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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1900)
THE MEDFORD MAIL Published Every JTlday Morning. ' A. S. BLITON. Mbdfvrd, Friday, June 1, 11)00. BiU-v,:.u . STATE TICKET. Sopreme Judge CHARLES E. WOL- Vls.Kl.VtiN, o Linn Uouoty. Food and Dairy Commissioner J. W BAILEY, o( Multnomah Count;. . DISTRICT TICKET. ol -OlltSlgK A " ; : i Representative in Congress, First Ore- pon Ulstrtct THUS. H. TONGUE, oi Washington County. . Proseouting Attorney, First Judicial District C. B. WATSON, of Jackson County;' ft.'.-;.,. Joint Representative. Jackson and Douglas Counties E. D. BRIGGS, of jacKSon uouniy. . COU1TTY TICKET. Representatives, MATTHEW STEWART, of Talent, , W. A, CARTER, Gold Hill. i - County Judge, N. L. NARREGAN, Medford. Sheriff, . ALEX. ORME, Foots Creek. - Clerk. GOS. NEWBURY, PoenU: .'' iit . Recorder, PETER APPLEGATE, Centrai Point. Commissioner, THOMAS RILEY, Eagle Point. School Superintendent, P. H. DAILY, Gold Hill. f Bfloflor J. C. PENDLETON, Table Rock. Treasurer, MAX MULLER Jacksonville. ' Surveyor, GAEL T. JONES, Medford. " Coroner, ' G. B. COLE, Medford. HOKE LIFE OF A NAVAL WOMAN a Peculiar raaalts- fr asr a Horn ob mm Hoar's Notlco. One of the hardest questions a naval woman must decide is where exactly her duty lies, between her husband and her children, writes Anna A. Rogers out of her owu experience in Woman's Home Companion. Poverty generally decides it in fnvor of the latter, leaving her no choice but to itay with her family during the three years of bis cruise. At such times the wife remains in entire eclipse save for the letters, many and long, that strive to bridge the separation, and it is in these letters and the coin- - panionship of her children that she finds - her chief consolation. But should there be. that desirable thing, source of private income, the wife - la apt to boid different views, and she ' goes to the station where her hus- band's 'ship - comes to a given port every six months for the nece&sary preservative docking. Wifehood is ascendant, and the children are those '' of hotels, steamers and railways; lit tle poseurs; nervous, overwrought, ' enemic, prematurely knowing as . to ' the world and 'its ways, strangely ignorant as to what is called educa tion. Then- there is the third type, the childless i wife,, who scampers - about merrily from port to port, and who has a consequent and sufficient accumulation of "experience" to make envy epidemic among the departed saints. This very homelessness leads : to a specialized faculty among women '' of the navy for making a home any-1 where and at an hour's notice. , Ai naps iwo nours before her busband s hip reaches a given port. She im-i mediately finds a house or a. room '. wires the address to the husband, sol that the message will go oft with the mail-orderly in the first boat ; ashore after the ship's arrival. Then oat of perhaps one trunk will come forth a marvelous international med ley of little wall-hangings, a mantel drapery, sash-curtains,: table-covers, a. vase or two (or flowers . already bought on the way from' the rail:; Way station), some photographs, a few books and the usual dainty toilet' paraphernalia of the modern woman. When at last the longed-for step hesi tates outside her door, and an experi mental rap is heard, it is a .freshly arrayed, radiant wife and hostess in her coxy little home - who - cries: "Come!" and springs to the door. - ii I.. ,, 3 ,:-v ' ' J ' China's Undeveloped Hasonrass, j- ' An indication of Some of tluj impor tant industrial effects which,inay be expecjfedj . to follow the opening up of .... Cbin'a, wi'''give'ri In' recent reports con , 'cernin' the Cbrheae-'called the; tyf. chung;! ' ;fiothvFrgiibTi add English,, botanistwasserfthatthis't We contains a valuable substance resembling rub ber, or gutta-percha. Mr. Weiss, of . Owens college, believes that the sub . stance is a true caoutchouc, and that the tree will become of great economic ; importance. Youth's Companion. I 8K. il, County School Notes. ii - - C n ...... i f oy gupi, u, n. uivvrft a SSStSVSStSSSSSSASSSXSSSlStSStStS Mary Dawsou has the sumtuor term in No. 73 and will begin, next Monday. Francos Barnes was found as busy and Interesting as ever among her pu pils, last weofc. ' Audra Greningcr Is teaohtng hor first term in Nq. 41 and is rapidly acquiring the' mothods that win. , '; ' Miss Gri'fflths in No. 43 has pupils in attendance, who walk fivo miles and are punctual in their attendance. ',',''' ' May Sutton will close a very suooots ful.terni.Jo No, 44 this week, Friday, with an evening entertainment. . Corta Masterson closed his term of school last . Tuesday and has another term for the summer offered him. We have at lost received some record books for school olerks, which may be had by dropping a line to the auperin tendenU , , Olah Mickey is teaching in a romantic spot on the mountains, near Asbestos. Though her pupils are few she is busy with them. Friday of this week the Dewey school will close with a literary program and a picnic in which parents and friends will unite with the children. Lora Oolton, in charge of Foots creek school, has a full attendance and lively interest among her pupils. She will soon have a literary society in working order. I. We had the pleasure of visiting the school In No 27 last week, where Miss Bern ice Cameron baa one of the most Interesting groups of pupils in the county. ! . , fupus in No. as,, steamboat, .were found wide awake and at their work with an earnestness that speaks well both for themselves and their teacher, Miss Day. . '. i : -, A. J. Hanby has taken possession of the sohool In No. 36. His family are with him and they are camped m a a it.. i i i uue . grove Dtxtr- uie suuuui nouse School began May 21st. , r Directors of No. 73 have' again exer cised good judgment and engaged Miss Susie-Homes for next year's school. Keep the same teacher as long as good work is done is a sale pulley! '' " '" It .4s quita, oerUiu , now , that,, the teachers' registers will not be ready during this term, so the best that can, be done U to keep the record on blank paper and hare it transferred when the registers are received. . During the past week we hare en joyed meeting and talking to the patrons along educational lines, In dis tricts 3, 21, 40 and 60. In each case the teachers bad prepared good program by the pupils. Parents are manifesting great interest in all that pertains to the building up of our schools. Many schools are planning to have some kind of special feature during or at the close of the spring term. Three schools united in a picnic lost week at Kingsbury springs, bringing friends and acquaintances together for a pleas ant holiday. Parents can well afford to drop their work and help the scholars enjoy an outing. School life will be brighter for it. , ' ; .: Educational meetings have been held recently in the following, districts: 14, ,17, 18, 48 and 52. In each case there was a good attendance of . parents' and; patrons J- Pupils enlivened the program with; appropriate: selections, and. the superintendent gave a talk along the lines of development and progress 'In rural schools. The interest shown by patroyi3C9inmendable $ Mother's Love ISjboundless. ' Yet it is utterly helpless to give strength to the child born Mth a low vitality. The time to give strength to the child is liefore birth and to impart! this gift the. mothet herself must be strong. Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescrip tion gives strength to mothers: !Itpre--serves, them' in, robust health in the months before baby, comes.,' ,lt practical ly does away with the pains of mother hood, and enables the mother to endow her 'cliild .with a healthy' body and a happy disposition. "Favorite Prescrip tion " contains no alcohol and is abso lutely free from opium and cocaine ' "I consider, Dr. Pierceto Favorite Pracrlptlen the-.beBt medicine madc.r writes Mrs.- Mary. Murdock, of 2K Taylor Bt., Topcka, Kanms. ."I know it has uo equal. . I am ,Uie mother of ceo children -and' only -one living the .tenth! one. Bhe is one year old and is as well and bearty a' can be.- She is a beauty. Of my other tjabh, aomewere born at right time, ul dead, 'others were premature births; oue lived to be one year old-but she was always feeMer--f-trtlMerent doctors but none of them could tell what my trouble was, I was examined by surgeons but they found nothing wrong. I did not know what to do, so I thought this last time I would try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I took it the entire nine months and now have a fine baby girl, and I can not praise your medicine enough for the good it did me." Dr, Pierce's Pellets cure heart-btua. Xtov Bayoad. the statement that the de partment Is still pressing the indemnity olaiuu against Turkey the stats depart raout officials deollne to indicate the obaraator of the last iustruotious. tc Charge d'Affnirs Grisooui. It is to bn assumed that tlio Oonstauiuoplo dts. patou accurately sots out the oluu-aotei of the information. It Is oortuinly not an ultimatum. It' is probable that be fore,takiug this stop the president might oaU..upon congress, tho war-uiakiuu powor, for an iudioatiou of its wish iu the matter, so as to iusure ful' support lu the oxecntiou of any policy which ho may feel culled upon to adopt. Attorney General J. O. Davies o( New. ; York, annoauoed his deoisiou ( tha proosediugs against the Amorkuu, IosKownpauy., He deoidus tliat thu AtaarWaa loa ootupuny is an unlawful oombtnatiou, oonduotmx its business iu restraint .of trade, in violatiou of law and.agaiust public, policy, aud he will ooumeuce' paooeedtugs against the ooiu pauy to prohibit it from doiug busiues lu tbsit state. '' Congress will soon adjourn. The sen ate may close on Jane 9 aud the house is ngnxiag to quit on the 6th. All the political news iu Tub Mail. Of course you nre. These nice, warm duys just make a fellow want to shoulder a pole and go after 'em nowj don't they? How's Your Fishing Tackle? Does it need any replenishing? If. it does, come in and lot j let us show your new goods. We've got everything a tislior- J man can want Bplit poles, puit-e, uue ussurwuuiit ui nius, and reels, baskets, bait I'oxw, "bait Hasks," etc. Boy den aWaWLX'X' ' tih ml) Si ... !l Of DCPJIITOD It Is a FOOD SAVKR. am the food In all consumed wttbia D tZtjr i w Ci tbe box. there la practilntly NO W aHTE. Eui'h box will feed four bead or cattle at a time, and costs about ONE CKNT ror eacb c;;Slc toot of upaco contained wltbio It. Tbo boxes nre strong, durable, self-supportJtiK .ind en-nly moved The Htnck run to them at will. Every box used will SAVE four time Its com to on Ronton; count your rattle and me bow much ion could avc by ualntr iliee boxen. It U HKTTEK, CHEAP EK, ;ind MORE CONVENIENT to uat? tban anv othfr reedlnir device. If ibre U no age.it in your locality, send Two Dollars m the patentee and Kt a RICJHT to make and Urte.good for a lire time. A cut, w(ib full dfrectlmis for mutt log. accompaalett each right. Require uo nklll anyone can make lliew- FRANK GALLOWAY, Patentee, 0 Us NEWS OF THE WORLD HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FBW DAYS FROM ALL' QUART BRS. A ahsrlaT ud ,.HU, ; Dsaotjr Sno Dsath bjr Outlaws Major Bk(il- lor Droppod From the Army Bolls ' Still Aftor'Taraoy..;.' 1 "'.,' Friends of 37 P-'Poltlrer 'of low are arRi.Bg his' nomination on the' Bepab- 111.:.!" Ll'l--f i .'jjL- iu 1,1 . uuau iuaei lor Tioo-presiaen. - . Price,. MoOormtck Oo., of New Tork; have failed for ItJ.OOO.OOO;1' Ser- J eral Oallfornlaas 'vrnre eonneetad' with ue nrm, parnoniariy ueerge ureocer. , , Marshall. Field, the great Chicago merchant, has giron fo Oonway Mass., .his birthplace,- a publio library;' obsting .about SlO0,m.mi uiwl '".v'.h'V'm -' ' The body of James W. Moyle,.a Oali ifornia mining man, was found mossing in: the North river, at New Tork olty. He is supposed to hare been accidentally drowned, r -r, I. -, . i. , . , v Vl ' John King, a prominent New ..jersey politician, died in New York last week. He came into prominence in 1870 by his connection with tbe rescue of the six Fenians, at Freemantle, Australia. -The-war -department has accepted a bid- for -the-' first section: of the , Pacific ocean- cable. -"The seotion is , 000 milei long and will: cost 45600,000.7,' u..i n ' Oalvln Kijnblora, the nefrro who shot and' killed two young - white girls-and seriously wounded his .wife las, week, was lynched by an angry mob of ,1500 men. Kimblern was, captured, in , pen, er. . '.'" "i, j.im.u j,.'d,T( ' Twenty-two minors, ' ten white and 13 negroes, lost their lives in the ex plosion at Oumnook ooal mlnos, Chat ham 1 county, N. O., reont(y. .The ex plosion is supposed to havo. booa caused by a broken gauae in a, .safety lamp. Between 40 and 60 men, ware di ths mliis . at the time.i,, Fjiye ,.meu 'wer brooght out alive, bona the east (lead ing, while none of .(he.mea in tho othoi parts of the mine wese tajnred., j.' ' ' ' The members of the Chinese secret society known as the Boxers are now openly drilling a, Peking, and many high Hanchiu, indluding members ol the Imperial Clan, are joining ths movouieui. which. U iieomUMLsothrit- 'i . -.if i ".'11 j i'jij ..-.- .O .,, rti!rv1,0 mm wi When the excretory organs fall to carry off the waste uislsrlsl from thy system, then i Is ''no mat accumulation of effete matter which iwLotii and clogs the blood, and It becomss tour slid aoia. This poison Is carried through the general circulation to all psrls of the body, and upon reatlitng . the skin surface there is a redness and eruption, and by certain peculiarities weecognie K"ctm, Tetter, Acne, Slt Rheum, Psoriasis. Bryslpelas and many other skin troubles, more or W m j .While the skin is the seat of irritation, the real disease is In the blood. Medicated lotion, ami powders may allay the Itching and burning, but never cure, no matter how long and faithfully continued, and the coaditiou is often aggravated and skin permanently injured by their use, . ( : Tte flseasc is nth imn shia ccp; ilae cotlrc 1 The' many preparations of arsenic, ana oreaa aowa me constitution,, i i S. o. 8., nature's own renieily,, effectuallr cures blood aud sk n troubles, healthy action to the flifferent organs, A' vf .hM u.uii.'i.iJli Skin Diseases will be seut free upon application.-'-' TMI WIFT nil prices, 16 and 18-ft. bamboo f urtiuciui uugH una insects, lines 6V. flicholson w " n Everyone who lias ffi ..Stock, or keeps a low, needs . J. . , ;:: ... Gnltavay's , Waste-Proof Feed Box. For feeding stock ffS hay and straw. Central Point. Oreeon Southern Oregon , REAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT-AGENCY. AND STEWART CriesSMOttS, Praps... Ufflce on Seventh Street, next door to Bakery. Bury the Dead, and Deal with LIVE flenl 21 acres, good land '. 525 2 acre, little home.'.'..'....".'... ... 800' House and lot 125 100 acres, best land In valley, part in alfalfa, woll fenced, fair build ings, por uure ..'...'. '....'.'. 46 22 acres, small orooard, alfalfa, fair buildings, well located 2000 320 acreB' stock and grain ranch,, . ; good outside range, dark,, rich . I soil, best bargain in tbe county, at, per acre ......'......' 10 IF you want to buy, sell or exchange froporty, loan or borrow money, rent iouseB or farms, or secure employment! call oo us. Stewart k cnessmore. ening that thn- (riplornaflo ropresonta tives are about to take action. B. j J. Decologan, tho Spanish minister and ' dean of the diplomatic corps, has made a aemnua uppu thor Tsuug-li Yamen, couched in the strongest .'torms, for tho immediate, suppression of tho Boxers, threatening that othorwlHO all the pow ers couoot-ned would land troops , in Ohiha.''!"" ,7.-!H'''niii ,ani IK ' ,:;i ;-J 'ft duel" ito 'ths'' 'doath7 was fought ,' by Ernmot Oby'aud 'BoulfaolO Perez, coal men, in Hidalgo county,-Tex., at a hun dred, yards. ..Winchesters were used,; noin men iou uoau in their tracks. : 11 . ' ; ' '! -1 ! '-', j 1 1 -v Rioting bj the striking streot jca; men continues" Ih St. Louis. Spooiul, Policeman OundtitK. JUcOraa'was shot and killed a.fewlays ago. Many pod plo' have' boeii' lujurod, some of tucsn Berioil8iy.""',,t'' 'I' -i -W wi.'niali I With the new facilities that B. N. Butler put in bis shop, he turns out as good work In repairing watches and jewelry as any one in Southern Oregon, tiif.lii,.l,. ft" rni? I ,11 f Vol'- seases mercury, potsrf., etc., not only du nol, cure Madaolf 'ralal''liaba'as:batkfc'o'.'rllt purifying and tonics! pranerile quickly, and because It goes direct to the root of the cltsnsss and enriches the Wood, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous Msretlen.. .... ,.f ih. nrioinal no un to referment In the blood sud cause a fresh attack. plcxion no much, desired by sll, 8. 8. 8. ran be re led upon with certainty to keep the blooil in perfect order. It lias beu curing blood aud sklu diseases for half a ceu. ' tury: ao other medicine can show such a record. , - i , i . 8. S. S. contains no poisonous minerals is puiely vegetable and harmless. 1 ,1 Onr medical department Is In charge of physliHsns of large experience In treating blood and skin diseases, who wilt take pleasure In aiding by their advice and direction all who desire it Write fully and freely about your case ; your letters are held In strictest confulenea. Wa make uo ctmrer whatever for this service. Our book on Blood anil Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., ' i -.i - DBALER5 IN cnachincpy . . and . . Vehicles We carry a complete stock of the celebrated Rail and Roller Roar ing Champion Mowers both the Haymaker ami Orawout styles. Also Reapers, Binders and several styles of Rnkoi. Rinding Twine, Haiti Sies, Smooth and Bad) Wire, Machinu Oils, llanit'.in, BaddluH, eta. D. T. LAWTON, Mgr. Medford Branch Mccormick Do you want a Mower or Rake? If so, you want the best. We have thera; have just recoivod a car load of rtcCormick Roller Bearing Mowers and '' Hay, Rakes,, Come in and see themj ( , , , , HOBBARD BROS., "Ioon . ELY'S CHHAM IIAI.M la a iiosltlvnanra. Applr Into UlB n,Mtrils. Il la riili:kly-artnrld. SO' esnts at Drnmtlsta or hy mall ; samples I0c bv mall. bXY OKOrilKHB, 00 W.irr.,n Now Yolk City- In- every town and village may be had, . ,1 it Axlo that makes your The Mining Laws of Oregon for ale at this offloo. Price 28 cents. T i" " L ,n,r,l y Jin Groaso il"tf.i.' I laaiars: I , OIIOi, f .-Tl,,- 'Mil I Ill clrcawiw 1$ pclscuci skin diseases, but soon rulu the digestion disease ami stimulates aim restores normal. PIOIFIO COMPANY. ATLANTA, OA. Mccormick CHICKEN LICE CONQUERED. ;. use ..... v Carbollneum Avenarlug, Tha most oltlolnnt Wood Prosorvlna Paint, . also a Raillaal Remady against ChUkan- Llca. its appllnatlon to Inaltle walla of poultry houses will pormatioiilty axurnil. nate nil Moo. HoKuItn, lisnlthy ohlokons plonty ot Kjifs. Wrim Tor olrculars and prima; mention tola papnr. D. H. niLLER, ?Al?l- J. R. Harden, ProB. Shop on Seventh street, opposite. Union,.Ljvory ;Stble8. ; , SHAVING 10. HAIR CUTTING 20. Give mo a trial and you will come no-ntn. in lofmriif PARRIA'A Pnmiiu. TTUSuilnt froiUL Iff BARBER SHOP - Superior job printing at this omoa
