TEE HEDFORD HAIL
Published Even Friday Mornini,
A. S. BUTON.
J4N WAS KIRN TO HUBTLt.
He la of lew days; but quite a plenty.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.80. PER YEAR.
(tared Id the Poatomoe at Medford, Oreion
M Becond-Claas Mall Matter.
Mxdford, Friday, Afkil Si; 18S9.
THIS PAPER KlSJStt.
varuaug Agenoy, (H aua en Merchants x
kanfe, Ban Franolsco, California, where cob
tsmeta for Advertising can be made for It.
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Tex Hail and Weekly S. P. Call 12 00
" 11 Examiner 2 85
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' " " Oregonian
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" " Sunday Bulletin..
" " N. Y. Tribune....
" " Weekly Cincin
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Governor Geer, of 'Oregon, ia no
het beaded sensationalist. He is a
man' of good, Bound eenee and very
unlike the bowline governors of
some other -states who have aught
else to do than incubate discord and
burl poisonouB miseileB at the gov
crnment. As proof that be is pretty
'well satisfied with the manner in
which the government is handling
war matters, read the following
-"which is a reply to a telegram from
the Chicago Tribune. This is the
telegram from the Tribune:
"The governors of South Da
kota and Nebraska are de
manding the recall of the vol
unteers from their states from
the Philippines, on the ground
that their term of enlistment
expired when the ratifications
of the peace treaty were ex-
ahanged, and that the present
conflict in the Philippines is in
. opposition to liberty and in the
interest of capitalism. Do the
' people qf your state demand
the return of your volunteers
for the same reasons?"
Meeting ot the Presbytery.
The Prosbvterv ol Southern Oregon
met l.i the Presbyterian Church In our
olty from Tuesday to Thursday ot lust
week. The delegates preseut were as
follows: Ministers Hov. V. H. Dior,
dorff, Klamath Palls; F. G. Strange
and Wm. Clyde, Ashland: S. H. Jours,
Jacksonville: J. E. Blnlr. Oakland; H
C. Thomson, D. D Grants I'aas, and
Adolph Haborlv, Medford. Elders
It. P. Neil, Ashland; Ed. E. Goro,
Phoenix; J. C. Whlpp, Jacksonville;
P. C. Harth, Grant PaBs; A. 0. How
lott, Eagle Point; K. Benedict, Rose
burg, and Wm. H. Goro, Medford.
Mrs. Clyde, of Ashland, was also present.
Hov. W. H. DIordorlT wits elected
modorator, and Rev. S. H. Jones and
Elder Wm. Gore, clerks.
The Presbytery asked the Boards of
Aid for Sunday Sohool and Home Mis
sions to grant them a sufficient amount
to employ a missionary to work in the
bounds of Presbytery, giving half his
time to Sunday sohool work and half to
home mission work.
Rev. J. E. Ulair, of Oakland, and
Elder A. E. Adams, of Myrtle Point,
were elected commissioners to reure-
sent this Presbytery at the general as
sembly which meets in Minneapolis in
May.
The vacancies In the nermanent com
mittees were filled. Among the most
Important changes were the following:
The Committee on Homo Missions was
reorganized with Rev. P. G. Strange.
chairman, and Rev, A. Haberly and
Elder C. S. Price. Dr. Townsend, of
Roseburg, was elected chairman of the
Committee on Education, while Rev.
A. Haberly was elected chairman of
the Committee on Aid for Colleges and
Academics. This is ot vital Interest to
Medford, as in his new position Mr.
Haberly will be able to present Med
ford 's advantages when the question of
the location of an academy is decided.
it might be stated that besides the offer
of a thousand dollar site for an acad-
emy, Mr. Haberly informs us that he
has been offered three five hundred
dollar subscriptions on condition that
the academy locate here, and a sufficient
cum can be raised to put up at least a
five thousand dollar building. With
this stimulus we expect Mr. Haberly
to do his best to secure the school for
itv.
The delegates expressed themselveB
this citj
well pleased with their stav and enter
tainment in Medford. and left for home
on Thursday's and Friday's trains.
Doings of the Circuit Court.
Portland Trust Co vs Orchard Home
Association ; plaintiff granted permis
sion to withdraw from the files a cer
tain tax receipt.
state vs Alonr.0 hdwanls: ltirv. re-
inrneu a verdict 01 not guilty.
ur mrcngessner vs nan nn
Ant-
the sum
Additional Local,
J. E. Olson was down from his saw
mill on Butte crook this wook. Ho
tolls that 75,000 feet of sawed lumbor is
now In the yard. The mill Is now out
ting on a big bill for Win, Ulrloh, for
baru and fenoo uso, He has a flue body
of timbor to out from and the sovon
toon men which ho has omploved are
making a big swath tu it. The' mill Is
now sawing 10.000 fuel of fir lumbor por
day but with tho aid of an additional
engino which is being put in 20,000 foot
of sugar piue can easily be gotten out.
Have you soon thoso handsomo all
wool suits that Bodge is nutting out
or aio.our i lie puma are M.ou, regu
iar seven aouar vaiuos.
ltobt. Wade, of Portland, has been
in this oitv lor aouict me lookliur tin a
bUBiuess location. He has finally ecu
eluded to out in a stock of hardware
aim implements, and will establish
Himself iu the Wool! building. Mr.
ade is an experienced hardware man
his father being a member of a large
wnoiesaie nrm in rorliaml,
See Mackoy Bros, for superior
pnoios. All worn strictly (irsl-oloss.
Medford, Oregon.
Charlie Chllds came uu from Evans
oreea tuis wook lor a lew aays' stay
with his family. Ho Is placer mining
in mat locality tor himself ami is
brlnglug to light a eoodlv snrlnkllng
oi me youow metal.
New assortment of gold wire beauty
pins, 3 for 5 conts at Wliito & Jacobs'
store, Medford
Some sneak thief broke into C. T.
Moholson's collar Wednesday night
and relieved tho larder of all the butter
and eggs it contained and drank enough
milk to satisfy them for some time to
come.
If you want clean, fresh vegetables,
gO 10 U. Li, jjavis
Pbolns' Hair Vigor is being used
by pretty nearly fifty people in this
jy proti
'Iolnity
and in near I v every
wern; mdgment hv default in
ol s 77.80 and costs 15.
I J AUnan VS Wm Rnv? imlompnt for
immediately U over nor Ueer eent piaintio for $120.89.
a reply to the Tribune in which he s.t"le of Oregon vs Young Griffin; ver-
Stated that While our people would to three years in the penitentiary.
welcome the return of their soldier . . ashford va Frieda Fetsch and
, , "8"v reisca; oruer lorBiienn to mate
boys, they possessed too much pa- deeds to lots 5 and 6, bik 33, Medford.
Mwaru Wilkinson vs U U Damon and
Porrln na.nAn. 1 t 1 1 tr . I..
konor to request their return. The deed. a
ihos M Boyd, appellant, vs J W
Marksberry, respondent; judgment for
defendant for $12.50. 0
vawter Howard vs Careen McClure
governor closed his telegram
these very pointed words :
"Our people take no stock la
the declaration that the con
flict in the Philippines is
'waged in opposition to liberty
and in the interest of capital
ism.' The very men who make
this charge now are the ones
who, little more than a year
ao, were loudly accusing Presi
dent McKinley of 'cowardice'
and delaying the war with
JSpain in the 'interest of capital
ism,' as represented by Spanish
bondholders.
"The seizure of the Philip
pines waB an incident of that
war wholly unforeseen by any
body, applauded by every pa
triotic citize'n at the time, and
. they could not now be relin
quished without a taint on our
national honor and a confes
sion ot national weakness.
"The charge that the Ameri
cau flag is waving over a con
flict in the Philippines 'in op-'
position to liberty and in the
interest of capitalism' Bavors
very much of a spirit of dema
gogy to which the people of Or
egon are habitual strangers,
and which finds no lodgment
in their minds at this time."
with
et al ; order for sheriff to make deed.
Among the Churches.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
St. Marks EDlscoDal Church services
every first and third Sundays in each
month, at 8 o'clock p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. A cordial Invitation to all.
Rev. Chas. Booth,
Misssionary in Charge.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
After a severe illness the pastor will
occupy his pulpit next Sundav, morn
ing and evening. The pastor will be
pleased to meet all his friends who will
rejoice with him for hln rpnlimtlnn In
health, by the blessings of God and the
skill of a good physician.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. Gregorv. nastnr of tho M. v.
onurcn at Central Point, will nreanh
at the Methodist Church in Med'ord
at ij o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p. m. nex
Sunday, April 23d. You are invited
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
hubiect of mornin? sermon mill ho
"The MeanB of Grace the Sacraments."
auoject oi evening service, "The Sacred
Lve &ong." All are welcome.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. "
Regular services next Sunday. Text
for the 11 o'clock hour, "To him that
overcometn will l grant to sit with me
on my throne, even as I also overcame,
uu aw uuwn wiin my rather in
nis tnrone." .Revelations 3:21.
h.. F. Wilson, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN ennn.
Next Sunday at the Christian Church
'v oaso Lnn
vigor Is performing tne work for whioh
It is intended that of growing hair
on bald heads. Coltor & Williamson,
agents, .ueuioru.
Take your eyes to Dr. Lowe.
Street Commissioner Nicholson is
doing some good work In the wav of
Cleaning up the streets. The gutters
nave oeen greatly in need ol a clean-up,
and now that they are receiving at
tention, the improved appearance of
our streets is very noticeable.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Stlnv
son, on Friday, the 14lh, a girl baby.
Spring trucks for soring house
hold moving. Wells & Shearer.
J. E. Enyart has been making his
nome anu mat ol his lather, l'. b.
Enyart. beautiful bv giving each a new
coat of paint. The result is verv pleas
ing to the eye and an act worthy t em
ulation by others of our townspeople
D. Cofer, formerly city marshal in
Medford, Is now doing prospecting on
Little Apolegate.
What Dr. Lowe says, he guarantees.
The cold snaps of the last few night
tiia'iiaiai'itis4iiail
County School Notes.
By Supt. a, A. Oregory.
Dlsti'lut No. 20 oulobratod Arbor iluy
a wook boforo tho usual dntu.
Wo hear good reports from Sidney
Foster in tho Unlontown school,
Dlstrlots Nos. 2 and -14 engaged in
appropriatu oxuruisos ou Arbor day;
Donna Bull begins a five months'
term In South Butte district May 1st.
Agues Owens reports a nloe uuaiiinlnu
ui vuu ivriu in iiu, la, wiwi not an no
sunt pupil up to dato.
A lady teacher of somo exporlonoo Is
wanted to begin sohool Immediately.
Small sohool; wages :'S; throe months'
torin.
We are glad to rooolvo roports of
terms begun by several teachers from
whom wo had not heard. Keep us
posted.
Many thanks to those iimeli,n- iw
are sending In complete roports as to
umo oi oeginmag school, length of
term, numuor of district, etc.
Thore seems to bo o mutual attrac
tion between the pupils, natrons aud
toaohor in 79. for Lulu
entered upon her third term thore,
An account of the lnstltutn at. Ai,.
laud will be given next week. Our
space Is limited and wo cannot afford
to orowd so imporlaut an It an as that.
A visit to tho sohool nil AtlflnrtM,,,
creek found the now teaehor busily at
work and tho pupils attentive and
obedient. This is Ethlyn Hurley's first
experience as teacher but she assumes
tho duties quite aptly.
Tho sohool board of Onl.l Hill mivn
employed P. H. Dallv and wir inniho.
year ami raised their sulary. Tho only
reason given for such uuusu'al procedure
is that thoy are tho right people In the
right place and cau't be soared, liumn
are worm more.
r ranees Barnes has Interested her
ipiis n nature stmlv niwl ih.v ,
inoroughly enjoying It. No time Is
taacn irom otnor duties. As is usually
the case more Interest is shown in other
wora uecause oi this ui-olltnli n mi In.
tcresting diversion.
Teachers, here is a sulendld nnnni.
tunny oi interesting vour school In
current evonu. Sond 30 cents In stamps
to "The Week's Current," Oak Park.
IlI..and vou will reeolvn a. i.n.,i.n.
jvuiuucwu wei-a ior mreo month,
ana a ciotn nound nnnv nf nn. nf tho
following books: Longfellow's, Lowell's
or Wblttier's poems; Alice in Wonder
land: Book of Golden Deeds, or Unole
Tom's Cabin. The iournal alnnt la
worth the money. The superintendent
mu use a mis journal in sohool. Name
the book you wont and send now.
Tho school entartiLinmnnt At Pkfu.nv
last Friday night was a success every
way. The hall was packed to Its .,t.
most capacity with an intelligent, unci
appreciative audience. Every number
on the program was good and several
were oi unusual merit. Thore Is not a
A
nmaam.aadswam m .Jav am afc an .-a-am A--..
a aiooa
1 I Consider these Prices:
Night DroBsos, nictily finished
Night DresHos, splendid value
ff Corset Covers, uood
Skirts, good muslin, well imido (lOci und 7re
Pan ts, good muslin, well mado 'c to liOe
are reporicu to nave very seriously in- ovy oi eignt little misses in any town
ui-vu me jruiir in ine vicnuLv oi ash- "wrwh uuuniy wno can
and. The fruit in this section has not
suffered any serious damage as yet.
Lawrence Wade, of Sams Vallov. was
in Aieaiora rnursaay on a trading trip.
Tin shop for rent. Inauire of D.
Brooks, Medford.
, An elegant line of new spring goods
just received. You should not fall to
see those beautiful vest goods, if you
wuuiu oe up-io-uaie. aoago.
LMTge stock of ladies shoes at
White St Jacobs'.
Highest mnrkel price paid for wool
auu moiiHir. w . o. Aieexer s, uo.
Standard
Jacobs' store.
patterns at White 4
One can hardly believe the stories be bvmRvDBnapeVT" ?g '7""
loia aoout European scientists, in- lne sPeciai selections of music in the
-ocnlatintr bnn ru,!np -Hi. fi S" "" "U l Were a
o ...w iuui voice." a SOlO nv Krnf Navramn
- diseases for purposes of experiment. "Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me," a women's
If it bo true, some means should be ffi VdTtTE
Sound for inoculating the experi
menters with an ax.
r , . ,
ju kdford accustomed spring
4rade is ooming her way. Business
is just naturally bumming these
i ay ana tne uve business man
i uj(u,. a uuc, uv m la
ana Maoel Jones, and "The Earth Is
ine Jjora-B, an anthem by the choir.
Wheelmen, Attention Bicycle Tax,
I have been appointed dnnntii .tin
tax collector for Medford and vicinity.
aaa a VlaaM LUH fjRHrl inVIRfl Mnnn
each blcyole In the county by thecounty
court anu this tax is now due. The
. whose light is not under a bushel cXndlaVyoVut"&r Mked 10
J reaping the commencement of a
:Aie trade harvest. ,.
: -One of the most remarkable things in
yellow fever is the slovrnesa of the pulse
' la con-vslcscents. It will be found at
times aa low as 40, and even as 35, re
maining so for deya together.
The wild horses of Arabia will not
,. adtnit a tame horse among them; while
- the wild horses of South America en
deavor to decoy domesticated horses
from their masters and seem eager to
welcome Uiem.
The dryest of all fishes Is, perhaps,
.herlver eel, yet, acoordlng to'an analy--la
by German chemist, BO percent, of
-"Hat substance is water. Salmon comes
i -next with 61.4 per eent. Lobsters and
xa?yatery are four-fifth, wafer, :
pay you tax at onoe.
J. W. Lawton,
Dennf.v Toy r!.llaAnM
Medford, Oregon.
"A word to the wise Is sufficient" and
u woro. irom tne wise should be sufH
olent, but you ask, who are the wise?
i nose wno Know. - The oft repeated ex
perience qi trustworthy persons mav be
nlAn ,n. I. ....... 1 . .1 . . ... v- M -
,nu iui KuuwituKe, jiir, vv. Ai. rerrv
says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives better satisfaction than any other
in. the market. ITn hna Vu.an u h
drug business at Elkton, Ky., for twelve
years; has sold hundreds of bottles of
tins remedy and nearly all other cough
medioines manufactured,, whioh shows
conclusively that Chamberlain's Is the
most satisfactory to the people, and is
the best. Por sale by Chas. Strang,
druggist, Medford; Dr. J. Hlnkle, Cen
tral. Point.
Superior lob printing, Mail Qffioe
For sale a good babv bueev. In
quire al this office.
Get V ells & Shearer to do vour
moving eausiacuon always.
Strained and comb honey Davis
tne grocer.
Call on White & Jacobs for new
Bewmg machines.
Cash paid for eats and nnnlt rv 4
ij. uavis, ine grocer.
Sly stock of new watches has ar
rived. U. T. Pritchard.
'Simpson's calicoes, einghama anrl
muslins of all kinds, the cheapest at
rruibc c& jucouh , ineuiora.
axnnl thn
work dono in the handkorcbief drill.
..j too crfiuin. wno ariiieu inem. ta
talnly an adept. Professors Vlnlngand
Berry, with about twonty of tho normal
students, wore In attendance. The
gramaphone was used bv the superin
tendent. The amount cleared was 85.
It was aotlceable that the members of
the school board wore present and the
parents generally. Phoenix has not
as large a population as some othor
towns In the vnllev but she haa a I a nr.,
amount of enorgy in proportion to her
numbors, and her girls and boys are as
iiiuu mm aujuri as any oi mom.
Sweet. Befri'shlut-
Sleep is given by Hood's Sarsaparllla
whioh strengthens the nerves, tones
tho stomach and overcomes all dyspep
tic symptoms. You should try it.
Hood's Pills are prompt and efflnlnnL
easy to take, easy to operate. 25 conts.
AdvcrtUed Letter List
Ladles'
Muslin
Underwear
COMPLETE assortment
of new, desirable and de
pendable garments at less
than the materials would
cost you in many instances
Stooand
Respectfully,
f. H Peuel S Co.
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a llHt Of IftttKra rflmalnlnn nn.
tne Medford poslofflce on April
Hore Talk.
P?1?rT.?;rAjyDa.n".w111 y.u toll In 60 cent bottles by all leading drug.
" ln" y? 'OO"."? well and gist. Manufactured by the California
fig ayrup co. only.
An old crippled horse met tha nolo.
brated trotter "Tybalt" on our streets
ana nau tne following conversation
me w
do not hobble around like I dnV"
Tvbalt "With nleaaurn. n.v rlonl
When I was two years of age Mr. Elliott.
commencea w snoe me ana be has shod
me ever since. He has never put a hot
shoe on my feet and was always very
poi-biuuiur kui, just ine exaot weignt.
That is the reason my friend, that I
am sound, while vou have permitted
any pernon io snoo you and Durn yonr
leet. jane my advice and try Elliott,
the only scientific horse sboer in South
ern Oregon. Shop near the bridge. In owner, Jat),
inn 'I ' Mortfnrd n
iff
called for In
If, ism.
Johnson, C P Pelffcr, A J
Wellington, U F
A ctaarre of one citni win h m.a nm. yi.
livery of each of the above letters
PronB railing-for any of the above elterr
m. rniiDm, rostmaster.
When Traveling
Whether on pleasure bont or business,
take on every trin a bottle of ftimn ni
figs, as it acts most pleasantly and ef
fectually on the kidneys, liver, and
ooweiB. preventing mvnra. hPAriihu
and other forms of sickness. Por sale
Farm for Sale.
Medford, Oregon."
100 aoros 6J miles north of Woodvllle
on Evans crook. Fine bottom land!
mostly cleared. Log house and burnt
old apple orchard; line spring water;
i id no to poBtomce, daily mall; large
nejKiiwriiuuu; sonooi near nv: ihi nnron
suituoie ior auaiia; water easy put on.
Terms easy, price low. Address tho
owner, .J as. w.
Medford, Ore.
, Green, at the brewery,
Bargains In Plants. .'
This notice will appear hut nnna. Tt
Is therefore Important that the Oodles
lane advantage while the bargains last.
Twenty-five cents will buv anv flvn
of tho following named plants, pots in
cluded: Chrysanthemums, ageratums,
alyssums, anemones, fuonsias, gera
niums, weeping lantannas, salvias.
ai ine meaiora ureennouse.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby glvon that tho part.
nershlp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, undor the tirm name
of Bcidloman & Nicholson, is, by mutual
consent, wiib uay uissoived.
Dated tnis Wlh day of January, 1800,
W. D. Bbidlkman,
W. E. Nicholson,
Administrator's Notice.
Is hereby given that tho undersigned
appointed by tho County Court of
The Northern Paoiflc la runnlno-
two through daily trains from Portland
to all points east and are better equipped
to accommodate passengers going east
than ever before. These trains are
first-class in every resoeot. heated hv
steam, vestibuled. with standard Pull
man and tourist sleepers, dining cars.
Also through tourist sleepers will bo
operated to all Missouri river points,
via Billings, and each day a through
Q t n .1 ...1 PnllmaM DlAnM . r - i
f0?dBO r'on. W T' YOrk' HOOtl'O PHIS
Notlco Is hnreh-
has been aonotni
Jaokson County, Oregon, administrator of the
cnintD u, ivuwnra uraunnnr. nnnnnHMi. All nn,
sons having claims against said estate aTo
hereby notlflod to present them at my office In
Jacksonville, JaoKson County, Oregon, within
six months from tho date hereof, '
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, mis 5th day
of April, lew, wm. DKNErr,
Administrator.
Four flute
Por sale choap. Inquire at this oflloo.
The Hail will
card for 2S cent,..
print 80 railing
Do not grlno nor Irritate tho nllmon
tary canal. Thev net mmtlv vet
promptly, cleanse effectually and
Givo Comfort
SvW by all druggists, 20 cants,
!L OUT PriCGS Hardware at tho good old prices, which
are neither too low nor too high to rep. k
'JL II . . resent the ptiroliaao price of honost, H
$ H9U0 Nnt ' durable goods. .
ndVC I1UI Garden Hose, Garden Tools, I
IRppn Spray Pumps
UCmi Everything in Hardware.
DolCQfl cblekro"K"!rrlNO ' l""P Ul ,our l,ellhl'
jft lIQIOCU HTKKL KANUKMIocookraUlshon.
oyacn & MiGholson
flEaTho Hardware Men.J
House, Carriage i
m. and Ornamental
T 1 - .. PAINTER i-
Jp ip ' Kalnomlnlng and Tinting
JKBIlj Is part ol ny Business
4 ISx ? ' Kstlmates furnished free for V
' 1 VL'1- t ' J paper hanging and painting '.
I Dress Your Horse .. 5
IN-
.. New Summer Clothes
Everything new and up-to-date In the haanoss line.
. New summer horse goods of evory description,
a). G. TAYLOR. v
! MEDFORD, . . . . . ... . OREQON.
Tayler, tile Foot Filter
Has just received a large shipment of la
dies' spring and summer, dress and street
shoes:
AND
lace and button, Oxford and Southern tlos, latest vesting and brocado tops,
chocolate and tan. Also a line of EKE button shoes for stout ladies. Men's,
boys' and children's tan and black dress shoos, extra fine qualities, at very
low prices. Don't fall to call soon so as to securo a perfect lit, 7th Street.
NASH LIVERY and FEED STABLES.
PERRY & FOSTER, Proprietors.
Having lately purohasod those stables wo arc prepared to furnish
Firsi-ciass is ann Teams ai ReasonaDle Rales.
Boarders and translont will reoeivo careful at ton Hon,
rigs n spoalulty.
Commoroiul travelers
FRONT STREET
MEDFORD, ORE
Legal Blanks at The "Mail" office.-