The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, August 26, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI OUR COUNTY . . "rt tfAC rtrt n si f n i e J(-kH(iiivllliv Nuw. Mr. and MrH. Kiimh Moore, of Contral I'oint, wort) in JuokBouvlllo Monday. A. fJ. BciUhh uHHiMtcd In Ihu clnrk'H (illiuti dining thu absotiue oTUlork Newbury. MrH. 15. I). Poudray, of Phoonlx, wiih the Kimiit of Mm. Uub. Nowuury on Sunduv. Mr. and MrH. A. 8, Jaoobs, of Cuiitrnl Point, mado Jackson villi) a buxinuHB vlult Monday. I'vlor brill anil Jamm A. Wilson wuro among the excursionists who wont to Portland Saturday. Dr. Goo. DeBsr and family and MIhh Luslo Oravo havo roturnod from their trip to Crusount City, MIbb Cora Linn, who has been visiting Portland and Kugoiie for mivoral months, hae returned home; Mr. J. W, Berry and daughter will leave in a Hhort time for l a oouia where Mr. Berry, hun aecared a position. Mrs. Wm. Haeiey, who has been visiting her daughters at Portland for Hoveral weeks, returned homo a few days bIiiou, MIbb Minnie Rockafellow, ono of the belluB of Ashland, visited in Jacksonville ttiia week the gueet of Mine Myrtle Woodford. C. F. Shepherd and family were hare Saturday en route to their home at ABhland after a pleasant outing at Crtmoont City. The families of Mesam. Hinkle, Thoiifpaon, Kain, Orimos and others will leave this week for the hop yards on Applegate to pick hops. J, C. Stratford, who has been do ing a rushing business in photogra phy since coming to Jacksonville, will go to Ashland this woek to open a studio. He will be at Jackson ville a few days of each month. Mrs. MftKKie Ward died at her home at Klamath Falls, Aug. 20th, aged 27 years. M. Ward was the only Bister of Mrs. Jas. D. Fay, of .Jacksonville, and highly ecU-emed bv all hor uoaasintonoes. She was a native of Jacksonville. The annual meeting of the South , ern Oregon Pioneers' will take place ' Sed. 1st. at the court house. The oration will be delivered by Hon Wm. Colvig and uiusio will be .furnished by the ohoir. A pionio dinner will follow and tho occasion will be the general reunion of the early settler of the valley. A pleas ant time is in store for those who attend. Central Point I wain. Mrs. Haskins, of Medford, called on friends here Monday. W. II. NorcroBB has gone to Klam ' alb County on busmeKs. Miss Anna Clements went to San Francisco last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson nud Mr. Whittle have returned from their outing all much improved in health Mrs. Moore, who has been visit lng her daughter, Mrs. Merritt, re turned to hur home in Jacksonville last Tuesday. Mr. Kinouid hud the misfortune t) Ioro a very valuable work horse last week. The horse was only siek a short time. Mr. Chupman and family and Mr. Hon wood's family started ftlon day morning1 for Pelican bay to be absent several weekB. Bovs and crlrls). vacation will soon be over and are you prepared to Your I Doctor Knows ' Tour doctor known all about ' foods and medicines, The next time you see him, I just ask him what he thinks ( scoirs Emulsion; . of Ood-Llver Oil with Hypo- . phogphltee. We are willing ' i to trust In hie answer. J ' For twenty-flve years doo- ' I tors have presorlbed our Emulelon for paleness, weak I ness, nervous exhaustion, and for all dlsoases that .cause I loss In flosh. J j Its oreamy oolor and Its ' pleasant taste make It es- i peolally useful for thin and I delloate ohlldren. ( No other preparation of cod , liver oil is like It Don't lose J ' time and risk your health by ' i taklnsr something unknown i and untried. Keep In mind ' I that BOOTTS EMULSION ( has stood the test for a I quarter of a oentury. .;: J joe. anil li.oo ill druggtiti. SCOTT 4 BOWNB, CImUu,7lw York, j tn ko up your school tusks ugaln? If you am, lot it he with renewed on orgy, School will commence the first Monday in September. The social fair which was held here last Saturday evening was the most brilliant alrair of the tumuiar huboi1. Among the largo orowd were a number of visitors promi nent oillssuiiB of our neighboring towns, and all werelloud in their pruisflM.of the indies' management that could provide such an un equalled summer ontertainment. Near the close of the evening tho ladv manauorn made hasty inven torv and requested Mr. Pendleton, of fable Rock, to announce to those anxious to know, that the receipts of the evening were VUU or more Tliis fired the hearts of the loyal publio until words and uand-omp-ping failed to express the enthusi asm, ho it is nn ration pleasure that we annour.rtt that the total re ceipts were D3, and as near as we can learn, after all expenses were Duid there was turned over to the treu surer 180.50. Mesdames Mor ris, Merritl and Noroross, the busl ness managers, say they intend to uush the work of putting the well down as rapidly as possible. L. Al. ADDITIONAL UCNTHAI. I'OINT ITKIH. C. C. MoClondon, of Sams Val ley, was trading hero Tuesday. Boru Aug. 14, 1808, to Mr. and and Mrs. A. W. Bcebe, a daughter. Albert Ship and family, late of Arkansas, nave oeoome resitieuis of our town. Miss Mav Edmunson, who has beeh stopping in Sams Valley, bus returned borne. W U HnimM I buvina a great quantity of wheat and storing it in the warehouses. Earl Van Antwerp, of Med ford, spent several days here last week visiting friends. Wm. Constant and B. M. Leever have gone to Klamath County to look for a location. Mrs. Kllen Little and Miss Kate Fries are now copying the assess ment roll for next year. Camp meeting closed last Sun day. The interest was good and there was a large attendance. W. A. Owens and W. J. Freeman and their families relumed borne from Dead Indian last Sunday. Prof. J. C. Barnard and family, who hare been spending the past month near Prospeot, returned home this week. Our oity presents a lively ap pearance since threshing began. There are hundreds of bushels of wheat hauled here daily. Lake Creek Items. OV BOMDL.EBKE. Born Aug. 18, 18U8. to Mr. and Mrs. A. Clagg, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Bowles made a trip to the valley recontly. J. W.' Slinger and family have been spending the past week with F. Farlow and family at Deer creek prairie. Mrs. S. G. Edwards and Miss Minnie Hoefft spent a few days at the Bid a springs last woek. W. Martin, of Siskiyou, has been out on a visit. Ho was accompanied by Mr. MoMane and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bowles and Mr and Mrs. BradHhaw, accompanied by Mrs F. M. Stews rt, of Med ford, spent Sunday at the soda springs. J. H. Tvrrell is taking an outing at the soda springs, and last rn day morning his family, acconv panied by Miss Carrie Sackett, joined the merry campers for a few days.' Among tnose woo were men enoamped on the grounds were Irving t'ruett and family, u. uau and family, Mr, Hooker and family, and Mr. Uaborn and lamiiy, oi Medford; Col. Morey and daughter and Hodgers' family, oi central Point; J. C. Whipp and lamiiy, u, Keegan, mother and sister, and Mr, and Mrs. W. Miller, of Jackson ville: Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Adams and daughter, of big Sticky. HrlfTln Creek Gatherings. BY PHILOMELA, Miss Anna' Fry is working at Mr. Gordon's at present. J. M. Lofland and son have re turned form Klamath County. Messrs. Robt. Spenoei1 and Dan'l SoliflS were over at Kden ! Sunday. Mrs. N, H. Sponoor and 'ohll dren visited Medford friends Sun day. -',... Rev. Rusb, of Medford, will hold cervices hore Sunday, Aug. 28, at 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. True have re turned from their several weeks' outing at Kingsbury. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Kednath. who hiiB been seri ously ill, 1b greatly improvod. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fry ond the latter'e ootiBin, 8. G. Stnylon, have returned from Tolmon springs. Mr. ntayton's health Is still very poor, ,1. F, True went to Napa, Calif lust wouk to visit his brother who resides there. Mo exneots to turn next week, accompanied by Ills brother, Last Wednesday morning whil Dan Sn.'iss was out bunting killed a large coyote. These ver min are givinir the farmers oonsld orable trouble of late. Thero has been quite an exodus of Grill) n oreokera to tho mountains tho past week. John Shideler and family loft Tuesday for the Pelican bay country to im absent a couple of weeks, and two nr three day later H. F, Whetstone and family Nick Kime and family, Bud Lacy and Ira Kimu took their departure for CrescentCity for a several weeks' stay, Tho first of next week Andrews and little sons intend to leave for Klamath Falls to rusti cote a while. Social Fair at Central Polat. Lost Saturday evening found us at me oriuK nan io participate id in oolal tbu ladle were giving, Ab we tupped to the entrance our eyes rested on tao ooHumui aaoontuon oi ever green and eat tails, with flagt every' whera Pausing Inside, to our rl(fht was tbe watermeloa bootb, artlillually arranged and presided over by tho Mliwos Hook etijcn, wbo were kopt busy providing tllces of luscious melon for their many visitor. Turning to our left we loun tho lemonade stand wliero Mis Lul Ueall and Mis Hurley were more than buy filling glaaiies for their tbirsty ouaiomor, aim at sight oi me ever arnnn urnll Lhn dIi-Ir haA mn alfllfullu built our Imagination carried us book to childhood day and the "old oaken buckot that bung In tbe well." Tbe oun lor ol tho hull was filled with nu. merous small ice orcam tabic that pronenlud a lovely slsbt. with their orowd of happy people, and tbe pretty Irl all drcihua in wblle rutting like irdialwut tbe tables, cheerfully Ollinar ordurs, made It seem like a sudden en trance into lalrjland to Ond oursclre urrounuea oy an too oeiignu oi tuts plaoe. Aftor oartuklaK of some of the most delluiou loo cream and cake we have ever eaten, tbe question arose as to which of tho table was tho prettiest, but there could hardly be a choice made here; but wo easily found tbe sweetest booth as we came to the candy eounter whore Mlu May Pendleton, with the assistance of Ml Maude Downing, bad made of evergreen trees ana nrignt colored tissue paper a dream of lovellne, and where tbe daintiest boxes of candy were being lapldly sold. The receipt of this counter prove beyond a doubt that both vounir and old buve a cand v tooth Here also were numerous fancy article Doing old tbat had been generously donated hy Mr. Rose Uartlelt, of Port land, wbo Is here visiting and gave tbe ladle ber assistance In many way. Al iht oounter we woro so highly entertained tbat bad our curiosity not beou aroused to see tho "lovers' bower" we would not bavo passed on out to investigate. Hore wo found a large number of Chinese lanterns buncbed against the dark preen follase and shed ding a soft light over all that was weird and beautiful. There was room for everyone and a cool broez6 stirred the trees and supplied the place of fans in mo most reiresning ana aenentiui fashion. -All who were here were en joying themselves, and )u?t as we be gan to appreciate these surroundings a oeautllul strain or mutio came from tbcorgan and wo could see tbat the organist was the well known music tcucher. Prof. Merrill. ! rom that mo ment wo were lost to all else save tbe beautiful sacred song, sung by the quartette, f ollowing this came reel tationsby lltlloMildrod Elliott, Bertha Stidhnm and Maudo Lee. Tbe little girls acquitted themselves nicely and oach received u hearty anpluuse. An other beautiful song olotcd thlB part of the entertainment and again the ice cronm tablus wore a great attraction, ..... . - L. M, To the Public. The evening of Aug. 20th bas come and gone but in tbe near future there will stand a monument of a more last ing nature a well of water In our oem otorv that everyone may feel free to use to Keep tno graves oi ineir lovea ones green. We have met with the co operation ot every interested citizen of our town and surrounding country, ana while we heartily appreciate the aid glvon us by everyone, It Is impossible to make speoial mention of each. But wo fool we must tnko this method to express our thanks to those who fo liberally donated ice, sugar, coffee, salt, eggs, mllK, cnlcKcns, nams, brend, oake. butter, nickels. melonB. cranes. etn., and to our loyal townspeople who gavo us evory assistance. We must say our town may well feel prnud of her staunch business men. And for the oconle of our neighboring towns and especially for Tub Medford Mail, we will always have a green spot on mem ory's page in remembranoe of the many courtesies shown us. To the girls who belDed us dooorate the hall and to furnish their beautiful tRbles and booths and to those who furnished the muslo and sneaking, we express our sincere thanks. While we feel this Is a shallow tribute, our hearts are full of aopreolation toward everyone that helped us In any way to make the social fair a sucoes.. Mas. M . O. Momtis, ; , Mrs. J. W. Mbbbitt, ' Mrb. W, Nohoross, A' tremendous explosion at tho plant, of Iho Chattanooga Powdor Company, at Ooltowan station, Tenn., killed two white men Lucius B Eaklu and Har- ton Mortchko and wounded Borionsly, if not fatally, six others. After tbe ex plosion the plant wns destroyed bv lire. - The President has promoted Captain Charles D, Sigsboe, U. S. N., now com manding the St. Paul, by advHiii ltig him throe, numbers on tho list of cap tains lit the navy for "extraordinary heroism." ! Tlio oable to Maulla Is again work ing. . , " ' HEW CODE FOR OF ficloutlflu Investigation, supplemented by experience, bas shown tbat urinary dinoaae are more prevalent and de structive to Ufa, health and happiness than any other class known to tbe medical fraternity. They are not con fined to the low and degraded portion of humaulty, as many suppose, but are to bo found among the pure of beart, tbe Innocent, tbe truly pious and the wealthy. Many of them are transmitted from parents to ohlldren, from generation to generation. Thousands of people suffer untold agoales from tbelr ravag ing effects, and meet an early and un timely death, often Ignorant of the cause. Though transmitted innocently, tbe effeots of these diseases are not less terrible. It is a tad truth tbat the In nocent are often greater sufferers than the guilty. . ' OI all tbe organs of the body few are more important than tbose engaged In the urinary functions. In perfect health, that great bleistng wblcb so few enjoy one will scarcely direct a moment's thought to tbose Important organs, and at tbe first unpleasant symptom, good advice, xuoh as may I easily be obtained, should be lmmedl atoly solloited. Among tbe chief and most common diseases is seminal weakness and nerv ous debility, or loss of nerve power, duo to masturbation and venial exer clses. Thousands of youog and middle aged men suffer with nervon disease for years and may be Ignorant of tbe cause, wneo a utile timely aavice would make life's pathway full of obeer and happiness. When tbe first symptoms of seminal weakness mnl fust themselves the sufferer Is noticed to become dull' and morose and Is troubled with indigestion, though tbe appetite may remain good. But tbe strength vanishes and tbe patient grows thin. He becomes indolent and debilitated, and loss of memory and all vigor of tbe sexual organs may fol low. In timo be may fall Into a rora Dlete statu of Imitotency total lots of sexual power. Among It lorrlble ef fects, may be mentioned weakness of the memory, confusion of ideas, nervous despondenoy and general weakness It need no mirror; It refleew ttnelf. Tbe nale face, tbe sunken eye, the downcast countenance, the stooping. aged form all serve to announce tho vtotlm's troubles. It seldom kills of itself, but it opens tbe gates to other diseases, such as consumption and dis eases of the heart. Tbe unfortunate sufferer canuot sleep. In tbat Inter mediate state, between life and death, nteuded for tbe recuperation of the mind and body, he can know do rest. for bis dreams are dark and forbodlng, and tbe constant drain upon bis system robs It of It vital Butd. This affliction may be the const quenceof self-abuse or the result of excesses In mature years As ' man is but a bundle ot habits," how essen tial tbat he should start rlgbt in life; that his mind should be full of sub lime thoughts and pure conceptions, All ol you wbo suffer from this disease should lose no time in consulting Dr Darrln, for the lime may oome when you will be beyond the aid ot all modi ool skill. , No matter what you nave taken, or who bas failed to cure you, call and see tbe Doctor, as he can permanently, safely and privately aure you iu one half tbe timo and at one-half the ex pense required by others. Tbe Doctor makes a specialty of cur ing stricture, ganarrhoo, syphilis. Dr. Darrln can be oobsulted free at Hotel Nash, Medford, until September 10. During the retent battle at Manila 11 Americans were killed and 21 wounueu. among tne killed were John Dun mora and Edward O'Neill. both of tho First Calilornia regiment. ine Aslor battery suffered the bulk of loss. hue stealing corn In a vegetable garden belonging Quong Wow, a Chin ese vogotablo dealer of Oakland, Nath an Hiillenbeek was shot and instantly killed by the Celestial. .. Los Angeles canneries are hnvlni aimcnity In obtaining help. At pres ent (100 hands are employed and work ight and day shifts. Forty tons of canned fruits are turned out daily. While a coal train, with a nasaeneer coacn attached, was crossing a trostlc near Comax, Vanfouver Island, tho structure gave way and the train wns thrown Into a deep ravine. Seven persons were killed and many injured. A launch of the United Stales trans- Ccundln, carrying a party of ploasure- ekers, was run into by tho govern ment steamer McDowell in San Fran oisco bay. Tlio launch was sunk and Mrs. Hor a Puxton, ono of occunanti. drowned. 1 , The canal known as the Big Ditch in Hood River valley, Oregon, built for the benefit of fruit growers at a cost ol 1 28,000, was paid for out of this sea son's crop of borrios. President J. J. Hill of the Great Northern railroad says that ha will itt once begin work on Improvements in the northern part of Seattle, wash.. that will cost nearly a million dollars. . THE DOCTORS THAT CURB ' WfLI AGAIN VISIT , , MEDFORD A PART OK THE STAFF OK TUB EflgM anil German Expert Specialists T Doctor wbo nure Caurrk, Consumption and sll Chronic DlneiKr, anil :'.-V' DR. MEYERS Th Komoii Specialist tor Disasss nd Weakness ot Man, will ntntln be in this oily on their rcguir mommy visit, aaa ca Do Consulted Pre of Charge t the NEW HOTEL NASH Friday and Saturday Staff of tbe EnIUh and looorporfttftd nnder the laws of California Tbe st&fl of ihe fSosIista and Oerman KxtwriMoeelallats la oom Dotted of five menliktiv mAn- atd doc torn, each a physician wfao has bad many years experience in caring all manner of chronic diaeai. Durtotf tbe past quarter of a century the rjneccss of this most worthy Institu tion bat been phenomenal. Ditteatfe whlun have baffled tbe nklU of other physicians and stub bornly refused m yield to ordinary medicines, methods and appliances, are quickly subdued and mnstered by tbe BngJlsh and Orman Expert Specialists. They have the J unreal and best- equipped medluiil latiitulton In America. The only compt-tent snd reliable, but repoftlb)e, mAn Kxpert Kppclalixts have curr-d tboufands rioojc burets vt uub iv is irejrrauij in bibot cMDQt see tbe diwtor, wrlty the home ofUee for Call am the Doctors when the ceen. All alltnir neonle Khonld dm the Ens-llMb &nd r.Mrm n Exoert Hi'eciallaia. A friendly talk, which cots iircut deal of good, abciber treatment Is taken ' CONSULTATION FHXE The English and German Expert Specialists. A Htafl of the Most Eminent Physicians and Surgeons la the World. ' 731 Market St., San Francisco The fifth biennial seoaion ot the Woodmen of the World. Pacific Divis ion, was lield at Ban Francisco early this week. Within a week' the anxiliarv narv will be a thing of the past, and the steamers returned to peaceful pursuits. A quarrel at Wilbur, Wash., ended by Dave Sjiongle, a rancher, shouting bis neinUlKr,Rbert Phoen.x, to death Harry Ganzclle is under arrest at Marysville. charged with forgery. Private E l. Moran. of Company C Montana Vr untecrs, has been sen tenced to two yi'an.' imprisonment on Alcatras Island for strikmir an officer. ine American niic was raided over Hawaii, Fri.lay, Augnst 12ili, amid im' prcsive ccromouu'S. airs. Dora Filling, a mm wife, is in jail at San Fiauuiaco, charged with murder. It is alleged that she caused the death of a young woraau by mal practice. The Seventh California regiment has .received; orders to embark for Hono lulu next Saturday. . Members of the First Washington volunteers' have gotten up petitions which they propose to forward to Sen ator Wilson, asking him to use his ill' fluenco to have the regiment mustered out of service. The regiment has been assigned to garrison duty, and as there is no chance to Bee service, or be of use in the service of the country, the mem' bora wish, to retire to private life. To punish her two children, acred lespeet.ively 8 and 8 y.-ars, for running away from homo. Mr.Futlraa,a"Mexi can woman at San Diego, hold them aver a fire and burned their feet. She was arrested and the children were aired for by a charitable institution. While Wendell Harhatigh, a bov. was driving tho cows home near Susan- ville, he was attacked by a , mountain lion. Tbe boy's dog, a mastiff, dnshed to bis master's aid... The dog was killed by the lion after a desperate nght, during which young Harbaugh scapeo. J. Carroll has been appointed re ceiver of the Bostou and Alaska Transportation company of. Seattle, Wash. In the application for a re ceiver it is said that the Indebto'lnuss of the company amonats to $84,006: It is also stated there is due the company from the Canadian Government 114.- 000 freight charges. ' Other accounts due amount to $14,000. Among the assets of the company are the ocean steamers Brixham, Laurada and South Portland. The Oregon Ballroad and Navigation company reports actual earnings: For June, gross, $640,907! not, $234,o81j In crease, $70, 251; For tho vonr endod line SJthi tiros, $7,805,803: net. $2.- 041,073, an increase of $1,IH3.000; sur plus over an caarges, $003,Oou. . 9 anil 10, 1 Oerman Expert Specialist , . for 2fi0,000. KsUblifthed twenty five Ten rat. EolUb and German Kxpert Specialists are not belDg backed by ample capital and ably managed of penions whom they bare never seen. If you uiaiuncew w bcj uawenh we dlliTJlAD ana lei question list and free ad rice in regard to your abbolutelv nothing, ht bound to result in or not. and 218 S. Broadway, Los Angelas Thomas C Bissett, a printer, shot hi wife at Sacramento. Hearing that a. young man named Herman Mealand was with bis wife, Bissett entered the. house by a i-par door.. A he entered the young man flew out the front way.. Bissett tben shot his wife. The ballet weut through her right ear and in flicted a slight scalp wound. Biaaett was arrested. Pay-master General Stanton has or dered three pa v masters with funds to go at once to Manila to pay the troops there. They will sail from San Fran cieeo in a d:iy or two. . . : - Dan O'Brien, a brakemiin at Hocklinj. Cal.. was killed while switching. The Secrotary of the Treasury has decided that nndcr .existing conditions there is no reason why Spunish vessels should not enter, load and clear at ports of the United States. Collector of Custom, were instructed to this ef fect. . . '. :,; An accident by which seven men-: lost their lives occurred in the tunnel " of the Charters division of the Pan handle Railroad at Carnegie, Pean. The work of n a :ing the tunnel has been pushed night and day by a force of 200 men. By using too large a quan tity of explosive In blasting an unex pected amount of earth and rock was loocened and caved in on tbe workmen. The plant of the High Falls Sulphite. Pulp and Miniftig Company, located at Pyrites, N.Y., has been destroyed by fire. The cause is not known. The loss is placed at $30(1,000, and there was an insurance of $50,000. . i- Admiral Schley is confined to hi summer homo In Wostnort, Conn., by illness, and no one except his attend ants are allowed to sea him or have any conversation with him. . His ill ness is pronounced a fever, the charac- -ter of which is not known. Mrs. Sadie Lucas, wife of Louis Lucas, a farmer living near Bloomington.lml., arose during a recent night and drop ped her infant child into a cistern, after which she plunged in herself and, was drowned. Mrs. Lucas was despon dent, the result of long illness. . Captain Kvans of the battleship low it is stilfering from an attack of typhoid 1 malaria in a Now York hospital. ' ' The commission to settle all difler ences between the United States ami. : Canada Is in session at Quebec : A farmer namod Layton has boon- tried at Selma on ajchargoof poisoning 1 a noighbor's bees with strychnine be cause they stung his children and live stock. A corpus delctu was not proved,, nJ tno esse whs (iiBmissnd. , Southern California orchardi.-ts, after- iiivuMigation, have found that tlio I'hilovorus uimimdutus,: ' a : parasite, plentiful in Hawaii, is dostruutib o to the purple scale, und it is proposed to. Bond lo Hawaii for n supply of Ihu pur ii-ites. .