The Medford mail., June 28, 1901, Page 1, Image 1

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PRO SESSIONAL OAKDB.
J)U. II. N. HUTLICR,
OHTHOI'A'IIIJOT'
Kiioiik it mill Opera lluiiito lilni'k, over
Hlriuig a Drug atoru. i';iiaiiiiiiuiiiiiN iri-o
Miulord, Oregon
I, L. AUNOU),
DKNTIHT.
rlnIo eitrnotlou ol teeth, omen over
Van Dyko's aiaro. Modfurd, Uirgon,
Qt T. JONES,
COUNTY HUHVKVOR,
' Any or ll ktnde nl Hurroylng promptly done.
too uoumy ourvejur ubu give iuu iu
lot tt ark.
Modluid, Oregon
gNKLL & HARTSON,
ATTOllNISYS AT LAW.
Will practice In all eourta of the atala
llaullB llulldlug, Medford Oregon,
2JAMM0ND & NARRKGAN
ATTOlUHtYB AT LAW
OBm l wwart lk.
Medford, Or.
jj5,KIRCHOE8SNER,
rUYBICIAM AND BUUOKON,
i Central Point, Oregon.
' Medford oltiea-Llnller llqlldlng, Wedneaday
' ud M.iunLy, ;0lo 11 a. ., OB noil alter
. April 10,
J, 8. HOWARD,
. 0CKVKYOK AND CIVIL BNOINKKR,
0. a. Deputy Mlntral Hurroyor lor the SUM
olOrecoa. f oaloffloa addreaa:
Medford, Oregon.
E, B. PICKEL,
rilVBlCIAN IAND SIJKVAUM,
Offlet hour II to It a. m. an J 1 :90 to I p. no.
X -Ray Lebornlory-Kiamlnatloni yi.60 to $.
, oatoi Baektn Block., MMrord, Or
. I, VAwran. Free. ' II. 1. Auxins, V Tree
0. It. LINDLBY, Caatilor.
Jackson County Bah
...CAPITAL, Sso.ooo.
MEDFORD,
ORKGON
Loan money on appnwmt BceuYlty. receive do
ikmIu mitijoot tu check anil Irnmnol a iimiore
bunking b'jlnu. Your tiualnnaa nollcliwj....
Oorreapoiideiiiai-Ladd Hush. Hitlem. Anglo
Cnlliurnln Mank, Kan Kruno Uco. Laild
Tllton. Portland. Corliln Hanking Co., N. Y,
1. II. Btbwaiit, . U, K. AKKkiir,
rrotldonl. Vice 1'tciUcnl,
J, K. Khyaiit, Cannier,
The Hedford Bank
Miorono. ontnor
Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
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V. K.'l'ownc. Iloraoo I'ullon
CITATION.
In tho County Court ot tlio Htato ol Orouon for
tho County olJiiokanii, ,.,,,.
In tho Unilcr ot tlio KHluto ol Jacob M. Blmulo,
Srilor to hIiow cnno why onior o( Hulo ol roul
Y'V",Af!TYrV.TR8.uncounT by
J tho putltlon IUI ilny proKpniml ninl Sloil by
W. T. York, lliu liilmlnhtriiKir of tho cbuuo ol
Jacob M. BIiihIIo, dnevaeeil, prnyliiir lor nil
onliir of dale ol null online, that It BomiBnry
to noil nil of tno ronl cntiito toiinylhelmliitiluil.
none nualnHt mild cmnto und tlio costs nuu ox-
poiiHoeoi niiminipiiriiiioii,
It In thoroforo orrttnul by tho anld Court, tlinl
nil piiritOIIH iniCrONlUII 111 INK iib.w.u w. oi.... ..y
OORHOU niMUinr iiuiotii nun. kwu-i.j . -i
untny, tho Wilt iluyof Juno, A. u. IWt, nt ono
o'oloolc In tho niuirnoon ol eitlil ilny, nl tlio
court room of mild County Court nt Iho Town
of Jaolcaonvlllo In thu County nl Jnol(non, to
8hOW dlUMe wily an onior nuuuit. uu 5- "';-"
to tlio enld nrtmliilntrntor 10 noil ho much ol tho
horoinnliur uenunuc rum uoi... ...v .... -coniiod
nlinll bf nccoHjiiry, to-wlti ,
., Tho Wjof NWUnml Wli olNKW of cotton
a, T. 07, . K. I Mimi 01 .Tiiiiiuiun." ...... .... ...
conlalnlnir 100.SO acrca of land, ol ho prooublo
. Ar no ' .
That tho holri nt law of snld doootumd nroaa
followB! Btta Hhndlo, rreldlnp nt Dnnvlllo,
Monturo County, l'onn.i Alloo H, Wnaaon. ro
ildliiB at Biixtou.'tlodfori County, rutin, i Lm
, llennott, roaldlng ut Tyrone lltalr County,
Bhudlo, ronldtnft at I.oraont, Cjjntro County,
- Ponn,, all Bletora ot auld doeoRmd.
And Ilia fnrthor ordorod tliot a oopy pfttitB
. order be aorvod upon nil the ahovo namod holrs
and upon all unliiiown liolrs by puhllontlon In
TUB MmiiPOitD Mail, a weekly notvBpuner pub
Halted weokly at tlio City of Modforil, JncfiBon
Oounty" OreSon, ne by law roaulreii In uoh
Dated Ma, 24, W. ; 0nAtI,1(B rnm;
. . County Judge
Stats or ORMOW, '. 1 b.
aal'd county, ocrtff'y that tho foroitoliiK oonatl.
"Sb o fifll, truo and oorroot copy anil tlio
wnoio incruoi ui mi v" vjr
Court In tho mnttor ol tlio catnto ol Jaoob M.
Biinuie. (lorL'HNuii. . , ,
WltnoKB my hand and the ncnl of tho County
VOL 'MI.
Doit'lKlll Yourself Before
i t r - r
By burning wood In your cook stove during
Summer; but save Health, Strength and
Honey by getting one of our Automate Oil
Stoves, five minutes will prepare them
for cooking anything
J. BEEK & CO.
Dry Summer Weather la Doalk on Wbeola
THE SNOWY BUTTE SHOPS,
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Will ovorlintil tlie old hack, unci ronow lt naolulneea with a now get o(
wlioulB lor n vnrv roneuiiablu lluuro. Full oouintnont. only bout wood
BUick uecil. Klretvlnta wlipolwriuht.
cutU'rn. All work warranted. Tltut
FractloiiB liorros euloly dIickI. HIIdu mud wlion necorsnry. Compo
lout ninulilnlet lo doctor ngrlcullnral mnclilnory j
Veterinary In Shop
Aoewere quick Calle
1 First-class RUls
Fast Horses
UNION LIVERY
McCOWN 4 JENNIN0S, Prop.
Cii Seventh and B Slf. Hedford.Ore.
Specie I Attention to Commercial Hen
I. A. WEBB, Dealer in
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
The trget end Boat Boleotod etook ot furniture, carpet,
wall pnpor, window ehadcaaDd houao-furnUlilog; goods to be . ,
, found anywhere in Southern Oregon.
Undertaking tiooda kept on hand. Picture framing and upholstering.
Seventh Street, Medford, Oregon
Hi
New Lumber Yard
IV
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Rough and Dressed Lumber
.. Fir
Rustic and Flooring
'rhrru Venr.i Old.
Medford, Oregon
Thoroughly fcnaonetl.
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If You Build
Or think of building. this spring; wo can
furnish you with '
1 Doors. Sash, Rgduldings,
. Rustic ani all Mill Products
i Manufactured right at homo at the "
N. B. BRADBURY PLANING MILL
. Medford, Oregon K
JBGKSOHVILLE HIBBBLE WORKS
J. O. WHIPP, - Protr.
Does General Contracting in ail
GRANITE AND
.Taoksonvillo.
MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUtfE.28,
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Your Time
Hub borlnK mnclilofe und nxlo
tolle tha title.
J. II. MESSNER, Foreman
Careful Drlren
STABLES
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O. E. GORSLINE & SONS
WANUPACTUItUnB OP AND DEALKItS IN
and Pine Shingles
Yard Pnuth ol
Wbltmnu's
WurohouBe
THE MORTAR
DRUG STO$E,
H. II.11ASKINS. Prop
H AHVTMINO l THI UN Of
DriigB, riitoui Mc.llriiieB, Bnoka, Htatlouery,
PAINTS anil OILS
Clunii1. Tol'iKt-o. Tolli't AitloloB, lilc
Prescrlpllons Carclully Comp6nndcd
7th St. , Medford. Oregon
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Flooring,
Lines.
MARBLE WORK.
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
A LITTLE OF
- There ia a patch of ground in
Colorado, six miles bv three, which
yields $20,000,000 worth of gold a
year and will not bo worked out for
a century.
Golden nnd diamond weddings
wore celebrated by (S14 couples in
Prussia last year, and the state
contributed medals to each hus
band and wife. 1
Mr. Morrill, ex-governor of Kan
sas, is preparing in Kansas an orch
ard that will be the largest in the
world. He is planting 64,000 apple
trees in tho orchard, which is 880
aores in extent. 3
The soil in Dawn. Mo., seems to
be prolific of surprises. A farmer
there, who recently struck ahatnrul
gas well while boring for water, has
bow round a three-foot vein of coal
fifty feet away.
The Sicilian woman is eenerallv
illiterate and is pioud of being so.
in native parlance such a one "sees
with two eyes only." Those who
can read are said to see with four
eyes.
The department of agriculture at
Washington em doys about 2500
clerks. Conservative estimates Dlace
the mineral output for this year at j
fully 11 ,000,000,000, yet there is no
division in the federal machinery
of the government to look after the
mining industry. , , ...
. An Arkansas planter is making
arrangements to start a kangaroo
ranch.. The hides aie valuable-and
the tendons much more so; . -The
latter(can be split extremely fine,
ard are the , bent thing known to
surgeons for sewing up wounds, and
especially for holding broken bones
together. .
A quarter of a century ago the
whole of the mercantile marine of
Japan could have been described
oil a small sheet of note paper; but
now it requires a considerable vol
ume, as it totals 491 steamers of
484,853 tons, and 1,031 sailing ships
of 140,083 tons in all 680,942 tons,
and it is now tenth on the world's
list of ship-owning nations.
Tho recent p.inio in Wall street
was relieved by ono delightful in
cident. A countryman who. heard,
of the excitement and had evidently
roitd of tho scene?, wanted to see
I he stock exchange. Some one di
rected him lo ' the old building,
which is in process of demolition.
"Plumb wrecked I Clean destroy
ed! Well,' well, that beats me."
was his comment.
In Hawaii enormous quantities
of ducks are raised by the Chinese
upon the edges of theocean. Twice
a day, within restricted areas, they
are permitted to eat the young fish
which swim in the inclosed coves.
Fish are reported to be growing
scarcer every year, and by some
this diminution is attributed to the
wholesale destruction of the youug
fry by the Chinese.
The private letter books of Robert
Morris, the finanoier of the revolu
tion, whioh were lost for several
generations, were brought to light
in Washington recently, and have
been deposited in the congressional
library.' ' Another acquisition by the
library is the original , manuscript
setting forth -the various deorees by
whioh the titles, were oonferred on
Columbus by the pope for the dis
covery of Amerioa. ',. v v
There was a unique mixing of re
ligions at a meeting last week in
Now York. It was a meeting of
the Baron and Baroness Hirsoh as
sooiation and wan held in the Bap
tist Church, of whioh Rev. Dr. Mo-
Arthur is pastor. The baron and
baroness were Jews. Wu Ting Fang,.
Chinese minister to this country,
1901,
NO. 26.
Dr. Hober Newton, the distinguished
Episcopalian divine, also delivered
un address. " '
Now that the use of boiled drink
ing wator has become common, it
is interesting to bo reminded that a
similar method of guarding against
diseaees was practiced in ancient
times. Herodotus tells how Cyrus
had his drinking water boiled and
carried in silver vessels, and Pliny
the elder relatea tbat Nero had
water boiled and afterward cooled
fjr drinking by placing it in glass
flasks surrounded with snow.
Morocco has taken a first step
toward civilization. The ' Sultan
has ordered a set of Highland bag
pipes from a Glasgow firm. They
are probably the most costly 'ever
made in Scotland, as (he moan'.ings
are in eighteen carat gold and the
price is (1000. One of the chief of
ficers ' at the - Saltan's court is a
Maclean a nephew of the High
land ohief of Lochbine in Mull, who
insists on spelling his name Mac-
Laine. 1
A missionary returning to Basle
from Pategonia brought with him a
collection of ancient Fategonian
skulls. The custom house officers
at Les Verres opened the chest, : in
spected the contents, and ' informed
the owner ' that : the consignment
must be classed as animal bones,
and taxed at so "much a 'pound.
The missionary was indignant and
eventually-the ' officials agreed to
reconsider the question. : When the
way bill ' had been revised it ap
peared in the following form:
"Chest of native skulls.' Personal
effects already worn." "
' The potato is probably dispersed
more widely among the ' people of
the earth than any other American
product with the single exception
of tobacco. Indian corn, now grown
to be our greatest agricultural staple
and one of the best life-sustainers
known', is little used by the world
at large. But tobacco, with no life
eustaioing , qualities . whatever,' is
known in every land and clime.
Its widespread and enormous con
sumption is one of -the wonderB of
the world, for no drug, food or other
substance ever came into such gen
eral use in so short a space of time.
The rearing of - ostriches in the
valley of the Nile is likely to . be
come an importaut iuduslry in the
near future. An experimental farm
established under French auspices,
in the vicinity of Heliopolis, has
successfully demonstrated the suit
ability of tlio climate of the Delta
for this purpose, and during the
present season the number of bird
of all ages has reached the respect
able total of 1,400. The runs are
established by uieanB of cheap rab
ble, and are planned out concentric
ally round a central watch tower,
whioh permits of a survey of the
whole farm being'made at a glance.
One day several yoars ago John
Steel, a spendthrift, waB in Phila
delphia. A rain setting in, he ap
proached a hack in front ot a fash
ionable store and essayed to engage
it to carry him to the hotel. The
driver said it was impossible as he
had a party in the etore. , Steel
tossed him a $500 bill, and the
bitckman said he would risk is.
When he arrived at his destination
Steele Baid, "See here, oabby, you
are a likely fellow. ' How would
you like to own that rig?". The
drivor thought he was joking; but
Steele handed him $2000. A half
hour - later he 'teturned . with ' the
statement' that he nad purchased
the rig. Steele then gave him $1000
more to buy a stable, and the man
today is the richest hack owner in
Philadelphia. :
A Wisconsin fisherman put his
hook down in the muddy waters of
the Mississippi, hear Lansing,. Ia.,
recently, and : floated in his boat
with the ourrent until he reached'
Prairie- du Chien. Somewhere be
tween those two points he caught
1b both an art and a science. An
art In the boauly and aymmetrv
of the fliilHhed work and a aol
once in the exaotneeeof the de
tail! which no to make up the
ItnlBhed whole. To do artlttlc
printing require good material,
jew typo facofl nnd careful, skill
ful workmaiinhlp. TllK Maib
Job Printing department turna
out thlB clnHB of work no other.
if you are In need of any kind of
printing, from a calling card to
a poster, (lire un a call and you
will got a Job that la noat, taaly,
l)Ho-Date
was hidden the largest and most
perfect pearl ever found in those
waters. This pearl is now locket!
in a vault at H. Deakin's art roomc
in tbeFine Arte Building in Chi
cago. Mr. Deakin was offered $40,.
000 for it. He refused lo sell i
because he tbinks.the pearl is wortk
$50,000. It was bought from th
fisherman by a Prairie du -Chiea.
man for $17,000. The connoisseurs
who have seen the pearl since Mc
Deakin bought it pronounce it the
most wonderful ever found in Amer
ica. They, say also tbat it ia
equalled by few in any other ' part
of the world. It weighs 103 grains
and is pear-shaped, measuring mora
than three-quarters of an . inch in
length-and five-eighths of an inck
in diameter. It is a perfect pink,
and so lustrous that one can sea
the reflection of his" face in it. ' '
A valuable cup was won' in a bi
cycle race in Australia by a mam
who was dead when he passed, tha
winning post. The race took plaoa
at an "electric light carnival' aa
called, in the presence of 10,009 '
spectators. Ia the last lap James
Somerville, a rider, forged to 'the
front and secured such a lead that
his victory was assured. " Wheat
within twenty-five yards of the fin
ish he was seen, to relax bis hoht
on. the handle bars and lose his
footing on the pedals; He did! not
fall from the machine, however, ani
amid frantic cheers dashed by 'tha
goal,' winning- the race by half
wheel, i As he passed the finishing; .
post be pitched forward 'and feH.ta
the ground. When he was picket
up he was found to be de'adj and.
what is more, the doctors declare
tbat death had come to him wheat
he was seen to lose his hold on : the -
handle bare. It was a dead body
that had-ridden the last 25 yards
of the race. - . , r ...
A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cared.
"At one time T suflored from B severe)
sprain of the ankle," says Geo. E. Gary,
editor of the Guide, Washington, Va.
"Alter using; several well recommende
medicines without success. I . tried.
Chamberlain's Puin Balm, and am
pleased to Ear that relief came as Boom
as I began Its use and a complete cur
speedily followed." Sold by Chas.
Strang, aruggisi. ,
The Los Angeles comity exhibit alt
tho Pan-Americuu exposition at Buffalo
attracts iuany visitors. This exhibit
consists of citrns and other fruits sup
plied by the Sontheru California l"rait
Exchange, while the olivo oils, canned
goods, etc. , tire supplied by tho Board of
Manufacture.- . Tho exhibits . aro , in
stalled back of a facade made expressly
to represent the old Caltloruin adobe
mission construction. Archways are
lilted with -oranges and supported, on.
pillars oruameutod with lau palms,
s.oius and California b:imboD. Mounted
on one of these arohes is au olopb.au
made entirely of English walnuts.
Ton-enci Hauimu, tho oporator at Ilia
Big Mountain siitnnl cabin near Shani-
okin, Pa., was dragged by two stran
gers, but Ilauuan, although nearly over
come by the drug, tlnuv.' Imusolf upon
ono of tho ineu whom he saw working
tho switch for tlio purposo of wrcckinfC
the express tram, about duo. Tho .ex
press passed in safety. Haimaii thou
set tho danger signal for all trains and
collapsed. He was afterward found,,
nearly dead, by trainmen, but recovered
under treatniout by a physioian. Tha
robbers escaped. ,. ;ri -s v
Better for the Blood than Sarsaparllla -
For Those Living In tho Malaria District
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonle.
LBlflHW
PANTS
AN rSANOISCO, OM
oonri a un. v. .j, NHWI)T,
SBAf. - U'"l
Advertise In THE MAIL and- get good results
was the principal speaker and Rev.
on his hook clam in whose shell