The Medford mail., August 31, 1900, Page 2, Image 2

THE MEDFORD MAIL
Published Evert Friday Moroint.
A. 5. BLITON.
Hbdpord, Friday, August Si, 1900.
mm WAS BORN TO HUSTLE.
UtUol tew days; but qulM a plenty.
SJBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR
KaMrad In the Posto&ee at Hcdloni, Oregon
as 8eoond Class Mall Matter.
EspubiicanHaiionaiTicKel
For President,
WM. McKINLEY,
Of Ohio.
For Vice-President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York.
For Presidential Electors.
differences, but to deny a fact sol
emnized by treaty and ratified by
Congress is to betray unpaidonable
ignorance of tbe powers and func
tions of government.
A rkvikw of the past platforms
of the Democratic) party will reveal
the fact that the. party is short on
promises fulfilled and long on false
prophesies. It declared that the
war was a failure; it wasn't. It de
clared that free trade would bring
prosperity; it didn't. It said that
the gold standard would cause a
panio; it didn't. It promised to re
duce taxation; it didn't. It prom
ised to benefit the laboring man; it
didn't. Having failed iu all its
promises, it now comes up with a
new stock declared to be better than
the old and asks for indorsement.
An All-Round Crook Caught.
'
Marshal Murray has plumed hlin
aolf with more honors tor Ills dotuottve
work. Bum has had several llttlo do
teotlvo deals worked up during tbe past
low month 8, but it was not until Inst
week that he put up to his credit the
detection of a real dyod-ln-thu-wool
orlrolnal. For several days prior to
the capture Sheriff 0. H. Buhrons, ot
Shasta County, California, hits been la
quest of an all-round crook named W.
E. Wlnegard, who was wanted for
dlvors devilment in various parts of
SENATOR STEWART TELLS WHY
HE WILL VOTE FOR McKINLEV.
Senator Wm. M. Stewart, of Ne
vada, gives the following as some of
his reasons for deoiding to vote for
President McKinley:
"The United States went to war
with Spain, urged on by the Demo-
cratio party. The popularity of that
war was such that Mr. Bryan joined
the army. The war was successful,
a treaty of peace was entered into
whereby the United States agreed
to pay fmOUO.OOO and accept the
sovereignty and publio property of
.'' Among the Churches.
'; EPISCOPAL OIIURCII. . ' i
Servloos will be held tn St. Marks
Episcopal Church, on Sumluy, Sept.
2d, at 8 o'clock p, in. Rev. Uooth ofll
oialiuK. UAPT1KT CHUItOII.
Services at the Baptist Church noxt
Sunday. Sunday school nt 10 a, m.,
preaching 11 a. tu., B. Y. P. U. at 0:30
p. in.
OlIltlSTlAN CHUItOII.
There will be aervleos both morning
and ovontng next Sunday at the Chris-
that stato. He was wanted upon a , tiun Church. Hours ot service: 11a.
ohargo of embezxlemont while acting as ' in. and 7:80 p. in, . Subject of morning
an agent for an eastern oonoern and la I sermon "A Frlond of tho King."
also charged with victimizing a mul-! Evening subject "Mooting Anguls by
tlplo or more of women. Ho was located the Way."
U. J. UlHT, l'uslor.
PKK911YTKUIAN CIIUUCII.
Tho usual Sunday sorvloos will he
hold next Sunday morning and evening
at 11a. in. aud 7:30 p. ui. The morn
ing sermon will be on tho subject
"True Liberty In Christ." In thueveii
Ing tho pastor will begin 11 series of
evangelistic services, to uunttnuu every
Sunday evening for sovcral months.
An earne-it and special Invitation Is ex
tended to those who are uot in connec
tion with any church and who do not
make any profession of faith. Remem
ber those servloos will continue every
Sunday at 7 :S0 p. m.
7tMpr?rf?5SxiT --MarI.on un.ty Spain in the Philippine Archipel
W. j. FUFlSHV." Umatilla County There was opposition to the
O. F. PAXTON.... Multnomah County ratification of the treaty. Mr. Bry-
Inu ciuiti w waBuingion ana per
suaded his Democratic friends to
lave formed a trust and are hold- te.Ior,tne treay an ' wa8 through
Kov o nnn nnn j . iuuuu turn, me treaty was
l"6 r,vT U."UD U1 wuoM finally ratified. It then became the
from market. That is a contin- duty of the United States to main-
gency the Kansas City platform tain law and order and protect the
had not provided for.
The astute figurers who are try
ing to secure partisan gain by ex
aggerating the cost of the Philip
pines, should also try to ascertain
Low much that cost was augmented
toy the treasonanle encouragement
extended to bandit Aguinaldo.
Election bets in New York are
eaid to be almost three to one in
favor of McKinley, and even then
lives and property of all residents
in the islands, whether native or
foreign born.
"the United States at the time of
the ratification of the treaty held
military possession of Manila and
immediately after such ratification
assumed the sovereignty of the
islands. The people of the United
Slates, especially of the Pacific
coast, became entitled to the vast
comm.rce of the Pacific ocean, of
which the Philippines furnish the
key.
One Aguinaldo had raised a re-
and arreBtcd In Redding and broke jail
thoro. During his oscapades in that
state ho became engaged to a San
Franoisco woman, robbed her ot her
diamonds and 1276 in money and then
flew. A young woman in Amador
County was another of his engagement
girls and this one supplied him means
ot escape Into Oregon. Ho reached
Ashland early last week but finding
that the authorities wore in warm pur
suit, he came to Medford and while
here tried to palm himself oH oh Rev.
Moore as a poor boy boing persecuted,
and endeavored to get that gentleman
to help him out by telegraphing to his
girl friend for funds, but Mr. Moore
conoludod som-jthlng was wrong and
refused him aid. From here he went
to Central Point, wbero be poured his
tale of woo into the ears of Rev. Greg
ory, and'tbe reverend gentleman, think
ing no harm would come by glviug the
young man tho asked for assistance,
sent a telegram to his friend for money,
to be sent to him (Gregory) through a
Medford bank. Inquiry was made a
couple of times at the bnnk9 here for
theoxpeoled money, and It was by these
Inquiries that Marshal Murray was able
to locate the criminal, he having been
apprised of tbe sending of tbe telegram
uy the sheriff, who had intercepted it
in transit. As soon as it wus learned
tnat Mr. Gregory was oxpecting a re
mittance, Sheriff Behrens was sent for
and upon going to Mr. Gregory's house,
diBguised as a tramp, he found his mun,
whom be arrested and took back to
Redding, whore he was turned over to
the authorities of othor counties further
south. Wineijiird had several diffor-
A BIG CUT
IN PRICES...
All OXFORD TIES cut down gQc a pair
Now Ih the tlmo to got a pood low shoo nt cost.
Call soon mid gut your 111. Some odds and inula imioh be
low oost. In ordi-r to make room fur full goods wo offer '
for the next fnw wvoks sIiooh thut coHt dm i'Jt.HO at $1 00,
Don't Ibigut the plauo ut Knniu's Storn, If you arc hunt
ing a shoeiniikur call in aud havo your work done in good
slinpo.
A Shoemaker always at Knme's Store.
w. T. KAME
An Ode to the 5uklyous.
Ob. our dear Slsklyoua,
'TU or ihee I would ltir
Ym, to thee all cbolwMl
Of gins 1 would brltiK
For tb week you hurt held ut
So close to your butrt,
And buvo 1 von u ouch
or your rich en n part.
Wc huro drnnk from your fountain.
And r I traded to your c rent
In your itkIIm of union
we've been rockud to our rl.
We havo htnrd tbe wwettt non)(n
From your chorus or plm,
Wo have wruitlud tho weal lb
From your bvultb yielding in I ties.
All your art rooms tiro opeued
Each time to our knock.
Where the rarc-ru of pictures
Are t faced on ibe rock.
And your lamlrionpes are wonderful,
Kaon, to behold.
With their (murine or rosea,
Tbelr sunsoti or gold.
You bate lifted us up.
In your great arm of lore,
Very near to your Maker,
Our Father above
Klla Ony Hull,
tl.iPntinuilr n..1lf
(Written at Coloatln, Oro., August 21, I'M).)
(Koleman Greek Lime - -
Absolutely tho best Lime for till purpoHOH over
I 0 burned in tho Iloguo Hivor Vnlluy.
1 ... Kept In Stock at Medford ...
! D. R. A1NDRUS
: Hindu la Medford by J, K. HAHDIN.
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White House Weddings.
The firm wcddln? nt thn Whltn
n ,!. r mi ... !..,.. ,
eat names he traveled under, among tho Present's duKhtor, in I8:0 Sho'
few men of good judgment are bellion in Luzon against Spain be-
xouna wno aesire to nek any com
of the realm on Bryan's succesa.
He in a voluble talker, but the peo
ple will not make a president of
Jum. Portland Telegram.
The Hon.
Philadelphia,
lawyers of that city, announces that back 10 the islands, supposing, as
James M. Beck, of
one of tbe leading
fore the commencement of the
Spanish war with the United States.
This adventurer had sold out or
settled bis rebellion with Spain for
$400,000 before Dewey set sail for
Manila, and as a part of the bareain
with Spain Aguinaldo agreed to
leave the islands and never return
"Dewey took the wily Aguinaldo
I am no longer a Democrat. I
-don't believe in free silver, nor do I
believe in hauling down tbe flag in
the Philippines." It must be con
ceded that Mr. Beck has executed
very intelligent and business-like
exit from the party of Brvan and
Aguinaldo.
matter of course, that Aguinaldo
wou.d naturally be an enemv of
Spain and a friend of the United
States. In this Admiral Dewey
was mistaken. Aguinaldo, as soon
as he landed, organized a rebellion
against tbe United States, which
would have been of little conse
quence if he had not been able
obtain comfort
country. An
to
and aid in this
nrffnnivahnn urau
If the Democratic party succeeds formed in the United States called
in persuading the business man that the Anti-Imperialist League, which
Iree silver will helD business, and nas lor the last two years co
persuade the laboring man that free "l"ralea ,n Agumaiao's lagal
i..A- ;n u i j " juntas, with headquarters at Hong
Xraae Will hnln wncrpa onH luranoH. rr . . .
r "--- nong, to supply literature and
the colored man that he is better terials of war for Aguinaldo.
... . .i ...... ... . I itn .i . r rr-. . . .
va wnnout me nauot man with it, I rresiuem oicn'mey had no
nd convince the soldiers that their authority to buy out Aeuinaldo's
blood and bravery has been spent T" ' ? l T
. . . . but was bound by the treaty ( which
ui vain, men tne party may nave wa8 the supreme life of the land) to
u. niuinuu uci.1 ii o- muiDiain law ana order and protect
Temper. nie ana property in the islands
mm It required a large army and the
What Lincoln did for the black expenditure of hundreds of millions
nan we believe this government of dollars to put down Aauinaldo's
will do for the Porto Rican and the rebellion. The assistance and the
Filipino. Every liberty commensu- encouragement he received from the
rate with their ability will be given Anti-Imperialist League and the
them. 1 Already schools are being enemies of the United States, both
siaoiisnea, ana an earnest endeavor M" ""me ana anrouo, made his bar
Jbeing put forth to battle down the Darous and irregular war bloody
customs and traditions of centuries aDa expensive. . congress, however,
of misrule, and replace them with made all necessary appropriations,
Western ideas of civilization. The providing for the executive men and
American government has never, is money to maintain the authority of
not, ana we submit witn great con- ,,u" umiea states in tne rmuppiues.
dence, never will be an oppressor 'ne so-called anti-imperialists de-
of the weak, Independence Enter- c'ared that the policy pursued by
prise. the government to put down the re
bellion and maintain law and order
Bryan would give absolute inde- in all territories of the United
pendence to the Philippines. This States, without regard to the time
of course means that the flag shall when .8.uch ,erritor ie were acquired,
be furled and the army recalled. Jn a"df ""J ?ny
..,, , . . , , . , use 01 tne army to maintaiu law
Will he explain how this can be and ord. r, however necessary, was
done? Is there any constitutional 'militarism' and that giving aid and
provision for' alienating American comfort to rebels in arms against
territory? If there is one constitu- the United States was 'maintain
;,. l ng the pnnoiples of the Declaration
tional argument against acquiring of Independence.'"
territory there are a .dozen against
abandoning territory. The Rebel
lion settled that question once and
for all. As well talk about aban
doning Texas, Alaska, Kentucky,
.or Ohio. Methods of administration
Are legitimate questions for party
After Dinner
To assist digestion, relieve distress
after eating or drinking too heartily,
to prevent constipation, take
Hood's Piiio
Sold everywhere. 26 cent.
them being J. D. Curson, J. Gordon
N. J. Rutherford a d R. S. Glllesnie.
The Redding Searchlight pave tbe
sheriff a hard round up for allowing
him to escape, but that gentleman's
energy aud money spent in recapturing
the man gave the Searchlight the di
rect lie wnen it intimated that it was a
put un job. Rev. Gregory ought in no
way to be censured for the part he took
in tbe matter as be acted only in the
capacity of one who was endeavoring to
assist a fellow man whose word of mouth
tbe gentleman believed.
Qold Hill Robbery.
married bamuul I.. Gouvernmir," writes
rtuno liache, in tho September Ludic
Homo Journal. "During the Hiiyes
regime .Miss Luuy lJlntt, n niece of Mrs.
Hayes, wis married at tho Executive
Mansion to General Itusscll Hastings.
The must notablo wcddlnir celebrated
at tho White House was that of Nellie
Grant, who was married Muy 21, 1874,
to a young Englishman, Algernon
Charles Frederic Snrtorls. The onlv
white Hon ao weddinir in whloh tho
Chief Executive has taken the bride
groom's part was celebrated Juno 2.
188(1, when President Grover Cleveland
married Frances Folso.-n. the dmiirlitnr
of his former law partner. Presldont
Tylor married durloir his incumbennv.
1 XT r.. i n "
uuu iu iivw lone.
At Gold Hill last Saturday night tho
building occupied by Reames Bros.
store, and also used by W. T. Reames
as a postoffice, was entered by burglars,
who opened the safe and removed there
from a considerable amount of money.
An entrance was effected by breaking
out a panel of the door at the rear of
the building. After gaining an en
t ance they proceeded to drill a one-
fourth inch hole in tbe top of tho large
lire-proof safe. It is thought they used
nitro-glycerine in their operations, al
though a few grains of powder were
found, but they were accounted for by
tbe probable use of powder in setting
of the fuse. Tbe front door of the safe
was thrown about eight feet by the ex
plosion, and tbe inside door was also
blown out by explosives, everything
indicating that a heavy charge had
been used. The robbery was not dis
covered until early Sunday morning,
when the office was opened for business.
ine private papers 01 the firm were
nearly all destroyed by the explosion.
A sack containing $260 in gold dust was
undisturbed, as was also (600 worth of
postage stamps. The box containing
the money order business was broken
open and the contents removed, with
the exception of a small amount of
change, while tbe box containing
stamps and money was rifled and left
In the bock yard. Tbe drawer con
taining the firm's money was not found.
It Is estimated that the burglars took
about $337 of the postoffice funds and
at least 50 belonging to Reames Bros.
Sheriff Orme has been following all
probable clues but has not been able to
locate the robbers.
The Storks' Visit to the White House.
The only child born In the Whim
House to a President of the Uniied
States during his term of office is
Esther Cleveland, who was born Sen-
tember 9, 1893. Nine other children
have been horn In the White House:
Julia Dent Grant, born in tbe closing
days of her grandfather's second term;
two grandchildren of President Tyler;
four children ot Colonel Andrew Jack
son Donelson, born during the Jackson
administration; Mury Louise Adams,
granddaughter of John Qn'ncy Adams,
hnt-n In Ift'fl' latw.na ta,ian II
Wagons, Harness and Stock for Sale.
I have for sale tbe following uroii-
erty:
One Br inch wagon.
One 3 inch wagon.
Four sets heavy harness.
Two second hand surreys.
Several head farm horses and brood
mares.
One registered Jursev cow.
Farming Imulomunts nf all descrip
tions.
400 acres of farmin? land for rent for
a term oi years.
Call upon mo at tho Union livery
stables, Medford, Urogon.
tj. li. JKNNlNtlS.
For Sale
A span of light driving horses, light
wagon and harness, wagon as good as
new; horses perfectly crentle for women
and children to ride or drive. For par
ticulars address, 0. O. Gilchrist, Cen
tral Point, Oregon.
Everyone who lias Stock, or keeps a Cow, noeda
OA LLOWAY'S
Waste-Proof Feed Boxes
For feeding .stock liny or grain
DpP.A TIQt? U t ft KOOl) BAVKli, am thn food l nil cormumet) within
DCilnUori Umbo, ihnre Ih rntlnHy Nt) WAHTK.
Kuril l)ll Will fi't'd fnur hunt I nt rnttln nl n tlntM rwt.i. .lu.ni nutf fitiv
for each ruble foot of innce tanlalnml within !l Thn tt.i... ,...V.i
ntf'fiiiPiMrtii)tr nnd crtmly moved. Tlio mock run to I hem hi will. ' '
Rvury box um1 will ha VK four tlmr IU ciin in oho noaum count jour radio
and mo now much iou could imi by umIiik thmo bnr.
iirciii.ii in mo no unniiHi on in rroni oi nvory row when iitnblcd.
foeilniKc"' (:"KA,'KU' and MOU, WNVKNIKNT to um than any othor
If thorn Ik no atrnuL tn vatir Inn&lllv. mul Turn fi.ilinr it. . . -
UlrillT In .n.lrn ....1 ..... .v.t lifj . "... 'V. T .!:'. f' .V ' "
: " ""."" Minn, n qui, witn inn nirrciiona ior man
log, aocompanlfioiKh nhl. Itequlroa no kill-anyone can mnho thorn.
FRANK GALLOWAY, Patentee, j
Central Point, Oregon, U. S. A. I
tylnfrlngors will bo prosecuted. I
Cord Wood Wanted.
Fir cord wood wanted at tho Medford
water works. J. W. Law ton, Recorder.
and fowl your
liorsoH. .. ,x
for Sale or Ex-
Stop at the PHIPPS BARN,
hKbfci tAnPINQ GROUND J torsos
and EREE WOOD . di aniro.
jSOne horso to hay, 25c per day.
I3 IT OTtAY, Prop.
Smoke the
La plop de Alfonso,
D. L. DAY
House, Sign & Carriage Painter.
OralDtr, Paper-Hanner and Calcimine
GET
my prices before making your contract.
: Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A postal card receives prompt attention
b Hill - - EAST MEDFORD
A nw Cigar, long and Hlim, with Havana
filler, Mr. Kurtz'" own muko. It in a gratifying
Bmoko, and ia proving a vory jiopular Cc cigar.
Have You Ever Tried
KURTZ'S BOUQUET,
Tho popular 10c cigar? It is hand mado, with
clear Havana filler.
Lkadino Urahds or Kky West and 1mpotkd Cloous.
born during the second term of his
maternal cranufather. Hentemhnr l,.
dies' Home Journal. ,
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE Is herobynlvon tnat the undersigned
has beon appolntod by the County Courtor
Jnckson County. OroRon, administrator of tho
estate of Luoy M. Hnmlfn, docousad. All per
sons liavlnKClalms aiilnnt said oxtnto are horo
by notlllcd to present them to tho undersigned
at my omce In Modford, Jackson County, Oro
gon. within six months after date of the first,
publication of thin notice.
Dated August 8, 1000.
. . W.T.YORK,
Administrator of the Estate of Luoy M. Ilumlln,
Deceased.
County Treasurer's Third Notice.
Reliable perMus of a mrcUnnlcil or Inventlre rilnq l ih, iKX; i,?
dcjlrlng atrip to tlie Paris Kxpoaltlon, wlUm. !lne snore date.
aljWMdeiptniipipjId, ihould write
OFrios or conwTY Thkasorbr I
or Jackson county, Orroon j
Jacksonville (iiikiion, Auguat 81, 1900.
Notlco Is hereby given that thoro aro funds In
tho county treuiturY for the rodamntton nf nil
outstanding county warrants protostod from
October , 1896, to November 80,T8fl, both dates
Inclusive Interest on tho same will cease after
MAX MDUIl,
County Treasurer. I
PRICES HAVE ADVANCED
On nearly all kinds of Harness Material,
Leather and Furnishings, but .. ..
My Prices Remain Unchanged,
And are tho Visit y Lowest, consiBtont with first
class mntarlal and workmanship,
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Southern Oregon State Normal School -
ASHLAND, OREGON".
A Strictly First-Class Normal School. Thorough aca
demic instruction and tho highest professional training.
Each teacher a specialist. Beautiful and hcalihful loca- ,
tion, and homelike surroundings. Boarding Hall will be
conducted on the cooperative plan. Fall Term begins
September 10th. Write for catalogue and further infor
mation. VV. M. Clayton,
I. E. ViNiNd, Secretary. President.
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