The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, July 18, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextffVVVVYVVVV' Ai'tlBtlc Printing r Tf von wnnt V " "aaaj .- ' A hlh standard In Bniinen foil mutt have quality In yoor iirlnu Inn. Yon will Hud our kind tlis right kind. If vtui wrtnl prlnlluK f hut WlllOOMltlllU'g'llMl io I II Id NEW EFFECTS CORRECT IDEAS PoMlbly not the cheApext In . itrico, but you gut tho worth of theextracofitlnextr value on work turned out by. , . Valuable . lntiiHiiiiiiMiii II lAryou, Our wiirk hna Hi" ""!" ' linu'li llml nt It Inuaa rlulit to mil iuibiiuihiim uixl liuni'lltk Urn uiwlinma VOL- XIV, MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 18,' 1902 NO. 29. JtML i THE MAIL J Try an Ad. In THF MAII l-ROFKSBIONAL CARDS. mudjiiij.-i- .'-.i - ' l.-'-. ii -j-i. 1 ' uu-.,....ii.4 (JLARlSNCli W. KliKNlfi, I'MVHK'IAN AND HIJIHII'.ON OnVe III A lk Murk Mvilfnrit, Orison (J1C0. I'. KING, UOVKHNMUNT LA N I) LOCATOlt M milord, Oregon 1'an.lovuln Dumlim on valtiitMo llinlwr or u rl ciflturik luniU Wrllo inn lot full Information Office wllb K. M.Hlcwurv mal citlato mini! I..D. PIIIPPS, D. I). S., rfU In Adklna Mock, ailjnlnlim lla.tilna' Drug atom Moulurd, Drug-on II. N. BUTLER, OKVKOI'ATIIIHT ifaxnna II ami 4, Onora llinw lilook, ovor Htrank'a Drulf Hloru. Kxatiilntttliin frnn Madlord. Or.ion QT. JONKH, COUNTY HUKVKYOR, Any or all kind, nf Hurvtlns promptly 4on. Tho County Surveyor uaa give jou tb ooly Ic.al WOr. llwUcd.OWKOD HAMMOND & NARRKGAN ATTORNtYM AT LAW Offlcalnlteanit BIk. Mcdfoid.Or. KIRCI1GES8NKR, P1IYHI0IAN AND HURUKON, Contra) Point, Oroo. Mtd'ord omco-l.lnJIoy Hullillnn, Wadneasar and Maluidaji,S:Silo II a. -., on and alt April 10, 'Ml. J, 8. HOWARD, bUKVKVOK AND CIVIL KNOINf.HR O. . Deputy Mlnrral Hurvoyor lor tba State ufOiegoa. t'oatofflcc autlreiw; MedfOid. Oion. K. B. PICKKL, rUYSICIANIAND sUHOfiUN, OBJoaboeie It tolja. a. u J l to S p.m. X-Kay Laboratory Kiaailoalloaa p.M to la. Oftcei llaakln Block. Medford. Or W. I. Vawtsb. I'res. B. r. adkibs, V Pnt O. B. LINDLEY, Caahlar. Jackson County Bank ...CAPITAL, Iso.ooo... MEDFORD, OREGON Loan money on approved aeourlty. reeelva do- Kitta aubleot to chock and Iranaacl a genera aklni bualnoM. Your bealaees eoUclUd... Corraapondentiit-Ladd linen, Halem. Analo California Bank, San Kraooleco. Lad4 A Tllton. Portland . Corblo UaukloK Co., N. Y. M. E. ahbbiiy, Ploeldenl, i. K. Khvaht, (,'eiulcr. J, B. 8TKWAHT, Vice Preahlenl. M. L. Al.iOHii, Anal. Caanler. The Hedford Bank Mioroao. oaiooii Capital , $50,000.00 A General Banking Business Transacted MTOCKHoLDKKS J H. Btowart, II. R. Ankcny. K. II. whitehead. CO. Ilciiknmn, Horace I'lilton.llen lleymoml, Jamea Poltou, W. II. Urartuhuw, J. K. Knyart wart DR. JORDAN'S nut dUSEUU OF ANATOMY IMI MABKCT T.. MB 'MtNOtBOt, UL. TfeelarteetAnai a laa werio. aVeoim am aaWaa a BW Oft J tnndtrflil tUMnr III Barn Woaiaiaioaa .maoyiinoiaal d d!MM,pli4valr avrl r Mb MMM-MUVATI IWMM IrTaMaTaaaoS e nudtlaT h!8 mum. auMadi la aulan Jiaaiadlaa, at YXhuTlalTi aoara. Tba oaaa aat oMoi 01 mtSm rlfclaa) aa KraajiJ " iniaiial I lBk4afjmUlrlMaaoaoHa. nrBllta IhoraifUr orlarttnB , I Baa ayauai wllheut Ika laa of . fiMU Bttad by aa boar aOfloal , I KTJoraaa'a apaelal paleleaa BMIkada Tieataaeni aaraanally ai by Hilar, Will kit Nook,. PBIIOMW Ofjr wm pt moo ABBtASaV latiBV naann 1 ii.iii au.1 (kllaiwiHo aa mi OR. W0N a 00,, IMI HarMa.tV . The Boat Proobriptlon for Ualaria fhllla an Povor la a notlle of UIiove's Tabtb. r?i 01 iEi7TOMiO.,-It la alniulv iron "" nfhS "1 a w"tolo form. So curc.no pay. jTloo fiO conto. -J 0 ftininat narfarM i FRUIT LAND HAUdAINS 1 r KOU'I' IIIIJ.-7I iiiiri'a.SU uul'iln In milllvitlliill I llulalicn lirui.li, I'ulr limi.n, linrn nnil out- liiillilInK. I.IvIiik tvuiur from Muuutiiln uprliiK plnnl illrncit to runMciiuu la ' II ucroa miodiid to mfniru. only I1., uillna from r.-nlrul I'ulnt. I'.yury ' ' iti:ro koihI ornliurri liiml. Ifrli!ti ,JlJli0. Crop roitiirved VAM.I'.V IIUMK-iuirii irnul niljiilnuiit Coiilrul I'ulnt Uikii nil". VI ucfti. hi uilltlvn I A tlo.i. Hiimll liuiiaii urn! Darn, ij ucton Kuwl fiuil luiiil. IM A nlco Inline for mlliiiiiiiin , . . ! A (IHAIN ItANCII-IMl ikti m In milium. All In cultivation, lllcll, blutik noil, which fruit i mini iiliilm will provn uilniilcil to Irmia, Krtlr forutn utit no liullillrin.. ! Only two. lulli'H from Uiwn. Tim primijiit ump apualla for ttio iiu.llty of I A the niiII. I'rloo ttl.ij(lo. Crop riiHervuil 1 - , A I.KAIIKK 1 :sn mrrn orrlmril liiml M Iimimi lit fiHitllllla, two In 1 1 en from Central I'ollll, f all hut ulioiil live ocrea of wlilcli la llin very boat of fruit land. HI cri- I A of tltiilinr luml vona vltll tile plmifj. Ail oxcellenl 7.rooin dv,'lllnif Ii'Mhii lalliml mill pluntiireil; lirlok in I IK linuno. (loud bam and Kralmry ; wood BJ nlmil, aiiiollrliiiuaii mid gilllilillilliiKa. Two wnlla of lino water. Kntlre i pluKo vl.llilu from riinliliinoe. A itrnut ImrK.nln ul IHMI0. Crop .renorvud 'rill, la llio pcitr of any fruit lOfiitlon In jackaon count v Hnl.Mr.ll BOOK .... rVT" . nrllMT , VavfvavakVfAa WAY PRESSES Wo are agouts for the BRADLEY HAY PRESS Tho simplest and most durable hay jirt.'nn nil unu inuiKUb Tlioy uro full circle, with low bridge j and no chairiH, and no cogs to got out of jl? order ' Call and hco uh before buying . HUBBARD BROS. Med ford, Oregon Me "i New Lumber Yard T At Bough and Dressed Lumber Fir and Pine Shingles Rustic and Flooring Three Years Old. Thoroughly Seasoned Medford Oregon JjJJ ! I am prep'are(l'to"furnish all kinds'of ""-'ijy I "HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC. S I U Bl'tHinn uwmn. $ Call and see mo 7th Street Bedford RJachine hops lioilor and Engine repairing a Specialty. Second hand Engines, Boilers and Pumps Bought and Sold EXPERT MACHINE Gasoline Engines and GADLT & COOK, BEDFORD PLANING MILL, MEDFORD PLANING We manufacture Doora, Saeh, v KBtimatea furnished on Store soft wood Contracting and Building Mill on North D Street MEDFORD, - Advertise in THE MAIL iand get good results x, ' Fine Job Printing a Specialty 'At'.',.-A. V. THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, G. H. HA8KIMS. Prop aaiTHiae m thi ii. a. Dmia, fatent Medlrtnea. Booka, Htatloncl) PAINTS and OILS Cliaie.TotMmn.Tallei Artlolea, Klc Praacrlptlona Caiefutly Coanponaded 7th St. , Medford. Oregon O. E. OORSLINE & SONS M ANUPACTUHKH8 OF AND DEALERS IN Yard Pculh of Wbltman'a Warehouse iinim-i mo jl a n.,i3 J. G. TAYLOR, 2i Medford, Oregon jy WORK OF ALL KINDS Spray Pumps en Sale MILL CO.. Proprietors ? mouldings, Ruetio and Flooring and Office fixtures in hard or ... - OREGON A BREAKING YEAR More Fruit, Hay, Grain, Corn and Stock than in Any Previous Year. Jackson County One of the Banner Counties of Oregon. No Failures in Crops. The year 1902 promises to be a record-breaker in more ways than one for Jackson County. .The cherry and small fruit crop,' now about marketed, is the largest ever had in this county.. While it is now a certainty that the crop of apples, pears, prunes, peaches and almonds will be by fir the largest ever gathered in Jackson County. This increase in the fruit crop is principally due to the many or chards that are just coming into bearing, and to the increased pro ductiveness of those trees that have been bearing for the past few years. The yield per tree is about what it has been in former years. The yield of fruit for Jackson County promises to be at least 20 per cent larger this year than that of any former year. Haying is now pretty well com pleted and it is .a settled fact thai the quantity of hay cut is by far the largest ever put up in this county, there being at least 10 per cent more bay this year than for any previous year. In quality it could not be better, for it has all gone into the barn retaining that green tint, that is a positive proof that the curing has been perfect. This immense quantity of hay to gether with its prime quality, means that there will be fat stock in plenty in this valley this winter. Harvesting now under way, gives proof that the yield of grain will alBO will be the biggest ever, gar nered. The acre to wheat, oats, barley and rye is larger than that of any former year, while the yield is certain to be up to the high aver age for which Southern Oregon is noted. The acreage to corn is at least 10 per cent greater than any previous .year, there being about 9000 r acres in' thecolinty. v'.The stalks are as thrifty, looking arid' as well grown, as could, bpeen'at this tior.e of the year in the corn slates of the Mississippi valley. Jackson County is the only county in Ore gon in which corn is a profitable crop, for this is the only section of the state in which corn ripens every year in perfeot condition. . . The melon crop will only be an average one, the late spring retard ing planting. The vines are now doing fine and the fine growing w( ather of late has put them up to what they usually are at this sea son of the year and there promises to be large shipments of them to Portland and the Sound markets. The wet spring out Bhort the po tato planting so that there was only an average aoreage planted but the yield promises to be very large. The range has been exceptionally line this seaeon, and stock is in the bat of condition, and the high prioes realized for the last few years have stimulated growers to increase their herds as much as possible. In the shipment ot fat cattle and sheep this will be one of the bin years for Jackson County, while the big corn and grain crop meanB a larger num ber than usual of fat hogs for the market. : ' V Verily, Jackson County is pros perous and the farm mortgage in cubus ia growing perceptibly less. ; ' New Ceiitury Comfort. " Millions are dally finding a world of oorrjfort In Btioklen's Arnica Salve. It klllrt pain from : burns, soalds, Outs, bruises; conquers ulcers and - fi vor aoros ; ourea eruptions, salt rheum, bolls and felons; removes corns and wnrts. Best pile oure on earth. Only 25c, at I unas atrang'B arufr store. , ,-, if Advance' In Timber Land Values. Krora I'orllaud Tnleifram. The purcliHHe by Congressman J. W. I'ordney of SOOOacreH of timber landd iu Clark County, Wash., ,at the rate of ifjO an acre illustrates the manner in which the forests of the Northwest have advanced in value within the past five years. The sale was made by Dr. Wolver- ton, a retired-army surgeon who has been making odd purchases back af Vancouver for some time. 1 he tract is situated in township five north, range four west, and is known to timber men aa a very de sirable piece of timber. Another important purchase is that of 5000 acres by the Sumpter Valley Railroad people, in the Hood River country. This tract was bought from N. B. Bradley & Son, of Bay City, Mich., who had held it but a few months. The exact figures of the sale ' have not been made public, but those posted on the subject aver that Brabley & Son cleared up 160.000 by the deal. The purchasers are connected with the Mormon church and already have heavy interests at H-od River and in Baker and Grant counties. A $100,000 deal is also reported from Lane County. The Sparrow (Croll Lumber Company, of Hough ton, Minn , has just closed a trade for 10 000 acres of timber near the mouth of the Umpqua river, in the outskirts of the town of Gardiner. The new owners propose erecting a modern sawmill at that point. The sales indicate how much in terest is being taken in Oregon tija ber lands by outside capitalists, and tbey show how the values of these Gr covered tracts has advanced from the government price of 12 50 an acre paid by the first entryman only a little while a;o. Finds Way to Live Long. The Btartlitie announcement of a Dis covery tbat will sorely lengthen life ir made by Editor O. H. Downey, of Cbu rubusco, Tnd. "I wish to state," be writes, "that Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption is the most infallible remedy that I have ever known for coughs, colds and grip. It's invaluable to people with weak lungs. Having thii wonderful medicine, no one need dread pneumonia or consumption. Its relief is instant aud cure certain." Chas. Strang, the druggUt, guarantees evert 50c aad $1.00 bottle, and gives trial bottles free. GOLDEN STATE NEWS IN BRIEF. United States training ship Alert- It at ban Diego. . . v . ' v. VA, B. . Nye., for, si xteen years' manag ing editor of the "Oakland Enquirer, has resigned. Samuel Christensen of Oakland waf struck by a train in that city Saturday and instantly killed. John E. Ford of Oakland was drowned Saturday In the Stockton hoi mineral baths. He was 27 years old. Four Chinese who were arrested In San Diego for being unlawfully in thii country have been ordered deported. ' John Xavler of Grants Pass., Or., is in Jail at that place charged with ab ducting Lulu Smith, a 14-year-old girl A water carnival will be held at Al ameda in September to celebrate the completion of the Alameda tidal ca nal. - Tim Murphy and Jim Tremble have been matched to meet in a twenty round contest at Sacramenton on July id. L. Tre.zini and B. Fumasoll, Ital Inns of Pelaluma, have each been fined $25 for unlawfully bagging qttaial. - The forty-fifth, annual convention ot the Christian churches of California began at Garfield Park on Monday and will continue until July 27. Captain J. C. Plummer, a property owner of Santa Monica, is missing and fears are expressed as to his fate He is 70 years of age and has not beer seen for Beveral days. The body found on the beach at San' Rafael Saturday morning has - been fully identified as that of Captain Wll Ham. Ward, the captain of the ill-fated Steamer Rio de Janeiro. ;,. . C. F. Enfield, .while scuffling for th possession of a pistol, was shot in tht hip at Princeton., The wound is. dan gerous. They are both employed or the river steamer Dover. ' Major, llenry Johnson Gleason, one time a prominent railroad mai connected with the Rock Island road committed suicide at Pacific Beach b: cutting his throat with a razor. ; The Imperial Gun club of San Fran Cisco have leased for-hunting purposes for ten years, the. lands bordering ot Ellihbrn slough,' nertr-Watsonville. large club house is-to be erected. ; Sworn Circulation! 2200 L TIE PORTLAND REPORTED SAFE THE VE8SEL FINAJLLY MAKE HER WAY TO 8T. MICHAEL IN SAFETY. . I UNITED 8TATE8 TRAINING 8HI MOHICAN ALSO MAKES PORT AT DUTCH HARBOR. M. '"'" The Ice-lmprlaoned Jeanle Has Nol , Yet Been Heard From. Portlanal la Now on Her Way to Port Town send. Seamer Sarah Brings the Welcome Tidings. I Seattle, Wash., July 14. A speelsS dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer from Dawson says: "The steamer Portland arrived al St. Michael July 2 and sailed the next day for Port Townsend. The newt was brought to Eagle on the. steam er Sarah, which reached there yester day, and was wired to the Dawsos agent of the Northern Commercial company. The Sarah got the news by wire from St. Michael at Nuiato.,pV "The Portland was in good condl- , tlon and all the passengers and crw-k are well. Her cargo is In good ordeJ. "Nothing has been reported 1y. Oat' Sarah concerning the : Jeanle. -' The Sarah is due at Dawson .today but iB not expected to have further advices.: The steamer Portland sailed for Nome from Seattle April 26 with 1001 tons of freight, including miners' sua plles, liquors and vegetables. Six hun dred tons were put aboard at Saa Francisco. Of ner 110 passengers forty-six were booked in San . Fran cisco, the remainder in Seattle. That : vessel was commanded by Captala Charles Linquist, a veteran Bering sea mariner. The steamer was caught by int " mense ice floes In Bering strait Junt 3 and when last seen was drifting northward Into the Arctic sea. The United States revenue cutter Thetla started in pursuit, but no trace ot the ship was found and it was be lieved she had been crushed in the Ice pack and that all on board were lost.'' -The- Tevenue cutter McGuUoeb., now at San Krancisco, is under orders to sail for northern waters and aid the Thetis In searching for the-POrtlan . and also the missing steamer Jeaniaw Mohican Makes Port.-" ' ' Seattle. July 14. The : Unitea States training ship Mohican Is safe. . She arrived at Dutch Harbor in dis tress June 28. after being out front Yokohama thirty-nine days. ; When she . arrived at Dutch Har-f bor she was out of fuel and the food supply was running low. Three daya more and It would have become a serious question of finding sufficient to eat for the young sailors on board. The fact that she carried a full com- ' plement of sails probably saved her. - The Mohican left Yokohama bonnu for Honolulu direct, but. encountered -head winds that drove her ' off hex -course. She was finally driven Into the great circle and brought up al Dutch Harbor. Had the captain at tempted to sail her to Honolulu It is . not believed his supply of food woult ' have held out. After replenishing bet supply of food ana fuel in Dutch Her- i bor the Mohican sailed on June 30 for . Honolulu, her original destination. Stops the Cough. and Works off the Cold. Lja,ttve Bromo-Quinlne Tablets cure a cblo. la ono day. No Cure, No Pay. Prive 23 oeou. LSPISTMOT OVERALLS Legal blanks at Thy. Mail ofheu.