The Medford mail., June 27, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS .
July 4 is only a short way off. Wo winh
to cull tho attention of tlioOontlcnion to
our now and Mtylifih lino of Furnishing
CIoocIh. Kvorytliing new and down-to
Dale. Ah this U u now departure for
u, you can runt assured that you are got
ting nothing but new, stylish goods
GOLD and SILVER SHIRTS
are tho best tho money can buy. Gold
Shirts ure $1.50; Silver Shirts $1.00
each
SILVER COLLARS
are the best two for '2"o, ull styles
IN GENTLEMEN' NECK WEAR
we uro it. All styles Four-in-l lands,
Imperial I'ull's, F.tc., '2", 50 and ,75c
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CITY HAPPENINGS.
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Vmgglt llumuaon : "I received
u lottor Tuesday from E. C. Wella, ol
Culil Hill, who with hl wife mid
daughter, la now flatting rolullvca In
London, England, ilo aaya lie geu
Tiik Mail awry week and gola ull tlie
new! from It. I Imagine ,botb himself
ami wl(i am huvlnir n alorloua time.
Hero are a few oxeorpa from hla lottur
l( you ore lo print thoin. "We have
tint) a delightful visit here, and wlillu
It sooina good to be back io the old plaeo
if ln I ahall be gluil when I im In
Jitnkson County, Oregon, onco more
with my friend. Our trip lint been a
splendid educational advantage fur Dor
rla. I wilt try and tut her aoe the euro
.nation proceaalon, in which ahu will see
repreaentatlvca from almost every
country in lue worm anu aoiuicrs iroin
oory lirlt'ah colony and poascaalon,
tho lattiir n'one will form a linn two
mllea in length. Tomorrow my slater
and I arc going to attend Thanksgiving
ervlcoe at St. Paul 'a Cathedral whore
tho King and Queen will attend. The
nualo will be grand. Wu aro going lo
alay In the city tonight and expeot to
ho at the Cathedral by flvo o'clock lu
the morning, although the dooradonot
opon until 11:11, but It will lie well worth
walling fur, lor those who oan atnnd It
I wont to tho Epsom raoca today to ace
tho Derby run. Thla la the groat ovout
of tho year. Monday night I go to ane
Henry frvlng In Faunt. Mra. W. and
Dorrls aro visiting in Yorkahlro, but
will bo In London for the coronation."
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aawmlll men. Kiiqulro at O. K. Gora
, llno'a planing mill, Mod lord.
y Ohaa. Meier waa brought to Med-
ford Monday mor.ilug badly hurl fiom
the offeota of a blunt while working In
. the Orino gold iiilno, on Foroat oreck.
He waa tnkon to Dr. I'lckol'a ofllco,
whore bo waa put tinder an anaoathotlo,
when tbu doctor proceeded to extract
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ilia piucuo Ul luun n.i.v u.u uuvju umuu
Into his body. Hie loft ahoulder, hip
and thigh wuro tho only parts of hla
' body that wore Injured. Tho doctor suc
ceeded in removing all tho pieces of
, rook, though aomo woro qullo deeply
imbedded lu tho flesh, cxoepl ono amnll
plcco which had penotrutod so deeply
into the sliouldor that It oould not lie
rounu, inougu an extensive incision
wu mado. Mr. Melor ts rapidly re
covering from his Injuries and will bo
ns good as now within a couple of weeks
if no mishap befulla him. At tho time
lio was hurt he had just sot off II vo
shots, and stopping back awaited the
explosion. Pour wontofTliut tho fifth
fulloil uml after waiting a tlmu ho won)
up to sue what tho trouble was, but Just
as h i was within about ton foot of It, It
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Ball Fruit Jars,
Caps and Rubbers
H. H. HOWARD & CO.
MEDFORD, OREGON
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went off. Uo was stiuidliiK sliliiwnya to
the blnM, olhurwlae Im would have
boon killed, for the rocks would have
penult o,td n vltnl purl of Ills body, As
It waa It wua u very narrow escupe for
hliu, for the ulr all ulwut him was filled
with rocks, from a pound to ono hun
dred pounds In weight.
All Iho loading high grade sewing
machines at lowest price, on tho in
stallment plun. John F. White, Mud
ford. A report from work on tho Fish
f.uko dltcli la qullo favorable, although
tho lutencst of the aprlng has delayed
the completion of tho flume work. The
recent dry spell, however, has inudo it
possible to haul lumber and teams arc
now at work hunting from Lem Charley's
mill, on tho head of Lost oreck, and
from the Hutrlo mill, on the south fork
of Butte creek, and tho lumber Is beiug
distributed along the ditch where flumes
are to be built. The flume narpentora
resumed work last Monday and will
continue In thla employment untll all
flumes are built. Excepting thoae
llumos and few heavy rock cuts, the
ditch seventeen miles from tho in
take at W. C. Daloy'a plaeo to the drop
at nrndahaw'e place, Is completed.
While It la true that tho dltcli la com
pleted for this distance, it is ulw) true
that tho work Is not completed because
of tho fact that whon C D. Vincent and
C. B. WlllluniH, honvy stockholders In,
and directors of, tho ditch compiiny.
woru here, they ordered more work
done on It. After a critical examina
tion of tho ditch by these gentlemen
they decided to enlarge It considerably,
nud bare so ordured. The dltcli will
1)0 deepened one and a half feet ovei
its entire length, Increasing tho capac
ity fully 1500 inches, Involving an ad
ditional expenditure of tilMiut 10,000.
This work, it Is expected, cannot bo
completed before August 1st. After
thla work la completed work on the
branch ditches or IntcrUla will buoom
inoncoil. One of these will run toward?
IOuglc Point, a distanoo of seven' 01
eight miles, the ditob to ho (Uxlli fuel
In bUo. Tho other lateral will run to
the west side of tho Bybco dosort. lis
dlmonsions will bo 101x44 foot nud its
length will bo tun or twelve, miles.
If It's tho VKitv iiicnt icoorciiiii you
aro looking for you haven't fnuml it un
til you have tried Campbell's. Othori
put up a good oreain but there Is one
kind that's iikst and that's the kind
Campbell makes.
Tho Hood Itivor struwborry grow
era arc rejoicing for this has been theli
bannor season, they having harvested u
orop of ovor 66,000 ornlea of bcrricf,
equal to about olghty-llve carloads,
whioh has nottod them about fl'-'O.OOO.
The orop that produced this big sum of
money grow on but BSO acres of land.
With such returns ns this por nuro it Is
asy to account why good fruit land,
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both lioro and at Hood River, soils for
suuh big prions, for land that will yield
a orop that la worth from (200 to 300
pjr acre, aoon takes on a dlfTcront val
uation from that of tho Willamette val
ley wheat land which produces from
ten lo twelve bushels of 60 cent wheat
per acre. And tho doubting ones who
are holding off awaiting cheaper prices
will find thai Med ford fruit hind will
never again bo so uhoap as It la today.
The new Medford cigar two for 25
cents. This is unquestionably tho host
liltolgar ovor put on tho market. It's
a Medford product made by tho Pulm
Whltman Co., and lor sale at tbu Hlulto.
Hid Charles, who has boon a flguro
lioud editor on Nickel's Medford paper
for the pait two months, left Tuesday
evening for 1'ortland, whero ho has
lalton a position on tho rnportorlal stuff
of tho Telegram. When Nickel con
ceived tho Idea of establishing his de
funct Jacksonville Times In Medford,
niiilui a now name, he hired Mr. Charles
(o tnuko u canvass of tho business
men of Medford for putrouago. Mr.
Chnrles did tho work for which lie wan
hired all right, hut tho people sort u'
sniffed tho Nickel aroma that pervaded
tho air and they didn't take kindly to
tho dark horse graft that was being put
upon thorn. Mr. Charles told thut he
(Charles) wua the whole thing; that he
was establishing u i:ew sheet, and that
he hud money sufficient back of him to
preclude any possibility of failure In
hla venture, i.ulcr developments proved
beyond tho pnrud venture of doubt thai
Mr. Cliurloa wus an emissary ol Nickel
and that the "noci-ssarv" funds buck of
him were Nickel's old Jacksonville
Time and Nickel's connuiuumtu nerve
both of which nie now duly installed,
and Mr. Charles, having performed the
stool pigeon net for which ho wua hired
and for which lie was paid, presuma
bly, has, Arab like, folded his lout and
hied himself lack to the seuncs from
which he cumu and Nickel is here
ibo self uxiilted, bombastic lluc-aud-a-half
paragrapher and news pilferer
from Tint Mail columns with a record
In thla county that la envied by no one
not oven by tho leust of the lowest.
The Incorporators of Nickel's Medlord
paper woro Sid Charles, Henry Pane
and l?osc Hllcy. Pupo la a Job printer
in Salem, Charles la now a Portland
fixture, and a fuw weeka ago lottera for
Koac Riley were advertised as "un
called for" in the Modford poatofllco
and in these columns. The corporation
iaovidently scattered but Nickel ia here
the personification of benofnetion (?)
for any old thing that happens along
that's got thirty cents In sight.
For new sewing machines call on or
write John P. Whlto, Medford. He
haa tbo Wheclor A Wilson, Davis, New
Home anil all tbo leading machines
from 'i0 up.
O. W. Whitman, proprietor of tho
Medford Hook store, is reaching out for
moro space In which Urdisplay hla Im
mense stock of stationery, books, ko
daks and every thing else that you can't
lud any other plaeo In the city. Hia
Ural aalesroom in Medford was a place
about the sl.c of a 2x11 act en edge.
1'lils didn't bold him long. Ho then
-noved to ono room In the "Yellow
I'ront," and after a few weeka ho scat
lured again like Ben Webb's moun
tain trips and spread his stock all
iver the first floor of this building, and
itorxls, ovon with this added space, wcro
loon piled about sovontaen layers deep
so doop In fact, that bis saleswomen
'invo been known to loose thvmaolvcs
hi this labyrinth of goods for evory
'mdy. This condition has prevailed
for a couple of years and bo couldn't
tandltuny longur and he has' now
on tod tho second floor of this building
and he will raovo hla immenso stook of
cameras, kodaks and supplies, together
with other goods to this floor. A
stairway will bo put In as soon as possi
ble and a gonornl transformation of the
establishment will tako place. Mr.
Vhltman has built up a aplendld busl
icss and The Mail is glad that Its vol
imo has so Increased as to necessitate
his enlargement of store room, J. S.
loward, owner of tho building, who
as previously occupied the second
iloor with his engineering office has
iiitted his location to tbo Adklns blook
'here ho has offices suitably fixed up
or his business.
' For Sale Good, heavy work horse,
weigh about 1B00 pounds. A. Slovcr,
the drayman, Medford.
Arthur B. Ellison, son of V, B. Kill--on,
and ono of tho muscular farmer
boys of Big Stloky, has Bled his appli
cation with tho Southern Pacliio for a
position In one of tho company's rou ul
houses, preparatory to scouring a posi
tion us a student llroman, to bo an ou
tlined' being his ambition. Mr. Alli
son has been working at tho railroad
coal mlno near this plaeo, and 90 well
did ho do his work that hia foreman
nilllugly gavo him n rouommondatlon
to tho company. He Is a sober, Indus
trious young man and ho will be relia
ble in whatever position ho may be
placed.
U.S. Wilor, tho Modford tinsmith,
hns sncurod tho agency (or the.Wobbor
gnsolino onglno ull sizes. A two and
ono-hulf horse power ongluo for $135
guaranteed for two years.
II. D. Pinch, tho gentleman who,
lust full, purchased the Orowoll orahnrd
near Jacksonville, reports a lino orop
of fruit this yonr. Last year ths or
ohard was allowed to go uncared for
and as a result no rfult wan harvested.
Tills year Mr, Flnoli hns thoroughly
cultivated tho land and has given great
care to spraying and trimming tho
trees, and us a result of hla painstaking '
efforts ho will burveat not loaa than'
f 1000 worth of applus alono whon tho 1
lime comes to gather red and yellow
fruit. Ho haa twenty aoroe of bearing I
apple trees, fifteen acres of bearing ul-1
mond trees, and the crop Is tho boat It
hns ever boruo, thirty acres of young 1
pear trooa, mostly winter vurlelioa. He '
ulso bus twenty-one acres of alfalfa
whioh Is doing fine and It la turning off
a good crop this year. This la a crack-1
ing good place but Mr. Finch wanta to'
sell !l health will not permit him to!
care for It as It should be,
New Bowing machines lo exchange ;
for farm produce, wood etc. Cull on 1
John '. White, Medford.
OnlLff u rlolrwi.lb.n Vf..,U,..l 1
pie wont to Jacksonville last Frlduy
evening to attend the commencement
exorcises of St. Mury's ucudamy. Thoy I
report thut tho exercises wcro of a high
order and well rendered and that thoy !
groutly enjoyed the evening's outer
tulfiment. Those attending from Mod
ford wcro Mr and Mra II M Cosb, Mra
WSJonea, Mrs C E Wilkinson, Misa '
U-luh Plymlro, Mr und Mra 13 P Thelss 1
and daughter, Geraldino, Miss Jennie
Woodford, Miss Grace Whitehead, Mra
John Daiiley, Mra A 7. Scars, Mr and :
VI rs J M Keenc, Mrs. I. Huinason, Dr. 1
C. W. Keenc and Mrs V L Crnnfill. 01-1
well brothers, Joseph, John, Frank and
Kdwurd, of Central Point, wore also
present. Tho students attending the;
academy from ' Medford were Edyth '
Cranflll, Mabel and Helen Coss and
Cuiisio Plymirc; from Central Point,
.Murgurot 01 well.
Girl wuuud for general housework.
Apply ut MAIL olllee.
Itcv. N. S. Uolcroft, Uuptist dis
trict missionary for tho Koguo river cir
cuit, stilus that a chape! car will come
in over the Southern Puclflc road from
California, about the middle of July.
This car la In charge of a missionary
and bis wife, who is a fine singer and
church worker, and tho car will stop at
every station and siding In this valley
and services will be held at each of
these planes. Rov. Holcroft will as
sist Id tho services and will join the
car at the California lino and direct its
movements while in his district. Due
notice of tho arrival of the chapel car
und of the dates of the various stops
tbut it will make, will bo given in the
local papers and a cordial invitation is
extended to the publio lo attend the
sorvices held in It.
If you want fine candies go to tbo
naiiery, wnere you will Und all cream
candles mado by A. Learned, of Jack
sonville, and received fresh every week
and sold very reasonable.
Last Saturduy ovoniiie the ladies
of Oak Circle, No. 242, W. of W gave
a festival at Woodman hall In Phoenu.
Strawberries and lee cream were the
principal features, though a short pro
gram added much to what was a de
lightful evening's enjoyment. At tbo
opening of lltorary exorcises Prof. G.
K. Carlock waa called on for an address
which ho gave, and which was highly
entertaining as well as instructive.
Ovor fifteen dollars was realized from
tho entertainment, wbiuli will bo added
to the elck benefit fund of the lodge.
Oak Circle is steadily increasing in
members, now having forty-four on tho
roll and its meetings arcwoll attended
and full of Interest.
Chickens wanted at tho Central
market highest markot prico paid.
Iho Mcdford-.Tacksonvillo railroad
ia now running the "Pullman" oar on
tho'.r rood, whilo the regular coach Is
at tho shops for a goneral overhauling.
The truck frames will bo put In first
class ordor and the outside of the coach
will bo thoroughly repainted and the
Inside of tho car will bo mado bright
and clean by being carefully scraped
and then rovarnished. So thoroughly
will bo tho overhauling that when tho
couch Is brought back onto tho road it
will be In overy rospoct as good as a
new ono.
Rough lumber at $11 por thousand
for thirty days. O. E. Gorsltne, Med
ford .
J. Tresslcr has sold his house and
lot In West Medford to D. N. Welch for
Ci6, the sale being mado through M.
Bellinger. Mr. Trosslcr has been in
Portland for some lime and Mrs. Trcs
slor and children will now join him and
they will muke that city their homo
hereafter. Mr. Welch, with bis wife,
is a recent arrival from Colorado, a
farmer by occupation, and lutcr on he
exneots to buy land and engage in the
fruit business.
Play Atlantis, tho now field gnrae.
15. D. Foudray, of Phoenix, through
Clinton Carey, has lately sold ninety
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BIG cur IN
SUMMER MILLINERY
As wo wish tcrmako room Tor our
luimonso now fall stock, wo wilt
liavo
A GREAT REDUCTION 5ALB
BnrUKH TUB FOURTH
Our onttro rtook of trimmed huts, anal
uiuriinmea dims, strooi nius,L,ORtiorns,,
uiiunii iuu, sniiors, oio cuurous, now.'
ora. slllis. brutris. Iiieos. In fiiot evorv-l
tbliift noi'tainlng to tho mttUnory art,.
Will bo SOlU OIH at K8!'K0!Al.t,Y HKDUC '
BU PRICKS
IDonotmissllilsopnortunlty of securing
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H. A. HEDYNSKI (S. CO..
Oka Milliner'
We Don't Sell
All the Shoes that are (sold in Medford;
but we do sell a good many. Our customers must
like our Shoes and our plan of selling for they are
helping us increase our sales.
Here Are Some of Our Trade Helpers
WE HAVE SELECTED the best
line of Shoes made in America
WE GUARANTEE SATISFAC
TION on every pair w sell and
so does. - . .
EVERY PAIR of Shoes in our
house are strictly solid. We
are not looking for trouble;
neither is
IF YOU GET a pair of Shoes of
a and they happen to rip or
the soles come loose we fix 'em
free and charge it up to
IF QUALITY" COUNTS Sejz
Shoes are the cheapest. That's
what is building up a small
business for us a big one for
We have a new and
be glad to have you come
do as we advertise.
W. H.
six acres of his land te J. Gibbs, a re
cent settler from Ukiah, Umatilla
County. The price paid was $20 per
acre, the land having no improvements
upon it and Is all covered with brush.
Mr. Gibba has his family here and he
will aoon begin clearing land and get
ting ready to make a homo on bis pur
chase. He will engago principally In
tho stock business.
I will do light freighting and pas
senger traffic between Medford and
Brownsboro, Big Butte and R L. Par-
Kcr-s, in Lilg Butte district. Make ar
rangements with C. C. Pletcher. E.
A . Jones.
The farmers of Jackson County are
making money that is easy to be seen
when one travels over the county.
Among the prosperity Indications to be
aeon are the many new barns that are
being built in anticipation of another
big harvest. Aaron Wyland and Lane
Wyland, two of Antelope creek's en
terprising farmers, each had a' barn
raising on Monday last and they will
soon have barna that will be a credit to
their farms and the community.
If it's now and very up-to-date goods
in the shoe line that you aro locking for
you will find them at Woodford's Shoe
Store.
W. M. Cary, one of the business
men of Gold Hill, was in Modford Sat
urday. Mr. Cary states that his town
ia having a prosperous year's business
and that many settlers are locating in
that vicinity. There are also many
prospectors coming into the Gold Hill
district, and much activity la going on
in the mines, the output of gold for this
season promising to he tho largest that
it haa been for years past.
T. T. Merriman's horjoehoeins
and genoral bluuksmithing, Medford.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charges I
maae.
Miss Mary Childors, of Phoenix,
closes the spring term of school lo the
Climax district on Friday of this week.
In the afternoon a program of 'songs
and recitations will be given by the
pupils and a large gathering of the
paronts and friends of tho school is ex
pected for the event. Miss Cbilders is
credited with having made her school
a Bplendid success.
Ice cream at Wilson' & Russell's
ten cents; ico cream and cake, fifteen
cents.
Postmaster Morrlman is mourning
the loss of a couple of his fino shade
trees that woro growing along the side
walk in front of his homo. Some hood
lum boys set fire last Friday to the
trass growing on the street and before
it was discovered it had killed two fine
elm trees. It is tho trees that give
Medford tho home-like appearance that
it has and any person maliciously in
juring or destroying them should be
punished to tho full extent of the law.
My stook of boots und shoes is com
plete and is undoubtedly the best se
lected stock In Medford, and my prices
are all right. 1 also sell groceries, pat
ent medicines, cigars and stationery.
Shoe repair snop In conncotion. W. L.
.Orr, West SIdo, Medford. "
School In the Morton district is to
close on Friday of this week. In the
evening a box social Is to be given at
the school house, the proeeeds of which
will go to buying ncoosaary supplies
for the school room. This Is Miss E(
tlo Weiss' sooond term in that district
and so successful has she been that it is
expected that she will be secured for
the fall term.
Whon you want draylng done get
Slover to do It. He's always ready
always Tollable and his charges are
always just right.
Samuel Smith, residing a mile north
east of town, has just completed a fine
ham, 20x24 feet in shse with wide sheds
on both sides. Creased lumber was
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up-to-date stock and will
in and tak a look. We
Meeker & Co.
Weeks Bros.
Undertakers
and
Embalmers
MEDFORD, OREGON
Eagle Point Barber Shop
Hartor parcbaud the toosorUl outfit or
Jerry Heclcatborn and added all of the neo
esjary appliance. I am prepared to aecom
modate toe public In my line of buslneas
H. L. Appel -
used in enclosing it, and when painted
the barn will add much In tho mimr.
ance and value of bis farml Mr. Smith.
has the usual report of good crops with
corn that is over waist-high.
For Ront The Elite photo studio,
best location in city. Inquire at The
Mail office.
F. W. Wait is getting oiit the gran
ite for a cut rock fence that he will
build around the lot In tho fMH Follnn
cemetery owned by Fredrick Barneburg.
My stocK ot groceries is complete.
Come and get my prices. All kinds or
feed. Medford Feed Store.
Samuel Mathews, of Wood villa, ia
putting up a fine barn on his lou in
that village.
Qpenina
flEDFORD BOOK
STORE
The Yellow Front
Mall Order House
lay
July H2.
Two
Story lBooK
store Special
Opening
Prices