The Medford mail., June 27, 1902, Page 1, Image 1

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MEDFORD, JACKSON . COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JONE 27, 1902
NO. 26.
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G. T. JONK8,
- COUNTY HUUVKYOIt.
Any or all klmlfi of Hurvylnir prtimptly done.
The County Hurvvyor utiu (Tvo you the only
frgitl work.
MotUord, OrcKon
AMMOND & NAUKKOAN
ATTOIINKVM AT LAW
Uffco In Sicwurl Ink. Moilloril,
J, KIRCHGKRSNBK,
l-IIYHICIAN AND MUHtiKON,
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HUHVKYOU ASIMMVII, KNUINKKIt
0. B. Orpuly MlnT.il Surveyor tat the Hlulc
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Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
Transacted
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C. 0. Ileekmn, Hnro l'mliin.Ueli lUyinond.
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MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
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You Know What You Ara Taking:
Whon you taKo Orovc'n Tortolosii Ohm Tonlo
Wiosuso tho formula iH tilu nly prlii iml on ovjiry
fcottle howln thai It la simply Iran njj Qui
! in a tastolenB form. No Cure, Nol'ay, We.
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FRUIT LAND JIAItUAINf
71 ninN,U ucrrN lit I'liltlvi.tlun; htilti.to Uruth 1'ulr Iiuiimj, burn and out
ItiilMlitKi. hlvthtl wumr from Mountain h-h-Ihk pined dlrt cl lo riilir'.(!
II iicni wjwWkI lu iilfulfu. Only I'-, mllu (rum tVontrul f'ulnl, Kvory
l K. FOOT 1111,1
iiuu friMtil (irclMiro lunfl. rrl(-i) j;i'uo, crop rc-un vi;fl
VAI.I.KY IIOMK-'itrru irwt! iMlJ'jIfiinif C'citlral 1'olnl town -lio, if) ucron In culllvit
llnn. hiniill Iiuiiwj urn I tmni, I, uci im ifuotl frutl luitd, A 11 leu
' liiftnv (or houicouo
OkAlN ((ASCII -irnicrrh In uriuai-i. Alt In cultiviUlnn. Midi. UmM toll, which lYnit
limit iilulin will ptovo iidiilcl lulrctM. Kill r four') out 110 biiUrilriK.
Only two iiill'tH flora lown. Tlio iniwjnl orop lor U10 iii .Illy ul
Urn noil. 1'fh'o Hi.oou, np rtinrrvrd
A I.KA IHIH UHl inuim ore hunt IuimI hi la km nt ItmiUiHt, two tut lex fnwj fntral I'otnt,
nil I111L 11 If ul llvr acre- of which In tho vitry he hi of frail Intnl. tff nerc
a I tlinltitr IuimI him-h with itn illicit. An iiju'iillri.t T-roum ilwrllliij( httfi
Imlinl uiid luniirml ; brink milk Immino, (IikmI Imm and Krunnry ; wootl
itia-il. tirioki-hoiiHo iitiil oiiihnlhllnvt. Two witll of lino wulur. Knlim
I'Lico vMhli' Imin ruHl'li'iiu",
TI1I1 In Hip Hi-urnf miv Imlt
IIOLMM IIHOfl .... CENTRAL POINT
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JubI urnved a carload of MoCormick iMowfc.-a, Rakea and Sickle
GrlndcTH. Thoy aro the boct inudo. Coino in and see thorn.
MuCorinick loiula and others follow
HUBBARD BROS.
New Lumber Yard
IV
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir and Pine Shingles
KuBtlc and Flooring
Three Years Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned.
Medford Oregon
1 am prepared to furnish all kinds of
HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC.
ri rat-Class Goods. Moderate Prices
Call and see me
7th Street
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Bedford Machine hofis
lloilor and Engino" repairing. a Specialty. Second hand
Engines, Boilers and Pumps Bought and Sold
EXPERT MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS
Gasoline Engines and Spray Pumps on Sale
GAULT &
ELECTRICITY!
AUK YOU SUFFERING Irom Uheu
matisin.WottU Buuk, Nervous Trouble
or a (fonorally run-down system? Ubo
Electric Belts and Batteries
for men ami wonion. Electric in
Boles koep tho lett warm anil prevent
catching cold.
For booklet and circulars addresB
ELECTRIC. APPLIANCE CO,.
Medfoid, Oregon
Mitchell & Boeck,
Blacksmiths
WHEEL WORK and
TIRE-SETTING
a Specialty
Horseshoeing''
Morrlman'B oW stand, MEDFOIID, 0RE00N
A Krnii Iwrulo ut M)(i, Crop ruwrved
Ini'MLluil III JttrUNiill rmililv
THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
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Drug. I'ntPni Mitll me, Hooka, HUlloiiery
PAINT5 and OILS
ricuiN.TuhHti.'i'oitdt Atticl'), '.tc
Preftcrlptlon Carefully Componnded
7th St., MeUford. Oregon
O. E. OORSLINE & SONS
MANUFACTUUKK8 OK AND DEAI.EII8 I.N
Yard Houth cf
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J. G. TAYLOR,
Medford, Otegon
Proprietors
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J MRS. O. GILBERT, Proprietor
I Ladius' Goods a specially Laces J
S Haiidkerohiefs.Kinbroldory silke
J and all materials for fancy work J
jjj Notions, oandiea, nuts and sta- J,
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A Ona Door North ol Postofllce
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and WAGON WORK
WEST SIDE SHOPS
li. N. HARCY, Prop.
All. Work Promptly Kxocttted 2
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From thu Itiirul Northwi-nl.
At Heattlo f(((H are fj noted' at 20
and 21 ci-iiIh per il isn; creitmery
blittoh, 22 cunts jjnr pound,- full
cream elite -a, 1 :j and M eents; live
lions, 13 and 1 1 cuiiIh per pound.
A snow Htorm visited Norlbfrn
N w York on May 28tli and the
mercury full to 80 degrees at Can
itnduiguft. Hume damage to fruit
wan repotted at Goncva, L'tiea and
oilier points.
Dairy and Produce Review pub
liahed at San Francisco, in its issue ,
of June 6 said: "Over 10,000
pounda of Oregon cheese wan placed
on the market during tbe pant week
and o!d readily at 14 J cents."
A few weeks ago it was anticipa
ted that tho Uuited 8ta!e8 would
have a great apple crop this year,
but the estimates are now mow
moderate and at the bout not more
than an average crop is expected.
There will be a great many more
hog raised in Oregon this year than
ever before in tbe history of the
stale. A great many farmers arc
convinced that they havo so'.vtd
the problem of the profitable pro
duction of boge in Oregon.
A lot of steers, bred and fed in
Texas, sold in Chicago for $0 85
per cwt. As tbey averaged 12-55
pjunds in weight, the average
price per- bead was 85 08. Tbe
extreme top price paid for steers
that day was $7 Co per hundred
pounds.
The proHjiect for the coming ap
pie crop is now nv.icb lees promis
ing in Missouri, Arkansas and Kan
jhb than it was a few weeks ago.
l'hero were plenty of blossoms bu!
very little fruitreinains on the trees
Kurlher ea.ut a large crop is still ex
peeled.
Farm telephone systems aro mak
ing almost as rapid progress as ru
ral free delivery of the mails. B.tli
will soon become so es.-entiul that
farmers will wonder how they ever
mnnnged to get along without them'.
The luteal city convenience to pene
trate the rural districts is -that of
ilectrio lights. We noticed a re
port recently ttn.t a company in
Oregon was running lines into thp
country to supply farm houses with
ilectrio lights. In the cities tbe
- lectric light companies charge
-mall users a great deal more for
dectric lights than the cost of ob
tain'ng the same amount of light
from kerosene; but perhaps' they
oan make money at a lower rate
than they are in the habit of charg
ing. If tbey can put down tbe
price so as to fairly compete witij
kerosene, electric lights would,
prove a great convenience, 'espec
ally in barn?, where if tbe wiring
is properly done, they are much
afer than lanterns.
Leads Them All.
"One Minute Cough Cure hcala all other
inetllelnfK I cvcrirfeil ror coughs. cold&, croup
una throat- anil lung troubles," says D. Scott
i-urrln. of Logauton, Pa, One Minute Cough
tare la tho only absolutely safo cough remeily
wblch acui Immediately. Mothers everywhere
csllty to the good H hail done their little ones.
;roup la no suddun In Its attacks that the
doctor often arrives too late. It ylolds at once
to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to talcc.
children like It. Sure cure lor grip, broncnltia,
:ovgli3. Chus. Strang.
To Destroy Slugs.
Slugs are among the most bother
ome pests in the vegetable garden
n Oregon and sometimes injure
field crops in this state. The fol
lowing method for combatting them
is credited by an exchange to Mr.
Henry Tryon, entomologist, being
taken from an article written by
lim for the Queensland Agricultural
Journal:
"Among deterrents tbe use of
obflcco waste may be especially
rec mtuended. This is composed
if the disoarded midrib or stout,
leutral rib of the leaf after it baB
ieen cured, and at present may be
ibtained at the tobacco factories at
t mere nominal cost, say five
billings per load. Lay the waste
n the Soil around tbe portion to
be protected. When the slugs come
n contaot with it they secrete a
hin film of transparent mucus
from their strap-like feet, as if to
jrotect them from injury, but the
obacoo waBte is fatal to them. You
nay also make a decoction of to
)acoo from tbe waste in this way :
?ill a barrel with the stems, and
over with water. Let this stand
for twenty-four hours. There will
ihen ensue a slight fermentatii d.
Drain off the water, and boil it
down to the strength required. If
you want a very strong solution, fill
the barrel with frt-sh stems and fill
up wilh the water already used."
Ki'H'i Jt In ills NcwHiiauer. '
(j -orgo St: hub, a well known German I
citizen, of New Lebanon, Ohio, is a coir
etuiit. rearlisrol the Dayttm VolkezeitMiig. j
He knoHB that this paper alma to ul-1
verliae only the bHl In its columin, j
and when he Haw Chamberlain's J'aliij
lialin advortisflil therein for lame bn k,
he did not heiilnt'j in buying a bni.'.le;
of U for his wife, who fcr eight w-.-i ksi
had suffered with tho most terrible!
pains in her back and could get no re-,
ll,.f Hn !' "Afi,. .ln ll.n
lialm for a ffttv rlnua mv mlfn aall tn '
me, 'I feci as though born anew,' and j
before usinK tbe entire contents of the
hnttift thA Unhftfirilhln nuln hn1 unllplu I
vanish d and she could again take up
ber household duties." He la very
thankful and bones tbat all etiffcrinK
likewise will hear of her wonderful re
covery. This valuable liniment is for
sale by Chas. Strang, druguiut.
A Strawberry Famine.
The Maii, recently mentioned
the fact tbat there had been a po
tato famine this epririg iu the mar
kets of Medford, notwithstanding
tbe fact tbat the Rogue River valley
is one of the best potato producing
districts on this coast, and the
further fact that the p.ice has run
from one and a half to two and a
half cents per-pound during the
past year,.; find the price never
touches tbe bedrock price of twenty
cents "per bushel, ' which it. some
times does in tbe eastern states.
And now to our discredit, as a
supposedly enterprising agricultural
community,' Thk Mail is compelled
lo admit that there has been a
scarcity of strawberries in the Med
ford market for this season, the
local crop not nearly supplying thi
demaiid. More than half , of the
berrie3 sold here, since the Oregon
crop supplanted the California ber
ries, have come from Creswtll, AI
bany, Salem, Portland, and other
Willamette valley points. As a
consequence of . importing straw
berries from a distance of from 200
to 400 miles, the price of this best
of all table berries has not been less
(ban ten cents a box, lor good qual
ity berries, at any of the stores in
Medford. ' ' ', , -Tbat
there should not be enough
s'rawberries raised in this valley
to supply even the local demand, is
a pre'ty hard setback to our boast
ing of having the best fruit growing
district on; the-Pacific- coasts : Tbe
strawberries that we do" raise here
cannot be' excelled for size and for
flavor, tbe warm, .sandy soil, to
gether with unlimited sunshine,
developing and ripeoing them to
perfection, while the yield cannot
be exceeded by that of the famous
Hood River section. But some day
there will be strawberries in plenty
for the Medford market, and car
loads for shipment to other markets,
and the dollars now sent away for
strawberries will be kept at home
and one more leak to the financial
prosperity of Jackson County will
be stopped. -
A Beat Friend.
"I surtcrod Irom dyspepsia and Indigestion
for tlftecn years," says W. T. Sturdevnnt, of
Merry Oats, N. C. "After I had tried many
doctors and modlcines to no avail oue of my
friends persuaded mo to try Kodol. It give
Immediate relief. I can eat almost anything
I want now and my digestion Is good. I cheer
fully recommend Kodol." Dou't try to oure
stomach trouble by dieting, That only further
wonkons the system. You need wholesome,
strengthening food. Kodol enables you- to as
slmilate what you eat by digesting it- without
the stomach's aid. Chas. Strang.
A Mlaalnaj Polt.
"Professor," said an acquaintance,
"you understand Latin, do you not?"
"Well," replied tbe professor, "I may
be said to have a fair knowledge of
Latin; yes."
"I know everybody says you have. I
wish you would tell me what 'vollx'
means. Nobody that I have asked
seems to have heard tbe word." -
"If there Is any such word as 'vollx,'
madam, of which I havo st;rlous
doubts, I certainly do not kuow what
It means." ,
. "You surprise me, professor. A man
of your . attainments ought to know
that 'vollx' means vol. Ix." .
The professor devoted a moment to
calling up bis reserves and bringing his
light artillery Into action.
"It Is uo wonder, madam," he srtld,
"that I did not see the point of your
Joke. Vou left the point out of It,"
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Jworn Circulation!
2200
Medford
Just arrived '
1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 Strap.
Slippers and Dress;
Boots , .
Kid and Patent Kid
Latest' Stylcm.
Seventh - - Stre?4;
PORTLAND IS IN PERU'
HER POSITION CONSIDERED Egi- '
TREMELY DANGEROUS
tavlrr' , , rrr-
May be Crushed by the Ice. Captars '
, May Be Able to Work Hit W ar,v '
Behind Some Island or Cape If tha
Current Breaks the Great iter Rosa .'
t
Sr-attle, Wash., June 2 Tb. Ca&Br "
of tiie famous gold steamer ForOaurfl,
which has been caught in. an tamasei
ice floe and at latest accounts waafs
being carried into, the Arctic oxeanvr
through Jiehring straits, will not B
definitely known for a week and jaotBr
sibly much longer. The best ehj-'
the' Portland lias is that the coxrena ,
from the Dlomede Islands wilt bratfc; .
the floe and give Captain LmquiES c. .
chance to work his. way in hax-i;
some littk- island or cape, if H eana
get this opening he may le afe tr
get out of the current which; vaa,z
sweeping him to an unknown Cat. .
The truth is that the Portland is imxi
a very serious position. U tbe- icr
floe does not break she will bn rrwcif -Into
the Arctic ocean for anoua I5 '
miles, and then the ice floe fa wfcitfci. ,'
she Is now locked will birefc ajt
against the ice field of the Arxe
Captain Conrad Seim. one of ilie t '
est whalera and navigators of tbM- -Behiing
and Arctic waters, said O !'
Parkinson of the Nome News; durjc
unless chance opened a lead to fJuro- ,
eastward or westward, he looked spoata ..
the chances of the Portland as xvrgr .
bad. One great danger Is that' Ibsfcr
Portland w ill run short of fowl aaeCl.
water.
From Cape Prince of Wales to tlte '
Russian side, where Behiing ira ecs
narrow, the distance is fully iftf'
miles. Ice clings to the side of tfc
land, and through the center; Sit aa. ,
moving current of ice and water. Tl v
Portland Is in this. There Is a eaa .
stant grinding, and there Is no tetlBnic: -. ,
when the steamer, may be Hmabe&) -like
an esg shell. .She Is not hoSSx. ;
to buck tee. Captain Daniels' sat ait'
Nome that no boat, not even ' tAat
famous Brmak, could buck tbe AmoT
ice floe. Under the most favoraWBt; - ,
circumstances the Portland could awtt
get back to Nome until the miiluTe mX
July.
Nothing has been heard of tbaa ,
steamer Jeanle, which should be fume.
WESTERN COLT WINS DERBTA
First and Second Horaes Ar iUu-x
Lonfl Shots. -
Chicago, June- 2-.. Coming. ;iSt a ''
sweeping stride- through the sit-i.
the game colt Wyeth, owned or Josata J
A. Drake, won the Amerlean- Derfty
and upheld the traditions of the- nae
by the overthrow of tbe favorites -m3
by the western -horses beating; tlnu ,.,
best that could be seut from tb e-astt.. "
The race was free from roughj-fiHK '
or anything in-. the nature ot a Oasjjr,
was cleanly and truly run, and WesrHfci :'
was the best of .the twelve thre'r-jsam-- "
old colts that lined up at the bsanAtn
today before Starter Dwyer. . JcKJtas
lAicien - Lyne rode a good races , rj ,
Drake's colt: Hen, the hifjwW-t-
played Eastern colt, went to that flaafe
the ravorlte at to 1, but faiVnit Stt
finish inside the money.
WTUUaW
OVERALL!
V. " nuimm, cat. '
'fa Cure a Cold iu One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnlne Tablets, ale .
druggists refund the money if It tails to eioaa,
E. w. ante signature is on each boa. . Ktv