X? LOCAL NOTES. Phoenix I or al». X? Hon. E l>. Foudray visitor Wednesday, Slitbwood in stove lengths £l.<Hi|xr load at saw null- Iowa Lumber Co, was a Medford Section Foreman D. O’Toole returned from Portland Tuesday. SHOES all kinds Dr. Rolx-rts, who Inau good farm near Miss Amy Caldwell, <>f Ashland, is Flu mix, wa* in lacksonville Wednesday with a load of |Hitat<H-s, which he »old at visiting friends here this week. a good price. Will Rolx-rt» has purchased the proper Miss J< sej hili«' < »1 th arrived home Wed ty b< longing to S. P. Robbins in Phoenix. iiesilav from S.m Ftuncisco, where she Mi»» Lizzie Hoover, of Jacksonville, had la-eit on an extended visit. Aci-om »[■ent Tue»«lay and Wednesday in Phoe jHitKint' Mi»« Orth was Mrs. Arthur Bax nix. ter, of Sail Frail im ' o who will la-ii guest D. Perroz.zi, of the Ashland creamery, for a month of the Misses Orth. was down hxiking up his interests Tues- J. T. Ilut-kley, who recently purchased <lay. th«- Boa/ farm on upper Applegate, has sold it and the stock and tools that bi E. P. Hughes, the real «-state agent of got with it to 1*. F. Swayne for £1500.00. Ashland, tarried a short time her«- Tues Mr. Swat tie already has a fine farm ad day. joining this and the two will make him F. P. Ro[x-r waa called to San Diego, <>i c of the besi ranches in the famous Cal. last wick by the serious illness of App'cgatr valley. his father. Kinder Itoaz has sold his farm of 12H Mr. E. Gore, of Kansas, arrived last Hl-n » on the Upja-r Applegate togctlli r week to visit his brother, E. E. Gore, with the stock an<l implements to J. T. uik I hi com [»any with Mr. and Mr». Wild Buckley, the price living £FrO0 cash. er left for Crescent City the first of the Mr. Boaz gives [»«»»«ssioii at once and week, w ill with his family move tojiicksonvillc wilt re he expects to reside. Mr. Boaz Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey and daughter, h.ul i good pii ci- of pr<>|»-r*y and those Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and Mr. knowing the bind *a\ it is well worth an«l Mrs. F. R«»la-rt» left Thursday for the price for which he sold it. a several days outing at the McCallister If you want to rent a farm or have land I springs. to rent see T. C. Norris, Jacksonville. Rev. Gixxl filled his regular appoint- Lp-to-Date Shop Mr. E. E. G«re, one of the worthy | mi nt at the Free Methodist Church last Three Fine Chairs [Hon« er of the Rogue River Valley, who ' Sunday eveiiingan«! announced that they now in his With year, with Mrs. Gore, is woul«l hol«l a camp meeting ill the Rose Good Workmen. taking his comfort on hi» farm near grove beginning the first of September. I'liocnix, 1» enjoying a visit from his I he Appleqate Road Question. twin-brother, A. F. Gore, whose home is at Lawr< iii-e. Kansas. The two brothers Z. Cameron was in Jacksonville last were together for a time last summer, the Wc<lncs<lny from Uniontown to represent Two fine Bathrooms with the Oregon brother going back to Kansas 1 the settler* of Upper Applegate before and now thr Kansas brother returns the the County Court ill the matter of relo- best tubs cleanest towels, etc. visit. ‘ eating the county road up that stream The Tavlor House, along w illi the other which came up la-fore that body this Ixxirdiug houses in Jacksonville, week. The present county road up Ap has teen unable much of the time this plegate and winch terminates at Wat year to furnish lodging to all who aj>- kins. crosses the river four times and to plied. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Taylor expect i obviate the danger of fording or the ex- i<> put <>n a huge addition to their house ' pens«- ol building four bridges, a [«etition You will always find the best but for the present they have hail a one was gotten some time ago asking the of rich, flaky icecream in my »tori addition put on large enough for | court to establish a road on the east side store, LEMONADE that is two fine sleeping rooms. These rooms of the river. The jx tition will be acted lemonade. will lie quiti a In lp t>> Mrs Tavlor in ac upon bv the court this week, the county surveyor and viewers h ivmg made a sur comodating her guests until such time as Jacksonville shall take a larger growth vey and rcjiorted favorably upon the when a fine btiilding will lx- put up to route. The [x-tition does not ask for va cation of the present road on the west bear the name of Taylor House. side of the river, but the west side own Tent», camp stoves and camping «Iteli- ers reason that if the mam road is put on sils at Boyden'» hardware store, Mcd- the east side of the river that they will ford. 2t la- left to ford the river, so they have got Hon. Geo. W. Colvig, United States ten up a petition asking for the estab- consul at Bariinquilla, Columbia, and , lishment of a road on their side of the Mrs. Colvig arrive«! at their home in river from Uniontown to Swayne's ford, Grunts Pass last Saturday. Mr. Colvig ' with a bridge at each of those places. has lx-en at hts [x.st on the Isthmus of Mr. Cameron with the other petitioners Panama for two year» and he now has a contend that the opening of the section leave <>f several months. Mr. and Mrs. of road they ask for is of little exjiense Colvig will join a camping party this and the two bridges they ask for to give week that is to spend a month in the ail outlet to the miners and settlers along vicinity of Grayback mountain bevond the upper river will cost less than to StciimlMi.it. Mr. Colvig may not go blast out a road along the bluff oil the back to Baranquilla as he ntav lie pro east side. Mr. Cameron states that the moted to a la-tter position, and then lie majority <>f the taxpayers in his vicinity ’ • to - retire ------ r-----1 the consular favor the w est side route and the bridges. may decide from At the service and again enter the law. CARRIAGE, time of his appointment lie hail a fine taken with Cramps. SIGN AND law practice at Grants Pass and should Wm. Kirmse, a member of the bridge he remain in Oregon he will doubtless HOUSE WORK gang working near Littleport was taken enter th«- partnersliip of his brother, suddenlv ill Thursday night with cramps Wm. M. Colvig, of Jacksonville anil Geo. and a kind of cholera. His case was so 11. Durham of Grants Pass. As Mr. First-class work guaranteed and Colvig was one of the most successful severe that he ha«l to have the memliers of the crew wait upon him and Mr. Gif at prices that are right. law vers of Southern Oregon, liis joining ford was called and consulted. He told the firm of Colvig & Durham will make them he hail a medicine in the form of that already strong legal team one of the Chanilierlain ’s Colic, Cholera, and strongest law firms in Southern Oregon. Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought would help him out anil accordingly STREETS. S. P. R. R. TIME CARD several «loses were administered with the result that he was able to lie around North Bini south It' nd Station» next day. The incident speaks quite Train». Train» highly of Mr. Gifford's medicine.—El ■ No 12 No Ifi kader, Iowa, Argus. No 15 No II This remedy never fails. Keep it in NEW AND SECOND HAND 'l IMI 7:15 votir home, it may save life. m :«> l.v ... 1‘oitlaiKl.............. Ar. h ;«i For sale GOODS 5:10 by City Drugstore. 4.34 11 :«> to33 SHOES From the finest Ladies wear to the heaviest Loggers’ shoes at a price that will meet all competition. First-da38 Groceries our Specialty W. L. ORR &. CO. MEDFORD 0. K. - OREGON - Barber Shop Wm. Ruhl, Prop ICE CREJIM Cigars, Tobaccos, Fine Confectionery, Fresh Fruits w. h M c D aniels W. Coulter Painter Young People, Old People and All the People Will find at the CHRIS ULRICH à CO Store the best of Ice Cream Confections Summer Drinks fresh Fruits Canned Fruits and Oysters COR. OREGON AND CALIFORNIA Stationery, Cigars and To bacco. Fine Billiard Parlor J. F. EADS & SON PLUMBING II :i5 15:30 ........... Allwoy........................ n in 1:1.5 ............ b.ugt’lir ..................... 3:1« 4:40 p tn 11:15 e iA 5:30 5 01 4:52 4 55 10:03 in jo »7 11.10 ...til ........... Roseburg................... 10 13 .......... Grant» l’as»............. Illi ........... Golii Hill ........... Central Point......... 11:15 ........... Medford..................... a m 10:10 5:25 1 50 1:2» 4:1» ! 1 .’X 11:38 12 112 ............ Phoenix ................... 12:12 ...........Talent......................... 110 1 IMi 4:41 4:3f 1 2 » 12 Ô .......... Ashlaml ................... 4:28 ............ Montague................. 3:3.5 12:03 4:24 12.20 a. tn '. Ill ............Sacramento ........... 10:50 7 :. m Ar. San Francisco.. .I.v 2 1 22 pin 11:50 M:05 frill Ticket» ho I<I to »11 points in tile United States. Sleeping ent reservations made on application. Freight house open» at Sa. in. and close» at 120 p. in. W. V. I.IPPINCOTT, Agent. TINNING Dates to Remember. Furniture. Stoves, Hardware, Bed Wednesday,August 12—Examinations for ding, Notions and a hundred and teachers for Jackson county to l>e held at the court house in Jacksonville, be one omis and ends. Anything for ginning at 9 a. m. the house or farm at the lowest Thursday, September 3—Annual Re prices. union of Southern Oregon Pioneer at Ashland. Saturday, Sept. 5—Good Roads Con vention at Jacksonville in Court House WEST OF THE DEPOT jiark at 7:30 p. ill. Address by Judge MEDFORD, - - OREGON J. H. Scott, president of Oregon State Good Roads .Association. Saturday, Sept. 5—Fruitgrowers con vention in Jacksonville under auspices of Rogue River Fruitgrowers Union. Program for all day an«l exercises to lie held in Court House park. Address by professors from State Agricultural col lege and by prominent fruitmen of the Coast. Special line of new Cookstoves All Good Cookers and at Bed rock prices. and general repair work done promptly and at a reasonable price E. S. WOLFER 7 th St. Shop Medford Home-cooked meals, 25 cents at Mrs. Flory’s in the brick boarding house second block north of the Court House.