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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1900)
r ImS th Glorious Auln with muiihIiIiio and (loworH, Whiit 1h more appro priate to welcome it than a nice now Piano, Ono can be Hccurod on very rciiD(iiml)lo torniB at tlio : COSS PIANO HOUSE. t : Don't overlook fir fWifdti ........I chaser will receive a vuluublo premium. Alio carry In mck tht aid ulUblt lingtr Mwlnf machlna, and naadlaa. DonH (nil to he at the Free Concert COSS PIANO HOUSE... ; ' T'T' CITY HAPPENINGS. There Dover baa been aoy tori of convenience up al MoAlllator springs lor the aocommodallou of tbe people who drink ol the waters of tbe tprlng. Several people down tblt way bave filed thligt handler by several de gree. Unolo Jerry True, out on Grif fin oreek, donated , a Tory large, flat ton and baulod It to Medford to lity over tbe tprlng, and tbe good people el Mud ford, aome of tbeiu, oblppod In and blred Obarluy I'boittcr to out a bole In tbo etoUir ol the rock,,wboro the mountain waler can bubble all It wunta to bubble. 11 o alto made a basin In the rock Irom which waUir can bo dipped with a cup or small pall, Upon tbo rook It Inscribed the billowing: "l'reaonied by tho oily ol Mud lord, IU00." Mayor llowtor la looking after the mutter al thin end ol the line, and Mr. MoAlllator It coming In thia wook after tbo rook and will put it In lu place over tbo prlng. For tale Good work toura will drive double or aloglo alno good 3 akeln, low wheel, wide tiro wagon. Will trado wagon lor 8-lnob wagon. My wagon la nearly new. L. T. Kawltnro, Central Point. At a meeting of tbo Boulbnrn Ore gon Poultry Aaaoolation, held In tbo town hall, tuturdny, Juno lflib, a per manent organisation waa effected by the election of tho following officers to torvo onoyour: President, Geo. Wobor; vloo proaidonl, C. A. IJIcklaon, Goo. Nouber, Grant llolman, K. Kirch goasnor; secretary, W. H. Uembreo; truaauror, H. L. Gllkuy. A committee eompoaod ol tho lollowlng moinberl wua nppnlutod to formulate by lawa and re port at tbo mix l meeting, Juno 30th: A. n. Choaainore, Ed. l'hlnps, J. J. Howaer, H. L. Gllkoy and J. E. Enyart. Tbe aaaoolation atari out witb about forty enlbualaatlc mombera, who expect to bold a roualng good ahow tbla winter. It 1 urged that all Belgian baro brood er try and attend the moetlng next Saturday, ut 2 o'clock, In tho' town hall. Now Ceylon ton In air-tight pound cant. Unquestionably tho boat tea In tho market at Warner A Wormian', Mra. G. L, Webb wan ohoacn al Roaoburg lust week, alternate dologuto to the National Convention ol Women ol Woodcraft, which convene In Salt Lako City, on Augual (lib. Tho honor wa conforrod upon bar by tbe alate oonvontlon which mot at Rom-burg lnot woek. Huttor, . ogirs and chlckons wo want all you can bring lib; cash or trade. H. II. Howard & Co jj Only a Few flore i J The fourth $ Is a Thing of the J How about your shoes P We still have a fine $ assortment of I Gentlemen's Fine Shoes S In Black and Tans. Or If you want a nice nobby shoe for that occasion for $1.60 jjj to $4.00 per pair, you can find jj W 4-TU J. G. VAN DYKE & CO 1 7th St JVtedfotfd ... "1 Fourth Medford, Oreion. M! fact that lor every Piano ni' on June aum, me nnr- Saturday eve, June 80th, at In Dougla County last week two coroner', Jurlo "ant upon" tbe dead body ol Alfred l'ollard, who wa lound dead Id Cow orook canyon. Coroner Hoover bad gono away lomewhere and a Dear by justice ol tbe peace um inoned a Jury and . wo arranging to hold a "tit" on tbe body, and In tbe meantime tbe dlatrlct attorney at Rote burg tent out a Justice oi the peace Irom that olty to bold the lnqueat and be hold It, to did the local Justice and tbe rotpectlvo blllt prctented to the county wore MB. 85 and (80.75. Both Jurlut dooldod tho man was dead, wbtob waa without adoubt a loot alter fitoon men, Including nn autopay pbytlolan, bad "tat on" blm. Tho beat medicine on earth lor homes, oowa and oblakena i the Man hattan food, told by Woodford, opposite poatofllce, Mod ford. J. It. Hardin hat moved bit "10 to 1" barber thop from the McAndrewa block to tbo building near tbe pottof&oe, recently vacated by tbo Well, Pargo Express Company. He la lilting up a very convenient and tatty thop and de clare positively that bo 1 etrlotly in line for business and thai he la doing a good bit ol it. The name, however, It a mlanomor In these prosperous time and II John Insists upon retaining It he will need to bave ball a doron horse aboet hanging over the door to keep tho Jonahs Irom baDglng 'round. Listen tothlsl Tho Dewey washing machine will remove every particle ol dirt from wrist band of tblrle. W. H. Hombrao, of Medford, it agent for them. Let him urovo to you the excellent qualities of tho machine. "The marringo ol Alexander Gal loway, ol Portland, and Miss Edith Itahn wot aolomnizod in Seattle Wed not day, June 20th. Mr. and Mre. Gallo way will make their home In that oily. Tbo bride formerly lived nl Mlddleton." Portland Telegram. Mr. Galloway formerly rosidod In Medford, whore he ba friends nt every turn of tbe road, who aro glnd of this opportunity to coo iratulato tbo young lady who bas thus captured the heart and band of our old Irlond. We proaume, unless Alex.' good judgmont it greatly at lault, that congratulation! oan Jutt a deservedly bo Mndored him. Dr. J. W. Odgers bat tome very noatly appointed ofllces In tbe Adkins block. Unll upon nun wnen in necu oi the iikst dontialry. K. MoTavlsh, tho Phoonix enrpen tor. it sotting along finely with the wood work on tho Hotel Ntisb annox, with tho assistance of L. T. Piorce. With tho new Incilitios that B. N Butler put In hi nhop, ho turn out as good worn in repairing waicnos ana Jewelry a any one in Southern Orugon. Days IS Past. m m m m m m m m m m m Very nearly tverybody, tbat Is, the majority ol people or, well, there are some any way, who think nothing will doctor rattlesnake bite equal to red liquor, but Mm, C. T. Payne, who lives out aouth and east ol Medford hat cure, while not at pleasant, perhaps, to administer, it equally a effective at liquor, and It It nothing more nor less than toft toap and ooal oil. A lew weekt ago a cow, whloh wat on tbe Payne range In the mountain!, wat bitten on the Jaw by a rattler. A thorough application ol tbe above named article was made and a cure wu effected. Two ether cowa und colt, in days agono, huve been bitten on thlt tame range and the sumo uppll cation us ofrcotimlly made In each case What' good or a rattle Into on a vow ought to be just at good for a rattle bite on a man. Hereafter TsiK Mail want all persona wbo pertlat In exposing themselves to rattler to bave with tbom a bottle of toll toap and coal oil It' Jutl at good at red liquor and le a mighty tight cboapor and don't Injure the constitution to pack around Tbere't not the least danger la the world of a man getting on too big a Jag ol the toap cure but there 1 ol the liquor remedy at ha been proven upon a oouple or more occasion. Don't (all to drop Into tbe piano tore, whon in town, and tec tho latest tyle Id piano and organ. The lateet in organ it me nowman uroe. pipe atlocluoont. Den't all to hear. it. Tne Coet I'lano House will keep every- tuing tne latest. Dr. I. L. Arnold returned to Med ford Tuesday evening Irom bit trip east. Tho doctor received a telegram two week ago Irom Denver, Colo., announc ing tho tad act tbat hi wilo wat very 111 and could not live. lie left at once lor Denver but did not roach there be fore rbo died, alio having expired on the lOt b. Tbe (unoral took place on Juno luth at hor old borne In Weal Cliff, Colo. Mrt. Arnold had been in the St. Luke hospital in Denver under treatment lor several week and bad undergone two surgical operation lor an absoest. Soon after the second op eratlon pneumonia sot in and It wa tbla malady that caused her death tier sister, Mrt. John cnetlate, wa witb ber during bor Illness and tit tbe time of hor death. She waa thirty-eeven yean of ago. During bor alay In Med lord the made a host of warm friends, nil ol whom speak of her a a most es timable lady, a congenial friend and a splendid neighbor, and none regret ber death to much as tbote wbo knew her best. Tho tympalby of the entire com. raunlty goeu out to the sorrowing hut band in hit hour of deepest adllctlon. A. Slovor. the dravman. tret him to do your haullne. Household eoods and heavy articles carefully and safely nunuioa. tennis aiwavs nan ay ana teuaiilers courteous. Hurry Brand, who lived In Medford a lew years ago with bit parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brand, died last Satur day while on route Irom Grants Pass to Rosoburg, as the result ol Injuries sus tained al Grants Pats that morning. He wat a Iroighl hrakeman on the Southern Pacific and was doing switch Ing in tho Grants I'uas yarda when he loll from tho top ol a largo lurniture car and was run ovor by several cars. His right arm and leg were caught be neath tho whcols and were badly man- glea, Uls wounds were dressed and a special train dI englno und caboose was mndo up and ut once started for the Portland hospital but duuth rclioved his sufTorlngs whon within five miles ot hfs home, at Kosoburg. Harry wus ono df tho finest young moa wo have ever mot and the news of bis death came like a thunderbolt ot sorrow to h- many friends hero. He was twenty three years of ago. Tho Boss bae a soda fountain with soft drinks of various descriptions In conneotton, alBO nuts of all kinds, trop ical fruits and cigars. When in Jack sonville, oall. H. A. Prenna, who formerly lived In Medford, but who is now at Klam- athon, came near meeting hit death last woek, by a blow from a pick in the hands of an enemy. Mr. Frenna was taken unawares and before he could get out ol the way the sharp point of a plok had struck him In the face, along side of the nose, making a hole through into the roof of the mouth. The blow rendored him unconsclouB and while lying on the ground his assailant struck him twloe on the neok with the but of an ax. This Information wa given ut by J. K. Darnell, who reported that Frenna was getting along all right when he loft him and would probably reoover. Tbe namo ol his attallant Mr. Darnell did not know. Wanted, old stoves ol all kinds at bonermorhorn'e sooond hand store. Chaa. Bradley, the ten-year-old aon ol Isaac Bradley, living near Derby, this oounty, while returning from school Tuesday evening on horseback, was thrown off, breaking his loft arm above the elbow and dlslooatlng tho elbow. The broken member protruded through tho skin. He was takon to Eagle Point, whoro Dr. G. B. Colo at tended to roplaoing the elbow and set ting the I raoturod bono. Gang plow lor salo. or will trade lor oow or hogs. H. B. Sample. Mrs. G. P. Mills, wife ol the South ern Pnolfio assistant etation agent, is visiting relatives at Salem. Why don't you drink Hawaiian ooffeef Tbe weathor ha oleared and tbe farmer are busily engaged In their bay field saving what I possible to of their damaged hay crop. Not for years bus there been bo hoavy a rain lull In Juni us this year, in fact it is rarely ever that any rain frills during this particu lar month. Twelve years ago, we are told Oy those wbo bave lived bore tbat long, a etorm enme on in June very similar to tho one of this year. While It it true ttiut a great amount of buy has been damaged, It Is Jutt at true that all corn has profited by tho rain, little potatoes buvu been made big ones, tho applo and prune crops have been materially benefited and the pas ture lund has taken on a now growth seldom seen ut this season of the year. Dr. Goblo will be at his office on July 4th, from 8 to H it. m. and 2 to 4:30 p. in. Eyes examined free of charge. Offlco at residence, corner Fourth and D street. The ten-months-old girl baby of Mr. and Mre. Cba. Johnson died yes terday of cholera Infantum, alter an Illness ol only a few hours. Tbe child waa taken 111 Wednesday evening and a physician waa tent lor, but all effort were of no avail and the little one pasted away early Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held today, Friday, at 10:30 a. m, Here I an opportunity. The Cos piano house. Medford. wants a sood driving team. You can trade one In on a high grade piano. Team to weigh about lm Who know the present poetoffice address of H. H. Calhoun, who used to live at Phoenix, later at Cballit, Idaho? Ho it a subscriber of The Mail and we are anxlout to locate him. Does any one know where W. R. Powers and F. B. Ketehum are? They formerly received their mall at Woodville, but the postmaster at tbat office tells us they bave led there. Dr. Goblo. the optieian, will be at his residence in Medford on Saturday of eoub week. Eyes tested free of charee. Corner Fourth and D streets. H. L. Lewis, the Grants Pus livery man, was In tbe city last week, and while here purchased four sets of driv ing harness from the Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Co. That's another indicator All roadB lead to Medford. While here Mr. Lewis also purchased a couple of driving teams, one from D. T. Lawton and ono from Wm. Trimble. All kinds of sash and doors and screen doors, at lowest market price. W. Woods. "Mrs. Geo. L. Webb, nee Mist Jttassie rolev, ol Medford, was in at tendance at tbe convention of the Wood men Circle as a delegate. M rs. Webb's girlhood homo was in Cole'B Valley, but being under tho necessity of return ing as soon as the convention was over, she was denied tbe pleasure of a visit there." Kosoburg Plaindealer. George Lynch, of Trail creea, hoe contracted witb J. W. Cox to put up 500 tons ol hay in Klamath County, at eighty cents per ton, stacking outfit furnished by Cox. George Mickey, ol thit city, will go over with Mr, Lynch and assist him in the work. They will start about July lOtb. For salo, two good drlvina horses; see Scbermerhorn at second band store. Street Commissioner Hooker has had teams at work this week grading North F street, between Sixth and Sev enth. The surplus dirt is being hauled onto Seventh street, where stood the old depot, and some ol it is used in grading a sidewalk from the Southern Pacific track weBt to the Palm property W. H. Meeker & Co. wants to buy your mobair. Highest market price paiu. A. M. Helms bos his saloon so far along as to insure Us completion by Saturday night of this week, upon which date he will have an opening, His Is the finest Bample room In the olty, and be has had his fixtures painted and burnisbed to be in keeping with the general surroundings. Capital furnished to develoD mines. Send average samples by express, pre- paid, and lull parucuiars. Dr. nay, Gold Hill. The Nashville Student are coming this way througb eastern Oregon. They have a good base bail olub In their troup and have been playing some of the local olubs along the road some good games. In Walla Walla tbey were beaten by the oraok olub o! tbat olty by a small margin. ,- Wanted Girl lor. general house work. Wages $3.60 per week. ' Dr. C. R. Ray, Gold Hill, Oregon. The draymen are going to take a lay-off on the Fourth and all you busi ness men who lanoy you will need dray Ing that day had better play you want it done on Tuesday the day that gets here Jutt before the Fourth. Almost all kinds ol vehicles ' at Schermerhorn'e second hand store also new and second hand furniture. House hold goods of all kinds. The Sugar Pine Company shipped three carloads of their superior quality of sugar pine lumbor last week two of them going to San Francisco and one to some point In tho east. AKi'loultural implements and ear- don tools G. L. Sobermorhorn's sec ond hand store, Medford. Regular meeting of Roamea Chap- tor, O. E. S., Thursday evening, June 28th, at eight o'olook. Social By order of W. M. Hattie Warner Gore, secretary. m lOOfc I GOOD CLOTHES Help one along in life. W It i not 2J what you pay for you clothes .v." no much as what you get for your money. m m m m m To show our goods is a pleasure, and it is a real pleasure to show . our New Suits. May we Wait ox Yod? W. H. MEEKER St CO. MEDFORD, Don't fail to examine those Seamless Men's and Boys' Shoes, Eight Different Styles, lace and congress. For comfort and durability tbey cannot be surpassed. Also a very beautiful assortment of Infants' and Children's dress shoes. Shoes tbat will fit tbe tenderest feet. Geo. Faucett, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s exprett agent, baa moved to bis new quarters, in the Cox-Perry warehouse, near the depot, where be bas a very neat office fitted up. He will make two deliveries ol express daily, one after tbe arrival ol each ol the two day trains. When business ol the company shall bave increased just a little more a wagon will be put on for collection aod delivery of express. Don't forget about those eleeanl dishes we are giving away. Every purchaser gets acoupon. W.H.Meeker & Co. Lieutenant Duvall, of the Indian police force on the Klamath reservation, came over this week after the three horses tbat were Btolen from tbe reser vation a few weeks ago and were sold to parties in Medlord. Mr. Applegate, of tbe Indian Agency, sent a letter agreeing to pay back tbe purchase prices of tbe horses, also the expenses of their keeping. The thief has not yet been located . American beauties wear F. C. cor sets money refunded after four weeks' trial if not satisfactory. W. H. Meeker le Co. Fred Slagle, who bas been ill for tbe past couple of weeks with the mumps, is, we are pleased to note, con siderably improved. He has been a pretty sick young man and at times life was despaired of. Dr. Jones- is In attendance. Keep your eye on Maokey A Weston, photographers. W. R. Culton was marketing peaches in Medford this week. He will have about 300 boxes on his place this Beason. This is the only orchard we have heard of that escaped the kill ing frost of last spring. Full line ol bee supplies at H. H, Howard & Co.'s. Hubbard Bros, are calling nrwmal attention this week to their Genuine Jackson derrick forks. see tbem at I. A. Webb's. All G. A. R. bovs are reauested to meet at Post hall on tbe morning nl July 4th, at 0:30 o'olock. -i"t"i'WVt"i New Golf Hats for Men Also Straw Sailors, Harvest Hats and Summer Caps. G. L . 1 j onnli? AVVV tjy !! iff MANLY IDEAS.. A "BILED SHIRT" Is a Nuisance these days and a Stock Collar neans ' MUery to the Wearer. it Or is Now, gentlemen, you must come to it a Negligee Shirt brings comfort, ease and peace of mind and quickly dissipates ijjf that irritable feeling. Spend a if j few dollars here tomorrow and w make life pleasant for the next S three months. Doesn't take much money to rig you out the way we are selling. . - iljf Negligee Golf Shirte all & gTades, styles and prices. The finest assortment in Bedford- tit OREGON. TAYLER, 7th Street, fledford teccMit Don't Hold Off 5 Any longer, waiting for J! Spring Styles or for new m goods in J WOOLEN TROUSERINGS. I Ours are now here a full, complete and haodf ome line of as J pretly goods as yju ever saw. SJS Come in and examine tbem. m m FRED SLAQLE, The Tu.r No electric lights yet. We bad a little glimmer of them last week ono night, but the repairs made in Portland on tbe machinery were not put np right aod the lights flickered out soon after tbey were started. Tbe street sprinkler is at work and the work It is doing is all right and appreciated, In addition to the weekly tax upon some of our business men. Candy ten cents per pound lor the next thirty days at the Boss Jackson ville. Charlie Johnson is nursing a poi soned arm these days. The poisoning: nas the result ol getting some poison ous weed substance into a cut on his band. Town Treasurer Strang it advertis ing that be has funds on hand to re deem all outstanding warrants pro tested prior to Dec. 1, 1895. Committee Wants Help. Tbe Fourth ol July parade committee have on their hands just a little more work than they can make away with and they want some help. They want every woman and man In the city wbo can possibly spare a lew hours' time Monday and Tuesday to meet witb them at the Whitman Implement house and help decorate floats, uhariote and liberty cars. The work will be done under cover a large shed having been fitted up for the occasion. At "THE RACKET." I WEBB, Raqueter. 1
