The Medford mail., July 12, 1901, Page 1, Image 1

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other, Your Imalnvaa iiiual ul
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don't wiuilit Intlo lluiliiluir. It
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PBOVKBBIONAIi OABD8.
)R. H. N. HUTM5H,
OHTKOCATIIIBT
Ilnnnia II anil 4, Opera Kalian III on It, orer
Mlraiig'l Drug Hloro. Kamiilinitloua free
Maillord, Oregon
ARNOM),
DHNTIHT.
Painlraa r-alruotlon o( tenth, omen over
an Dyke's elore. MinMurd.UirKiw.
O, T. JONES,
COUNTY MOBVKYOR.
Anvorall klntlaof Rurvnylnir ommnllv dona,
"riio Cuunly surveyor oau give you tbe only
legal work.
Modlord, Oregon
gNKM..iv. HARTSON,
ATTOHNKVH AT LAW.
Will ninnilce In all rourta of the atait
Uamllii llullding, Modford Oregon,
J JAMMOND & NARREGAN ,
ATTOHNKYH AT LAW
Office In Stewart Dlk.
Modford, Or.
X5. KIRCHCES8NER.
PHYSICIAN AND BUHOKON,
Central Point, Orcon
Medford off-co-Llnaioy llullding, Wednoaday
and H
April
and Haluiday, V:3t lo II a. m., on and allor
i iu, vw.
J, 8. HOWARD,
HVRVKYOIt AND CIVIL, KNUINKKIi.
0. I. tJepuly Mineral Hunreynr for tho Stale
, or oregoa, roaiomca auuroaei
,,; : MenTord, Oregon.
K. B. PICKRL, .
,i .... PIIYBtClAN AND BIIK'.IWlf,
Ofnoe houre-ll lolla. m. m.U I :iC l a p. m
X-IUy Laboratory-Kiamlnallona 11M to 12k.
Dim UaeklD Dunk. Medford. Or
W. I. Vawtrn. I'm. II. V. AOKtua, V I'rta
O, II. LINDI-KY, CaaOlor.
Jackson Comity Bank
...CAPITAL, $50,000.
MEDFORD, "
OREGON
Lattn moaftT on anrmBd anourltv. rcoolvo do-
,y ihmIU aulijftot lo ohflok and iranaaQl n irnnnra
oanaing Diiaiotnui. luur uuninrna Hjiigiiw..
flnrrnrinnndmita: Kadd A llu.h. Halam. Anirlo
Coltlornln kank. Hnn franolaoo, Ladtl A
Tllion. I'orilanJ. Corbln Hanking Co.. n. y
: J. U. STBWART, ; It. R. AKKKkT,
Proaldnnl. Vice Hrcnldtnt.
, 4. IS. Butaht, Cnahlor.
The Hedford Bank
' Mcorono. On Kaon
f Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
. , Transacted .
DIIIKCTOUS-
i ti. Blewnrt, n. U. Ankrny, K. IT, Whltobtnd
W.r.Towuc. lloraoo 1'ollon
viair DR. JORDAN'8 onkat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY?
1091 MArtKBT ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
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In lb World.
Orfat$t attraction In th4 OttV. A
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mrhonsH opinion of hbonmplnlnt. . i
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'"" A I nm dnnlrtiiii of , bottllntr P taj
''IiubIiioss in Moaford propnrntory to go
' lnr Awny, iiU tlioao knowing thomsolyes
lndoblod to mq, oltlior' by book account
' or note, (H'e oni'noBtly rrquostnd looall
.h, t ihoald atnnd and soUlo at onco, ' ;
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J ARklAOHV WAinrn. (AntaaMt
j YOL-iiii.-;: - '
ii Doa't mil YDurscif before Your Time
u By burning wood In your cook stove during
"Summer; but save Health, Strength and
Honey by getting one of our Automatic Oil
' Stoves. Five minutes will prepare them
for cooking anything
Dry Summer Wealnur in Donth on Whoola
THE SNOWY BUTTE SHOPS,
' CENTRAL POINT, OREGON .
Will OYorlmul tile old linuk, mid riiiinw ltn imoliilnefH with a now aot of
wlicoli lor . vnry rnaauimlilo llunrii. Full ciiiliniiont only bust wood
ntock uied. Klratclnait wbciilwriulit. Hub boring inacbinea and hxIo ,
iuIUTh. Ail wurk warrantad. Tbiil tullk tbo tutu.
Krkctioua lioraea anlnly iliod. HliiiK uaed wlion nuceraiiry. Coinic
loiit niHullinlat lo doctor niirloultilinl inuvhiiiury
Valtrlnary In dliop '
Anawara quick Calla
.inn
First-class RiS
Fartjona
UNION LIVERY
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McCOWN ft JUNNINOS, Propi.
Cu. Seventh and B St. - flcdford, Ore.
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Specie I Attention to Commercial Hen
L A. JrVEBB, Dealer in
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
Tho Lnrxeat nd Bent Bolectod atock of furniture, carpets,
wnl paper, window xbadva and liouiwi-ftirnlaliinK good 8 to be
found anywboro In Southern Oregon.
Undertaking Qooda kept on hand, Pioturc framing and upbolatering.
; 1 8eventh 8treet. Medford, Oregon
New Lumber Yard
Tl
Rough and Dressed Lumber
:; : .. Fir and Pine Shingles
Rustic and Flooring
Three Year Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned
If Vou Build r-g-
' : Or think of building this spring; ,yve can
;' ' furnish you with
Doors. Sash, Mouldings, Flooring,
: -j'5' 'iMi'cv; a I Rustic and all Mill Products
m Manufactured
D N. B. BRADBURY
Win ,v..nl .1 ;l
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Does (Jenerai Contracting in all
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MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 12, . 1901.
J.BEEK&CO.
J. II. MESSNEU, Foreman
Carcfol Drirers
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MAKUPACTURBRS OF AND DEALKIIS IK '
Medford, Oregon-
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THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
. H. HASKhNS. Prop ,.Ai
H.a .P..T-IH. IN T. UNI or
Droga, Patent Mcdlrlnea. Booka. Hutlooery
PAINTS and OILS
Clgnra, Toburco. Tollol ArtloHl, Ktc
Preicrlptlona Carefully Componndcd '
7th St., Medford. Oregon
right at liorao at the '
PLAINING MILL
t;iH .
' Bedford, Oregon l
tine's!
MARBLE WORK.
iHffRRI F WORKS
i-'ujul -littiiJ jtiMflii?... 1 u'fb i'.:.: .
CBMBTKRY WQRKJ A SPRCIALTV;
Vv." . hvh! .j OrPnriTl, ''
and get good results
i w ii i. ill i ' :t
l!A LITTLE OF
.
. The Sahara degert embraces
2.-
600,000 wjiiaro milcH.
Rome and 1'arin will soon W con
nected by telophone.
t-ee Triekey, of Olenwood, Wis.,
claimH to be the heaviest man in
the world. He weighs 660 pounds.
Four hundred and sixty miles in
twenty four hours is the record for
a steamship The record for a sail
ing ship is 326 miles in twenty-four
hours. '
'The largest needle manufactory
in the world is at Redditch, Wor
cfectershire, England. Over 70,
000.000 needles are made there
weekly.
A fino specimen of the periophtal
mue family, a species of fish that is
supposed to be confined striotly. to
African waters, was recently caught
near Fernandina, Pla.
. Tho hat and cap industry is a
large one. Two hundred concerns
are engaged in the business of man
ufacturing hats and caps for men
and boyrin this country.
Tho new mint at Philadelphia is
the largest and costliest money
making institution in the world.
Together with its machinery it has
cost I he government about $2,000,
000. Hereafter pupils in the public
schools of Saxony will bn required
to commit to memory 291 biblical
verses and 193 verses of hymns in
addition to the catecism.
Recently a Union Pacific freight
engine exploded its boiler while
running at the rate of twenty-five
mijes an hour. " Old railroad men
say this is the second instance on
record- of a locomotive boiler ex
ploding while the locomotive was
running.
The market for bridged is far
greater iu the United States than
elsewhere. The states have now
190.000 miles of railways, and it
has been estimated that there is an
average of one span of metalic
bridge fur every three miles of rail
ny. This gives 03,000 bridges on
existing lines, wnhout including
"hope requited fur new lines.
To fttoh an extent has the black
IihIHuis praoiii'o (j-owii in Paris that
the Union, whiuh is the must fush
loimlile, exclusive and aristocratic
club of the French iiii'lronolip, has
been ohlictd to niter its method ol
flection, Hiid tn restrict the ballot-
inu to the toverniiiK committee, in
Mead of nlloiving the entire club to
take part therein, as heretofore,
Cattlemen in Greenwood County,
Kansas, Hie making hard times for
luwvers. They Iiiivh established a
system of. arbitrating differences
Three men are ohnsen as an urbitra
Hon. committed They investigate
the trouble and make a decision,
ivhieh is final. A fuss involving
TliO.OOO was settled at Eureka last
week hy 1111 arbitration committeo
There lire 905 companies, opera
ting electric, cable and horse rail
ways in tho United Stat-s. The
total mileage of single track is
given at 20,442 miles, and the" total
number of cars is 62,918. The ag
gregate of capital stock for 190O is
$1,066,196,460; an increase over the
previous year of $75,183,698. The
bonded debt of all roads for 1900
was $866,818,693, an increase over
the previous year of $83,855,202. ; i
. .V pbysioian who has recently re
turned from Persia says that tne
natives still believe, that human;
tears are a remedy for .chronic dis
eases.''' A't'every funeral the boiil
ing of mourners' tears is one of the
ehief features, 'of " the; ceremony,
Kiieh of the mourners is nrjwnterl
with' a sponge with which'. to' mbp
'Ills faoe iind'.eyes, aitd after the
, 1,11 1 llaa. tonnnnna n ..a ' nAr.nnJ .
uti. iiiwv DpiuKvo am picoou wu i
NO. 28.
to the priest who squeeze the tears
into bottles, which he keeps. ti V
A movement has been started in
Georgia to perpetuate the memory
of Eli Whitney by, converting into
an elegant country club the scene
of his labors hear Augusta,! where
he perfected his cotton gin. Thi
organization has been perfected and
the charter for the club secured.
What is described as an "ancient
draughtboard" baa been discovered
in Crete. It must, by all accounts,
be a very fine piece of work, since
it is composed of natural crystal,
ivory, gold and silver, but it is by
no means unique. Chess, draughs,
or the game from which both are
derived, was known to nearly all
the ancient civilizations, and Greek
and Egyptian boards are by no
means uncommon.. '
The United States ended yester
day the greatest fiscal year, in its
history. . Its exports reached,' in
round numbers, $1,600,000,000
which broke not only all American
records, but all corresponding rec
ords in the world. In the - great
year ending, with 1890, the United
Kingdom exported more than this,
including the immense volume of
goods it merely trans shipped, but
iis figures of domestic exports have
never touched those reached in the
year just closed by the United
Slates.' '
There are in the United States
today 8000 public libraries contain
ing nearly 50,000,000 books, as
against 600 libraries and 2,000,000
books 50 years ago. There are now
library commissions in 17 states,
traveling libraries in 42 states, and
three library schools with courses
of study ranging from one to three
years from which more than 500
students have graduated. ; There
are now in the United States li
braries that contain more books
than did all the libraries of the
country 50 years ago. ,
The electric street railroad is
little more than ten yearB old, and
yet a man whose business it was to
investigate all the lines which were
first put in, says that almost noth
ing of what he' then found is in use
today. .Practically all the appli
ances of electric railroading of tha
tioie have gone to the scrap-heap,
so rapid have been the improve
ments in this new field. Theie is
always an experimental stage in
new inventions, during which
changes, take place rapidly. Then
experience sits out the best, the
fonts of machinery become estab
lished, and after that improve
ments are comparatively rare.
Dr. Leopold Rieger, a fashionable
Viennese dentist, has just sued his
assistant, Dr. von Hauer, for the
sum of 130, being the estimated
value of certain luncheons and din
ners eaten by the latter while he
was the nance of JJr. Kigers
daughter. The engagement lasted
two months, and was then broken
off. Dr. Rieger maintains that the"
food was obtained under false pre
tences, as his assistant was never
serious in his attention to his
daughter. After a deal of argu
ment the case has. been decidtd
apainst Dr. 'Rieger, who also has to
pay the costs, amounting to 120
The first active stjp in the war
on the famous or infamous Jer
sey mosquitoes was taken last
month, when simultaneous uttacke
were made upon several points of
their breeding ground. The Hack-
ensack meadows and : the marshes
about the "O . anges have always
been prolifiq Bources ot this insect
pest. -, Under the direction of the
entomologist of the Department of
Agriculture at Washington, the
surface of the water i.u,the.' marshes
was treated with kerosene. 'The ap- j
plication : will b?" renewed ! several
times during the summer. Success
wilfbe '.of. the greatest' benefit 'to
publio health, but the extermination
of the Jersey mosquito will rob th"
numonst ot one of .. his dearest
treasures. , , f
Xa both an art and a aelonee. An
art la the beauty and nymroetry
of the finlsbed work and n aol
eoee In tbe ejcaittnens of the de
talla wblob go lo make up tba
tlntabed wbolft. To do artlaite-prlnttng-
requires good material,,
new type facoa andcarofuliatittl
ful workmnnablp; TUB Mai!.
Job Printing department iHrnfr
uui idih nana ni wora do oiner.
If rou are lo need or any kind or
prim
a poi
line, from a ealllug cord to
oater, give na a null
will get a lob tbat la neat, ta.lj.
1 and ;
lp-to-Date
, One of the queer charities in Sew
York is the auctioning 'of , bomelesav--and
destitute men ,in Afadison
Square every night., Chaplain Rata-
ler, a worker among tbe poor,, whs
is unconnected with, any cburcb or
ganization, started - the echeme
Tbe auction idea was hit --upon- bjr
mere accident, but it , proved more.- '
popular than the old style of mak
ing collections. The chaplain wil2'
pick out a ragged specimen of' hu
manity, stand him on the curb n&':
shout, "What am I bid?'' The
crowd invariably lakes the eoe with?'
good humor, and someone nsuall.'-
starts bidding at five cents: Ofteiv
the homeless are "knoeked down'"'
at fifty or sixty cents, when thfci
crowd is especially liberal1 or goodK
humored . The money is then pass
ed over to the object bf bis' attrac
tion; Every night beween" elevecs
and twelve a line of homeless andl:
penniless men form in " Madison?
Square and as the- theaters' emptjr
their crowds, Chaplain ' 'Ratzler
mount8 a bench and invites atten
tion to his human wares. '
A Good Cough Medicine.
Many thousands have been-.restored!'
to health and happiness Oy tbe U9e o&7
Cbamberluin's Cough Remedy. It at
Dieted with any throat or lung trouble,
give it a trial for It is certain to prove--beneficial.
. Coughs tbat have resisted:
alt other treatment - for years, have -yielded
to. this remedy and, perfect
health been restored. Cast-a ibat seem
ed hopeless,-that tbe climate of- famouaiv
bealtb resorts failed to benefit, bavav
betn permanently cared bv i Is use. For .-
sale by Chas. Strang-, druggists
IN THE PHILIPPINES..
' A llanila dispatch of July 8 says thats
the forces of - ihe insurgent leader Bel
larmiuo, which reoeutly have bon oper
ating aroaud DjusoI, province of Soro
gon, were driven' across the roobntainav.
by the Secoud infautry and finally cap
lured by tho Sixth ,oavlry. Bellar--miuo,
with1 1,000 men and.' 214 rifles,
sarrendered to Colonel ' Wint at' Albay.
capital of the province of that name..
, Au Englishman ; named HoTrnrd", for
mer chief of Geronimo's artillery, is in
command of the insurgent forces in.--Mindoro
island.' ' They are estimated;
to namber 600 men, armed with rifles
including several American deserters
They occupy strong entrenchments- at
Calapan and Kagan. " '.'
' Civil government in the Pbilippincsv-.
with appropriate ceremonies, was- in
auKurated Juy .4. Goveruor Tof& oa.
nouoced that on Sept 1, 1901, the com -mission
wonld bu iucrcased by threes
native members. Before the 1st of Suu--Uniber
dopartmuuts- and, their heonw-.. . ;
have becu.Mrmugi.-d for thuai Intariotd,
Woroestor; jnstice and finance:": Idas '
commerce and police, WTtghf;i pabho .
instrnc.tion, Moses. The reading - ofT.
President McKinleys messnge.of con
gratulation was loudly cheereiL j
Congressman Hnll of Iowa, who ac -coinpauiod
General Chaffee in his south
ern tour, in an interview at Manila,
said tho 'newly established provincial
governments are "hothouse plants, un
able to withstand adversities." . Mr.- .
Hull believes that their natural riohues -
insures tlie eventual prosperity of the
islands, but that poverty and other ob
stacles will prevent the successful col- -lection
of laud t.nos. He bolieves tlia.-
the salaries, excepting those of thej clerk.
aud , miuor employees, are too' high,
from the commissioners dowuwurd, aucl
that the provinces ought to have far-
larger areas . aud fower officers.. Mr.
Hull is couviucod thnt the nativesin .
general are not eoucerncd about thai
government. ' - - i " " ' .
When you want a modern, up-to-date
Ehysio, try Chamberlain's Btomach auaa
iver Tablets. Thov are easy to taka
and pleaeant in effeo't. Price, 26 oenta.
Samples free at Chas. Strang's drug
store.-
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