. He wea-s cess as pianists.
Miss Love’s numbers were: ““Nar­ elsewhere.
long hair and beard, as also a black
cissus,” Nevin, “Spring Song,” Men­
and purple robe worse for the wea •, delssohn, “Sonata in G,” ‘ Beethoven
and carries enough nerve to supply a and Polanaise in C sharp minor, Chop­
regiment of Oregonians. Look out for in, in each of which she evinced an even,
Parlors l»ack of New Bank.
sympathetic touch, intelligent phras­
him.
ing. and technical skill equal to the
The commencement exercises of demand of the music, united with a
Jacksonville public school will take true musical temperament. Miss De­
place May 29th, and will doubtless be Bar gave “Fairy Fingers” by Mills
quite interesting, as an excellent pro­ with a lightness and delicacy of touch
that brought out nicely the idea sug­
gramme is being prepared therefor. gested by the title, while her deep
The graduates will be Leila Prim and musical feeling was evident in her inter­
Flora Thomson, a number of pupils in pretation of the Nocturne bv Schumann.
Melnotte’s arrangement of II Trovatore
the Sth grade will also graduate. .
taxes both the technical and musical
J. O. Turner, a prominent citizen of resources of the player, and It was in
Kerby, Josephine county, spent Tues­ this number that Miss DeBar proved
high attainment as a musician.
day in Medford, accompanied by Jas. her
Mrs. Gore demonstrated with a class MEDFORD. - - ■ OREGON.
I). Stevens, the well-known miDer, of children ranging from four to ten
The latter will soon leave for Wallace, years of age the practicability of
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Idaho, where he will assume the posi­ kindergarten principles as applied to
music study.
tion of superintendent of a big mine in
The pleasure of theevening was add­
Idaho, which he is well qualified to fill. ed to by vocal selections rendered by
Alfred Gorden, one of the oldestt Clarence Meeker and Gore Bros’,
quartette and the violin solo by Miss
thriftiest and most highly resp«-cted Mary DeBar.
residents of Rogue river valley, died a
A pupil’s r*cital 1s announced for the
his residence in Pooh Bali precinct. evening of June28tb. ami a Is-ginning
>n^*I keep a full line of Sundries
Saturday, at the ripe old age of 94 j kindergarten cite* for May 29th.
for Bicycles. Expert Repairing a
years. He was a native of Kentucky,
Dangerous If Neglected.
and camo to Oregon half a century ago.
Sjiecialty.
Prices Right and
Burns, cuts and other wounds often Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A wife and a number of grown chil­
fail to heal properly if neglected and
dren survive him.
become troublesome sores. DeWitt's
The Southern Medical Society met Witch Hazel Salve prevents such con­
Tuesday in Ashland, and before ad­ sequences. Even when delay has ag-
the injury DeWitt's Witch
journing tho following officers were S-avated
azel Salve effects a cure. “I had a
elected for the ensuing term: Presi­ running sore on my leg 30 years,” says
Are caused by family rows,
A dancing party was given at Orth’s dent, Dr. D. M. Brower, Ashland; H. C. Hartly, Yankeetown, Ind.
b.it the - <an be avoided by
hall Friday evening, which passed' Secretary and Treasurer Dr. M. F. “After using many remedies I tried De­
buying your
off nicely. A number of couples were Shaw, Ashland. The next meeting Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. A few
boxos
healed
the
sore.
”
Cures
all
skin
in attendance. Signor Bo IT a and Miss will be held at Grant's Pass, on the diseases. Piles yield to it at once. Be­
Kendall, of Medford, furnished the second Tuesday of November, 1902.
ware of counterfeits. City Drug Store,
music.
and Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen­
The bridge across Bear creek, in Jacksonville,
_____ _
Dr. J. L. Bohannon, the noted Medford will be a steel one. Sixteen tral Point.
spi'cialist, was on the southbound train bids for building it ranging from $2.000
CRATER LAKE PARK
Large stock just received. Bed-
yesterday, en route from Portland to to $19.000 each, were submitted at the
BILL PASSES.
r. ck prices. Inspect them.
Woodland, California.
He intends May term of the commissioners' court,
Also ail kinds of
opening an office at the metro|>olis of hut all were rejected. Now ones, on
Oregon is at last to have a National
Oregon at onee.
plans made by Geo. Eld Ings, will be re­ Park at Crater Lake. Just before ad­
Win. Bramlett of Griffin creek was ceived until the first day of the June journment of the U. S. Senate on May
examined Monday, in the county eourt, session.
9th Senator Mitchell called up the
by Dr. DeBar,on a charge of insanity.
Wm. Clafke's Tybalt and Sir Staf­ House bill creating this park, and se­
-
-
OREGON.
He was discharged, however, as tho ford,tho best stallions in Southern Ore­ cured its passage in the same form. MEDFORD
will lie at the fair grounds near
evidence was not strong enough to gon,
Central Point every day in the week, Inasmuch as the bill was put through
commit him.
excepting Saturday, when they can be the House at the request of the Pres­
The S. P. Co. will at once take found at Phipps' barn in Medford. The ident, there is no doubt that his sig­
former is a handsome trotter with a
charge of tho eating-houses and res. good record, while the latter is a big nature will be affixed and the bill be­
taurants along its routes and con­ and superior draft horse. Tybalt will come a law within a few days. As the
duct them in a first-class style. Most be In Jacksonville Thursday/
bill passed it withdraws from settle­
of them have not given satisfaction
Poorman’• creek now has a Sunday ment, occupancy or sale a tract of 249
heretofore.
school. The following are Its officers. square miles, including and surround­
John W. Chapman, who was a res­ Superintendent, Dr. Pearce; assistant ing Crater Lake, to be known as Crater
ident of Jacksonville 24 years ago, has superintendent, Miss Thora Smith; Lake National Park. The park will
be under the control of the Secretary
been visiting relatives living in our secretary, Miss Grace Pearce; librarian, of the Interior, who will see to its pro-,
town. He has been operating suceess- Miss Smith: treasurer, Mrs. J.R. Arm­ tection, both from fires and treepasserse
fully in the mines of Baker and Union priest. Teacher of the Bible class, J. Lumbering and other enterprises ar
counties
R. Armpriest; intermediate, Mrs. prohibited within the park, although
Of Acetylene Gas Plants, Gal­
mineral locations may be made under
The Medford and Jacksonville base­ Armpriest; junior, Miss Smith. The the law. It is alleged, however, that vanized Cornice and Tin Work
ball clubs, two of the strongest In school meets every Sunday at 10 a . m . no minerals exist within the park. for buildings, Galvanized Iron
order of Secretary Hitchcock for­
Southern Oregon, w"l cross bats on
May 12th was the anniversary of St. The
mally withdrawing from entry the Water Tanks, and Plumbing.
Neuber A Taylor's grounds Sunday Tammany's Day, the patron saint of lands to be embraced in the park will
afternoon. A big crowd and an inter­ the Improved Order of Red Men. and follow closely the signing of the bill by Opposite Mitchell's Blacksmith Shop, Jledford
esting game are expected. These the members of Oregonian-Pocahon­ the President.
grounds have been prepart'd at great tas Tribe, assisted by qaite a number of
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
expense, have a fine grand stand, and guests observed |ln an interesting Chllla
sad Fever la a boule otGnova's Turn
,
LSMCmu.
Tonic. It la «Imply Iron and qul-
are the best and most conveniently ar­ manner. The musical and literary pro
l
nine
In
a taalalaaa form. No cure. No pay.
I gramme was followed by the discussion Prtoe Wo.
ranged In the State.
COSS PIANO HOUSE
In Millinery
Selections
Individual Tastes Differ, but
Choice of quality, never.
H.A.Medynsk. & C..
T. E. KELSO,
Rambler and
Ideal Bicycles
DIVORCES-
STOVES AT BEER’S
HARDWARE CO.
Fishing Tackle & Flies
Farm Implements
E. S. Wolfer.
Tin Roofing and Sheet
Metal Work.
We make a Specialty