The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, May 09, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD FURNITURE HousefurnSshers'and Undertakers J. tf. BUTLER, Undertaker and Embafrcer I OUR COUNTY Correspondents OoinuiiiiiiuiitiniiH from our cev oral viirrH)iiinlititH riiilnt reach ( 1 1 i H ollico not liilur than Wednuwliiy noon to itiHuru publication. JllfkHIIIIVille News, i Ili'giHtriiliou hint reached tho 27(10 murk. . Mm. Thoo. Cameron Hpont Hut -urdity in Modford. ComiiiiHHionors Court mot on Wednesday, Muy 7th, John Hooknor, of Applognto, wiib In Jacksonville Friday, ' Mr. and Mm. 0. H. WntHon, of AbIiIhihI, woru hero Mondiiy. l'red Tluo, of Mudford, wan at tho county hohI ono day lnnt week Mrs. M. K. Dox U now occupy- ina her rcBlduncu on ('uliforniii elrcot. II. C. Mitekey, tlm photogruphir or Mudford, visited Jacksonville Tuesday. Win. Cumnron, of Uniontown, tarriud a while in Jacks onvlllo last Friday. John Devlin, one of the pioneers of our oounty, wait in Jacksonville Friday. Mr. and Mm. II. E. Ankony have gono to Klamiilh County for a Hhorl visit. Miss Dee Ankeny, of Sterling, was the guiml of Mian Jo Orlli on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Carey, of Hold Hill, vinited friends hore on Wed nesday IllHt. Oliver Diivih, of Ashland, nindo J nc kMiui vi II 0 u IniHinitHH v i i I olid day last wi-ek. Mrs. S. K. Taylor, Mrs. Charles l'riii) and Minn Jo (Mb H'R-nt a day. in Medibrd hint week. John I). Olwoll, Democratic candi date for representative, Bx;ut .Satur day night in jHcks.-nvillo. Judge J. It. Noil and F. R. Neil 1 went to Modford Inst Monday to bear George 10. Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Willitts, of Joe's Bar, Calif., spoilt Tuesday night in Jacksonville, en route homo. Mrs'. C. W. Hodgson, of Cali fornia, who has been visiting bore and at Sterling, left for Kugone Sunday. 15. W. Andorson, tho gonial miner, came down from Wutkins last Thursday and spent several days in town. Rev. S. H Jones, of this oily, oo oupied the pulpit of the First Pres byterian Church, at Ashland, last Sunday morning. Grand Master C. C. Hogiie, of tbo A. 0. U. W., Hpont Thursday night in Jacksonville, the guest of Hon. Wm. Colvig. Mrs. J. N. RusbpII has gone to San Franoisco, whero, with bor sis tor, Miss Fanny, she will be the guostot her 'aunt, Mrs. H. Judge. Goo. A, BoAviB, of San Franoisoo, mid J. I,. Ox ley and family, of Great Bund, Kansas, wore regis tered at the U. S. Hotol on .Sunday last. ' Quite a number of our oitlr.ons went to Modford on the speoial train Friday nvoning to hear the various candidates on tho Ropub lioan stale tiokot speak. J. W. Osborne, G. F. Sohmidt loin and II. G. Hart, prominent Tired Out " I was very poorly and could hardly get about the house. I was tired out all tlio time. Then I tried Ayer's Sarsaparllla, and It only took two bottles to mako mo feel perfectly well." Mrs. N. S.Swin- ney, Princeton, mo. Tired when you go to bed, tired wlicn you get uo. tired all the time. Whv? Your blood is inv nurc. that's the reason You arc livintr on the border line of nerve ex haustion. Take Aycrs Sarsaparilla and be quickly cured. ti.nn a faiiif. All ilriifu.!!. 1.1. .InnlnPwKM ImtlllllltH liT AVl'f'll Knrimiinrlllii. Iln known all nl.Mil.llil mnni old family htmlliini). Follow 111 uilvlro ami o will Uo antlnClcMl. , iMisiiiiMmwiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iii i iim msidi'iilH of Woiidvillo, woic vMt u'H at tlm county Hunt tho llrht of the week. I,. IIus'irnin, of Montague, Calif , luiit been ut Jii:knnnvillo for several diivH this week. Mr, II. is a prom iniiil stock buyer of Siskiyou County . M tliu Col I on Carnival, al Ash land, on I IniiHday evening lusl MUh Helen M Colvig, of this city, sang "A lli.-iirl's Whisper," by I'ic I'o'niniiil, J. Ilealy, Jos. Wettorer and I.. I.yllu left ibis week for Portland, from which place they will go to Alaska. Mr. JIaly has ulreiidv apont Ihreo years in that far-oil land. Murriago licensor were issued al the county dork's oflico to Honry Haines and ICliziibeth Kldnr, W. K. I'artner and Lettu t Dully, F. M. Martin and Martha' K. Olson, and 10. Fowler and Florenco Nickorson Issao Muller, of Ran I'ranoisco, and Amelia Muller, of Portland, ar rived hore last week owing to tho illnoss of their fathor. County Treasurer Muller. ' At this writing Mr. Muller is much improved. Mirtses llurlha Ornie, ICiiuna Ul- rich. Ihii Cook. Kdith Priest and Anna Kenyan and Messrs. Lewis Ulrich, Win. Donoff, Pat Donegnn, Harrv Holms. Oscar lwis and James Union attended the May day i.icnio at Phoenix Thursday, and also took in the dance at thai place in the evening. New suits filed J. Nunan vs B K Hauov and Iterlie Haney. Ao lion. F. K. Nell attorney for plaintiff. Allen t Lewis vs H J. TrowhridgK; action to recover money; J. W. Merritt vs M. Uliou chitiu and Julia Obenchain; action; (I. II- Kiluy vh J. H Uuiigiiii and Kiiit-i 10. Dungan; suit to foruclone iirirlg ign. The candidates on the Republican slate ticket drove down from Ash land Friday and spent a few hours in Jacksonville. The .arty int-lmb d W.J Furnish, A. M. Crawford. J. II. Ackeriiiiin and J. R. Whitney. Hon. 10. V. Carter, nominee for senator, nnd Hon. W. A. Curler, nominee for representative, of this county, were also of the party. Inko a Drowning Man. "Kl n oho a dlu-iui! U i!oclor callod dyWl look luotl boll) of OlO lbt 1 could carcoly so," wrlti-n Uro. B. Mfh. well Known mminoy of Nocodi, Tel. "I look qunllil! of prplc ftDtl oluor inndlclnotl but nolhlnic hclpod tue. An a drownlDK mun grata ki h lltn 1 iirabticd at Kodol. 1 (oil n Improve inenl al onro nnd iflcr a law botUol m round mid well." Kodol In the only proirBllon wbith exutly rrpnxlucen ibe Batumi dlRemlra Julcnii and coonequciitly la tbo only ono wblcb dlKcHta any good food and euro any form of atomarb trouble Cliai. BtfanK. Wooilville Items. I.oo Cox, of Leland, is visiting home folks here. Chae. Smith and familv were vis Ring relatives in Grants Pass Sun- duy. Miss Linnie Stevens haB gone to Grants Pass to remain for Borne time. Mr. W. O. Train has boon em ployed at the Wilcox hotel for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sohitidler and. son were visiting rola'ivea in Rock Point Sunday. S. T. Owing, of the Elite studio, Modford, is hore viciling his brother, G. W. Owinga, Quito a number of candidates have boon here during tho wook, Crawford, Alford and others. Quite a numberof Michigan men arrived this week to prove up on their timber oluiaiB on IOvans. creok. PoBtmaster Heart has been ab sent sevoral days this week and Sam'l Mathos has been acting as deputy. Wm. Witt and family have moved to the Dry Diggings mine, where Mr. W. haa been employed tor the summer. Mesdames Chas. Hatch, M. Burk- hardtand O. W. Oivingsand daugh lor woro in Grants Pubs last Satur day making spring purchases. Rev. Brown, stop fathor of Mrs. G. W. Owings, has purchased the Lurch property, near Woodvill-.', and will take possession of the Bamo this week. A pleasant surprifo party vvns Riven Harlaud Stviigorly Friday night, as he leaves soon for Grants I'nss, whore ho will remain lor Rome tune. About, lofty parsons were present and it good time was bnd by all. GameB apd social converse wero indulged in until 10 o'olook, when an elegant lunch was served. At a Into hoar nil departed well pleased with the evening's ci'er tiininont. if i-ii ir I ( IleniH. Win. God fry wim trading in Central Point Saturday. Miss Clara Richard i-0-1 has re turned to tho Mudford Acideiny. Mrs. H, II. UIbbh and son, lOiberl, wero trading in Modford Monday. Tdos. liniley has begin spring roud work on tho grade around the Upper Table Rock. Dr. Jones, of Modford, attended I'lnio. Glas-i iigain on Friday. He is improving slowly. Win. Stacy nnd family, of Med ford, are visiting friend- and rela tives in this vicinity. Rev. Iloloroft, of Medford, will preach at tho New Hope church 011 the second Sunday in Muy. Dickison & Son, of Table Rock, arc In our midst purchasing cattle, which they report are quite scarce. J. B. Welch, tho pioneer lumber munufiictur.tr of the Meadows, has begun his annual lumber delivery to Central Point. K. C. Pomroy, one of tho enter prising citizens of the Meadows, passed through Monday en route homo from Medford. Miss Boone, tho Antioch school teacher, visited home folks near Modford Saturday and Sunday., Miss Pearl Buss accompanied her. Corn plunting and summer fal lowing are about completed and the faithful old work-horse' is again given bis freedom to recuperate on the excellent range and bask in the wai in sunshine. llelds Up a C'oiiKri'BHiuitn. "At the end of the campul;n,'' writes Chump Clark, Mltinouri'u brilliant cod Hromnn, "(rom overwork, nervom ten a'.on, lora of iili-ep and constant speuk ng I hud annul utterly collapsed. It i-niii'cl thai all the oreuna la my body uro uul o( onler, but three botllen of KU-ttric HI Hits uiudo me nil rl"hl, It's tliu bent sil-iirniind medlfino ever sold over 11 ilrtit.'tnHl'n eounler." Over worked, run-down men mid weak, siekly women iltil i h plmt ill heulth and vitalllv Irom Klecti-ie Hitters. Try them. Ou'ly 50e. Citittt unleed by Chun Strung- Oulrul I'ulut Items. R. A. Clark, of Sums Valley, was in after supplies Wednetday. Sheriff Orme passed through here Wednesday en rout? to lOaglo Point. Dr. and Mrs. J. Hinkle are both very ill at the family home in tais city. Mr. and Mrs. S A. Thompson mado a business trip to Medford Wednesday. I. J. Carson left for the Fish Lake ditch lust wo-k to secure employ ment lor tho summer. Mr-. S. MuClctulon, of Go'd Hill, is spending th week here with her mother, Mrs. A Wilson. Fred Peninger is offering hi household goods for sale, as he will leave soon for Idaho, to locate. Rev. Lockliurt, nominee for rep resentative on the Prohibition ticket, went to Ashland Monday. J. 10. Ross, who has been Buffer ing with inflammatory rheumatism for somo time, is able to be about again. W. S. Eachus left Monday for Coles, Calif., whore he cooa to do carpenter work for the Hilt Sugar Pine Co. Mrs. Wm. Hoacland and Mrs. Chas. Hoagland, of Bonanza, who have been visiting relatives hore for somo time, returned home Tuesday. Children's Fertsiixer. That's a good name for Scott's Emulsion. Children arc like young plants. Some will grow in ordinary soil. Others need fertilizers. The nature of some children prevents them from thriving on ordinary food Such chil dren grow right if treated right. All they need is a little fer tilizer a little extra richness. Scott's Emulsion is the right treatment. Fertilizers make things grow. That's just what Scott's Emul sion docs. It makes children grow in flesh, grow in strength, grow rich blOod, grow in mind, grow happy. That's what we make it for. Send for free sample. Sl'OTT & linWNR, Chemists, .ci Trarl St., N. V. Sue Ami $i,oo nil driiKK'otn. Don't be Backward But when in Medford inaki it 11 point to go and vixit tho COSS PIANO HOUSE at Iho new store in tho Thorrui" While block, West Medford. There you will find on display u line lino of Pianos, Organs, the wonderful piano-player, the Pian cla, the only genuine ' player rnsdo. Phonographs, Gramo phones and other small instru ments in fact anything in the music line can be had here Free musical entertainments given every Wednesday evening. Call at the Medford Drug Store and ask for a ticket they are free for the asking. Une the side en trance on entertainment nights. Firt-t class tnners in connection with the house. Send all orders for tuning and repairing to the hous" direct, and it will receive prompt attention Job. Boswell, who has been in Callulians, Calif., for the pant sev eral months, arrived home the first of the week. There seems to be a false rumor going through the country that our town is having an epidemic of diph theria, which is not true in the least part. .There has only been one case here that any physician could call diphtheria, and that was the caso of the late Ira Porry, and he was a child that had always been subject to membranous croup and when he took the two diseases to gether it was too much for his con stitution. Your correspondent has inquired particularly and can not find even one case of sore throat in town. So bo8 of Time. I linvn sold Chamherlnln's Colic, Cholera 'and Diarrhoea Iiemedy for yf-urs, and would rather be out of su'ar nd coll.-e than It. I told five bottles of It to thrcHhers yesterday thai could l'o no further, and they are at work strain this moriilup. H. R. Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will bo seen by tho above the threshers were able u keep on with their work wilhoul losing a single day's lime. You should keep a bottle of this remedy in your homo. For sale by Chas. Strang. The Old Boy and Olrls Entertain. On Wednesday evening of this week 'lie G A. R. boys and the girls of the Kelief Corps of Ashland and Medford mid a time, the .likes of which were never before recorded lo this orchard land of ours. It was the occasion of a visit of over forty members of these orders In Ashland to similar orders in this city and the two orowds, number ing about 150, didn't do a tblng but hnvea good lime from early evening until nourly midnight. F, M. Stewurt was master of ceremonies, and the pro gram which was presented consisted of readings, declamations, speeches, sing ing and Impromptu talks. Those from Ashland most prominent in the program were Mrs. Ganlore, Mrs. Paul and Mies Hmdrlx, and those of Medford who de livered addresses were Dr. B. F. Ad kins and Attorney Hurtson. Upon arriving in Medford the visitors wore met at the train by a committee who conducted them to the banquet hall, where about six o'clock a lunch was sorved, After the lunoh the visitors wero given tits freedom ol the city, and at about olght o'clock all were again at the hall and the above mentioned pro gram was carried out After the pro- ram a line supper was served by the ladies of the Relief Corps of Medford, and soon afler the visitors returned to their homes at Ashland on the mid night train. Those present from Ashland and Jacksonville were: Ashland Mr and Mrs J R Casey, Mr and Mrs B B Paul, Mr and Mrs C Ganlere, Mr and Mrs C E Rood, Mr and Mrs A C Spencer, Mr and Mrs B Beach, Mr and Mrs L Stew ait, Mr and Mrs L R TJlon, Mr and Mrs C Marls, Mr and Mrs J M Sayles, Mr and Mrs M Stewart, Mrs O Gaulard, Mrs Sarah Ganiard, Mrs Eastman, Mrs Mary Ward, Mrs Damon, Mrs Smith, Mrs Crooker, Mrs Sutton, MrsRodgers, Mrs Thornton, MrsJohneon, MrsKlum, Mrs Slocum. Mrs Hendrlx, Mrs Dhh-1 hum, Miss Anna Heudrix, John Pen nington, John Morris, J Howett, C P Jones. .Incksonviue air ana Mrs r Kiissnhaler. Miss Kinmu Kiissnhnfer, Miss Vnlene teuton, J Harts, Eugene Savon. Re.ir-Ailimral Sampson Is Dead. Washington, May "6. Rear-Ad miral William T. Sanipeon, retired, died at his horn? in this city at 5 o'clo.-k. this afternoon. The imme diate cause of death was a severe cerebral hemorrhage.. Ho had been n tt semi conscious state for several day 8. Mcdfoid Lose a Telephone Case. from Hie rorllanHTuk-ifriim. That the City of Medford has rn ight to impose a liceney of if 1 00 per annum on the Sunset Telephone it Telegraph Company was the ru ling of Judge Bellinger in the United Slates Court this morning, and the injunction restraining the 1 i'y from removing the poles and wires is still in force. Some time ago the City Council passed an ordinance fixing the an nual license to be paid by nil tele phone companies at $100 a year, and al-o fixing the rate for tele phones at $1.".0 a month. The Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Co., deeming this excessive, refused to pay it, and when the officers com menced to make preparation lor removing the poles and wires fron the city a suit to enjoin them from doing po was brought in the United States Court. . The cae was ar gued some days' ago, and a decision rendered this morning. Judge Bellinger s'ated that this would be without the authority of the city and the ordinance was therefore void. The court explained that a city can fix a license only at figures which will cover the ex pense of issuing a license and other possible expenses, and that such a license would be a tax that could not be 1- vied. "In short," he said, "a city cannot add to the condi tions upon which the franohise 'was originally granted, although h K-! cense within reason is b ga1." j Tho court stated thre was no! need to take up the other phase of! question es to the monthly rate of $1.50, the d-f-ndant having ad mitted that sueh a prohibition or restriction would be void. The de murrer lo the bill of the complaint was accordingly overruled. The attorneys for the defence took ten days in which to answer, but the restraining order is in force and will continue so unless the de fendants ' can show better cause why they should not be allowed to impose the license of $100 per an num. Among tne Churches. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. There will be social services at the Christian church every Sunday at 11 a. m. and Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. and every member of the church and Sunday school are reques ted to attend these services and every one who Is interested In church work and who does not hold a membership In any church are cordially Invited to at tend these services. FIRST M. E. CHURCH. The services of the First M. E. Churcb will be as follows: f reaching at 11 a. m. Subject, "Opposition to the Christ." The Evening service will be the anni versary of the Epworth Letgue. Sun- day school et 10 a. m, W. B. Moore, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH. "The Form of the Fourth" will be the Bubject at the Baptist Church Sun day at 8 p. m. This will be the fourth conseoutlve sermon from the book of Daniel. The pastor believes as thor oughly in Daniel and that he wrote the book bearing his name as he does in John, the evangelist, and that he wrote the gospel and epistle bearing his name. WEST SIDE GROCERY T. J. GOODWYN, Prop. Fine Line of FANCY and STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES HAY and FEED Goods Delivered Free CJLt;tUL:!JljMt:ULUULiU'jaatUUkUWJL'Jk.ULJWJL.'IJL.UI-'UlLJ r.t L'J r.ci tJ L J r-TV i.a r.T I. B. BKWN, Snmp.('-or to J. STAPLE GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS AND LIME East 7th Street HEDFORD, OREGON l;i3 Klamath County Items. f From the Klamath Knln Ilcpn'bllcnn. H. F. Murdoch has been ap pointed postmnster at Klamath; Falls, to succeed A. Custel, who re signed upon receiving the Republi can nomination for county clerk. "ThH (tetmlA rn.l!..n n......vl..A. '" .U III If, 1 ibucr has favorably reported Ser.ntop Mitchell's amendment to the- Piih I rtf ftvil l.til Diir..;n.. . with the Klamath Indians, wherebr -they cede to the UniU-d States at . tract of 021,824 acres of their reser vation. The amendment, unnvnmi. au-fl $537,000 to pay for the landv Frcm the Klamath Ffilltt Kiprwe. Mrs. Mattie Kessler, formerly o' Medford, Grants Pass and Klamatk Palls, has begun divorce proceed ings against Henry Kessler. The- chtrge against her husband is in temperance. Col. H. H. Sargent, of the 2nd' ' valry, U. S. A., who has beetto iih bis command in Matanzas, Juba, since his return from the hilippines, is soon to return to the--States and will be headquartered at.. Fort Ethan Allan, Verrcont. Work for Election Clerics. ', Salem, Or., May 5. There ap pears to be a general miaunder- sunding among the election boarded of the county concerning the poet-- ing of election notices in the .sev eral precincts. Formerly the eher iff was obliged to post the noticeby but under the new law the work, devolves upon the clerks of the election hoards of each precinct. The notices have been mailed by . the county clerk to the clerks oi the different boards. The clerks- are requi-ed to post the notices " in conspicuous places within their re spective precincts. Since no in structions have accompanied the copies of the notices of election;, many of the recipients thereof havo. been in a quandary to know what to do. A lively debate was precipitated ia the 6enute by Pritchard of North Caro lina by some remarks on political meth ods in that state, in the coarse of a dis cuieion on the Pliilippide bill. Simmons, uiso of North Carolina, vigorously de nied his tolleague's assertions. Pri tow ard advocated the retention of the Phil ippines. 1 The house, without a word of debate,, passed the outi-eonspiracy bill, reported, from the judiciary committee. This or injunction shall issue iu trade dia-- . pates between employers and employees. .. Saturday. jl The debate in the senate on the PbiL ' ippiue question revolved around a reso lution calling for Major .Gardener, in. the Philippine islands, to appear as soon, aa possible uef ore. the Philippine com mittee as a witness. No aotiou had been, taken upon the matter when the senato adjourned on account of the death ot Representative Amos Oammiugs of New York. The house, shortly after assembling,, adjourned as a remark of respect to the memory of Representative Amos Cummiugs. Advertised Letter Lisfc. Following is a list or letters remaining un called tor at the Xedtord poetoBce uo. Uav. 7.1SV3. Anderson, Vrs A Patterson, G W Buchanan, Miss May Patterson. Mrs LUUOf. Hjerregard, O R Stuss, U Gano, Mrs J 11 Tretbel, August (3). Gama, Mrs G H (2) Welch, Mrs Emmtk McKloney, WJ Wilson, Mr llllllo Manley, J C . A charge of one oent will be made upon de livery of each of ibe above letters. Persons calling lor any of the above .euerav "ill please say " Advertised." G. F. UERauaAif. PostmaHter.- If you want first class job printing., we can fill the bill. r n ' u'ii L. J. r"t K'U -l- - .!ii ("1 mi L.I r"v Proprietor C. Fermi son)