The Medford mail., August 09, 1901, Page 1, Image 1

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limit! um Miiiurinif till lit bulfiuH
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Frozen Truth
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J)H. II. N. UUTMiK,
OliTICOl'ATlllHT
llnnine II nml 4, Opcrn limine block, oror
HtrilliM llnu: Hlliro, l';jutlliililuiiHi" im-.i
Million), Urtgon
X)U. J. J. MUHItAY,
VkriKlllrlAIIY SUIKIKON AND DKNNST
liMrtimle ill Amerlcsn VvUrlimry Collcwo
Npw voik city. ......
Naiu Livery Simile, I'liouc M, MtiUura, Ore,
G, T. JONES,
COUNTY HUIIVKYOR.
Any until Ulmleol HurvpyltiK pnmiiilly dana.
Tlio (.'ouuly Surveyor ens glvo you Iho only
It-liul work. . .
Medliml, Oregon
ftNEI.LA HART80N,
ATTOItNI8 AT LAW,
Will pmrlliro In nil coiirln nl Itln tol
lluuillll lluiullim. Mvdlura unlion.
AMMONI) .t K A UKECiAN
AITOItSKYH AT LAW
Omce In Sir wart Illfc.
Hfnford.Or.
KIRCllGESSNMSU.
I'HYHICIAN AND HUIIOI'.OW,
Centre! I'olnl, OrrKon
Mrilfnrri nftlrp-LIn JIM llulllllllli. Wf-.lncmlliy
arnl Mnliitriiiy, V:SO to II a. m.. on mid niter
April to, w.
J, S. HOWARD,
hURVEVOH AND CIVIL KNUINKKIt.
0. H. n-nuty Mineral Hurveur (or Hit Mule
01 urecuu. I amvnicc enure.;
Meilford, OirKon.
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PHYSICIAN AND BIJIt'.r.UN.
Office houre II tolas, hi. ii.l l:TO to3 p.m.
X Key Loouratory Examinations 1M to J6.
uncl llaekln Ulock. MnUntd. (Ir
W. I. Vawtiii. I'ree. II. V. aukixi, V rre
. U. It. LINC-LEY, Cubler.
Jackson County Bank
...CAPITAL, fso.e...
MEDFORD, - OREGON
Lau moiivMAoiinirtdHciirlif. receive !
ppalir subject to obock nd iraaeeet a seDera
buklni buMiiu. your twain solicited....
Corraepondenbi: LMO liana, Mlem. Anno
Oelllorola Beak, Ban Kraoelato. I. Hid
TUIob. rorUaod.Corbln llaaetac vO., N. r.
J. B. BTIWAKt. H. E. aUKSNV,
I'reiMenl. Vice PrealSent.
J. K. KHYAitT, Cseator.
The fledford Bank
Mceroao. Oecoo
Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
Transacted
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NOTICIS I" horoby glvon tlint tho under
slonoil nun beon nppolnlnd by llio County
Court ot Jnokson County, Oreuon, exooutrlx of
Ibo ontato or Jiimoii HoUonouKh, iloocama. All
litreonn having olnlinn anulnn nuld eBtnto nro
Tcoulrod to pronont the snmo with the pronor
vouchors to tho underlirncd nt tho onioo or O.
W. Knhlor, In Jnoknonvlllo, OroRon, within nix
rnnnlha Irom tho ditto of thlH nolloo.
Ju.yW.HKH. . K.M,M0Nn,
Executrix of Iha JSHtuto of Jiuns JloUonouuh
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VOL. XIII.
? Don'i Kill Yourself
By burning wood in your cook stove during
Summer; but save Health, .Strength and
noney by getting one of cur A omatic Oil
Stoves. Five minutes will prepare them
for cooking anything
in
Dry Summer Weatbor is Doalh on Wheels
THE SNOWY BUTTE SHOPS,
CHNTRAL POINT, OREGON
Will ovorlmul llio old linck. nml ronow its usufulnoeii with a new net of
wlii!ul lor 11 vnry roucoiinblo llxurn. Kull iiiiliuiunt only buel wood
klock nrcil. Kirnlclum lii-nlm iiht. Hub boring umc'iinie Hiid nxlo
fiittcm. All work witrrunluil. Tlntt tulle tho tulo.
l'riictloim horK'B mifvly ehoil. Hliiifc until wjiun nuccpsary, Compe
tout inncliliilm lo doctor arlciiltiinil mncliliiory
v,A,n.:7r.";u,c..l. J. H. M ESSN Kit, Foreman
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First-class Rigs Fast jorscs Careful Drivers
UNION LIVERY STABLES
McCOWN & JI-NNINOS, Props.
Cut Seventh and li Sin. ncdlord, Ore.
Specio 1 Attention to Commercial Hen
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Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
Tho Liii-KOKt and Iliwt Roleoted stock ol lurniture. csrti,
wall pnpor, window hiulos. nnd houeo-furnloiiing goods to bo
found anywhoro in Soutliera Orogon.
Undertaking Oood kept on hand.
Seventh Street, Medford, Oregon
New Lumber Yard
O.
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Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir and Pine Shingles
Rustic and Flooring
Three Year Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned
Medford, Oregon
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1 If You Build
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Or think of building this spring; we can
furnish you with
Doors, Sash, Rtouldings.
Rustic and all Mill Products
Manufactured right at home at the
N. B. BRADBURY PUNING MILL
. Medford. Oregon
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J. O. WHIPP.
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Does General Contracting in all
GRANITE AND
tTaoksonville.
Advertise In THE MAIL
BEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9,
Your Tims
J. BEEK & CO.
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Picture (raining and upholstering.
E. QORSLINE & SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Yerd Prulb ol
Whltmun'e
VVarebouce
THE MORTAR
DHOG STORE,
O. H. II ASK I, VS. I'rop
H .imi m tnt a.
Drugi, retrnl McdlFlum. Ilookk, Mellonery
PAI end OILS
Ctnars. Tohnrrn. Tollut AMld'eK, Ktc
PrcKrlpllen Cereliilly Cemnonndtd
7th St., Medio d. Oregon
Flooring.
!Prorr.
Lines.
MARBLE WORK.
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
- - Orepon.
and get good results
s!A LITTLE OF
Lint year 1,017,65!) pcreonu were
employed in railroading, or in con
nection with railroad? in one capac
ity or another, in the United States,
and they earned 570,865,230.
A French writer states tbat of
every 100,000 men of the army or
naval profession, 109 become hope
lees lunalice. Among mechanics
the number is only 6'J per 100,000.
In all big cities there are multi
tudes of folk who work in the night
lime. In London fully 100,0'JO in
habitants earn their bread by the
sweat of '.heir brows between sun
cl and sunrise.
Some citizens of Hubokcn, V J.,
re viewing toe situation with
nlnnn. The licenses of 12 saloons
A-ore revoked last week, leaving
only .'iflO, or ono to every 171 in
habilunte, in the city.
A prayer book was recently lost
by an elegantly dressed lady in a
Ik'rlin confectioner'?, and found
to the disgust of the loEer. The
book had three compartments, one
for prayers, one for sweets and one
for brandy.
The Baptists and Christians are
considering the matter of uniting
both denomination) into one. Tnis
might be a step towards uniting all
Protestant denominations, to make
a numerous consolidation, especi
ally in this country.
The bonds of administrators and
executors have to be stamped now.
Formerly under the war tax Jaw
they were exempt. Jn amending
the law congress failed to renew the
exemption, and the commissioner
of the internal revenue has ruled
tbat eacb administrator's and ex
ecutor's bond ' requires a . 50 cent
stamp, tbe same as other booda.
In the trade of the year 1900 be
tween the United States and Ger
many there was a balanced 1160,
000,000 in our favor. Although in
tie year 1891 the United States
occupied only fourth place in the
importing trade with Germany, it
now stands far above any other na
tion; in the year mentioned the
exports to Germany were only
$1S0,000,000 and last year they
were $266,000,000. This is sup
posed to be the. mot ire for the de
mand for a new German tariff bill
to the disadvantage oi the United
States.
The Southern Pacific Company
has 829 locomotives on its Pacific
system, and 103 new ones will be
added to that number shortly. Of
these about 100 now use petroleum
for fuel, about twenty barrels per
day each, and all will soon be
equipped for burning oil. The pe
troleum product of California as
developed at present will hardly
supply the demand for the South
ern Pacific alone, and it will be
necessary to draw upon the Texas
supply unless the output of the
state first named is increased
largely; While the price of oil
seems to be too low for profitable
production at present, the uses for
it are being extended; and after a
while the supply will not be equal
to the demand.
The United States Treasury now
holds the greatest hoard of gold to
be found anywhere in the world.
Wednesday morning, when the
business of the day was commenced,
there was in the Treasury vaults,
UwJ ,134,297, an increase for the
month of $10,000,000, and for the
year of $74,422,422." This immense
pile of gold coin is Held against the
following items: ' Gold certificates,
f 293,535,689; reserve, $150,000,000;
KO.ieral fund of free gold, $61,818,
508. On July 25th last reports
were received at the department
here of the amountB held by for
1901.
mj; 32.
eign nations. Tbey were as fol
lows: Bank of England, $183,330,
581 ; Bank of Germany, $158,383,
434; Imperial Bank of Russia, $345,
408,144; Bank of Austro Hungary,
$190,314,135; Bank of France.
$478,237,230. V , ,
To Save Her Child
From fi'lchtful disfigurement Mrs.
Nannie Caileger, of La Grantre, Ga.,
unolled Bucklen's Arnica Salvo to (treat
sores on her head and face, and writes
its quick cure exceeded all her hopes.
It works wonders In sores, bruises, skio
iruptione, cuts, burns, scalds and piles.
2jc. Cure guaranteed by Chas. Strsng,
druggist.
I'ACIFIC'COASTKEWS.
ITEMS OF INTERE8T PICKED FROM
THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES.
Death knd Htnrvatlon at Nome Edu
cator Saye Teaoliera Are .Bigoted and
Marrow-Minded pleabled Transport
Brought Into Port. ' -
Senator W. A. Clark refused to grant
Iho miners at the United Verde copper
inlue in Arizona an eipht-honr day, and
about 1,600 men struck in consequence.
Woodmen of the World, Pacific Juris
diction, Initiated 1.4G8 candidates at a
ueoiing bold at Monnt Tabor, Oregon.
E. J. Godfrey and Clark Tabor, own
Irs of tho Rod Boy miuo, were hold up
while on their way from the mine to
Snmpter, Or., by three masked men,
who, It is said, secured about $20,000,
part of the month's clean-up.
A Spokane dispatch says that Joseph
H. Eoyd, a stockholder in the Kettle
Fulls Laud and Improvement company,
has bronght suit to have a receiver
named for the company and the incor
poration dissolved, charging many ir
regularities iu the management. Some
importance is added to the snit by the
prominence of the three trustees, who
lire made defendants Senator George
Turner, Colonel W. D. Turner and
Colonel I. N. Peyton.
Out in the Straits of Sau Juan de
Fuca, after havingclnug to an upturned
sailboat for 13 hours, John E. Lee, a
traveling salesman and a resident of
Victoria, was rescued by the crew of
the Seattle steamer Rosalie. A com
panion was probably drowned.
Constable Kevins of Weiscr, Ida.,
went to a ranch six miles from town to
arrest W. T. Green. As soon as the
constable pat in an appearance Green
opened Are, bnt missed. Nevins then
shot Green in the head and lulled him.
' Captain R. 8. Offley of the Seventh
infnutry, who was reported lost in an
arclio blixznrd last winter while in
charge of a party building the govern
ment telegraph line, arrived at Seattle.
He save that 186 miles of line have been
completed "from Sr. Michael np ska
Yukon river. The work was prose
cuted during tbe winter when the tem
perature ranged between 50 and 60 de
grees below zero. lie says also that
tbe work cannot be successfully prose
cuted during the summer owing to the
water-soaked condition of the tundra.
The navy department has signed a
contract w.ith the Atlantic, Pacific &
Gulf company which provides for the
erection ol a mammoth stone dry dock
at Mare Island, Cal.
Benjamin L. McKinley of San Fran
cisco, cousin of President McKinley, has
been appointed third assistant United
Statos attorney for the northern district
of California, ata salary of $2,000 per
annum. The appointee is the son Of
Assistant Postmaster Benjamin MoKiu
loy of Sau Francisco, undo of the presi
dent. Three great ore velus have been un
covered at Wauconda, Stevens county.
Wash., giving a total ore thickness of
over 70 feet, with values ranging from
(7 to $20. . The vnlues are chiefly in
gold which is largely free milling. An
immense plant of machinery has been
shipped from St. Paul toaiidway, B. C,
and will thence be hauled in wagons
across the boundary line to Wauconda,
There are now in construction a hotel,
two stores and 16 residences. The town
has a daily stage from Republic and a
postofflce has been applied for.
Walter N. Dimmick, chief clerk of
the United States mint at San Fran.
cisco, was dismissed from the serWoe of
tbe government. Superintendent Frank
A. Leach has appointed Ben W. Day,
computing clerk to the superintendent,'
to the vacant position. Dimmick, ac
cording to Superintendent Leaoh, was
not discharged from tbe service baonnea
of the theft of (30,000 from the mint
He was to have been removed on July
1, aud had been given three months'
notice that with the olose of the last
nscai year ne would uo longer be re
tained. - . ' ' i
"Tho saloons on the Southern Parrifln
ferryboats plying on the bay of San '
FnillClsCO Will not ho nlnaa1 .1 I
the time has been extended by Presi
dent Huys for80 days. '' The liquor men
of San Francisco took the matter up in
real earnest recently, and notified the
railroad company that should the sa
loons be closed on the Southern Paolflo's
boats they would transfer all their
freight business to the.Santa Fe road.
News reached Port Townsend that
the steamship Charles D. Lane is a total
wreck on the west end of Nnnivnlr
island. The passengers wore all saved.
1 1 bolt. An rt and nott?rh
art In tbe betvttj nl symmetry
of the flntafact. work and m tot
eoce in tb ea&fltiieHr-of tbe de
lulls which no to mttho op tbe
ftafsbed whole. To do rttgtlo
crlntln reaalre rood materia
1 new i?Mfend eewful. skill
. fal work maoBbip. Tn Mfiih
- Job FrlnUnfT department turns
- out this ) of worn nootberv
If you are In need of any kind of
prfnilDif, from a dallluv card to
a poster, fflve ue a cttlf aod you
will get a Job tbat la neat, tasty,
iD-to-Date
aucl were taken on txlard Clio schooner
Vega, which ihe Laue had in tow.. The, :
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Litue left jNome' Jnly 11, and eiicoua- - ' "
tored foggy weatner most or, tue trip, v s
It has been' decided that between
SO nno (IOO unrl t.ll) (KYl.oori in tn h nt. ' '
peudtd within the-next few 'years by
the Southern Pacific with' the view to
placing tbe system iu the ! best possible
condition in equipment and facilities.
The work has now begun of substltutr
lug so-poona rai:s lor (ne vu-pouua rails -
heretofore in use4 ...., . ,,4.. ;'.-'; ''
Tbe state fish commissioners bao . .
notinea me sanw uutra uame rrowov-:
ive association that 50.000 rainbow trout '
have been apportioned td that countj-
Tl .('! 1 1. AllhnlMl -In ii 'nni -
follows: Stevenacreek, 6.000: Saratoga, r'
6,000; Los Gates, 10,000? Guadalupe, .;
r jui. T V.. K AHA.' TT - K AAA. Pai-lf ' -' '
wood, o.oou;, uoyote, 7,ow, iuio; b
Francisqnito, 2,600. . - - f.
A fire, which started In this rear or
some buildings on Lincoln avenue, -'-'
wiped out practically all of Calistoga'st "' -busiues8
section' before it . was under -i ,
control. Odd Fellows' hall, Htevena' -bank
and a few structures on each endV .
of the main street were loft, as wa also A;,
the railroad property. The aggregate.
loss la about zou.uuu. : ; . A v.
The laws of health require: that the- :
bowels move once each dav and one of
the penalties for violating this' law 18
piles. Keep your bowels regular by '
lakingadose of Cbamherlaln's Stomach. ,;
1 r iP.t.1..,. -JH.tT nrl
4IIU iiDCl . DlflL.O .UlU DCW.MIJ a.iw -. .
you will never have that severe punish v ;
ment Inflicted upon you. Price 25 cente- "
For sale by Cbas. Strang, druggist, r .-...'
' in tup phii ippinps - ' ''
The towns of CalaiAU. Xnion- andC '
Pola. on the no: theast cnajit of thftiRlnnrl . '
of Mindoro, wpre occupied by a-bat-taliou
of the Thirteenth infantry and.
( .1 rft Tw.lu. cr.nra nlfjtv a .klinhfc MaflnT
auce. The insurgents, nmnbering 250, .
n .1 : . . . . . : . : : ml. ;
uvii iulu 1 110 juitsriur. ' AiicuT: (-
mauder, Howard, who is a deserter, lav
uiuiug in tue mountains, una ine Amen "
cans are 10. pursuit. . ..'.:,""
Captain Stafford, at Santa Crui, h
Lnguua province, reports the recovery .
of the stolen pay chest, with the ".con 3 '
rents amurentlv untonohed. . ThirtT ''
iuui iu.uiji;iiu, u usujuriky ..VA. f'-T' .;
armed with rifles, were captured by that-
First cavalry iu Baton gas provinoev .i.
W HllllCU M. .UIU, Mill DJJdl. IU. MJ
mere. i.ue suitau ana aim court re
ceivea tue visitors witn aguara 01 nonosr -
or 100 men, armed with -Maueer rifles--Tbe
latur remained outside the weriledV
city. The" snltan, who is fighting th -.
Wltl. COl T BUUJUK.UVII. . AU.O wiwfc HUWI , - J
the war iu which only 40 men have
been killed dnring'two mouths' Vilght- "".
ing." - The trouble does not concern the-.
Americans at all. beius entirely oon
fined to the Moros, over whom the snl-4. '
uenerai uoruiu iireseucja a nanuaoma-''
pair ui uiiiucuiuis (u tua Buium, wou .
iiuiusuui.iij cui.ju.. iv uia iimp. u..
adjutaui-generul left Manila for Shang- '
hai August 4 - ; '.. .
Courts martial are to bo hold iu Manilsi
..t ...nii.iitil Hi-natnii .fi-vvii nnrf llonj.. .
tain- Fntuc.s P. Freemout. Sosoud iu '
il.uirjr. xtiv iii-uiciiiiii. ,3 Mxiueu u. ,
tilllilig iiui.ve wuu rwuMju wnwiTur',-.,,
ihe bodv of a soldier from the .river. . -'
"'Jjfl eliarjr-s npnuist Captain Freemont ,
are not jei kiiowu. , '..;
WASHINGTON NOTESV-
A Washiugtou diepatoh of July m
mi.. i 1,1 t.. al.. aun0n-w
1 !.. 1 a. j.. .UA Ua rr-T- '.;
erumeut and is accnmulating at the
rate of (4,500,000 to $0,000,000 a mouthy
Today's flgnres are 1604,354. 897, of.' :j
which 9248,658,608 is freo gold, bat iu-, .
clndiug iilo01000,00 gold reserve. Siuce ,
July 1, tbe stork oi gold on hand
has iacreafied about $81,000,00.
Thfi Southern Pfljilfin railM.! nitM' '
pany, through their Medford agent, W.
round trin ttnltAta tn nnlAatln (ho .
ular 6Ummer resort, will be as follows:
ffvm raeuiuru to voiestin and re
return, irrtino fiBinptiav aarl
the fnllnw.ntv Mnnflav l qAM..n-t
" - J y.v I VUUU Utile.
Tickets of 30 days limit, good on any
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