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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1900)
V .' Mr I OH, YES! OH, YES! The Racket Sale Opened at 7 D. m., Thursday, November 15! FVFDYTUIklfl rtlllT flAf ''"A'nc we la'tlecided to t5vo" our custoraors tho benofit. - Ponio oarly and buy goods choiipor than you over did ' " lllnm HI wl " " m before. This opportunity will jiot coino again. Notice soiiie.of tho linen wo carry. Ladies Jackets, . Capes. Collarettes, Skirts, Mackintoshes, Corsets, Kid Gloves, ;Mittens, ..Veiling; Wool, Cotton and . Mus lin Underwear, Cotton and Wool Hosiery,' Neckwear; also Table Linens, Toweling, Scrim.-Curtain Net and Curtains, Drapery, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Laces, Embroidery. M4444444444444SM444St444M44iSM4SH444'144'MS44 THE MEDFORD HAIL Published Every Friday Morning. A. S. 8LITON. Hkdfurd, Friday, Nov. 10; 1900. MS WAS BORN TO HUSTLE. . He Is of few days; but quite a plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR fcatered In the Postofhce at Medford, Oregon as Seoona-Ci&as Mall Matter. . The witty cyanism of the mod ern Frenchman is displayed in -the ' following unique advertisement in a Parisian paper: ' "A young man -of agreeable presence, and desirous of getting married, would like to make the'acquaintance of an. aged and experienced . gentleman -. who could disBuado him from taking tire fatal step." ' r According to a report 'published by the Home Office in Loudon, showing the mineral ' productions of the world. for the last year, the United States "easily leads all its rivals. in this form of wealth. Great Britain ranks second, but' far be hind the leader, the total' output' of United States having been about $720,000,000, while that "of Great Britain " was .$400,000,000. ' Ger many stands third, with , nearly f 250,000,000. . m 1 - It made Democrats tired when the Examiner came out the day after election and said, editorially; that free silver and anti-expansion was a fake and a delusion and had been' a - Jonah" to democracy all through the campaign. These two issues were played 'foe all they were worth for votes during the campaign but when they didn't -win the ."Ex- , aminer was honest, enough to ad mit that it' had been jollying its readers with fake issues. 1 , ' -; The Democrats are" fixing up a new democracy. .They don't 'seem, to like the bid one,, notwithstanding the fact thai they have been' telling the people all along that it was the original; jeffereonian article. 'The sew organization, ' at the bead of - 'which is Wiilie ' Hearst's yellow journals, will need to set their pins upon a very solid ' rock foundation If they expect them to stand the hammering which our hero: states mail, Mr. Teddy Roosevelt, will give them in 190f.: ' ' .'" - EXPERIENCE IS .THE BEST TEACHER, TJse Acker's English Remedy In any case of onghs, colds or croup. Should It -fall -to give . mnedtate relief money refunded.-' 20 cts..and 40cts. Sold by Onus. Straog, druggist. - Farm for Sale. . I have a 200 acre farm for sale, in Sams Valley preoiuct'. 120 acres of good, tillable land and balance good pasture landrail undetf fence. For fur ther particulars cqllupon or address .. . JOHN DUOOAN, Sams Valley:Oregon. ; Notice' to Hunters. - Sportsmen are hereby notified that . they are not to hunt upon the premises of the undersigned, in Willow Springs precinct,' under penulty of law. . . " T. J. O'HARRA, . ; ;-' W. K. Price, W. P. Counts. Sated this 22d day of October, 19C0. For Sale. 200 acres bottom land, mostly under fence; cross fenced; 120 under cultiva tion; irrigation water; running water the year around; springs; well; house: 8 barns, etc.; old orchard; young or . chard, 4 j ears old: 700 trees; berries of all kinds; railroad, 6 miles; postoffice, ii miles; school house on place. Price, 3fiOO. S. J. Myers, . Woodvllle, Ore. Echoes From the Street, . W. H. Meeker: "I tell you business is good. We never before did tho amount of business we 'are doing this fall." Why is it? Well, I couldn't tell you exactly how It does come about. I might say it was because we are carry ing a better line of goods that would be true, but it might not be the real cause. I might say the people had more money but it might be said that that was political talk, and Bince elec tion is over I don't care to continue the war into an issue that's past and gone. However, business is good. - we had a letter from Bert Brown a few days ago He Is a traveling salesman for the same firm in whose wholesale establishment he began work when he left here. He is getting along finely and likes bis work.!' , ,. J. W. Ling: I have been out at Fred Furry's place a few weeks paint ing his residence. Mr. Furry has re cently finished a now 10x20 two-story addition to his residence and I want to teU you it makes him a splendid home. I painted the. old and new buildings and they iook all right. D. L. Day, tho painter, nnd myself will go to Jackson ville tills week aud paint banners and traiisparencies-for: the jolhtlcuUoft at that place Saturday night." TJ. S. Bartholomew: "Icamoupfrom Roseburg Monday evening. -We organ ized a splendid lodge of Fraternal Brotherhood there; We opened it with forty-seven" members and alt good fel lows. While I have no reason to com plain of the treatment I received there, and I'm not saying a. word about the town, but I want to say that I think a good bit more of Medford than I did before I visited several towns down the line." ' ' '-' .' . . ' Jake Huzer: ''Mr. Voorhies had the finest crop of prunes this year I ever saw put up. 1 delivered 32,000- pounds to Mr. Oseobrugge recently and X would not.be afraid to bet the value of them that three-fourths of the Whole amount would grade 40'av Yea, we are getting' the work pretty well shaped for winter. Mr.. Voorhies and family left las.t week.for. Kentucky, whero tbey will spend the winter." , Joe Olwell: "We are very busilv engaged packing and shipping apples. Our -early estimate Of our crop, was sixty caWoadB but the wind shook off a great. many of tbera, since, which . time we have, dropped the estimate to fifty. Yes, I think it will hold out that many and all good, sound fruit. We are shipping to Chicago and several points east, and to Los Angeles and San Francisco.":.-. :.. ' . D. T. Lawton: "Business is all right doing lots of it. There ia n new drum mer's buggy I just sold H. E. Ankeny. No,' he is not a drummer, neither is be going to start out peddling spavin cure or Wizard. oil, but those drummer bug gies are just the article for these moun tain roods,",. J. A. Whitman: "I was in Roseburg this week arid while there met your friend Roach, one of the publishers of. the Plalndealer. He has a very nice1 office and newspaper plant and,, seem ingly, is doing a good business." Hon. Garl T. Jones: "My daughter, Miss Mabel, found her lo:-t purse. A gentleman in Portland, a Mr. Wright, found it in a car seat and returned it to her. She thought she lost it at the depot' ; School Superintendent Daily, by 'phone: "I wish you would say in your paper, this week, that, eighth grade examinations, for county diplomas, will be held in the various school honses of the county on November 22d and 23d." "L have U6ed Chamberlain's Coiie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 'and find it tobe a great medicine," says Mr. E. 8. PhiDDB. of Poteau. Ark. "It cured me of bloody flux. I cannot speak too highly of it." This remedy always wins the good opinion, if not praise, of those who use it. The quick cures which it effects even in the most severe cases make it a favorite every where, ifor sale by Unas. Strang, druggist. If vou can't find what vou want go to G. LM)avis' he's got it. Men's and Boys' Huts, Caps, Sox, Wool anil Cotton Underwear, , Shirts, ; Ties, Gloves, Mittens, Purses, Suspenders, Mackintoshes, Umbrellas, etc., etc. . . ' ' After the beginning of this sale wo positovely will nol give purchase stamps, lay away goods First come, first served. G I Death of Salon Colver.' Salon Colver was born in Ohio, Maroh 5, 1849, and died at Salem, Ore., Nov. 6. 1900. He orossod Urn plains with his parents iu the year 1850. Tliey came to The Dalles, and down tho Co- , . , , ; . ., , lumbia river, stopping at Silverton and Eugene until the vear of '52, coining afterwards to this valley. The deceased joined the Presbyterian Church at Phoenix about the year of '70, his name still appearing on the roll of membership. All the family nro deceased excepting Mrs. Foudrey and Mrs. Farlow, tho family originally comprising of two brothers and three sisters. The interment took place on Nov.'Sth, in the Colver burying ground, near Phoenix, after tervico at the residence of Elbert D. Foudroy, which was con ducted by liev. Wm. Clyde. The sing ing was led by the Presbyterian choir. The . townspeonle Indicated their re spect for deceased by their attendance and floral offering. ' Union Missionary Meeting. The third missionary union of! M,edforl was held in tho. Cinietiaii . , , : ,r , 7 ' x-- L. nwr, Church last lhursday.ov .8, 1'jtX). with tlie president, Mrs. Hoot, in the chair, and Miss Lillian Rhine- hurt presiding at the organ. Mrs ! G. L. Webb delived a few words of . welcome, which -was responded tol by Mrs! D.ivis.- Pearl Webb sangj a solo, 'The' Holy City," which is! always, a favorite aud wa9 especially j well rendered. The remainder of of the time was taken up with re-l ports from the- different societies and showed them all to be in active working condition and accomplish ing a great amount of good. The Urre from 12 until 2 p. ra being the social hours, was spent in social intercourse and luncheon.' tbeChristian Church. The. afternoon service ' consisted of praise service, "led by Mrs. J. Merley, and a solo by Mi3S Rhine hart, which was very nicely ren dered. - - . '.- , During the president's hour a number of excellent papers". were read by Mesdames Van Dyke, Ben net and Moore. Mrs. Gist was ap pointed to fill the secretary's chair at the next meeting in lebruary, which will be at the . , , -r f 1 Hii rn h a rrt 111 1 nrnn mnfi n n i1 ' i t uuiiiicu uicoa uui icauuiiuoiibc ii vote pf thanks was tendered the la - dies.oMhe Christian Church lor their hospitality, and the meeting closed with Hie Doxology. Mrs. G. h. Webb, Seo'y. Among the Churches. " episcopal curjRcn. . Rev, Chas. Booth will hold services at the Episcopal Cbureh next Sunday evening at "J:30. All Invited. ' PHESIiyTEItlAN cfiuucn. The naetor will epcik on The Chris tian Soldier aud His Armor next Sun day morning. Tho 'subject for the evening will be Christ as Our Exam- in Prayer. All welcome. . ' METHODIST CHURCH. , The pastor will preach at 5 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The morning subject ''Paul's Steadfastness Under Trial; 'None of these things move ine.' " Act xx:23. Evening i6ermon taken from Psalms lxxxhll 12. . ; M. B. CHUItOH, SOUTH. Special services are being ho!d at the M. E. Church, South, this week by Rev. E. L. Fitch, of Corvallis. The meet ings will continue through the week and the regular services of the quar terly meeting will bo held Saturday ai.d Sunday. All Invited. '. Played Out. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at lue nit otthostomaob, loaa of appetite, feverishnew, pimples or sores are all positive evidences of Impure blood. No matter how It became so It must be purirled In order to obtain good health. Aokor's Blood Elixir has never failed to oure scrofulous or syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. It Is cer tainly a wonderful remedy, and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. Bold by Chas. Btravgj druMtit. Children's Wool and Cotton Udderwear, Wool and Cotton Hoeo, .JaokoU,' 'Mittens, Kid and Cnshuioro Gloves, Canvas and Dnskot Tele scopes, Shawl Straps, NotionH, Japaneso Goods. Jacksonville tUwi, ' S. S. Aiken of Prospect, waa here Tuesday. Jame8 Katon wenl ,0 Aslluild Monday. . lr " ,-, T, , . . Hon. C. B. Watson was in town gaiur,nv ' , , - kd Bolt and Jack Hays visited our tuy w,-e Mrs.' A. E. Ream" is visiting with her mother in -Hillsboro. G. T. Sohmidtlin of Woodvillo, was in town Wednesday. Goo. Ridenger, bridge contractor, was in our oily last week. G. W. Winningham of Applegnte, visited our city Wednesday. John Devlin and wife, of Apple gate, were in town Saturday. Judge Crowell of Medford, was at the county seat, Thursday. PI. lleoft and wife of Butte Creok, were in Jacksonville Tuesday." J. C. Pendleton of Table Rook, was in Jacksonville Thursday. ' " Wm. Robinson returned from Rlainnlh county Inst Saturday.. wsa Marin jnickou will attenu St. Helen's Hall, in Portland, thie winter. . , Mrs. Joo Bench of Oakland, Cal., uer r, .Mrs. j. iM, Wl"Br- Miss Ella Young of this city, is spending a weok with friends-at Medford. - - Attorneys W. I.'Vnwterand L. C. Narragan, of Medford, were in town Thursday Hon. Ben Haymond of Rock Point, visitod the county seat Saturday. , ' . .. Hon. Henry Ankeny and son, i Frank, were in town Tuesday. Tho ,atter (eft hr Eugone Wednesday evening. ... A. C. Howland of Grants Pass, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cook, Wednesday. - ''' ! I Hon. J. V. Merritt, merchant of Central Point, spent . Tuesday, in Jacksonville: t , f - "' Will Brown, and wife of. Little Applegate, were at the' county seat last Tuesday. ' ' Xftaa Itfat.iia. .JIrKnlann tF AfoA fordj viljite(i .fa'cksnnville' Sunday, HUD KUCO Ul iUIOi iV, nuun , . i The citizens of Jaokson .. . a.11 f 110 1 Ppanng ,to hold a jqlliBoation n?et'ng on next Saturday evening, to'clebrate the Republican victory A grand time is anticipated. Henry D. Kubli has recovered lrom a long spell ot sicknes, and is in Jacksonville. He, in company with his brother, Kap, who is also Buffering from the effects of . .his recent accident at bis mines, went to Medford Tuesday evening. .Dr. and-Mrs. Do Bar entertained a number of friends' Friday even ing, the occasion being the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding. The guests present were, Dr, and Mrs, Hobinson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Col vig, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Sheppard and Mrs. Susie Neil. W. R. Stansell, managor ...of the R. R. Mining and Lumber Co , has made rapid progress developing this . very promising piece of mining land. Under his efficient management, one and one-half miles of ditch has been ' made and a spacious reservoir, covering one and one-half acres has just been completed' at the head of Foots Creek, A prosperous season' is looked forward to by tho company. Notice to the Public. . Notice is hereby aiven that I have this day given to my minor son, George H. Aiken, agod 18 years, his freedom from parental Interference in the trans action of any business or occupation he may wish to engage in. I shall claim none of his earnings nor will I pay any of his debts. , 8. S, AlKKN. Dated this 13th day of November, 1000. Tun Mail has blank school report Wo wilt also paper rolls, tables, Rochester lamps, radiator, etc. I will call upon you in a few days with a proposition In PHOTOGRAPHS You will bo Interested in my scheme It's a good one good for you and good for mu. CHRISTMAS POTOS- Nothing ttiilu so completely Hills out n ('lirlntinas box lis a photograph nf yournoll or tho bauloii. I'm going tn offor you sum. thing nice lor a Drxaenl. This will bu lu nUilllloii to II. C. Muultoy & lioyd's. I'll call and sou you about it. Medfrod, Oregon F. H. HULL. ' With each order for a dozen onhlnni. plmtournpli" tukon bv Mr , Hull wo will glvo as 5 present, un ENLARGED PLATINO CR AVON IDC PHOTO, nizo lllxM. We furthur guaranteo that nil nrdvra taken by Mr. Hull will bo IlnUhvd a rvpri-sriilud, in our studio nl Medford. Ilainlln Dulldlug, 7th St. I To the Readers - ... : ' of the Medford ik in . . ... i Reiiietuhur tliatjlio COPS PIANO HOI'S K will J fell. j'OUany firdt-clus-t piano inado as cheap as J! as it-can bu bought elsewhere. Also call on mo for - rst-class '. . Tuning . MEDFORD, ORICGON. .' The Wonderful Had Piles State of Oregon, I C W. Short, h-ing duly sworn, deposei mid Jackson County. ( ' .. says: Up tn nliuiH six iiiinilh i auo 1 Imvo Inni piles for tli'; liiel Ion yours, wlilun have bitn; n sotirou of cousti in pain, troulilu and annoyance, f lined onu lioltlu of Kuttun'a Snap Shot lis' directed, which cured me eomploti ly, and for th j lust six month I liuvo , not been troubled at all. ' f- . O. W. (SHOUT; Subscribed and sworn to In-fore mo this 25lli day of Augiiit, lflill. Gbo. W. Tiikkhen. Notary Public for Otegon. SottOn'S SnaD Shots the wonderful destroyer of all forms oi inflammation in man or ueusi. (HFC tlra l P"r bottle. R.K. SUTTON; Solo Proprietor, Ashland, Ore.. Advertised Letter List. FoilowlnB Is a list of letters remaining i:n oalled for in tho Modford posiornco on Nov. Clark, Mrs Hsttle cnlhoun, Mrs II II HfiljIliiM, J K 12)' Miller, Mis U W Hlfliuril, Mrs Jonn Htevens, I II Wllllums, I'earl Williams H A chnrue of nti ennt will tin mnfln unori-da llvi.ry of each of Die ubovo letters. PerMons eulllng for any of the abovo lolterf will ploasa say " Aflorllnd." u. i. meiiiiiMAN, L'osimnsiar. Notice to the Public. Notice is hcroby given that I -will in no way become responsible lor accounts contracted by my son, Thos. T. Morrl- man. :. - Gko. Mbiiriman. Dated nt Mod'ord. this 80th day of October, 1900. - ' ' ' ; Southern California, . Notable among tho pleasures afforded by tho Shasta Itouto Is the vlntor trip to Southern California and Arizona. Itencwod aoqunlntanoo with this section will over devolop freBh points of Interest and addod sourees of enjoymont, under Its sunny skies, In the variety of Its In dustries, In Its prolific vegotatlon and among Its numberless resorts of mountain, shore, vat- loy and plain. Tho two dally Shasta trains from Portland to California have beon roeontly oqulppod with tho mmi approved pattern of standard and tourist sleeping ears, but the low rates of fare will sill! oonilnue.ln effect. .. . .. .. Illustrated gulden to the winter resorts cf California and Arlzoaa may be bad on applica tion to ' O, B. If AaKBAM. O. P. A., pell all Ptorti fix! tire", such iih display racks, counter stools, ' cabinets, mirror show cases, or oxcliango goods. E 5 5 H. C. MAC KEY & BOYD. Mai! - and Repairing Hi M..COSS J "Snapshot Pf Ten Years. D. L. DAY 11 Houso, Sign & Ciirrlngo Painter. Ornlner, Paper.HnnKor nnd Calcimine a GET my prices before making your oontinol. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A postal card rucolvos prompt allcnllon ' MUDFOHU NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at TtnschtirK, Oregon, Novombcr,7, 1000, Notice Is horoby glvon that the following namod sottior has filed notice of his Intention lomuke Dnal proof In support of his olattn, and that said nroof will bo inudo boforo Gus Now- bury, county elnrk of Jackson Cmmty, Orogon, ntJiiuksonvllle, Oregon, on Uecombor 'Dt, 1900, vise: ' ARTHUIt II, SALTMAItSII, On II, E. No, 7475, for tho tf'A NE, and SWX mii, Bee. 2U, Tp. Ill) 8, it 2 West. II o names the following wltnosses to prove his continuous rosldonoo upon-and cultivation of said land, viz: ChrlB Ulrloh, of Jacksonville, Orogon, Janus Oantrall, of Uunoom, Oregon, Arthur S. ICloli hammer, of Uuncom, Orogon, W, 11. Cook, cf Jacksonville, Orogon. J. T. Oiudocs, ItoglBtet, ' The Mining Laws of Orogon tat ale at this office.' .Price 25 oenu, . . ftufrarltr jeb prtBtMg ltMl offleo, m m m m .
