THE MEDFORD'HAIL
published Evorv Friday Moraine.
A. S. BLITON.
Mmdford, Friday, December 13, 1001
Man was born to hustle.
tic Is ot tow dayni but quite a plenty.
SUBSCRIPTION Si.go PER YEAR
Ontsrdd tn tne Postofttoo at Msdtord, Orofion
us 8toonadass Mall Manor.
NEWS OP THE STATE.
A demand has sprung up for tho tor
ner almost worthless eaatnru Oregon
range horses (or South Africa British
military eurvico. It scows that they
are about tho only horses hardy enough
to.wlthstand the trying sorvioo and oil
mate ot South Africa that can be se
cured. Jacft Keatin, of Portland, author of
"Just One Girl," and "Just as the Sun
Went Down," wa9 sued for flW.OOO for
fcreuoh of promlso, and it is said com
promised the caso tor f 5000. About six
months ago hoj was married io Miss
Clara Troutnian, Miss Jessie Slillson
was the plaintiff in the case.
' Wo are Inforraod that a determined
sffort is being madu to capture tho
"Kangaroo man" who is supposed to bo
roaming in the wilds of the Sixes River
oounlry, terrorizing tho tenderfoot
prospectors in that region and destroy-
ing the game supply to satisfy his in-
satiable desiro for spilling blood, tells
the Coos Bay News. An Eastern man,
who has handled freaks in the show
business for a number of years, was in
town last week, and gained much in
formation from Levi and At Smith re
, carding the wild man; his habits, his
appetite for lone prospectors, and the
probable location of the cave which he
makes his winter quarters. A hunt
ing party is to be organized in the near
future, and should they succeed in cap
turing him he will be exhibited in the
priucipal cities of the United States
Vid European countries.
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Brigadier-General Bell has issued ac
order to the soldiers in Northern Luzon
forbidding them, under pain of severe
fonishmeut, to drink the uativj "vino"
spirits, which has been found to pro
duce insanity and incite to crime.
A Manila dispatch says the military
authorities hanged the presidents, chief
of police and police sergeant of Tay
Tay, convicted of murdering seven
BfiuTN uy BiMuvuig tuein anu uurjing
them alive while the town was under
American occupation. The crime was
committed at the instance of insurrec
tionist leaders. A priest named Lepo
soy, who was regarded as tho worst of
all because he heard the confessions of
thsmnrderjd man when they were at
the point of death, had his sentence
commoted to 20 years' imprisonment
because of his calling. The execution
of the others took place in the presence
of thousands of natives, including 15
resideutes.
According to Manila newspapers, the
aiasaacre f - Company C, Ninth in
fantry, at Balaugiga, Sainar, was
planned by deserters from the American
army. Deserters in Samar are becom
ing very bold, it is stated, and it is not
an infrequent sight to find notices writ
tan . in English posted on trees and
shrubbery inviting Americans to join
the insurgents and instructing them
how to enlist. Deserters from the
3Cuitk cavalry (colored) are suid to be
lespousible for all the trouble the Amer
ican troops h.ive been having in the
Sitaugas province.
: duel
the
: was a favor
ite with duelists.
Two men were
locked in a dark
room and crawled
stealthily from
corner to corner,
until some false
step made one ot
them the target
for bullet or
blade.
Life is a duel
in the dark with
disease. t)ne' false step, one mistake,
and the attack conies swift and sudden.
The mistake which commonly opens the
way for an attack by disease is neglect
of the symptoms of stomach trouble.
Wheti. eating is followed by undue full
ness,, belchings, sour or bitter risings,
etc., 'disease is attacking the stomach.
The best way to frustrate such an at
tack ', is to use Dr. Pierce's. Golden Med
ical Discovery. . It .cures diseases of the
atoinach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition, and. makes the body
strong and healthy?' '-
"I was suffering very muCHTwlln my head and
Jlmaeh,;;frjtes MM,-Wi C. DM, :tf Weldon.
ehelby Co., -Ala., i'.hcnd .jvns so, dizzy: when I
wonld'rifise jip lit bed would" fall right back.
Could ita bat v(y little,- in-fact scafrely any
tfaing.ittore seemed .to toe s heavy weight In my
stomacfr so.licould pot ttstf-l.bado belehiyery
ofteu and would vottit up nearly eveiVthjiig.I
ate. ?! via inched oondition. I took -four bot
tles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and five of his ' Favorite Prescription ' and am.
now well and hearty,
dgive Dr. plercers medioineeredit for It all.
I teei-incff a new woman
Itoi
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ea taicen medicine irom. onvsicians.wiuiota i Ai
BOHefc')T0mnion, gense Medical
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Laxrronoti aml CanllcUl of tlio Clllcngo
Amorloan Out of Jnll -Dcfoeta In llto
Six-binary of tlio lluttlojtilp Ullm In.
Cnili to Mnko n Gift of 10,00,000.
Tho Now York World publishes a
lispatoh from Washington saying that
Admiral Dowoy has doniod tho stuto
monts publishod thnt tlio Sohloy oonrt
of inquiry had reached a decision, in
tho oaso, niut that Admiral Schley had
uoou found guilty on five conuts.
A dispatch from Washington to tho
Chicago Kccord-Horald says that An
drew Carnegie is to give $10,000,000 to
the causa ot nuiversity extension iu tho
LTuited States. '
Marooni, the Inventor of wireless
telegraphy, has arrived at St. Johns,
N. F where he will remniu for some
time making oxperimeuts. Marooni ex
pects to transmit messages for 400 miles,
reaching tho shins iu mid-ocoau.
Serious dofocts have boon discovered
in the tunohiuory of tho battleship Illi
nois, the flower of tho American navy.
siuco her arrival at New Orleans, breaks
having occurred on tho big cylinder
flanges on both sido3 of the engine.
This is a serious dofoot, oxporis say, and
should not have occurred, ovou after
years upon tho sea.
Thomas Lawson of Boston, by tho
slump in copper, has lost $11,000,030,
but ho is still gniu, and declares that
he will win In the end. "I linve lost
millions by the dcc'.iuo iu copper," ho
said iu a recent interview, "from 130 a
few week; ago to til today, but I have
mouev euonjrh stored aw.iy to carry my
stock for weeks ahead. This is the fight
of my life, nud I am going to win."
Clara Schlosser, a girl of 8 years,
daughter of Fred Schlossor, a saloon
kceperof Greenville, la., by her presence
of mind provomed n ra:'.road disaster.
A horso in crossing tho track near her
homo became fnstoned in a culvert, and
the littlo girl know she could not sum
mon help before the arrival of a passen
ger train on the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul road. She took off lior
litrle red jacket and waved it ut tho ap
proaching engiue, bringing it to a stop
withiu a few feet of tho obstruction
that would probably have resulted in
the derailing of tho train and loss of life.
Andrew II. L.iwrouce, managing edi
tor of Hearst's Chicago American, and
H. S. Can field, a reporter, who were
sentenced recently by Jndge Hauocy to
40 and SO days, respectively, in the
county jail for contempt of court, were
discharged from custody by Judge
Dunne. In granting a writ of habeas
corpus to the relators the court said the
case hinged on whether the case on
which the American commented had
been disposed of by Jndge Haneey or
was still pending. Jndge Dunne held
that the case in question had been finally
disposed of by Jndge Uanecy when he
gave his decision from the bench. The
fact that the clerk had not entered the
order when the comment on the deci
sion was printed and published, there
fore, does not show that the case was
still pending.
"Roosevelt at San Juan Hill" is to be
the subject of a paiutiug by Vassili
Verestchagin, the painter of battle
scenes. The famous Kussian arrived at
Chicago recently to conduct an exhibi
tion of his paintings at the Art Insti
tute. He announced his intention to
devote two years or mere to the work of
portraying on canvas the battle, which,
he thinks, because of Roosevelt's eleva
tion to the presidency, is, to Americans,
the most interesting war sceuo of recent
times.
The Knights of the Marble Heart Is
the name of a new clnb of celibates com
posed of members of the senior class of
the Northwestern university, says a
Chicago dispatch. The formation of
the olub follows closely upon the an
nouncement of the young women of the
Delta Gamma sorority of the university
that they are ready to receive proposals
of marriage. The clnb purposes to give
the "marble heart" to the yonug co-eds
with matrimonial inclinations and to
cultivate the joys of bachelorhood. The
badge to be worn by the members will
consist of a small heart of marble set in
gold.
At it dinner given at the Union League
club in Chicago by Samuel W. AUer
tou to 00 guests, ull of whom wers local
millionaires,. $50,000 was subscribed in
half an hour as tho result of an appeal
for funds toward the e ection of a home
for delinquent boys. This brings the
total amount in hand to $132,750, in
cluding $35,000 given by the state of
Illinois and $50,000 by the Commercial
club. Iu addition W. L. B. Jennings
tendered as a gift all the architectural
work on the structure.
Elgin Maclarin, bit wife and children,
says a Goshen (N. Y.) dispatch, started
from Sonthflold to drive over tho moun
tains to Haverstraw, all tucked suugly
in a oue-horse sleigh. During the jour
ney Muclariu tooK tno wrong road and
hours later louud luuisuit at Kirker
Oabiu Hollow, a wi.d and desuuitu place.
Darkness came on, a biting wind piled
the snow np iu high drifts and the horse
foil and broke its leg. Maclarin then,
hitching himself to the sleigh, pulled it
for miles through the darkness, suffer
ing intensely. Just as he Was about to
give up assistance came from a farm
house, ilaolarin had both feet and
hands frozen, and it was some time be
fore the children and Mrs. Maclarin
could be revived.
A letter received from an officer in
South Africa says that a subaltern drew
a carlcaturo il Lord Kitchener as Rip
.Van Winkle loading a centenarian sol-
lH1Br P
to a .kopje. A staff officer
,wpweo. u nwimw, sum n wu
'gave one ot ms grim smiles ana saia:
. "It's an ugly prophecy, but If necessary
we will hang on here nntil we are that
Bgea Our duty is to win, ana w win."
rOllKION ITU.'.IS.
During tho celebration of tho foasl
day of St, Frauois Xavivr, Deo. li, nt the
Portuguese oity of Uou, on tho wo.il
coast uf India, tho sinking of it luunol
resulted in drowning 140 devotees 60
yards from tho shore.
Three British columns iu one day
captured 800 Boers, General ISi'uou-
Itamilion, near Ennilo; Major Daw
kins in tho utorbury district, mid
General Mothuuu in Northwest Trans'
vital rouudod up throo laagers, with
only a fow casualties on either vide'
H is said that liussia 1ms quiotly and
gradually mussed au immense uruiv
conservatively estimated at 200,000 men,
iu Mauuhttria nud other Chinese prov
inces. Iu consultation with two Canadian
officers who are now iu Loudon, the im
perial authorities are devising a scheme
for the extension of tlio auxiliary mili
tary forces in tho dominion. It is pro
posed greatly to increase the militia, to
make largo grunts out of tho imperial
funds for ammunition for praotlue pur
poses, and for other expenses of train
ing, and even to make a generous con
tribution tn the militia pension fund to
bo raised by the Canadian government;
ill fact, tho imperial government pro-
poses to subsidize heavily tho Canadian
defensive forces.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Siguature of jfl
R ibert Turner wa arretted at iin
fuse on the charge of having committed
burglary iu the oftlr" of the Stmie
Shipbuilding company at San r'nuiri.-co
ill Nov. S3, having taken the sum ot
M.P50. Kntrauco to the office was oh-
allied bv diguing a tunne. and cmting
a hole iu tho floor. Turner, who lia- un
invalid wife, had promised to imury
Miss Flora M'lnerof San Jose, but wium
Miss Miluer was informed of Ttirner'd
Juplibity slio aided the pjlico iu off.ct.
ing his arrest.
A Woman' Awful Peril.
"There is only one chance to save
your life and thttt is through an opera
tion" wore tho startling words heard
by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge,
Wis., from her doctor after ho had
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
case of stomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
aho constantly grow worso. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters which
wholly cured her. It's a wonderful
stomach, liver and kidney remedy.
Cures dyspepsia, loss ol appetite.
Try it. Only 60 ots. Guaranteed.
For sale by Charles Strang, druggist.
Robert G. Wilson, the ex-policeman
accused of killing Maggie Hartwell, a
IS year-old girl, on the night of July 4
last, while she was playing with some
Dthcr children near Wilson's homo 011
Shipley street, Sau Fraucisco, was ac
quitted by a jury in Judge Dn lie's
xmrc Wilson admitted tiring a shot at
the time little Maggie was seen to fall,
nut It could not be proved lhat the bul
let from his revolver was tlio one that
Killed toe young girl.
George Biles, a woll-kuowu clmr.irter
n Laker City, Or., was shot and Killed
in tho Log Cabin saloon by David Staley,
1 faro dealer. Biles wns about to at
Lack Staley with a long knife, when
Staley took up a shotgun and shot Biles
in tho left breast. The coroner's jury
etnrued a verdict jastifring the kill
.ng'on the ground of self-defense.
Food Changed To Poison.
Putrefying food in the intestines pro
duces effects like those of arsenic, but
Dr. King's Mew Life Fills expel the
poisons from clogged bowels, gently,
easily but surely, curing constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, fevers, all
liver, kidney and bowel troubles. Only
2oc at Chrles Strang's drug store.
To bottle the oxygen of the atmos
phere is the queer object uf a company
ivhoso corporation papers were filed
.vith the county clerk ut Los Angoles.
The linine of the concern is rhe Califor
nia Oxygon company, with hoadqnar
:ers iu Los Angeles. Tho capital stock
si fixed at $5,000, fully subscribed.
1uark-s S. Coming, li. L. Mart. 11, A. il.
Lovp'ncc, W. II 1 man uud L. It. Gar
rett are thu Uirucv r. Coruing has
muacriued fit. 0.0 ol tho capital stock.
According 10 too article., the purpose
A tiiu organization is to obtain oxygen
:roui tiio ail 11ml to sell it either in
Gascons or iu l.quul form, or combined
n u mixture with other substnuces ;
tlso to operuto and manufacture all
)tlivr gases whatsoever and to license
ithcr persons and corporations to make
ise of the lnttor's patent, procossos,
iorinulas, etc.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you tuke Grove's Tasloloss (.'hill Te-'i
because the formula Is pldloly printod nn evi.-ry
buttle showing that it Is simply Iron and Q11I
Dlue In a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. ,riUc.
Tbs McKay tannery, located at lie
oicia, Cnl., was attached on a suit
brought by the D O. Mills bank of Sac
ramento for a debt of iH)7,000.
A Chinese named Yunr, Snoy of 88
Spofford alley, San Francisco, was con
victed by Judgo Cabauiss on tho chnrgo
of soiling opium without a physician's
prescription and was sentenced to pay a
I no of $100.
Horse thieves are active in southonst-
trn Washington and eastern Oregon. !
Tho stealing of so many horses is
caused by tho lioavy domand for cavalry
animals in. South Africa.
H. T. Mclnllre, SI. Paul. Minn., who
has been troubled with a disordered
stomach, says. "Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tahlnts do me more good
than' anything I have ever taken." For'
sale by Cbae. Strang, druggist; . '
A TOWN IN TWO STATES.
Aa a
Railroad That lias Oai.YMl
la Tmh, the Othrf .
la Vlralala, '-
A Washington dispatch to the Chl
eago Kuoord says that n certain change
iu tha boundary line, us agreed be
tween Virginia nud Tennessee, has Just
been ratified by oougroH. This re
calls a good story, Knf years the (own
of Bristol, Iu eaat Tennessee, has hai1
I
the unique distinction of being In two
Mates. There are two sepnrale mu
nicipal corporations, one under tin
laws of Tunneasee and tho other tin
cier tno laws or Virginia. They me
Known as Bristol, Tenn., and UrUlol,
a. . 1 he corporation of llriatol. 'IVnn.
extending to the east curbing of Mall'
street, the principal business thnr
oughfaro of the. twin cities. Moth cor
porations wished to nave tlilsstreot
that Is, they considered II neeessnrv
hut how to go about to divide the ex
pense attached was the question ti
bo considered.
The city of Bristol, Teiin., did not
care to pay for paring the entire llmr
oiiglifare up to tlio sidewalk on tin
Itristnl (Vn.) lde, while the corpora
tlon ol HriNlol, Va., cmilil not atep
across the Imnglnary lino and expend
city funds in Tennessee. This was a
tangled proportion for the fathers
of the two cities, it uui siifgeHted
that the matter be taken to the legls
lature anil have the Tennessee general
assembly cede oiic-liulf of Main street
to Virginia. -The slater state was
tickled lo denth to accent the nrnan.
sillon, as (lev. Tyler told (inv. MeMilllu
I over the telephone the other day. The
Tennessee Solyiis passed the bill. It
was engrossed nud sent to (he Virginia
general assembly, 'l'lipse lawmakers
accepted the gift, and then congress
was asked to ratify the action of the
two tngislnt tires.
The result of the work Is Hint the
boundary line between Virginia and
Tennessee is in the center of Main
street. There Is now nn electric street
cur line on this thoroughfare, with one
rnll In Tcnnesseo nud the other hi Vir
ginia. Kncli slate will collect one-lclf
of the tnxra on the street railway
property. Tho car line runs nlotig for
a mile and a half in tho two ntntes.
Many interesting stories are told of
complications In tho pnst caused by
the boundnry line.
NICKELS F0K CAR FARE.
Vaale Sana Apurnprlalva a Quarter of
a Mllllua Hollar, for L.tl.r
Cwrrlara.
"Aflva-eentpiecc lanot much in Itself,
but when piled in heaps with millions
tif other round pieces of copper and
nickel alloy it goes toward tnnking up
the pyramid," said a postal official to
a Wnshiugton Star reporter.
"Th government appropriates
5.100,000 nickel pieces In th form of
$235,000 for ear far for letter car
riers in the different cities whers tht
fres delivery service la established.
"It was formerly the practice in
Washington to supply thu enrrisrs
with car tickets. Severn! carriers were
suspended for appropriating tickets
from their allowances for purpose
other than official. An arrangement
was made some lima ago with one uf
the car companies to transport all car
riers over Its lines when going to and
returning from their deliveries In uni
form for a lump sum yearly. This ar
rangement has been found to work ad
mirably in Washington, as it saves a
greut many 'hours of the carriers' time
and removes all temptation on the
score of applying the tickets to per
sonal use or otherwise disposing of
them.
"This Is the reason why carriers In
Washington 'do not nnr far. oh tha
ca'rsas'ha been often observed in
the .jftyeet cars. The same rule Is In
foroprfn Denver and Detroit and oth
er eiries, and it .works welt where
tiled.''
Nobility
Recommends
Nervine.
The above portrait is that of
Countess Mogelstud, of Chica
go, 111., whose gratitude for the
benefit received from tho use of
Dr. Miles' Nervine prompted
her to make this statement:
"It affords me great pleasure to add
my testimony to the very excellent
merits of Dr. Miles' Nervine. Although
1 am past 80 years of ape 1 find it
soothes the tired brain, quiets the irri
tated nerves and insures restful sleep.
I never feel contented without a bottle
of It in the house." Gratefully yours,
Christiana Maria,
Countess Mogelstud,
mils' Nervine
is a nerve tonic and strength
builder that starts right in re
storing health immediately.
Sold by ail Druggists.
Dr. Miles Medloal Co., Elkhart, Ind,
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at
this office, . .
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MRS. IDA L. R0SER,
Grand-Niece of Ex-President James
K. Polk, Writes to Mrs. Pinkham. ,
Thankful for Hoaltli Eostorod by Lydia E, Pinkliara'a
Vogotablo Compound.
Did you over atop to realUo what Icoon satisfaction on axporlenona when
wo Unit that soma kind and liuliiful thing wo littvo done for Homo one else linn
been sluuerolv appreciated I At Kiieh times, how truly wo understand tlio ex
pression " it In more blessed to give than to receive."
Think, therefore, of tha pleasure and genuine satisfaction Mrs. I'lnhlinni
experiences when Htieli letters come to iter as tlio 0110 from Mrs, iioser wliluli
we are herewith permitted to publish. .
Think what it means to lieri it melius first, that one mora lovely woman
has been relieved from sickness and distress through her assistance j It menu
second, thnt thin woman who is cured is so grateful that she wants other
women In tho hind to know of Itt anil it means lastly thnt Mrs. l'lnlibani's
claims for l.ydlit 10. IMnkliitin'H Vt'gotulilo Compound are fully sub
stantiated by testimony of nuuh high character that every woman who rends
this must bolluvu and hope.
To lie appreciated Ih a great pleasure, but to bring pouco and htippluesn to
thu suffering is heavenly. Much Ik thu mission of Mrs. l'liilt liatn, and such a
letter as the following proves lior success I
MRS. IDA L. ROKEIt, 820 E. ltli Ave., Denver, C'cd.
Grand-niece of ex-Presldcnt James K. i'olk, and Assistant Oram! Secretary of
Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico ludepuudeut Order
uf tlood Templars.
"Dkah Mim. 1'inkkam I hnvo lieoii married for nearly two yearn,
and ho far liuvu nut Ix'i'ii !)lcas:l with a child. I liuvo. however, tuif
furud with a complication of feiiiulu troubles and painful mount runt Ion,
until very recently.
"Tlio vrtltio of Lydia I'.. lMnUhnni'H Vogi-tnMo Compound wan
called to my attention by nn intimate friend, whoao lifo had simply lieen
a torture with lnllnmiiuttiou and ulceration, and a few bottles of your
Compound cured her: he win hardly Imlieve it honielf today, nha on
joys such Moused health. I took four bottles of your Compound and
coiwidor myself cured. I am once mora in tine health and rtplrlts : my
domestic and official duties all seem easy now, for I feel so strong I can
do three times what I used to do. You have a host of friends in Den
ver, and among tlio best count, Youm very gratefully, Mum. lux L.
IiosKR, 820 I8th Ave, Denver, Col."
When a medicine lins been mieceiwfiil In restoring- to health
0 many women whoao testimony la no unquestionable, you cnnnok
well say, without trying; it, " I do not believe It will help me," If
you are III, don't hesitate to grot a bottle of Lydia K. Pinkliam't
VegxitwMe C'omiKiiind at once, and write Mr, l'lnkham. Lynn,
Munn., for npeclnl ndvico It in free and always helpful. -
$5000
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