The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 21, 1901, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextIt is as We Expected When we inaugurated our clearance sale of . , Hen's and Boy's Clothing The superior quality of tho goods, combined with tho low prices is a TRA FFIC CREATOR In this department. " Boy's suits can be had for from $1 up and Men's :. .: ' suits in proportion. Remember When you see it in our add., it's so We Carry a Full Line o General Merchandise HUTCHISON 8 HUMSPEN PURELY ncncnMAl 1 K. K. Kubli was Id the chy Monday, Capt. Nash made Roscburg a bual ness call laat week. .John 01 well, of Central Poiut, was In town Tuesday. .'".' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dickison were in Irom Tablo Rock Tuesday. Mrs. J. Court Hall, of Gold Hill, via ited Medford friends Monday. H. M. Coss left for San Francisco Monday morning upon busiuess. Judge Chas. Prim was over from Jacksonville Monday upon business. D. T. Prttchard, the jeweler, was in Grants Pass last week. John Miller, of Brownaboro, was in the city Saturday upon business. Mrs. L. J. Sears returned Saturday night from a week's visit In Portland. Wm. Holmes, of Central Point, was among the Medford callers Saturday. Mrs. Alta Weston, of Grants Pass, came up Saturday to visit Medford friends. Merchant F. L. Cranfill returned this week from a trip to the Willamette valley. W. M. G. Kropke and O. Thornton, of Ashland, spent a day in Medford laat week. Jas. Owen?, one of the substantial farmers of Wellen, was In the city last Saturday. Misses Bettie and Sophia Mulier, of JoAkfinnville. visited Medford friends Friday. Miss Annie Sweezy, of Klamath County, left for an extended visit in Canada last Monday. Mr. and. Mrs. Johu Coleman, of Ash land, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Pierce, of this city, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jus. Stover, Mrs. Perry rnntt .ml Mr, IVoot nt Vtilt mora Medford visitors this week. Mrs. H. G. Nicholson left Tuesday morning for Coquille City for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Single. O- T, Nicholson came over from Ft. ' Klamath lust week. He will return to : morrow, accompanied by Mrs. Nlcbol - son. C. C. Chltwood, the druggist, came ' Trt .U O . 1 1 - Cnndau apdn. t on1 naa annontfft ft nnftttlnn ID G. nuu uw - - H. Haskins' drug store. Mr. and Mrs. fiaakins expect to leave for the east in a couple of weeks to . visit the Pan American exposition. County Clerk Newbury was in the oity Saturday and purchased a fine new buggy from Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Oo. Ralph Dean, W. Houston, W. Ingram and John Brown, all of Willow Springs preclnot, were in the oily Friday upon business. a Mrs. Straw, who has been vislliug her daughter in this otty for several weeks, left for her home at Yreka this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gore have re turned from attendance at the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church, at Philadelphia.. Mrs. J. F. White and Mrs. E. Reamos, of Klamath Falls, returned Saturday from attendance at the grand lodge O. E. S., at Portland. A. A. Davis, who has been stopping over In Del Norte County, California, looking after his mining property, re turned home last week. Mrs. Cora McKay left for Pelican bay lodge Wednesday morning, where ahe will remain during the summer, In the capacity of housekeeper. Judge H. L. Benson and family, of Klamath Falls, were passengers on Fri day evening's train for Portland, where they will reside for some time. Mrs. E. M. Lumsden, who has been sojourning at Los Angeles, Calif., for several months, returned to her home in this city last Friday evening. Mrs. M. S. Jennings and daughter, Miss Grace, left last ulght for Lakevlew, Washington, where they will visit for a few months, returning this fall. V. A. Dunlap, of Phoenix, visited Dr. Darrin Saturday for treatment for deafness but wa3 informed by the doctor he could not be relieved. I E. E. RedBeld, the crack marksman, of Merlin, came up on the Saturday morning train. He will compete In the J shooting tournament at Walla nalla next week. Mr.-. C W. Brobaek and daughter, Miss Ati. nf Uklab, Calif., who have been visiting Medford friends for sev eral days, returned to their home Tues day morning. H. W. Stevens returned Monday from Toledo, where be went to attend at tbe bedside of his aged father, who died at that place laat Thuraday. Mrs. Webber will remain there for several days yet. Miss Lillian Rbinehart went to Ash land Monday evening, where she will visit friends for a week, after which she will go to San Francisco to join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rhlnebart. SPRING and SUMMERi9oi A GLIDE TO BARGAINS W. H. Meeker Co. If r aek for your trade this season, feeling that our I J r ' dealings cannot fail to be mutually profitable and ' satisfactory. We aim to select and sell only suoh . ' goods as will fill the expectation of the buyer. You will find us slocked with goods that will meet your demands for both service and pricev . Among our bargains we men- , tion; . ''''': i ; .: v . ",. '.' Men's $io suits ; for I Men's $ia suits for ; $6.50 ' tJ li J $8.00 j -j: " Mens' $2.50 and $3.00 Hats for $a.oo We have a fine line of shoes from $1.50 per - : pair and up. Our stock in this uni complete- Men's Trousers from 75c to $5.00 In Dress Goods We have a splendid assortment of the very latest patterns '.: - W. H. MEEKER & CO. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. MoUougal, of Wil low springs precinct, were Medford vis itors last week. Hon. Chauncey Nye, of Prospect, was in Medford Tuesday upon busluoss and visiting his brother, N. B. Nye. D. Blgler and family, of Kallspel, Mont., arrived In Medford this weok with a view to locating. They tiro old acquaintances of N. B. Nye and Mor ohant H. B. Nye. W. J. 01 well, manager of the Big Bend Milling Company's mill at Daven port, Wash., is visiting Jackson County friends this week. Mr, Olwull is no compauled by his family. Mrs. L. E. Land and family loft Mon day for Willow Ranch, Calif., whore ihey will reside. Her brother, Mr. Creed, will attend to the harvesting of her crop, on the Granville Nay lor farm, west of Medford. Fred Bailey was In from Asbestos this week. . He reports the orops look ing One over his way had plenty of rain; Mr. Bailey will move to Medford this fall and again engage in the stock buying business. W. C. Crandail, instructor in science and mathematics In the high school at Ogdeo, Utah, arrived in Medford last Friday, lie is tbe son of Rev. and Mrs. Crandail, and will spend the greater part of his vacation with them. Attorney A. S. Hammond returned this week from a visit with Mrs. Ham mond at Altrura, Calif. He also visited San Francisco. "Mrs. Hammond, whose health Is Improving rapidly, will remain at Altrura for a few weeks yet. Griswold's Uncle Tom's Cabin Corn pang will show In this city today (Fri day.) It carrjes a fine band, and a car load of scenery tor a special spectecular presentation of this well known drama. The production of the drama will be under a large tent or water proof pa villion. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kurtz went to Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kurtz, wboao health has been very poorly fur several weeks, will enter one of tbe hospitals at that place for medical treatmeot, and her many friends in this city will hope for her speedy reit eration to health. A largo vacant tenement house was burned at Roaeburg Salurduy night. It was plainly of incendiary origin, as the lire hose bad been cut In several places while on the hose cart. Much indignation among the citizens of Roseburg was manifest, and threats of lynching the guilty parly, if caught were heard. Mr, and Mrs. John Wright, of Central Point, will leave next week for a three months' visit with relatives and old time friends at Frankford, Kansas These people have been residents of the valley since '74 and none there are who have better earned this vacation than tbey. Tbey will be accompanied by Mrs. Stevens, of Woodville, a sister cf Mrs. Wright. . '; A. V. MoCrary, of Jacksonville, called at The Mail office on Monday of this week and r quested us to add his eo dorsement to the long list of flattering testimonials which Dr. Darrin has been receiving from all portions of . the county. He was cured of almost total deafness four years ago, and the cure Is permanent, hence his enthusiastic praise of tbe doctor. ," . , . ' Mrs. E. J. Roberts and . daughter, Mrs. Lulu Perry, ' residing six miles northeast of Central Point, were' in Medford Saturday to visit Mr. Darrin. They are both enthusiastic over the beneficial treatment received from. Dr. Darrin, Mrs. Perry Is oured" of -Inflamed eyes, and her general health Is so much improved her friends hardly know her Bince her recovery. Mrs. Roberts is rapidly recovering from rheumatism and numbness of her limb, and was cured of a long standing cose of total deafness of one ear, The doc tor is certainly making remarkable cures and is entitled to the large pat ronage be receives. His rooms are crowded night and day. Haying which has been greatly re tarded owing to the continued cool weather, Is now in full blast. ADDITIONAL LOCAL "A Inivinesa change of some Import unco took place In Grants Puss this week when llio Culliouu Grocery Co. 'a slock and business wns sold to Bunurofl A Co., who took posaoaslon Tuesday morning, The ludivldual numosottho mon comprising the company nru J. H. ttaiiorolt, who dime to this stnto from Illluols about tbrco months go and ling Inoo that tlmo boeu at Modford, E. H. Allen and 0. W, Uaro, both of Lobauon, All tiroo of thoso gantletnon have famllios, Mr. Alton's having not yet arrived," Grants Pass Obsorvor. Did you know U? When you waut a uue pneto can on woo, w. Muokey ne can uiuko em u, is.. Robt. Kahlcr, a brother of Attorney C. VV, Kahlor, of Jacksonville, was found dead at his home, near Sumptor, Inst Monday. No particulars regarding his death are obtainable nt this time, Mr. Kahler was for maay years a real dent of Jacksonville, whoro nt ouo tlmo ho was engaged to tho dray business. Ho was In the employ of a Sumpter mining company at tho tlmo at his death. Don't ovorlook tho Chancellor and the Goo. W. Childs oigurs. For sulo by Karnes & Rltter, M. Purdln is erecting a 30x3d foot blacksmith shop noar hit roaidenoo, on North B street, opposite tho Mitchell, Lewis & Stuvor Co. 'a Implement house. Ho expects to have It completed and be at work therein by July 1st. Mr. Pur- din's many Medford frlonds w.ll bo plvnsod to lunrn of this positlvo indica tion that ho is henceforth a permanent resident of our city. If you want llnio, flour, hny or fcod : of any kind, try the new feed store of' Cheaamoro A Myers, near tho bridge. I Asa Fordyco returned last week j from the Ft. Klumath country; While' ovor thoro he Invested quite extensively j In stock ranch land, having purchased 260 acres from Ed. Robinson, for f 12.60 ' por acre, and 175 adjoining acres from C. T. Nlcbolaon, for tho sumo prion per aore. He will make a stock ranoh of the land and Is right now buying stock to put on It. tj..r-n. hn-?vand harness for (06. Addreoo 1W Offloe bo 130, Medford. Tickets will be on salo July 3rd and 4th, good for return up to July Oth, In clusive, between all points on Oregon lines, at one fare for the round trip. Don't fall to take advantage of this op portunity to visit your friends. Grand oolobratlons will be hold at different points on our lines. C. H. Markham, General Passengor Agent. A full line of plpos and tobaoco at Karnes ic Rillor's. The Southern Oregon Oil Company has eelooted the alto upon which they will bore for oil, It being in section 28, township 8!) south, ran go 1 oast. Tim ber fur ill-- ureetton of the derrick Is being buttled to the premises. stoves and hammocks at The 1 DOUBLE FRIT GROCERY Warner (Q Wortmnn. Props. Wo have tho largost and boat slock of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware In Southorn Orogon, and it will pay you lo invesii .gato before going elsowhoro. We buy farm produce and pay the highest market price Wo have an oxtra heavy stock in some linos, ow ing to the reoont purchase of tho G. L. Davis stock, so that we are onablod to offor thoso linos to merchants in tho country as cheaply us they can be purchased in tho oily. Thoso goods aro Fresh, Pur and First Class Call on us and bo convinced. Romombcp tho place WARNER & WORTMAN, at Davis' old Stand Camp Gurnen s. -Thos. H. B. Taylor writes from Ash land to the effect that himaull and Mrs. (who Thos. If. B. claims to be the beat horso of tne two) aro nicely situated and doing well. Tho beat is none too good for those peoplo and they'd g et it f Tiiii Mail had the distribution of the good thinea going. Central Market T. E. Pottcnger, Prop, Fresh and Salt Meats In Hotel Nash Ulock Free Delivery In City Phone Main 13 MEDFORD, ORE Why not spend tho vacation at Yaquina Bay, where can ho had excel lent fare, good flahlng, good boating, safe bathing, alluring rides and rambloaf Tho courses and exercises at tbo Sum mer school, of 1001, at Now port, will afford groat variety of Instructions, di version and ontertalnnient. No othor resort offers equal attraotlons and ad vantsgos. H. O. NlahoUoo tas a One line of flablng tackle and sporting goods. 3. H. Ward has traded bis two and one-balf aoro orohnrd tract In West Medford to Win. Iiumttn for 140 acres of agricultural and timber land, on Itogue river, threo rullo this sldo of Grants Puss. Try Kurtz's hiind-mnilo atgurs. "Tho Obiorvor mn wi pleased to meet an old friend In Ituv. W. II. MiKro this week, who has boon In tho city from Medford, intending tho Mill tutorial Association. "Crnnta I'uasCb aerver. ' All kinds of pipes at Kurtz's. 1. A. Fllzirnruld has been a iolnted postmaster at Snms Valloy, vice W. K Slncy, resigned. A New Cure For Diseases of Men. Scientific investlcatlon, supplement ed by experienco, has shown that uri nary diseases are moro prevalent and destructive to llfo, health and happi ness than any other ulius known to tho medleul fraternity. Tbey are not con fined to tho low and degraded portions ol humanity, as many suppose, but are to be found among the pure in neurt, tbe Innocent, tbe truly pious ami 1110 wealthy. ' Many 01 litem are irnnsmiitcu iruiu nurents to children, from nenoration to gonerntlom ThonaundB of people suffor untom agonies irom inoir ravaging ei- leota. and meet an eariy ana untimely death, often lgnornnt of the ciuiuo. Though trajsmitled Innocontly, tbe cf- lecis 01 tneso uibciibcb are not iuhb ter rible It is a sad truth that the Inno cent are olten greater sufferers than tho guilty. Of all the organs of tho body few aro moro Important or worthy of attention than thoae erteaaci in the urinary func tions. In perfect health that great blessing which so few enjoy ono will scarcely direct a moment's thought to thoso Important organs, and at the first symptoms good advice, such as may bo easily obtained, should be immediately sol lotted. Amonff the chief and most common of dlueases Is Seminar Weakness and Nkuvous Debility, or loss 01 nerve power, due to masturbation and venial excesses. Thousands of young and mid dle aged men suffer with nervous dis eases and may be Ignorant of tbe causes, when a little timely advice would make life's pathway full of cbeer and happi ness. When the first symptoms of sem inal weakness manifest themselves the sufferer is noticed to become dull and morose md is troubled with indiges tion, though the appotlto may remain good. But the Btrengtb vanishes and the patient grows thin. He becomes indolent ni,d debilitated, and loss of memory and all vigor of tho sexual or gans may follow. In tlmo ho may fall I nto a coin nle te state of Im notencv total loss of sexual power. Among its terrible cfl'ccts may be mentioned weakness of the memory, confusion of ideas, nervous despondency and general weakness. It needs no mirror; It re II eo Is itself. The pale face, tho sunken eye, the down cast countenance, tho stooping nged form all serve to announce the victim's troubles. It seldom kills of itaolf, but it npcM the gates to other diseases, suoh us consumption mid diseuxas of the heart. The unfortunate sufferer cannot Hloep In that intermediate stale, be tween Ufa and ili'Mi.h. Intended fur the recuperation of tho mind and body, he- can know no rest, lor his ilremns nro dark and foreboding, mid tho constant drum upon bis eytl m robs It of its vital fluid. ThlBunilction may be tho consequence of solf-nbiiso or the result of excoHses In mnluro years. As "man la but a bund lo of habits," how rfinontlnl thai he should start right In Ufa; that his mind should be full of sublime thoughts and pure conceptions. All of you who suffor from this dineueo should loao nn lime hi consulting Dr. Darrin, for the time may como when you will bo bo yond tho aid of all medical skill. No matter what you have taken, or who has fulled to euro you, call and boo tho doctor, ne be can normanontly. safely nnd privatoly euro in one-balf tne tlmo ana at one-nan tne oxnenso required by others. Consultation is free, and cures guaranteed by an on tlrelv new method. Dr. Darrin makes a spealalty of all diseases of the eye, ear. note, throat, catarrh, deafness, bronohltla, la grlppo, consumption, dyspepsia, constipation, bean, uver ana; money trouoiei. . He permanently cures all diseases of the genito urlnary organs, In cither sex. All peculiar fomnle troubles aro confidentially treated, as well a all acute, ohronlo, private and nervous diseases of whatever natnre, if curable. No cases taken if not, , . Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at his office in Medford, at Hotel Nash, until July 28. Office hours, 10 a. m. to B p. ra. ; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays 11 a. ra. to 3 p. m. Most oaecs oan be treated at home after one visit to the doctor's office. Inquirios answered ; otroulars and question blnnks sent freo, ' All business rotations with Dr. Darrin are ptrlctly confidential. Batteries and holts furnished, eyes tested freo and glnascs fitted at half price, Dr. Darrin will devote July lat and 2d to spcolul work and on tliean dnvs will oporato on cross oyos, varicocele, hydrocolo, tumors, strictures and olr cumclalon. Persons doalrlng thoae operations performed must arrnngo with the dootor ono week in advanco of theBO dates. Kugane Orr wn unfortunate Mon day Ic falling a distance of twenty feet wullo engaged In making repairs on a hay fork track, out at tho Works Oir orchard . Ho struck on his feet but the fall was 10 great that hit limb and t! bottom of his foot wore quite seriously Injured. Fortanatoly nono of the tim bers which cane down whon ha did slruok him else tho Injury would hnvo buon moro torious. Mrs, R. K, Gore and Miss Allecn Webber will give a pupils' recital at the Mfisnnlu hall on Monday evening, July 1st at eight o'clock. A Mail roportor was laat wrek howii a gold brick weighing forty nuncoa, a product uf u quartz mine in Hie Willow hprings district. Tliu initio It wnud by G. L. Puvls, J, II. Dent and I',, Kibbler, and is proving Itself a good prixlucur. N. S. nennut, of Kdnn precinct, left sevurnl simples of his excellent varieties of uherrU-s nt this olllco Tues day, for whiuh our best thanks nro hero uWun hi in Mr. Dimmit bus nhout forty hearing truoi and Is now Bulling tho the fruit from them to consumers In this city. Tho Sunday closing comprint, re cently entered Into by tho Medford business men went into full forco and effuot Inst Sunday. Tho streets wore rrnalloiilly desurtod, and ovorylhlng worked in full accord with 1I10 desires of tho Instigators of tin) inovomaiit. We are informed that "Boraokhlng will bo doing" in regard to the High Lino ditch, above Cold Hill, during tbo summer. Tho uomnany held u meeting nt Gold Hill recently and clouted officers for the ensuing year. The commencement cxorolscs of tho unlvursity of Oregon Is being hold ut Eugono this week. Two Medford girls, Misses Besslo Hammond und Adolo flukel, are members of the graduating class, ' , The Jackson County Sunday Sohool Association will hold a rally and plonio In tho grove at Phoonlx noxt Wednes day, June 20th, beginning at 10 a. m. Let ovory person interested in Sunday schools be on band, The trial of J O. Corum lor unlaw fully selling fish, wbioh was set for June 15th, was postponed until next week. owing to tho inability of Protoouilng A ttorney Roamoa to be preiont on the day set. ' v. ' K. I. Dickinson, the jewtlar, who re cently arrived In Medford with his family, from Nebraska, has moved t -Klamatlion, where he has good busi ness awaiting him. :' ; r y v , ( Postmaster Merrlman has recently put a new Bale Into the Medford post office built especially for the accommo dation of poBtofllco huslnsftB.' It's n big ono and a good one. 8. R. Raoro, proprietor of the Windsor Lodging House, has dooldod to run a table In connbetlon thorowlth, and this woi k commenord aorving bis roomors with meals, Married At the roBldonoo of tho brldo's parents in Ashland, Wcdnoedny, June 10th, Elmer Putrlok .and Mies Ethol Wulrad, both of Ashland.