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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1898)
"a ' OUR COUNTY 4 Correspondents Jacksonville News. Clork (I. Nowbury hiiiiI Tuesday in AhIi!uikI, Mm. Win. II'Mily 1h (iiitu sori oUHly ill Willi liuurt trouble. Gottlieb ICIItSiiiit, tlio Hiirvvyor, Iihh ruturnuil from u trip to Yiiuiim Jtuy. Win. ltniiinoH lufl Saturday fur Cronoont City, Iml will not tnrry long. llorn In Junlcitiitivilli), Nov. 12, 18H8, to Mr. mid Mm ll'inry Ire laud, a clitiiglitur. Kx-Di'Hity Sheriff J. It. Wick, of AmIiIuikI, imiilii Jacksonville n btmi neaii vlrtil Hiitnrtlay, Levi Stewart mid J. 1. Lotiuks, of AhIiIhihI, iiihiIm ii llyiiin trip to .Jituksmivillo Tiiumliiy. Krncat Luuglcy, of Mudford, wiih in J.ickeonvillu Monday to altoud thu fiiiicrul of lliu luti) Ii. Iliirbc. JoHopli Kudur luiH !oiiiinmim.'d fiiit lor u divorce from Kuuliul Junior. J. H. Nuil lit counsel for jiliiintiir. Kuv. L. 1. Dusniarlna left Tues day cvoniiiK for I'ortlund to attmid thu iiimnoriul services ovor tliu lute uroliliiHiixp. Marriage licenses wore issued Nov. llth, to J. A. McCall ii "J Oru Kouurs; Nov. loth, to I.fvi Stewart nnd I.ydiu Clriswold. S. Salttnarsli, more funiillurly known uh dipt, mid who wits a res ident of Hu-rliiiK many yours in pitying Jiicknoiivillu mid vicinity n viitit. 1 1 in home is ul WuUirloo, I. inn County, Oregon. Mr. mid Mr. II. KUiott ami Mr. and Mm. W. K. McKiinmy.of Mod lutil, attended thu dimu youial givnu at tliu M. lv Church liiBtTliirnday. A nuul stun of S 15 was ruined whi. U wan pruHtrntud to lliu pastor. Tliu Thanksgiving hull will bo given muler thu aiispices of Ma dromi l.mlgo, No. 12, 1. o! II. Tickets including supper arc on ealu for 1 50. Tliu popular arches tra of Met turd will furniHli music tor the dunce. Attorn'iy K D. Hrigss, J. J. and Kdwmd Murnhy and rOiigeiio Wal- rail, of Ashland, were hero TueHduy on hiiHinuHH pertaining to lliu will of the lalo John Murphy. 1 he .Murphy brother wpru appointed uxorutors without bonilB. Additional shelving wilt ho placed in the recorder's vault to accommo date the mining records which will be taken from tho clerk's oflico. Glass A I'rucllminino will furnish tho in'ilullio shelving and place In order for $21111. Kmil Barbo, of Jacksonville, diod -quite suddenly last Friday while -out hunting in Star Gulch district. A party of live left hero Thursday for a few days' hunt. Friday N Mitchell anil IC. llurbu left camp but after a short time Hurbo com plained of not feeling well and said he would go back. Mitchell wont on, and on returning t camp was surprised at the mm arrival of his companion. The purtios set out to find tho missing man and found him but a short dlstanco from tho p'aco where left, wrapjKKi in death's icy grasp. The relatives and coroner were notified and after a careful ex -amination tho body was brought to town for burial, which look place Monday. He loaves a wifo to mourn his death. Mr. Uarbo owned one of the large vineyards near town. -. Outral Point Items. 01 well Urns, hnvo flnishod pack' Tested and Tried For 25 Years Would you feel perfectly safe) to put all your money In a new bank? One you have just heard of? But how about an old bank? One that has done business for ovor a quarter of a oentvury ? One that has always kept Its promises? One that never failed ; never misled you In any way ? You oould trust such a bank, oouldn't you? SCOTT'S EMULSION of OOD-LIVBB OIL WITH HYFOPHOSPHITBS Is Just like suoh a bank. It has never disappointed you, never will. It has never dooelved you, never will. Look out that someone does not try to make you InvoBt your health In a new tonlo, some now medlolno you know nothing of. Joe. and i.oo all drugglttl, SCOTT 4 BOWNB, ChemliH, Nw York. ing fruit and have a few carloads Uorn Nov. lltli, to Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, a daughter. J. A. Maun imido Thompson crook u business trip Monday. Mr. and Mm. Win. Iluiley, of Spikenard, wore trading hero lasl TniMday. J II. MeHHiier has bought tho res idence on Laurel street, known as the Mmni properly. Died- At tho homo of her parents, near town, Nov. I I, IH!)H, of typhoid fever, lliitlio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. l'litrick. Ilattiu was born in Montana Nov. II), 18H2. Shu was u kind and loving daugh ter, a very iiiTuotioiiatu sister, and much loved by her school mates mid all who know lier Bright and cheetful, slio seemed to scatter sun shine wherever she wont. Her be reaved parents, brothers and sisters huvo the deepest sympathy of thoir mmiv friends. Kuv, Annus, pastor of tho Bnplliit Church at Mudford, conducted the funeral services, 11 ut ile being u member of the Banlist Church. Many oeautini Moral til lering were brought for her grave. There wiih a very largo utteiidmico at the funeral, the procession being about a mile long. It becomes our pleasure this week to give a short description of theex orcises reoontly held by the two up- p.ir rooms of our school. 1 ho two rooms havo organized a literary so ciety and chosen Miss Madgo Day as president and Miss Bertha Daw son as secretary, now young la dies perforin thu duties of their olliccH in u vary croditablo manner. I he program opened with a song by tho society, "Tho May-Time" and lot us remark hero that we were pleased with the manner in which this song was sung, l'rof. .S.itnuels desorves much credit for his untiring efforts in instructing these pupils in the rudiments of vocal music. Then citinn dialogues, recitations, etc., also an essay by 1'carl I.vnes, who was a little em barrassed by tho profoundness of the occasion, but who succeeded in overcoming his dillidouco. This was appreciated by the audience, which cheered him heartily as ho turned to leave the platform, iu fact, gave him mi encore. Ho re sponded much to the satisfaction of those present with the sumo es say. The special feature of theso exorcises wus the pajier, "Central Point Pointers," edited and printed by Willie Carson. It was a nbwsy sheet, sure, and surprised and eased everyone. line had a itood of tier and handled his sub jocts like a veteran. I his closed ho exorcises of tho society. I rol Barnard mndo a few remarks in re gard to tho manner in which tho school could raise a certain amount of money to purchase an organ Let us, as parents, take an interest n this matter and help the teach era and pupils to secure an organ for our school work. I., m. bake Creek Items. II V BUMIIt.KIIKK'8 FIIIF.ND. Mr. and Mrs. James Culbertson made a trip to Med ford last week Partners in this locality are all quite busy plowing and sowing the lall grain. Misses Ora and Myrtle Daley wore in Med lord ftlonuny aomg some trading. Walter and Meda Charley are the guests of their uncle, Clay Charley, and family. Mrs. Samuel RandloB, of Lake Creek, was tho guest of her sister- in-law, Mrs. Joseph Handles, last Sunday. Tho latter is cm. lined to her room with rheumatism. Frank Martin made a trip to the valley last Fnditv and on hi way noine stopped over at Brownsboro to visit with his daughter, hdna who is attending school at that place. Gold Hill Nuggets. nV DBWKV SCHLEY JONKS, Mr. Mitchell a mining syndicate, is slopping at the Union hotel thi week. Robt. Burnett, a Medford dentist, was doing the town a few days re cently, Mr. and Mrs. Robnett, of Con tral Point, visited friends in Gold Hill last Sunday. JcBfe Starns has moved his family into the Miller residence and Thos Miller iu turn has moved to Sardine oreek. Mr. Flippin has moved to Mr. Hays' ranoh near Rock Point. Mr, Havs will move to town for the winter. Frank DitBWorth and Mr. Conk lin, of Leeds, wore dowu tho latter part of Inst week. They moved Mr. Conklin's household efleota to a ranch near Loods. There will be a teachers1 institute hold in Oold Hill on Nov. 29. Everybody is cordially invited to attond. The noonle ot uorn run are lookiug forward to having a good time on that date and will see that the visiting teachers are out nothing for thoir dinner. They ox tend a hearty invitation to all The program fur this mooting appears in the educational column of this paper. km. J SOLDIEBS READY Washington, Nov. 10 Thoro has boon remarkable activity about the war department for several days, in tho way of preparing troops for service in lauds beyond the United States. Orders have been issued diroctlng at least ten regi ments of a regular army stationed at northwostorn forts mid pouts to hold themselves ready for iminodi atosorvico in tropical climates. It is believed an early movement to Cuba is intended. Another belief entertained is thut the government desires to be in readiness to resume hostilities if Spain refuses to accept the decision tho peace commission' ors otter. 1 he intimation has got about that during tho delay which has occurred, Spain has been able to form Bouie sort of a coalition with European powers to back up tho pretentions sho is making in her negotiations. The interesting fuature of the matter is that of the refusul of the authorities to order a muster out of the volunteers re cently returned from I'orto Rico. THE DONS WANT I Pakis, Nov. 10. Tho meeting tc- duy of the Spanish-American com mission begun at 2:15 and ended at dp. in. 1 hetapaiimh commissioners presented a document in answer to tho American argument which was j ... l . .1 submitted lust week. By mutual . FOR ACTION consent the memorandum was'mor batiK-Kliip, Mariu Teresa, was l,,l..,l tn V,o Amopinmrn wii,ni, i being read, and the meeting ad- journed to Saturday next. The Spaniards in their communi cation today reaffirmed the position which they assumed against the discussion here of Spain's Philip pine sovereignty. They insist that the words "shall determine the con-! trol, disposition and government of - ., .;. . . ..,... the Philippines" in article 3 of the peaco protocol, do not warrant any reference to Spain's withdrawal from the Philippines, except on her own terms, and therefore the Span iards propose arbitration on the construction to be placed on the words "control, disposition and government." Washington, Nov. 16.- The navy department has authorized repre sentatives of a Swedish wrecking company to visit the wreck of the Spanish warship Colon, near San tiago to loarn if it is possible to raise the vessel. 8E SURRENDERED Washington, Nov. 16. At in stance of governor of Arizona, the state department today instructed United States minister, Clayton, at City of Mexico, to demand tbe sur render of Temple, the American railroad conduotor, who is held tin der arrest by Mexicans near Noga- lea, on oharge of killing a Mexican in the United States. Joseph! Succeeds Simon. Following is result of eleotiou at Portland held Tuesday to elect n successor to Hon. Jos. Simon, in tho state senate; S. K. Joseph!, Republican, 4108; J. C. Flanders, Demoorat, 1787; C K. Henrv, looal self-governmont 841 ; I. H. Amos, Prohibition, 128 NEWS OF THE WORLD. HAPPeNINOS OF THE PAST F6W DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS. Haiti. Hfttwoan Whites ! Nogron In th Cni-oIInm In Wkleb Nura Utr ot tliv l,atur ara Killed and Wounded. From raports received at lite depart imit (,f agriculture the indications are lliat lliu wlioitt crop of variou counties will bo goo I. At Geneva, UwlUerland, I.uigi I.u cliona, the anarchist who murdered Kmpreits Kilcahslh of Austria on Hop touitier 10th, wan convletod of murder and sentenced to Imprisonment for life. Theodore Koosorelt was elected gov ernor of New York by a plurality ol 17,5)0. The election throughout the nation resulted in favor of Republican candl datos iu the majority of stalra. That party will control both houses of con gress. 'Jen oral Oomoi of tho Cuban army Iiuk burned a ataterauiit to the Cubans declaring that the Cuban army will dinhaud an soon as the Bpuulards leave the is. and. Admiral Kchley, having anked again for lea service, has been promised the command of the European squadron, which will be re-eatablie-hed in a short time, with aome of the finest cruiaors in the navy, to exhibit the American flag creditably to tbe European na tions. A Chicago electric company is con sidering a proposition from the Japa nese government to form in Chicago a Hvndlcntft with a capitaliiatlon of $IOo,000,ixm, to install and buiid elec tric car line- a id ini-audoacent lighting and power plants in the domain of the Mikado. The poan.fllce department baa ar ranged with thu pwtal department ol Japan lor the imlirect cuaime of money O'durs between this country and Cores, m'.mey'orders may' beTrawn V Uni'cd Stan h Uit payment at tin Ja- aiicau I'oiti.lfin-s at t'litj in u i jo, Kusan, Hecills, Ytieusnn and MtlUlio in Corua, and in like manner at tliese oflicos for payment in tiie United fvHto. CoiihuI Hritton at Nantca ha made a report to th atato department in re- gurd to the beet sugar cuitiratinn ol I Kurope, from whicli it appears that the ! total estimate of tho crop for the pre---: ent aennon will fall 375,000 tone short 0f lh production of raw suuur for last season. Holland is the only country in '"T"0 '," "''T' llllitu utjiii luncii nuns cnutinKu iu i, ., ..,. -... .Uv ..!, r..r- swamped during a slorm and aban- uonou uy the eruw. Iater the veeael drifted to Cat island, where it is stranded. Rare wars broke out in the Carolines last week, resulting in the death i.f somo whiten and a number of negroes. At Wilmington, N.C., during the elec tion, fully 100 representative white men wrecked a negro newspaper plant and would have lynched tho editor had they been able to find him. Later, a Mil arose between white guaidsand colored men. oix negroes were killed and 20 wounded. Three whites were wounded. At Greenwood, S.C, whites and negroes clasliod. One white and eight negroes were killed. In pursuance of their determination to secure the passage of a law compel ling the nie't of their craft to pass au examination and take out a license. WuHliiiiKton barbers have appointed a enmmiltee to go to Olympia when the loiiislititire moots and lobby for the proposed bill. While examining tbe wreck of the rivor Bteamer J. D. I'etors, whicli col lided with Canrina in 8nn Francisco bay recently, divent discovered the bodies of 12 Chinese, whose esi-apo had been cut off by the upsetliug of piles freiglit. The last of the raisin crop has been housed at Fresno. This year's crop will not exceed 32,600 tons. Theorops have steadily decreased during the pant five years. An old man named John Shoemaker collided with a a reel car at Stockton and received injuries which may prove falsi. In llcnver, Cola, the U. S. circuit court has granted to the Colorado Fuel and Iron company,a temporary injunc tion restraining tbe various railroads from advancing rates from Pueblo to Pacific coast points. The cannera and fishermen have ex porienced the worst summer on record in lower British Columbian waters, and that the combined salmon pack does not total 40,000 case. The import of salmon to San Fran' Cisco the last week of October was 6643 does he arrive daugerously near the ene cases. The export was 104,160 cases. I my than he doffs the. gnrb of war to The amount of sugar imported for nine apppni aB uu innocent civilian. He ia months was 246,762,000 pounds. usually armed with a muzzle loader or W. B. 8tory has completed his re-', standard, both equally harmless weap eonuoissance between Bakerafleld and ous- Antelope valler, on the edge of thai I" the cose of General Lin's escort Mojav desert, for th proposed line ol the uniform smooks had evidently not the Bakersfleld and Los Angeles, CaU, I been uted as nightshirts for more than railroad oomrany. H recommends 8W weeks, the men were armed with that several preliminary surveys be! Winchesters and a few Martinis, rusty, made by the way of Tjon and Old l1irty oof of order, and wore about Fort Tojon passe befor a definite line their uiiddlos a bolt of some 60 rounds is selected. I ot solid drawn brues cartridges. Lon- n. i. m. p... i J don News. near Ferric, B.C., has started burning in SO coking ovens, and Is distributing sauiplo loads throughout the Keeta nays. In the last 30 days the California Ritlsiu Growers' association of Fresno wiin mo umo t,i meroury ut u w I,.. nl,l H.n Dmn .ut tj.noA . tnni. Tho glnBB tuto is about three mm ..i ( .m ,iii fcm sin OOo'tofBi.OOO. ' ma km Tbe EngM and tai Expert Specialists Five I'hymcluim and burgeoim, all Graduates from tbe best Medical Colleges la the World. Incorporated under the laws of California (or 1250,000. Established twenty six jearfl. A part of tbe stalT of the English and Oerman Expert Specialists and Dr. Meyers & Co. will make tbeir regular monthly visit to MEDFORD TUESDAY, - NOVEMBER - 29, - 1898 THEY WILL BE AT THE NEW HOTEL NASH CONSULTATION ADVICK FREX A mong the ailments cured by ExDert Snecialists nrliiM's disease and sit other diseases of the kidneys; diseases or thenUddcr, urinary or pans. liver, spleen, aplne, bowels, heart, stomach, eye, ear, sklo and nerves. Also Impover ished blood, blood polpon and scrofula; catarrh, tonsllttls, consumption, bronchitis, asthma anJ oiber throat and Iuok troubles; tumors, deformities, insomnia, melancholy, paralysis, rup ture, dy-entery, dyspepsia, neuralgia, rheumatism, stiff and swollen joints; female complaints, includlui; ovarian troubles: piles, li-,tula, obeislty, rlna woim and colter; obacco, opium, co caine and Itiiuor habit: headache, erysipelas. Bout, tapeworm, biliousness, dropsy, gall stone, eczema, freckles, blackheads, cancer, etc., ana chronic diseases generally. Dr. Meyers & Co. cure nervous dealllty, lost manhood and all private diseases, lneludlno contaiiious blod poison, quickly and permanently, and at reasonable rules. The Knallsh and Uennan Expert Specialist and Dr. Meyers 4 Co. are not only competent and reliable, but are responsible, being backed by ample capital and ably managed. Diseases which have baffled the skill of other physicians and stubbornly refused to yield to ordloary medicines, methods and appliances, are quickly subdued and mastered by these suc-ces.-ful doctors. They have tbe largest aud best equlpsed medical Institution in America. Call on the Doctors when they come. All ailing people should see the Rngllsh and German Kincrt Hneclallsuor Dr. Meyers & Co. if possible. A friendly talk, which costs absolutely nothing, is hound to result in a great deal of good, whether treatment is taken or not. Home Cures. While It is preferable In many Instances to see a patient, the English and Ger man Espert Hpeclallsts have cured thousands of persons whom they have never seen. If you cannot see the doctors write the home office tor question list. Advice Id regard to your ail ment, book for men or women and treatise on any disease ALL FREE. Correspondence and other dealings with patients or prospective patients sacredly conndenial. TCRMS AND PniCCS WITHIN THE Risen The English and German Expert Specialists 731 The Bssad Raklau The "round robin" bad its origin several centuries ago in Friuce. It was used,, there by officers of tbe army as a method of expressing their dissatisfaction with the course of the kiug or bis ministers. By signing iu circular form tbe leaders of tbe move ment could not be ascertained and sin gled out for punishment. Tbe first instance on record of tbe ana of this form of protest in the navy oc curred in 1635. At the instigation of the Duke of Buckingham, the king'B favorite, an English fleet, under Ad miral Bennington, was dispatched to Rocbelle to aaist in the coercion of tho Protestant subjects of Louis XIII of Franoe. But the EngliBb tars, in com mon witb their fellow countryman, looked witb favor upon the resistance of tbeir coreligionists against tbe pros elyting zeal ot the French king, and they signed a "round robin," express ing their determination not to fire a shot agaiusc them, and without waiting for a reply they weighed anchor and brought their ships back to England. The admiral, however, received a per emptory order to return to Dieppe, wberenpon tbo wholoof tbe crews quit ted tbe shipa without furtbe parley. Providence Journal. A Dlapearln Ballsey. The Chiuese peasant wears a turban, loose coat ttud short and very baggy trousers, all of blue. Tho Chinese sol dier wears rhe same, with an overall sleeveless smock, or long waistcoat but touing on the right shoulder, edged round tbe neck, arms and skirt aud down the front with broad "faoings. The breast and back are decorated with a one foot bullseve with characters on it. This is nil tbe obaraoterthe Chinese soldier possesses. Tho bullsc-ye would be a very conven ient mark for an enemy if tbe Chinese scldior would give tbe latter a chance of shooting him, but tbo bnllseye ia only worn to ralso false hopes, for no sooner The Atmoiiphcrto Clock, Tho atmospheric cloek a sort of de- - ' vice thut goes of itsolf is not Inaptly termed a perpetual hourglass. In ap- pearance it in liko a long thermometer . eighths of mi inoh in diameter aud se- j cured to tho frame by two bauds through trbicU it paiwea arf& 7b. diyltteia of mmm the English and German are the following. OF ALL Market St., San Francisco, Cal. time are marked on each side 67 tbe tube. Inside the glass tabs is a smaller tube shaped very much as an hourglass. Some meroury and a scrap of blotting paper for tbe purpose of taking up any moisture that might gather in the tuba are placed at eaob end. The mercury in the top end of the) tube is placed opposite tbe mark of tha proper time and falls to the bottom of tbe tube exactly aa the time passes. When It baa run out from the top, th frame can be turned and the meroury set to time on tbe other aide. Thus it registers tbe seconds and boors quite aa accurately as any other timepiece the drawback to such an arrangement being, of course, the turning of the frame, s task as irksome aa that of winding clock. Exchange. SlaaacM 9artltloB. ' The first thing an orthodox Siamese) does in tbe morning is to scan away the family ghosts who may have gath ered about tbe old place In the night Letting off crackers ia an effectual means. At the new year all tbe ghosts ooma trooping to their former dwell ings. For three days they have their fun. At the end of th time the priest and their flocks fir guns sod use other devices for getting rid of them. A Si amese Is coffined face downward, so that the ghost may not sneak back through the dead man's mouth.' To coffin is taken out through bole in t be wail and carried several time round tbe house in order that the ghost nay be put off the scent and not return to vex his family. Exubang. Horae Raelasr mu4 Socialism. In the Hilitar Woohenblatt, a leadintr 1 German military organ, Herr Von Ploeta recommends horse racing as a panacea for socialism. He says that the reason why there is no socialism in England is that they encourage horse raning there and that "the love of th sport is th connecting link between all classes of men, enabling tbe poor to comprehend the necessity for a difference of fortune. " Following out Hetr Ploets's idea, it is said that gambling on horse racing is increasing in Germany at a tremendous rate, though so far no diminution of Uclalism baa been noticed. Oae Dar at a Ttaae. It is a blessed secret, says th British Weekly, this of living by th day. Any one can carry his bnrden, however heavy, till nightfall. Any one can lit sweetly, patiently, lovingly, purely, till the sun goes down. And this is all that life ever really means to ns just one little day. Do today 'b duty. Fight today's temptations, and do not weaken and 'distract yourself by looking for ward to th Ings you cannot see and oould not understand if you saw them. God gives us nights to shut down the cur tain of darkness on our little days. We cannot see beyond. Short horizon ; make life easier and give us one ot brave, true, holy living.
