The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 06, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MEDFQRD MAIL M-OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS FOR JACKSON COUNTY Published Ererr FrKUy Moraine. 0,2, lit Pi f, sr. & H 1 111 . : i A. S. BLITON. Medford, Friday, June 6, 1903 kwn wai boon to hustle. He Is ot tew dais; but quite plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR iered in the Poiuomce Meata-d, Onuror 4S S-cj,n.i.(Jltrtii Mtl Mauar NEITHER WILL Special to The Mail. Portland, Oregon, Juce 5, 2 :45 p. m. Neither Chauiberlaiu nor Furnish will concede their defeat. Republicans claim Chamlerlain has not over seventy plurality in state, with remo'.e precincts favoring Fur nish. Democrats adhere to their claim of four hundred for Chamber lain. Much interest here and wires busy throughout state. Chamber lain claims over seven hundred in Multnomah, while Republicans will not admit over 550 at this hour. A telephone message from Port land, date June 5, at 2:15, says: Chamberlain 213 ahead, with Curry Cour ty still to hear from. Incom plete returns fiom Lake, Polk and Lincoln. . Election Returns. CANDIDATES & 1 a I a Si i s-;w:3i 3 o V z. . I t IB u1 If la Jacksjn County, the Democrat have elected, the majority of their ticket. The Democrats elected Joe Rader sheriff by about 300; Miles Caotrall and , John Olwell to the legislature; John Uith, clerk: Wilbur Jones, assessor; D. H. Milier, treasurer and E. B. Hickel ViWrnaer. ... I - The Republicans elected E V, Carter ' State senator, by a'--out 73; Peter Ap ple?ate recorder, by ISO; Joshua Patter CO 1 for commissioner; Jim Hansbrough Republican, has beaten H. Mann .for joint representative. Douglas County gave Hansbrough. .about "400 majority and Jackson County a1 out 350. Tongue. Republican, has been elected congressman by several hundred ma jority. ' The entire Republican state ticket is el-jcted except governor, which is still ii doubt and is claimed by both parties. No official report can be given on the county ticket as the returns have not a yet been canvassed. Coss Piano House Husical. IVtirpt K ChrtinbLTirtm, ... WiUUiii J. KuvmsU, r A J HnuMkoi, ........ .i, U It Uvuu.s... avrnsMK jvihik Huberts Heau.r H F BrtuhAm, ii.. V J RrtKltt, MfCAKTAKY OF HTATK ! O W Hurioo. h N a PavIs. n Frank I lUinbur, r ... OW Sours. A statu trkam hkr: Hcrv HliickniHn.vL TS M? Daniel, t'hus S Mwro, r W W Myr. SAfKBINTKNrtKNT 11' RUC INSTRIVTIOS: J li Ai-kiM ntHU, r K v KvUey, V A Wnim, ATTtRNKV-UKNKRAl.: A M Crawford, r.. T H tiivu. i ..... James H Kalvv, xl statk rniNTKK: V V Brook, p Jamos K lioilfroy, A J K Homiut, is J K Whitney, r RKl'RKSKNTATI VK FOR COMJKKSs: lliram tionlit, p . . K F Kkiiu). $ Thomas II Tongue, r..., .. . J K Woatherfim., il I'SVTKD STATUS SRNATOR: TTCeor. r V KS Wood, it JOINT RKFKiKNTATl VK ! P M Browtr, s , James M IitiubrouKh, r C II lloxie, t Horace Mann, t STATK SKSATOR: F. V Carter. r , It V Noil, it J W Wiley. 8 KEPRRSKNTATlVKs: W A Carter, r C K Stewart, r. Miles Cttntrall, il John noiwell, t , C PSnclI. 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This wo do; Wo soil you 11 bettor suit of clothes for $7.50, $10, $12 or $15 than you can buy uny whero olso for tho same price, hy compari son you will find this to bo true. Tho same ratio of saving applies to our Hoys' and Children's Clothing. You will lind our prices on Furnishings much more reasonable than others, while in Mats wo savo ymi 50o to $1. If you investigate, wo will add one nioro customer to our growing trade, P. K. DEUEL & CO., Now Tor tlio New CuIIcko. Now Hint nil tliu luii ry 11 ml iinxlctv lluMili'iit to I'lei'tliMi Is mop II In quill' llio liiiic to tiiko up tlio Mnlfonl col l'k"U iimllci. l'ro(. Vim Scoy imiiln a crciit siieccss of llie Mi'ilford Ai'iiili'iliv lut yeur mill much good riiino to tint ritv licriiuni o tlio tisluhllsliiiiiint ol tlinl lii-lililtUin. Tliu iH'fi'n.ilty of 11 culli'tto ll.l"llll of llll nt'iuli'iiiy Is niin- iipimrviil ami it lio- lioovi'S every cltl.i'ii of Mo. I ford to do Ills lew I best in esliiblinliliiif tills uol- k'e. A suhs(ii'iton pnper will ! clicnliili'il next week iiinl von will Im ii'ikcil to contribute to tbe ol I ;? fund. n order to accuro tbit instliutliui il will li ncccasury tbnt you. Biiliicrlls) libernllv. Married-5tcwnrt-Ka(rlo. The follovring is the program for the m.i-lcal at the Coss Piuno House, June lltn: Piiinoaud piHiiolii. Sclecleil. VtX'ftl s)lo. "Altenlilivn." Mii FiMi-e 1'iiiuuHilu. "Nitrciii!i,"(by secla! rir.jul) ,.. .ilif FtTU lliHi-hiin Viical solo Mrs. v, w. Ha..f 1'ianumilu :. H...K'ii Cu.. V.ivrtl ilunl. .S-.KM..tt.il Mr ami Jli Uruwn Piano anil iiann!a, Svlci'leil Vo.-als.ilo ... -j Mfss Matwl Jones Piano wjio, "G rand Valte Brilliain..' Mi-s Ail -en WcIiImt Ywal ilnel, "O, That We Two W.-re Mav. ing" Mr and .Mrs K E ilori! Lr St .A black ostrich fenihsr boa, betwer n Medford and the C hivner place. Bind r will please leave at this office and be -rewarded. Advertised Letter List. Following is a list of letters remaining cn called lor at the Jiedtord poatomce oo June 4, l!i Harrows, Nora iriappur, Martin King, W Moore, W S Morgan, 1. 8 " Stewart, Frank ' Wsite, Wcilcv ("aril, Kliner Junes, Mrs II R I.yi.n. E.I.I K Macleay. Roderick Paine, Frank Slanley, II It Young, Karl U A o) a -?e or one cent will be made upon de livery ui each of tte above letters. Peraons calling for any of the above .etter. . will please say " Advertised.'1 (J. F, Mekiiiman, festmaster Stops the Ooufth and Works off ths Oold. "Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets cure a cold 'in one day. No Cure, J'o Paj. Price il cents. AT THE PHARMACY ' COUNTER Always sure to get what you're look ing for here. Our stock includes all th" moritorlous proprietary remedies, milent medicines and pharmaceutical: specialties. Npthleg la ever misrepre sented. No attempt to substitute "some thing just as ffooa" for tte article, de sired al this store TIs thus by relia ble goods, honorable dealing and pop' -lar prices, we have secured a hold on public favor , , STRANO'S DRUd STORE, Hedford, Oregon Uoi is ii Time To Bay Clotlii to a 'to c Jl c to (ii 'Y to J liil b b O o Academy Notes. Up to Date Clothing' Hutchison a LUMSDEN, Medford, Oregon The school year closes this week. Some time this month the school will be incorporated as a college. Whoever wants the name of the school can have it by making an endowment of $20,000 I as a permanent fund of the college. Hurley Rogers is a bookkeeper in the office of the tiifar factory and Ella Gauoyaw is bundling the correspond eice and stenography in the otllee of the Coss Piano House. These are two of the commercial stuik-nts. A summer normal will begin June 30th and continue six weeks and two days, or until the opening duy of the August county examination. Teachers wishing to prepare for either county or state examinations will find this an ex cellent opportunity for leview or ad vance study. Tuition fct 75. Latin mav j be taken as a special study. The soliciting committee for funds for the purchase of the college campus and the construction of the building will beain its work by Saturday , Monday. The build this year. reaily to make some sacrifice for some thing that will bring large returns in I money, good opportunities at home for young people, and hundreds of good substantial citizens for the town and the valley. Marned-itates-Kame. From Hit Urauts Pass Olisorvyr. "At the home of the bride's parents, ninr Central Point, on .Sunday, May 2' 1 102, theru were joined In holy wed lock Mr. N. G. Bates, of Grants I'ass, and Miss Muzir Kame, of Central Point, Uev. N. S. Hollcrofl olllclnting. "ft was a pretty home wedding, only tliu immediate relatives of the happy couple being present. The parlor of thti Kame home was beautifully dero- rated for the occasion. A wedding din ner was partaken of after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bates enmn 10 Grants P'ifs Sunday evening and havo tuki.-n rooms at tliu Plgney lodging house. The groom Is a young man of excellent repututlon and the bride Is from one of the best families of -fncksoo Cojnty. They each havo a great circle of friends who wish them a long and happy mar ried life." Both the bride and groom were for merly residents of Medford. where they have a great m my friends, who are glad of this opportunity to exten.i con- or I gratulatlons. The bride is the (laugh- Judge .lames Hlewnrt, of this cltv, and Miss Sophia I. Hutrle, of l.nk" Greek, wero married hy Hew T. L Cruiiduli, at tliu Hunlii.t pnrsonago In this city, on Siindav. Juno I, I'.iO:'. The groom Inn been it resident of Miicmiley us catcher. Hedford Scooped Ashland. I.iial Sunday n large crowd of Mill ion! peoplo UKscmhlcd on llm N'duut mil Taylor grounds In Jaelisoiivllle io cheer tho Medford bu'l Uuun on to vic tory over tlio "Fox and fllldroth" tenm uf Anhlund. Fur the llrst few Innings It looked as though tlio wild eheerli.g uf tlio admirers ol tliu Medford tmim would he of no avail, for until the sev enth inning thu score mi mil 0 to 'J! In favor of Aahhind, but In tlio seventh Medford n'ored three runs and In llm eighth Tube, llrous broke nil prcvloiH batting ri cords, landing tho hull clear over llie fence In center Held. Tills placid the score lit 8 to ft, which win the llnal score. Tho game was interesting throughout and good Individual playing was duuu by Mil the players, but each learn showed plainly thu hick of team pruellce. Thu grounds were In excellent Condition uud nro fust becoming tho lineal in Southern (Vgnn. Anderson, of Mcdlord, pitched u goon giimo and wnt well supported hy Ira has I In; bent Among tne Churches. FIRST M. E. CnURCII. , Preaching at 11 a. m. snd 8 p. rr. Epworth Iveague" p. m. Sunday school 11) a.m. We earnestly hope that all people who are interested in the .wel fare of our city will discourage Sunday base ball and excursions, for nothing is more demoralizing than disrespect for the Sabbath and its privileges. W. B. Mooiif. BAPTIST CHURCH. . "Every Man in His Lot" is the sub ject at the Baptist Church next Sunday at 8 p. m. . This closes the series of sermons on the book of Daniel. PRESBYTBUIAN CHUUCII. Preaching next Kabbatb, June 8th, morning and evening, by Dr. Day. Subject of evening sermon : "The God That Answers by Fire," All are cor dially invited. ooaru nas acciaea to ter of VV. T. Ivnme, who was formerly Let the citizens get Lo',i i h,,,!.. in thi itv Strayed From the Richards sawmill, on Wagner creek, one dark red cow, branded O on bip. Any infortriutlun leading to her recovery will be suitably rewarded, O. E.rJorsline, Medford. Sfte RIALTO CIGAR STORE Medford for many years mid lm a lnu.1 of warm friends who are now extending congratulations. Thu In ido, until lust fall, wasli resi dent of l.nke Creek, whuru a brother and slater reside mid where alio Is well and moat favorably known. She Is an orphan girl, her parents having both died some years ago. Frnnk and Olias. Swingle, of Lungell Valley, Klninnlh County, u'-n her uncles. She was a student in tho M idford Academy dur ing its last term. Tho happy couple have commenced housekeeping in u reildcin'c on North A street, which llie groom had previ ously made rtadv. Card of Thanks. . I have been anked by VV. H. Keyburn, brother of John A. It '.vliiirn, who wasi killed near Gold Hill on May '.Nih by the cars, to say, for 111 in, that he thanks Coroner E. B. Plckel for thu Immediate attention given us to tho imiiesl and ni no for the prompt notllleatlou given him of his brother's death. lie also wants me to thank tho kind people of Medford nnd tho Methoclst Cliuroh for their assistance and sympuihy In his deep sorrow. His last words were: "1 shall never forgot Medford aud tho city's good people." Y. B. MooitK, Pasi"r M, 10. Church. Ashland ' Htunlcy P Itohley S Clonal! f b Kng!o h Sackett t h Webb r ( Stoops c f Carter I f Hammond Carries everything in tne line of Fine Domestic and Imported Key West Cigars For Rent. Small and large farms. AddresB Dr. C. R. Ray, Gold Hill, Oregon. Our Cine is Complete in Ail Kinds of SMOKERS' ARTICLES- DROP IN AND SEE US... flonmlcil i.lk It. "Miss Flyppo," sa il the hostess, "pcr mM me to present Mr. Hogg, author of tlini.e clever lines on 'An Arctic Court ship' ivhleh uppi'iii'fd In Tho Gulf t)l renin Magazine lust month." "1 am glad to meet you, Mr. Hogg," said tho young womun. "Pardon the question, hut In that your rcnl name?" "Certainly," he replied, bristling up. "Did you think It was my pea name?" Chicago Tribune. Wlirn Von Can't Sleep. This Is n sure cure (or Insomnia: rush away your pillow and Ho flat upon your hack with your muscles re laxed. Slowly draw In tho deepest breath possible, hold It for four sec onds, then slowly, expel It until your chest and nbdomeii have collapsed. Repent this until you fall asleep. of material for a good pitcher mid when lio becomes more experienced Modford will not be required to Import a buttery as tho teams of the other towns have been r.omticllcd to do. Stanley amV Itonlcy formed A-liluml's Imllary and they, loo, did very good work, llelo'' is the linn up: Medford Mucsuley Andersen. Dow M vers llrous Kelso MoiTlnon Iiiaaes Uothorui'il Umpire, Pat Dunugan; score keeper, Irwin ICckluKou. The .1 iclisinvllle teum has Imported a pitcher, catcher and short stop from Oakland, Calif., and will now endeavor fi regain soino of their 0sl honors. The now players arrived Sunday even ing. Thv art, old schoolmates of Chai ley Nuiiitn, of the Jaeksonvlllii teum. For Sale. Having I'oplaoed my portable twolve liorwi power boiler with a bollor of larger capacity, I olTor my twelve-homo power portable holler with all fixtures complete, for sale. Will take lumber or thu same. Cmtm. Unkioii, Jacksonville Oregon. For blllloimno.ii use Chamberlain's Stomach A Liver Tablets. Tlmv clcansn the stouiiinh and regiilato thu fiver and bowels, efl'i'cilrig a quick and perma nent cure. Forsaluby Chus. Strang, druggist. Nevntlve Compliment. .. Miss Sore (much plenned So he real ly said I didn't show my age, eh? Miss Shnrpe Well, he sulci yon al ways seemed careful to conceal It Philadelphia Press. 'VIS-'8, '.GOULD. If microbes get Into llmburger cheese, they surely can't live long enough to do any barm. Council Bluffs Nonpareil. ' It occurs to-every ono nome,,t(me. that ho Is not living up to his Ideal of himself. Atchison Qlobe, .. THE CORNER STONE In the building up of a repututlon lies at tho bueo of our success. Wo started out to produce u superior grade of flour, nnd our product is known us tho highest standard ol uxuollonoo, Tho quality novel- va ries. Our brands have gamed a hold on popular favor" aocordud to none othor on the mnrkot, Thoy're the porfootion'of fumlly Hour. '85o per Buck. A, A. DAVIS ft CO I