The Medford mail., June 21, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

"THE BEDFORD MAIL
Published Evorv Friday Morainit.
A. S. BUTON.
Medford, Friday, June 21, 1901.
m WM 0N TO HUSTLE.
H la of lew days; but quit plenty.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR
Htmd In the postofiioa t Medford, Oregon
u Beoond Class Mali MatMr.
Dtoth of S. Rosenthal.
Last Sunday morning, about 11:30
o'clock, Simeon Rosenthal, ihc- pioneer
clothing merchant of MuuKn. was
found dead In his rooming apartment
in the rear of his storo, In this city.
The discovery of his body was made by
I. L. Hamilton and J. D. SchariT, a
commercial traveler in tho employ of a
Portland wholesale establishment. Mr.
Schaiff, who has known Mr. Roeenthnl
Intimately for Beveral years, epent tho
early part of Saturday evening with
him, and on going to the hotel arranged
to meet him Sunday morning. At the
hour agreed upon, 9 :30, he went to the
front entrance and finding the door
Hill locked, shook it several times to
apprise Mr. Rosenthal of bis presence.
Not receiving a response he left, but
returned shortly and again tried to
gain an entrance. This he repeated
several times, and finally concluded
that he was ill, as he had complained
during the evening previous, of not
feeling well. Be alto noticed that the
morning papers, which Mr. Rosenthal
always read early, had been taken In
side. Mr. Scharff went to the hotel and
suggested to Mr. Hamilton that they
(hould investigate the cause of the
non-appearance of Mr. Rosenthal, as no
one could be found who remembered
having seen him during the day, some
thing unusual, as he had always been
an early riser. Together they went to
the rear window of the building, and
cpon looking Inside saw his dead body
In a kneeling posture, one arm resting
on the sofa and the other on a trunk, j
They immediately gave the alarm, and
County Corcner, Dr. E. B. Piokel, was
called, who at once look charge ol the
remains, and at 2 o'clock Sunday after
neon, empanelled a coroner's jury and
held an irquest over the remains.
They Are Not "Worthless Loafers."
Someone has bcon jollying Game
Warden Qulmby again. 801110 South
ern Oregon humorists soom to tttko es
peoiul dolight in stirring him up with
tales of tlugrant violations of tho game
laws, which on investigation prove to
havo no other foundation than the im
agination of the writer. It Is to be ro
grcttud, it Is true, that violations ot tho
game laws do occur iu this section, but
no mora so, we ooiuo, than In any other
part of the state ; but Southern Oregon
seems to havo more aotive correspond
ents to report these doings, while other
parts ot the commonwealth excel in
deputios who (sometimes) culoh tho
malefactors.
In the Evening Telegram ol the 141 !i
an article appeals stigmatising ti.
members of the forest reserve force ut
Southern Oregon as "about tho
gang of worthless loafers that couhi lj
gathered together," and laying nil fori
of violations of the game laws ul t) oi
door. This accusation comes in uie
form of n communication from one of
the aforesaid humorists to Mr. Qulmby,
and, of course, given out by him for
publication. For several months past
articles have appeared from timo to
time In the Telegram, evidently cml
nating from the office of the state game
warden, concerning the game laws and
Infringements thereof; and In but very
few ot these articles has there failed to
appear some sort ot derogatory refer
ence to the condition ot affairs in South
ern Oregon. This section of the state
seems to be a bote noire to that ollloo.
The people of Southern Oregon are law
abiding as a rule; we haven t any more
citizens residing at Salem at tho state's
expense than other sections of like pop
ulation, and it naturally make us a
little hot when we are held up to the
consideration of the world as a com
munity of dcerskinners, and the only
government employes from our ranks
called a "worthless gang of loafers."
Now about thoso loafers. We are ac
quainted with all the rangors from
Jackson County, clthor personally or
by repute, and have taken pains to as
certain from reliable sources tho char
acter ot those from other counties. Be
low is the result:
J. C. McCullv. of Jacksonville, is a
decendantot one of the pioneer fam
ilies of Southern Oregon, a graduate of
Willamette university, und has filled a
number of Important positions with
credit to himself and friends. Henry
Ireland, of Jacksonville, is a carpenter
and works at that trade or anything
else he can find to do during the time
rot In the forest. I. J. Larson, ol cen
tral Poil.t, is also a carpenter and sup
ports a large family by bis labor. J.
R. Wick, of Ashland, is one of tho most
respected citizens of that city, has held
tne position of deputy eherilT ot Jack
son County, and resiguea that of chief
of police of Ashland to go to the forest.
W. G. Kropke, of Ashland, is a man of
some means, engsged in business in the
Granite citv, hut compelled 011 account
i of his health to be in the mountains
most of the si-mmer months. He is ac
tive, energetic and by no means a loafer.
1HHE -NG : .STORE
Medford, Oregon
20 lbs
Pry (Granulated
Sugar for
SI
111 every $10.00 worth of Grocorioa pur
chased from us in tho'noxt thirty days
we will givo you 20 lbs of bost. Dry
Granulated Sugar for $1.00
We guarantee prices and
quality on everything
Yours Truly,
F. R. Deuel (& Co.
After viewing the rcdy, std inquiring
into the circumstances of the difcovery i Harry I.angcll is a son of Supervisor
of the tcdv, os related above, tho jury. t-angeu ana Das made nts owu way from
j'rw n i ir n - i . choice since he was yet in his teens. J.
composed of F. O Hurd, W . T. " orV, , H whee,e of F. Klamath, is an in-
f. XI. JjOUefl'm, riBFK ADiaitD, Xj. J.,
Porter end D. Brccke, returned a ver
dict attributing his drain to natural
concealed, otherwise he might havo
been tuvorcd with soveral very painful
interviews.
We havo not niontioned above J. D.
Fay, who was a ranger until this year,
and is now employed on Tub Mail.
Nobody ever saw him loafing to any
exlent around this shop and If he was
worthless bo couldn't bold his job.
These men are all enthusiastic sup
porters of regulations for the preserva
tion of game, and to accuse them of
open violation thorcof, is to say that
which is untrue. Wo would suggost,
as a friend, to Mr. Qulmby, that ha do
more prosecution of Southern Oregon
gamo law violators in the courts and
less through ttio newspapers.
It la an indisputable fact that for the
past three years tho valley has been al
most entirely free from smoke in sum
mer, showing a diminution of forest
fires, while before we choked from July
to October. Someone must hav-,- been
doing something to bring this ubout.
A Ten P. M. Cure.
an
; dustrious stock raiser and a farmer of
that section, nnd a man who called him
"worthless loafer" to his face would
causes, arm a sjgnen near, muure a u.e i j ,- vn ZUet o( Kosehurg, is n farmer
immediate route of his death. Just ; and a respected citizen of tbatcommun
how long he hod been dcod could not be ' ity. A. S. Ireland, of Olulla, Douglas
ascertained witfceut a pcM mortem ex- i County, is one of the prominent stock
... , . ... ; raisers of that section and no one has a
animation. J.o cne could positively , hetter repumtjon. s. c. Bartrum. of
assert that be had teen seen since Roseburg, is alto a farmer and fruit
Saturday evenirg, alibti-sh T. W. grower and inquiry in bis home city
Jobmon thirks that he saw him about wi''s,IJ,ow what b'!D f a m" holB- .
, , , . . . Of these men, but two, McCuIly and
6 o'clock Surday mcrnirg, when he . Kronke. are sinele: the balance suiiDort
drove Hirct'gn me tireei on nis way 10 , tne-ir families hy the product ol tln-ir)
Native Sons of Oregon.
Tho meeting of tho Grand Cabin cf
tho Native Sons of Oregon was hold In
Portland last week, ending Thursday
ovuiiltig. The meeting was well in
tended und considerable Important busi
ness was transaotod. The quostlnn ot
consolidating with tho Grand Cabin of
Native Daughters wns voted upon, ro-
sult'ug In the deter-tot tho proposition.
Grand First Vice I'rosldunt A. E.
Heiuncs, of Jacksonville, was oleotod
grand president for tho onsuing your,
the honor going to him without opposi
tion. Mr, Rcames lias been vory active
In the councils of tho order since Its
organization, and the honor conferred
upon him is a fitting recognition of his
past services. The other ufllcors elected
arc: I'ust grand president, Sol Blu
ilinuor, of Portland; grand 1st vice presi
dent, Choa.T. Uelchor, Portland; grand
2d vlco president, Alex Stveck, Port
land; grand secretary, P. II. Suylor,
Portland; grand treasurer, K. W. Ifoyt,
Portland; orator, C. W. Parrisu, Burns;
historian, E. H. Orako, SUverton. Dr.
J. M. Keen-j, of this city, was uleutuj
?::rfcH
.For 1 to llurvo-1 hviihoii you will probably numl ?fa
HAY FOR Tr. wOPE, PULLEYS, p
f s jt MAClilNK on. '-ti
And iitiiniiioti oilier m-Helim nut Mcecsimry to mention,
orylhlug In this lino can bu found ut my stora ,
Hv.
Corner 7th and H Sts
Meeker's Old Stand
H. Q. Nicholson
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If you want fine
Granite or jnartle Jonenlai Work
HICKS & WALKER
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Are the men who always innku prices right and as for.
stock and workmanship wull, wo know wo can II x
tuut right
Medford Broom Factory,
D. O. WALDEN & CO., Props.
(Sueeotwirs io O. L. Wnlden)
Tlic rupuutlim of I'm Mi'ilfnnl broom l wulrnpronit. Tllln rrpiimllnn woii
tiullt tip on lioht'Nl nrlnolplns Hiul U(khI kihi I", W , prtiposn to Mo oolimna Ilia IhihI
nss Hint lioi,n or llir (joiry'ft woo,! rrpulninot Hlmtl tto linmlrol. I'urulm.urn o(
our brooiot will Kitt ilio ituo quality of itixttlii hi Hie futtirn dn In Hit tout
TI10 toiilorv will ho oomliinloil ! Mm. I.. Williltin mill H. O U'nlilcu, wlto mill
son rospttotlvuly uf llitt luto O. I. WnlUctt,
All goods guaranteed
G. O, WALDBN 5t CO.
Among the Churches.
the brewery lo fecure bis ice for Sun
day delivery. 'While quite certain, he
could not Ewenr to the statement, and
the time of his death is entirely con
jectural. His regular Sunday morning
bath had been prepared, and from the
-condition of his body it Is thought that
lie had arisen at his regular time and
was in the act of disrobing for hiB bath
"-when he was stricken. A nephew of
the deceased, retiiiing at ?an Francisco,
yas notified at ccce by telegraph,
ud acting upon orders received
from him, the body wos token in
charge ly I. A. Webb, the undertaker,
and by him embalmed and prepared for
shipment to San Francisco for inter
ment, which was done Monday even
ing. As Btated above, Mr. Rosenthal
was one ot the first merchants to en
Rage In business In Medford, having
' come here when Medfoid was only a
. townsite, with a few scattering houses.
He was a member of the I. O. O. F.
lodge, of this city, under whose direc
tion his body was shipped to San Fran
cisco. Mr, Bosentbal was engaged
quite extensively in the mercantile
trade. In addition to his large cloth
ing establishment at tbiB place he
owned a general merchandise store at
Cold Hill, which has been under 'he
management of Oris Crawford, of that
place. He also owns the two Btory
briek building which he occupied. He
lisd not been enjoying good health for
a number of months, and at the time
f bis death was making preparations
to go to San Francisco lor treatment.
-Hie sudden demise Is a matter of uni
versal regret, and his familiar figure
ill be greatly missed by his old time
Iriends. and associates, all of whom
esteemed him very highly, Just what
disposition will be. made of his business
affairs is not known at this time, bnt
Mb relatives will probably take charge
of them. Mr. BoFenthal was thought
to be about seventy-five years ot age,
tut Mr. Scharff testified at the coro
Tier's inquest that he fold him Saturday
evening that his age was sixty-seven
years.
Call alCbos. Strang's drug store and
pet a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tnlilels. They are
n elegant, physic. Thc-y also Improve
Ihe appetite, Hrerglhen tho digestion
and regulate the liver "nd bowels. They
are easy to take and pleaeui.t in effect.
Stops Dip ('mig)i
ami Winks nil' the Cold.
1 sxoffve rrtire Cult ir r Tnblrti. care a cold
tnonedsy. Ko Cure, no I'ny, Price 26 cents
exertions, a thing which "loafers" are
not prone to do.
It is well, perhaps, that the name of
Mr. Quimby'B informant as to the
worthiest ms of these gentlemen wns
The list of marvelous cures which
Dr. Darrln has been making continues
to increase Here Is 0110 who was
cured at 10 o'clock Monday night.
To tho Kditor: I enmo in from my
work on tho Fish Lake ditch Monday
ty. Rill rtn ft tinimutnuil ,i ,H hnnrrl Bntna
ono speak ot Dr. Darrln and the great ,n9 onu ' llr!"iiiTustC1"'
cures he Is making. 1 was totally (leaf
in one ear and partially so In tho othor,
so I called on the doctor. In less than
20 minutes I was entirely cured ami I
can hear as well now us I ever did' in
my life. I want you to publish this and
end a marked copy to my father nt
Thayer, Kansas. IIo has been rt- ' '
years and I wont him o ,j.t 1
was cured, and 1 know I come
here and seeDr. Darrln. I can bo re
ferred to at Brownsboro.
It. E. KlNCiMAN.
PRUNES EVAPORATED
On a Peerless machine command the top prlaa on tho uinrkal
Maximum quality and quantity at minimum cot. Hltnplo, uhoap
and diirahlo. Machines to suit any sliwd ornlnird. liurni wood or
coal, Kvaporntes all kinds ol (rulu ami vtigtah!oii In large or siuiil'
quantities. No experiment, provmi in notuul titt to bo superior to
nil other methods. Catalogues, testimonials ami full Information of
B. CUNNINGHAM. Liberty. Orerfon
Malaria Cures Billiousneas.
Grorc'ii Tastclesi Chill Tonlo removes tbc cause
A Big SCos
FRANK E. GRISWOLD'S
IfflttHUlntf DliGLE TOPI'S CABIN COPIPBHT
Medford Friday, June 21
This company carries Forty People, a Car Load of .
Beautiful Special Scenery and mechanical effects
and one of the finest Bands and orchestras on the
road. This company has been organized at an
actual cost of $20,000 and should not be confound
ed with other so called companies playing this
piece ' '
ADMISSION, 25 c CHILDHEN, 15 c
MKTHOUIST CIIUIK.'ll.
Preaching nt 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.
Morning fuhject, ''Revelation;" oven
int;, "God Revciilliiir Himself to tho
Worthy." W. 13. Moouis, I
Tuntor. j
I'RKSHYTKHIAN CHUUCII.
Uaual services next Sunday morning j
ut 11 a. m. and evening nt 8 p. m. Yin- !
tors nnd Btrangora In tho city are ul-!
wuys welcome j
.'66feeS6;S-:66S;6S-:-:6&S-:6&S5te.
Louvo your onlor.s at tin:
I INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE
ForClliCKCN PEED, ROLLED BARLP.Y.
ff ROLLHD WHEAT. ETC.
A wholosnlo n ml retail business don'.. Feed ilo-
i i;,..,.,,.l -. nf tl.n .ill,
Card of Thanks.
We deal ro to. express our heartfelt
thanks to nil those kind friends and '
neigh horn whose services woro so frocly i
and willingly tendered us during the
last itinera nnd death of our beloved
wife, mother, and Bister. When biicIi
afllictiona come to you may such truo
friends be found to sympathize with and
assist you.
J. G. Ooiii.b and Family.
Is Ready for Business.
I have opened an office in D. T. Law
ton's brick block north of the Medford
bank, whoro 1 will engnro in real estate
insurance, notarial and nil the several
lines of business usually carried on by
such an agency. Having had consider
able experience in this lino of business
I feel I can give satisfaction to any and
all who may favor mo with their pat
ronage. R. T. Lawto.m,
For Sale.
Horse powor and pump oompleto.
One horse will pump 3000 gallons of
water in fifty minutes. Price $50.
Dr. L, Wiooin, Medford.
. For Sale
Choice West Side property, 1 acros;
six room house, newly painted and pa
pered ; barn ; chicken house ; good gar
den ; fruit trees and blackberries ; will
yield fifty dollars or more of fruit this
year ; excellent water. Will sell on easy
terms, Enquire at Tub Mail ofilco.
For Sale
Twenty acres of land; good house; half
mllo from town; well improved; title
perfect; price reasonable and terms
easy. Enquire at Mail, office.
ExecutriiTsNotice.
In tho County Court for tho County of Jaoknon,
Btnto of OroRon.
In tlio Mitt tor of tho KMuto of Jacob Kubll,
DofinriHnd,
NO'HOB in horoby rIvoo thnt tho undnr
fitftned tin 8 pomi nppointo'l by the county
court of Inokfon Cninily, nrion, hIUImk In
prob'itn, oxooutrix of tho CHtuto of Jucob Kubll,
All pnrKonn InrlPhf nil In nn hi putnto nio rn
rurK((jrl tfi Hctth' itin t-inno Immcillnlely, ntul
thorn: having clnliim tiKfdiiHr. mihl cut u to will
pr!Hftnt (linm totno, with tho proper voiidhcrH
iittiifhfrl, within nix monihH from tho (Into or
the llrnt Dubllcfitinn of thlu iiotico.
J;ilc(lJuiio2l, 11HH. .
Vbhbna Kiim.i,
Executrix of tho Bstato of Jacob Kublf, Do-coasod.
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Weeks Bros. I
TT J i 1j- 1
and Embalmers,
Wtit Seventh Street
MEDFORD. - - OREGON
Also carry iu stock
a full lino of
FURN ITURE
Store,
Office and
Bar Fixtures
Made to Order
West Side
GROCERY
For FANCY mul
STAI'LK GROCKR11W
FRUT5 of all Kinds
MILL FEED and
BALED HAY
flinlng Locations.
Frank (Jariion located a quartz olnlm In Appto
irate dtiitrlct M ny 111, 1!0I .
C It Itny loumed a wu'.or rlglit on Roruc rlvor
Juno 7, Ittil.
I' II Hartli lacntod a qtmrtx claim In Foots
ornnk dlntrlot My 10, ISXil.
Wm Itynn loontod n quartz claim la Foots
ortuU dlntrlct May 10, 1WI1.
Ollvor O Hnyil ot nl locutnrt n quartz olnlm In
Ulrdnoy ormik district May mil,
J Ij Vvllllts at al lonntml a quartz claim In
Slorllnii dl.irlnt April M, 10OI.
p J Sullivan loontod a quartz claim In Storllug
dlntrlot April IM, luul,
Qnestlon Answered.
Yes, August Flower still has the larg
est sule of any mcdioino in tho civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmoth
ers never thought ot using anything
else for indigestion or blliousnasH.
Doctors wore soaroe, and thoy seldom
lieurd of appondiultls, nervous prostra
tion or heart failure, ofo. They used
August Flower to nlean out tho system
and stop fermentation of undigested
food, regulate tho action of tho liver,
stimulate tho nervous nnd organic no
tion of tho system, and that is all they
took when fooling dull and had with
hcadaohes nnd othor nclios. You only
nood a fow doBos of Green's August
Flower, in liquid form, to mnWo you
satisfied tbore is nothing sorlons the
matter with you. Got Groen' Rrlzo
Al murine. Chun. Strang, druggist.
Poultry and Farm Produce
takon. in exchange for
goods
A. D. RAY,
Proprietor
County Treasurer' Thirteenth Notice
Orrios or Cobktv TiirtAstmnii I
or Jackhiin CI1UNTV, (IHIiridN f
jAOKSnNVll.l.lt, OHRUOK, JllllO lb, 1001,
Notlco la llorohy ulvon thai thnro nro funds In
tlio county truamiry for tho roilomptlon of all
oulAtamllnff cfMinty wnrrniilH nrottmlod from
Hopiombar I, IHU7, loOclotiorill, 1HB7, both dalns v
IiioIuhIvo. Inloroat on tlio sumo will ooano aflor
tlio abovo duto. .
MAX Mlll.T.KH,
s . County TrouRuror.
Malaria Mukos Impuro Blood.
arovosTustolOBsClilllTonioouros Malaria, 00c.
Real Estate Transfers.
A N llorlln ot uz to Cl)a Odgors, prop
arty In Medford I IM0
naran narporio n 11 nnymona, ioih it
and 3, sen 22, tp HU, a r 4 w
1' A Donnoy ot ux to Mzzle Hutlicrlnnd
ot al, 31 acros InDLO No 42, tp 80, a r
1 e
W H Doomor ot ux to Daisy A MnrHliall,
400
600 '
92ft.
MO
Thin wlffimturo Ib on cvory box of th: rj-ar nine
Laxative Dcomouininc Tr.biou
tbo roraody tbat cnr!M 11 :oll li no tiny
nronorlv InDi.C No XI. tn mt. h r I n. .
J H WrlHloy Mux to Am- llu WiUun, oxi
of hoWhcc 4, tp itft, h r 1 c,
R V Andor-nn ot ux to A If Hun noil, oM
Of 101 I, DIK t, MtflRUH HUDUIVIHIOII, HUU
21. tn .'17, nr2w(A nor on)
Alpha OBfloy imd htntmnd to N CooUo,
lotl, talk tU. Contra) Holnt
John WiiNtlo W W Whipple, nw)4 of boo
a.1, ip w, irio
AO KICK'S IflNULlBII HWMKDY WIM
mop a coiifth at ony ttmo, nnd will euro tho
wort cold In twolvo hourH, or inonoy rofunrtod
25 atfi. und 00 otH, Hold by UIhih. fltruiig, drug'
Hint.
MOKI TRA POHITIVtOI.Y C1UKW8 HKJIC
liundaclio, InrilffCfUlon und uonHtipntlon. A do-
I Wilful hot)) drink. Knmnvm nl) eruptions of
tho nltln, pruducInK a porfoot complexion, or
monoy rofundud, 2totH, and DO cm, Hold by .
OhUB-tuning, drujfilMt.