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A. 5. BUTON.
HlDMID, falSAY; JDLY 27, 1900.
I TO MWTU. -
hum ert bt alto e statf.
AcBkCHtPTlON Si.ie PER YEAR
iilmi U Ik Ewtomo M Matters, Unco
uMmMlyilltUHMtw.
coumenoed, Bbouri- lb heated
wave continue, do one can foresaw
wbat the fatality may bit. When
it la ooneldered that thai at no
deaths or prostration! Oram thli
cause on tbe coast, end no cy olones
toraadoN or other destructive agen
elee, well may Pacifio ooaat people
be thankful their lot haa been out
where the element! are mora genial
and where they do not carry death
and destruction in their mad wake,
Bit Batte Items.
PURELY PERSONAL
i a ih t-
1
Wf condemn and denounce the
Philippine policy of . the present
administration. Demooratio plat-
lorro. ; - i,v a-v;,: .
BY SQUIB.
Mrs. Emma Baker visited with Mrs
L. Hayes last Thursday. "
'' Thara will 1m church at the MoKea
me authority to frame any auoh achool house next Sunday, July 2th
i polioy rests with congress; not with
the administration.
Mrs. Wat. Perry and Miss Madgle
Wright have been stok for the past few
days. -;";i,-----,-;V,.
Thoa. Fredeaburg has been hauling
lumber this week for Olaoa, the. saw
mill maa. -' ';, -,
Beaj. Fredenburg and fatally will
- The war in China will largely in
terfere with exports to the empire
daring ita oontinuanoe, hot when
the trouble to finally settled and
OBunero to declared to be free, as rV?0 T ""ft Tl'3 M
-in i H7 the soda spriafeoaUttie Butte,. ;
donbt be quadrupled.
- . . Tu only way the Desaocrata
teow of by whioh to build up an
Aaaerioan merchant marioe to to
pat foreign-built ships under the ug,aog whom were W
American flag. Repubhoana want Klrt and Jasper Tungate,
to build np A man can ahipping with By the oarelossaess of some campers
American-built Teasels so that we a" broke DMr the Kelley raaeh
mi niJ n-n n.t.n'.l. ami last week. After a few hours of hard
mrnwL Til. -J v i w I Sfbting the flames' were subdued, how-
lu! ZZ'JZr """"ever, aad Uttla damage was done.
iw . w,vw,wu m womr wc in , ... - - Hntal,l. ..nt
Annually paying to foreign (chiefly f,w days at Twin lakes last week. Dur-
JUlttanj snips for doing our foreign lag their abssaes from oamp one dsy
Maay pleasure seekers from the val-
ley are speaalag thatr vacations at dtf
feraat places of resort la oar beautiful
mountains. . ';,.'"
Quite a number of our boys have gone
to Summer Lake to work during hay
A. Beall
carrying.
their oamp fire broke oat, burning up
all their bedding and one of their sad
dles..-':
One day last week a gun was acci
dentally discharged at Renoharee and
the load struck one of the women in
the foot. Dp. Parker was called and
KvcBTTHDio grown in the soil of
the Western State and everything
dug froaa their mines is needed in
AheOrient. The Padflo to to be
.. ... . .. . turn ran.' up. met ih wnn uu
T ocean of the twentieth oeotnry, drMMd vhm proTed to
wu wiuaawHiuuinn or uw ie-1 only a fleh wound.
publican policy, that ppean will be
white with American ships carrying cattle one day last week one of tbe cows
American products from the field, introduoed henelf In the, way of in
forest, shop and mine, thus furnish- sorting her horns in the crown of his
- .. , pants and convincing him that there Is
fj. " a difference between a low and a high
vuuuuiLnim uiuumuuq oi Ameri-1 altitude
V l : : -
v.- .... ., ,.M,g . conrt Hall was up from Gold Hill
Muunuun oi uepuuucan: prosperity. I yeaterday
D. Brooks Is out In the mountains
takiug an outing.
Hiss Clara Skeel. 'of Portland,
Tisltlni Medlord friends.
Mrs. p. I. Hutohlson, who has been
ill for the past week, is . oonslderanly
The Kansas City Democratic
platform accuses the Republican
administration of iforming an alli
ance with England, .which is untrue.
i But the same platform oDDoees leg
islation for the building of Ameri- llaDTOad-
nanahina for nnr fnwai .rr.in. Master Johnny Wilkinson left for
rA. r.fr . iM-k...:! Roseburg last night for a several weeks'
, r.-...-. . vUU with friends.
an tha Kmwirla aaiw. i s.t.it i
r "T ')l ZJ Le Hubbard returned Wednesday
British) ships that earn $200,000,- from Pelican bay loaded to tbe guards
w a year inat tne Bepuolicana are with flab one day's catch representing
anxious to keep at home through an even seventy.
the -construction . and employment
of American instead of foreign ships
in our foreign carrying.
Teachers' Examination.
Tae last session of tbe legisla-
Notiee Is hereby given that the oounty
superintendent of Jaekson County will
I bold tbe regular examination of ap-
. J ::.,.. ii. ' ...-.-..., (.pn.H
u jraonu an . Biueuuiug iqb Jacksonville as follows:
statute so as to 'ailiw the district fob statb papers.
attorney to file criminal informs-1 Commencing Wednesday, Aug. 8, at
tione without the intervention -'of " " B' mV Dd contInu,Dr nnl
mr,na ir,-a Th ... ,r,i "aturaay. Aug. 11, at 4 o'clock p. m
? . ' . . " Wednesday Penmanship, ' history,
jr uwimjrg wuu uiaimcu .nelllnn-. almhra. radln. n-lvnl 1..
flt to ne in Violation or tne conshtn- Thursday Written aritb.. theory of
won of the state. In a test case re-l teaching, . grammar, book-keeping,
ntly decided by the supreme court PftTlc' 8lTU government. ;
the law was held to be constitu- t.f yrlo'8pny.
TUtm ill .1 " uu"nuiwuii, poysunu geog-
- " a""j rapny
tional and valid.1
aacilitate . business before circuit
eoorU and aoid the needless ex
jsenae of grand juries.
, Read tbe following parallels made
by Samuel Gompers, president of
be Amenoan Federation of Labor:
1898.
Since August
f una year we
have been in the
greatest ' indn
.- trial ' depression
this country haa
ret experienced.
It to no exaggera
tion to say that
' more than 3,000,
COO of our fellow
toilers through-
, eat tlte country
are without em
ployment, and
have - been so
ainoe tbe time
named.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, English literature.
psychology. - . . ,
fob corarr PAPERS FIRST, BBOOND
AMD THIRD GRADE CaarrmOATES.
Oommenoing Wednesday, Aug. 8, at
a. m., and continuing until Priday,
Aug. 10, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
- 1899.
The revival of orthoarapby, reading.
industry wbioh j - Thursday Written arltb., theory of
w - nave , wit- teaobing, grammar, sobool law.
neasea Wlinin tbe I Friday Geography, mental aritb
Past year, la one I physiology, civil government
for general con- ' pbxmabt oebtivioatsm. V. ' !
gratutoUon. It ednesdsy Penmanship, orthogra-
u ucyona que- pny, reading,
Uon ' that the Thursday Art pf questioning, theory
wages ui ue or-1 m teacninsr. method!
gamsed workers) . y o. a. Creooby, County Bupb
uho ' uow in-
creased and . in
many instances
tbe boors of labor
either reduced or
at least maintained.
st over the stats seatag to U. that all
bartora have the aeosasary lloease,
Mr. and Mrs. J, Ai Tlaoher, raoeatly
from AihlaaJ, were la Msdford ' this
E. Woman Is at Coles tin tor a couple week looking over the town for a bust-
of weeks' outing. . v. ... ness location. ' Unfortunately for them
Mtaa Uamta Nieholsoa ta at Rolestln 00 building Suitable OOUM be SSOUrad,
for a week's outlnjr. ; ; r .: .!i 1 'v : T" VW Wt VW
Dr. J. U.Kmh Mturned this weak Ma , n regrets weir, inaoiuiy
from a visit to Portland and Salem.
- Merohaat G. L'. Davis aad daughter,
Mlsa Haaal, are at Oaleattn this week.
Mrs. M. W. Skeel, of GranU Pass,
visited over Sunday with Mrs, G. L.
Davis.
Mltses Mary and Johnnie Little were
amiiog lsst Saturday's Chautauqua
visitors.
:: Miss Susie Oook returned last week
from her quite extended, visit at Ore
gon City.
Miss Mary Davtsoa came up from
Kiamathoa Monday tor a visit' with
home folks.. ;;i '
Ed. Van Dyke, of G rants Past, spaa t
Sunday, with -Mtronaat John ftarrts
aad family. . Vi.
John Nelson was la Madford this
weak gattiag his threshing outfit ready
forbualaass.
Miss Vlrgte Woodford waa with Ash
lead friends and at the 'Chautauqua
last Saturday.'
' Mr. ' Renos Hamilton and sister,
Miss Krma Wigle, were at the Chau
tauqua Saturday.
Mra. R- E- Ier and Mrs. Jul'a Miles
lelt hist Friday for a several days' out
ing up on Butte creek.
J. A. Perry, 3. E. Enyart and P.
Osenbrugge were up Bu'te creek way
Saturday and Sunday oatohlng fish
P. J. Halley left Wednesday for Los
to looate'ambng us.
Mrs.' t. "l; Craadsll,
wile' of Rev
fur
Orandall, . left , Tuesday . morning
Ogden, Utah, having bean called thither
by a telegram announolng the serious
Illness, with typhoid fever, of their
soa. The family's many friends here
will woleome, with much joy, news of
the young man's reoovery. '
Eugene Amann left Wednesday tor
Orovtile, Calif., where he goes to work
in a mine.,. .He will rids his wheel, the
entire dUtanoe 350 miles. 'Gene Is
mighty fine young msu and bis friends
here of whom there are several and.
then some all wish him a pleasant
trip and lota of work at a good prlos
G. B.Wlld, ot The Dalles, Oregon
arrived in Med ford last weak He
her looking tot a location aad when
hehssgottea '.'onto" something that
suits be will bring hU family here. . It
waa through correspondence with Real
Estate Agent 8tawart that tbe gentle
maa selected Msdford as a plaoe of
location. . ...-, ,;v : a
8. 8. Halsted and L. W. Copeland, of
Ft. Klamath, oame over to Medford
this wesk and on Thursday evening
"packed their freight" for Dawson
City, Alaska, where they expeot to re
main. They are a brace of solidly built
men and if anyone can withstand the
rigor of that northern clime they
surely can.' '
TTnnlaThomma WmL waa-dnwn tram
Angeles and several other California , Hurte, 0n Wagner creek,
poiou, for a twe weeks' visit with rel- Monday. He roporU J. B. Tsmby. of
Sacramento, a gentleman from Tilia-
atlves.
M. Lown, of Corning, Olif., arrived
in Medford last Sunday for a week's
visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. V,
Heffaer."
J. B. Hardin, H. B; Sample aad Wm
Simmons were up on the head waters
mook, Alei. Taylor,' from Riverside,
Eter Hendrlx aad family, of Talent,
Marshal 8am Murray,. of Medford. all
visitors aad campers at the. springs
during the week,
A. J. Stewart, Judge James' Stewart
of Griffin creek this week doing, a -bit land Merchant H. E. Boyden were over
of prospecting
Rev. Adolph Haberly, Ralph Wood
ford, Lewis Warner aud Frank Hull
are over in the Jenny creek Country
taking an ontlng,
Mrs. J. W. Vawter and son, Ralph,
of Santa Anna, Calif., are here upon a
visit to Mrs. Vawter's brothers, C. O
and John Ramsey. , . . v
Mrs. R. A Raver and ohlldren ar
rived in Medford Tuesday from Bumpier,
Oregon. Mrs. Raver is a niece of C. O
Johnson, of this oity.
on Rogue river the first of the week
fishing. Mr. Boyden landed an eight
pounder while other of the party
pulled In several lighter weights
gentleman fishing on the opposite bank
of the river from them caught a salmon
that measured three feet In length.
Aaseag uw Ctaarcwes.
. - PRESBYTERIAN OHUHCn
Rev. . Russ will preach neat Sun
day morning. There will be no even
ing service. The morning services
"Snap Sbot'T8utton aad son, Ed., of wU1 continue during the next few Sun
Ashland, were In Medford Mondav trv- a, 10 the pastor's absence tbe
Ing to buy horses for. the government evening servloes will be discontinued
aad selling Snap Shot liniment. - I ciihibtian church
Mra. Carrie Urtnn. formarl of Med- There will be DO preaohiof services
ford, now of Coulev. Calif., la visltlnar the Christian Church next Sunday,
friends ia San Pranolsoo, Uklah, 8a- g w tne uiness oi tne pastor, Rev
llnaa and nthAr California nnlnta. : I uiat.
W. H. Barr came In from his mine,
In the Illinois valley, Monday evening,
and returned Tuesday, accompanied by
his daughters, M' Ada Mills and Miss
Lillian Barr. .
Mrs. R. A. Hendrlx, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. I. M.
Harvey, for the past seven mopths, left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, where she
will visit other relatives,
R,H. and W. L. Halley left Monday
for a week's hunt and fish up at Mc
Allister springs. Thoy' will also go to
Fish lake and divers other places
where fish and game abound.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Miller are at
Portland for a couple of "weeks' visit
with Mr. Miller's relatives. ' From
Portland tbey will go to -several other
nearby . points for visits with other
relative. : ,:
J. D. Calbertson, Haery Ratrle aad
Manly voaiet, of imMe Creek, ware
Medford visitors Sunday. Mr. Cut
bertaon brought ia a 'wagon load of
bogs feeders which he sold to J. W,
Wiley for $4.6 per hundred
A. L. Coiemaa aad family, of Pueblo,
Colo., arrived la Medford last week,
aad have reated tbe Rhodes residence.'
They are now making ready for a trip
to the coast, aad upon returning they
ill take up government land.
T. M. Simpsoa, wife and daughter,
from South rn . Calif orsis, arrived in
the city last week and will make- this
place their home for a few months at
least. They are housekeeping In the
Gaines resldenoe, in West Msdford.1
Miss Mamie Isaacs left Tuesday even-
Sunday sobool at the usual hour
METHODIST CnURCH.
Sunday morning service, subieot:
iteoreatlon ana Best." Mark, 6:31.
"Come apart and rest a while." Let
all who are interested In this subject
come to tne 1 1 o'clock service. -
The fourth and last quarterly confer
ence of the M. E. Ohuroh will be held
August 4th. Presiding Elder Summer-
ville will be here, All official members
requested to bring written reports.
W. B. MOOR8, Pastor.
JEWELRY TRADE IS BOOKUfa
Aw M.r . Lavish la 1lr
Perahaau o( Praalpaa Stoaa
! - Thaa Bv.r Ba(r.
American women are fond of jewelry
at all time, but there has besn little
amlt to their desire lor precious atone
thla year, say the Chicago Chronicle.
This ia the Jewel age. Never before
have women in America worn so msnv
or such costly one. - The report of
Gen. George, W. Mindll, jewelry exam
iner at the New York public store,
how the importation of precious
tone and pearl during tb year 1899
to have been $19,321,752.5 the largeat
value ever 'brought through the port
of New York in th history of the jew
elry trade. :.
OI this amount J,907,34.7 rspre-'
ents unont diamond and 113.414.117.79
out diamonds, - precious stones and
pearl. ::i'y-;y':- .:
The Spanish-American war had an
appreciable -effect wson the diamond
market daring 1808, and this year the
jransvsai war caused tbe price to ad
vance. '.:
Tortnuate are those who posses all
OOHSj' fl-FlSHlH'?
ss ees i
r . uefatJ' I poinU la Oregoa, aad. at Taooma and present.
Toleanie raptlons
Are grand, but skin aruntiona mn lira
of joy. Buoklen's Arnica Balye cures
them; also old, running and fsver sores,
ulcers, boils, felon, onrna. warta. nnu
bruises, burns, soalds, otaapped bands,
Samuel Oompera i. a JXX ttffi.o
(W.I DOX
a-t a. . .
The great nnmber of deaths.and fchas". Strang, dTugglsT 8ea'
Sold by
prostrations from heat in the east,
as reported Dy tne eastern press, is j "a aX Q I A
alarming to Pacific coast people Vnw I Vnln
wb are unaoonstomed to inch ex- Jror I a feats and Children,
periencea. There has already been TaJ Y fcW KZZl CTI
deaths and nearly 100 prostration -JSmM
nd tha haatMi eaeann h.a mm ixll T?1 trf
-rrrrw rvWHt W-jr J usr
Seattle, also with her brother, George,
stVocojvr, B. 0. She expects to be
absent at least six months, perhaps
longer.
J. D. Buchanan arrived ia Medford
this week from Southern California,
He has rented the Gaines place, west of
Medford, and will reside here for sev
ers! months at least. His family Is now
in Humboldt County and he has re
turned for tbem. '
S. H. Howard,' of Portland, H, G.
Meyers, of Salem, and P. T. Roger, of
Oregon City, were in Medford this
week looking after matters pertaining
to the state law relative to barber
license. .. These gentlemen are the
, board of barber oom miss loner aad are
Of course, the advance differs accord
ing to tha quality and Rise, inferior
stonesbelng.plentifuIandchcaD. Pearl
hate become so popular thatdespitethe
Increased price it I impossible to sup
ply ine oemanu ior nne specimens.
Colored stone are not fashion' fa
vorite, Emerald that is, handsome
tone- are scarce. Perhaps it i the
accuracy with which colored atone are
imitated that has caused them to be
come less popular; for many of the
imitations can only be detected by mj
expert.
Fancy stones, especially colored dia.
monds, have become a fadland the jevr
I esse of .American women contain
some of the finest specimens of these
beautiful stone to be found ontaid of
the royal collections of Europe,
Oi course you are, Tlicse nice, warm days Just
make a fellow want to shoulder a pole and go'
after 'om-now, don't thoyT'
How's Your Piohina TaolxleP
Does it need any replenishing? It it does, oome in arid
let us show vour new goods, We'vi got everything a fisher-:
man can want split poles, all prices, 16 and 18-ft, bamboo
poles, fine assortinont oi flies, artificial bugs and insects, lines :
'" . , . , a . i. t 44ft. -IA ill as . '
and reeiu. dubkow, uau uoxm, yvmn dmh," ow, ,
i- Boyden & Nicholson
m
A NEW SHOEriAKER AT KAHE'S
M
wViviV
vvl.
Shoe Store where repairing is neatly
done at Bedrock prioei. For Men's wear
call and see our lone Calf and Whang
Leather 2.50 Sn0M-
Bucklnsham Hecht'a Boote and
Shoes for wear, rontiaos for Ladies.
Children's Shoee-of
at 3
rontiaos lor badies. v
' Bi2e and quality
1 '
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W. T. KAMB
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(laOlemcn Creeli Ums
Absolutely .
O
the best Lime for' all purposes ever
e burned in the Kogue Kiver Valley. '
, ,' . . . Kept In Stock at Medford . .
D. R. ANDRUS
HaHswMsMl hi M4Ht4: by J st MAWMN.
MHWHUMHHIM
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. . . STATE KOfOl ICHOpi . , .
. Moasaesitsi, Oregoa . .
rail wravop Septemfear Uu.
The Students of the Normal Sobool are
prepared to take the Slate Cer
tificate Immediately on gradu-
ation. Graduates readily seoure
. good positions. ;
; t Essens of year frets (is I lis.
Strong Aeadamla and Professional
, Courses. New Special Department
, ; In Manual Training.
WN BealsyS TraWat OiMrliial.
rer eauiatu eosulslsf fall aaaeuDoe
al, aSSra
P. L. CAMPBRLL.
orW.o. Was, PaasiDMT.
Sesraiarjr of Paeully.
1ST
'ia.3i;;',
-jrM.''-
to
Everyone who has Stock, or keeps a Cow, needs V:
QALLO WAY'S
Waste-Proof Feed Doxes
4 For feeding stock hay or grain . ; ; -
BEfSAIIfiR KiJJV?DVRBj..A.f Uu rose to Ml cassia wtMi
far IS? .VJJSTL.9'. "ul,,', Vi stxnt OlfaV OSJHT
r bp 4 will aavn faar tla Ito eetl I be
Th stock ma to tatsi as wUL
much .w.M ."';-"
A ?'25ilrotJ56 x "aia b In frosfof even sow whs MakleS.''
iilaSS1' ""pW' IO 0O7Nllri iSan any ottsv
if il
aiOHT ta mkm Li mmm
icf , aecompMl. nek rlc&t. IUalrs a sklll-aam sea aVall taeaTT
Im!.!!LV XFJ Li" r'r!lr, m Two rxHin to ts pinu d st
urn in, a K Wlio rail amenoa for Be.
KlANa OAU0WAY, Pi3,
Central Point. Quezon. U. S. A.
tyinirinBer will be presseoted.
ITbeJMJob Printing Office
aMl ' "' 1 "i','V V 'if Yt VfV 1 'JWl' i-VV - i-uvw. -r-t-wjy .
Does the kind of. Work you want the kind
you're willing to pay for. Try it. -
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