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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1902)
m m m m m m m r m m m 4 A Short Talk on Ladies' Shoes Tlioro aro all kinds of Shoos Unit uro cullod lino shoos; but a (Ino shoo must luivo tho style, tho workmanship, tho finish, tho fit, and last, but not least, tho durability. Fow shoos havo tho olognnco of finish and of stylo, and tho wearing qualities that aro found in our oxoollont lino of ladies' shoos That ladioH of Mod ford ap preciate our efforts as caterers to tho trade in ladios' shoos is hown in tho phenomenal in crease of sales in this depart during tho past fow months Call and look over our now fall stylos that aro now arriving. J. G. VAN DYKE & CO. MKDFOUD, OREGON if Hi to it m Ui it) m m lot tho erection of a fine dwelling on nil mrm on the Medford-Jaoksonvllle boulovard, Tho residence In to be a'ixitl, one and a half atorlea. and will have oyory convenience that goea to muKo a modem dwelling. The plant wore prepared by Architect I, A. Palmer, and thev ahnw tint hriiiuu in hn one of tho handsomest farm residences In Jackson County, Tho full ooat will oe aiiout a)UU. Work upon the founda tion was commenced laat wank- hv n W. Prlddy, and to loon aa tho lumbar can bo had, whloh will bo In about tnree wuclca, Manager Bradbury, of the pianing mm. will havo 1 he nnrmntr work started J, H. Butler, Funeral Director, with Medford Furniture Co., House furnishers and Under takers. 'Phone 165. I) -T V T 5 - T- T r CITY HAPPENINQS. ) Cnpt. Gordon Voorhlea' addition to lila farm roaldonco it rapidly ncarltig completion and will bo ready for occu panoy by the middle of Auguat. Tho additions and Improvement made H bout this very pleasant placo aiooolos aid In extent anil by thorn the place la made one of the largest and grandusl farm home In Southern Orogon. Con tractor U. l Sohermorhorn haa tho contrnct for all the work of tho elruo turo. lie la nearly through with tho woodwork and Ling A Hoartlman are now applying the paint whllo the Ohll dera boya aro doing the Mason work. K. S. Wolfer haa Iho plumbing contract and la alao putting In an aeotylono ga plant which la of alze auRlolent to tup ply twenty-II vo largo gaa nta. Mr. Voorhlea haa had bla houaohold effects shipped here from Portland and bla family will arrive jual at toon at ttio new rualdenoo la ready for them. Mr. Voorhlea ex peat to iniiku Southorn Or aou hia pcrmanunt homo hereafter und It laying out plaaa that both him ulf and family may have all tho com forte and convonlenuea of elty life. Mr. Voorhlea ahlppud a carload of houao hold gooda from Poitlaml about tbo first of Juno, but at Oregon Olty the cur caught tiro and tho goods wore badly damaged. His fast driving horao win nlsn In tho oar and It, too, waa ullc badly burned, from tho clrVcla of whloh It baa not yet fully rucovorcd. Loal Hetwoen Kaglo Point and Z. Maxuy'a placo, on Unite creek, July SI III, a blank eatohul, containing, pair flno aboes. ael.sora, comb and Divers other nrllolua. Pindor will plenso leave sumo at M All. ollleeand receive reward. Tho Aahland Tldtnga la highly olatcd boouuso numoroua camping parties aro outnttlng thero for a trip to Crator lako, and mentions that tliroo oxoollont mountuin roada lead from tho Clriinlto city to the lake. Lot'a soe about thoao roada. One of them la tho Dead Indian route, the "excellence of whloh la questionable, aaido from Its mour.taluoua and rooky characteristics whluh uro all right In thuir line. Tho second, wo suppose, la tho road by way of Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath j but wn imagine tho Kalis people will ob ject U) tho Inference that Ashland la the "only thing" on Hint road, Tho third whore la It? Dooa the editor of tho Tiding intend to send tho' Cali fornia tourist to. Portland, around by The Dulles, down through onatorn Oro gon and to Crator lako that way, or will lie tend 'em back aoroaa tho Biakl you, and up tho Klamath? Ho auruly douan't moan to claim the Roguo river route the only good ono aa leading from Aahland. That la moro nerve than wo would euapoct oven thoTldluga of having. If the Itoguo river routo leads from any plaeo, It loada from Mud' ford, and Iho merchants of this town are outlining a good many partlua; hut aa they aro alwaya doing a big bualnoaa, a little addition dooa not creato exeilo ment enough to be tho occasion of news paper comment. For oxpert traoilon and stationary engineer call at weat aide blaoksmllh aliop, Medford, A. E. ltcamea, of Jacksonville, and H. K. Hunt, of tbo Hunt Hardware Co., of Portland, aro making preparation. for putting Id a lighting plant for Jack' aonville, their plao being to have it In operation by tho middle of September. It will bo a gaa ayatom known aa the gitsollno-gas system. They have leaaed tho Oeorgo Love property and on tho rear of the lots, whoro tho old form now lauds, which will be torn down to make room for tho light atatlon. Gasoline gaa la said to bo tho cheapest lighting ayatom now on the market and it makea a light clearer and moro satisfactory than any other aubatanco inoluding electricity. Thia lighting ayatom la a convenience that Jacksonville has been greatly In need of and Meters. Kennies & Hunt are to bo commouded for their publln spirit and cntorprlao in provid ing thia much nooded public utility. T. T Merrlman'a horseshoeing and genoral lilaokainlthlni;. Medford. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charges iiiiuio. Arrnngumonla havo hooa porfaetod wheroby Medford becomes a distributing depot for refrigerator fruit care, to all points on this division, including Ash land nnd Grants l'ass. Soma lllty or moro of thoso cars have already been ordered sent boro for distribution tho groator number of them, however, wlM bo loaded at thia point. This firs', ordor is only for tho Bartlett pour and peach BhlpmontH. A muoh greater number of oars will, of course, bo ncodod later for tho applo orop. This arrangement will bo quite a convonlonoo to tho fruit growers of tho valley as tho oara oan be had upon short notico at othor valley points nnd our growers boro will always have a reserve to draw from. Those cars will all bo icod hero as fast as orders uro plnood for tho them. From one to two tons of leo is required to lee ono car. I havo a carload of oemont whloh I am selling in any quantity desired, at reasonable prices, u. u. Urown, Mod- ford rood utoro. 0. E. Stewart has let tho aontraot to tho Medford Planing Mill Company When you havo any to soli bring your Chickens 13 Eggs to us, and we will pay you the Highest Market Price H. H. HOWARD & CO. MEDFORD, OREGON saysaaysa LilAiAlA.lJL:si.-as .1 II'. tlw. truuv ..,,.. I . . . .... nMi iuu uruuui you MM UWiWntF f.i. vm. I.......-!. I I I. 17. i'" " .iwvuii i luuuu it un til you have tried Campboll'a. Othors I , . ' . K""" oroam oui mere is one ulnrl I.Uut'u tttfurtt 1 .I....,- . ...... nuu uiaii us ainu uampoou muHea. Tho report that a aix-foot vein of nal liul Iiamh .l....l . a -i.. brobalily about half inoousblne and the oviior nan unn mot or slate and coal, aimilur In character tn tl If Vattt .Irilnlr oaat of Medford. Mr. Owon reported nunuiiy mat a vein that width and that quality had been uncovered ami il.ui 0iorator were hopeful of finding a mrger vein and a better grado when they should havo atruck what he termed the andrua voln. There ia not much question but that there Is an abundance of coul there, hut thorn in still doubt at to Ita quality. However, dopth may prove Hint tho quality Is alright. A good coal mlno would bo of almost inestimable valuo to the valley. Rn m n t Vi t n r tnil. .... r .1 -... juui vuuniuurit "oo health Is wealth. Johnson's Pure uuro innio ia liio greatest system regu lator and invlgorulor on earth. It Is a mnlarbil disorders, sick hoadncbe.consti- fiuLlfin. hllln, ........ ln.ll..noi -11 , , "...wwHwjw, tuuiKuauuu nuu nil llltarL nrr..nt l,.n. ....I 1 Only sold at Distillery OUloo. $1 per Edgar A. Ccoko, who was wanted by the Jackson county authorities for obtaining money under falsa pretenses wouldn't come back from California with Deputy Shoriff McCarthy Through hla attorneys ho aot up the defence agalnat being extradited that tho Jaokaon County Bank hud agreed to a sottlomeot of the matter, and that tho endoraemuot of J C. Smith waa In tho nature of a privato agreement. Governor Gugo, of California, look the same vlow of tho matter and refused tho necessary capers. McCarthy ro turned to Aahland Sunday nleht with out hia priaonor. For Sale Five Jeracv mllMi wihi uroi caivos. wauaco Wooua, Med ford. Tbo members of tho Froo Motbodist Chureh organization aro holding sorv ices this week In a tent near tho hi eh sonool building. Theso meetings opened last Saturday and wilt oootlnuo over next Sunday. Rov. W. E. Good, pro aiding elder for Jackson, Josephine and Klamath Counties, is conduoting tbo sorvlcos. Rov. Good expects to move his family to this placo and establish a permanent rosldunce here. The Free Motbodist organization of Medford has a membership of twelvo and they are hopeful that before long thoy will be able to eroot a homo of worship in this Uty. With the new faollltlna that Tt N Hutlor put In his shon. he turna nut ns k'oou worx in repairing watches and owoiry un uny ono in oouinorn Oregon. While on their wav to Crater Lake, Mr. f5. A. Duaenltorry and Miss Lulu B. Newton called at the M. & parsonage In this city and woro united in marriage y Hov. W. B. Moore, pastor First M. K. Church. The young couple aro both esidents of Gold Hill. Mr. Duaon berry ia a minor by profession and his bride ia no of Jaokaon county's successful teachers. On thir roturn, they will mnko their home at Gold Hill There is nothing that will compare with a honoy- noon combined with a trip to Cratei Lake at this season of the year. When (armors have hlnrltumlthlnir to do thoy may bo assured of firat-olass worK ana reasonable prices, at T. T. .nernman s snop, OlocHorU. Tho chnpol oar, Immanuol, arrived nt Ashland laat week and will remalu there until the first of next week, when I will be moved to Talent, where sor- flees will bo bold for several days both iftcrnoon and evening oy the ovangel- Ist In ohnrgo of tho oar, assisted by llev. Holoroft, of Medford. At the close of those meotings tho oar will bo akon to Pboonlx nnd to- the other lowiiB along tho ru II road, in each of which services will be held. This ia tho corroct time nf vnnr tn buy wood for winter use. Yon can get t cheaper right now thnn at anv other season of the your. Yon can save still more money if you buy four-foot wood and got Eil. Wliitesido to saw it for you with his steam saw. J. W. Prall, the well known horse- man, will loavo Monday for Seattle to lako in the raoo mooting to bo hold In that olty next week. After that he will take In the varlouB raolng events to be held in Oregon and Washington this fall and It will tako him about two months to mako the olronit. He will tako with him his famous raolng mare, Bollairo, a speedy animal that was sired by Puthmont. Rouorh lumber at 11 nor thousand for thirty days. O. E. Gorsllne, Med-ford. The Qftloth anniversary of the marrlogo of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klip pel, of Portland, was celebrated at thotr retldonoe In that olty on Friday last. I'hoy woro married at I!rnwnv!ll Mn fuly 26, 1852, Thoao people havo been .'esldonla of Portland for the paat iwoniy-inreo years, where Mr, Kllppel is well known as a minister, editor and huslnoas man. Ho Is a brother of the 'ato Honry Kllppel, of Medford. If you want fine candles go to tho uandinu miuln hu A r .... i t.., lonvlllo, and received frosh every weok nr..! ...M .... i . ' .v.. tuijt ruoBuiiaoie. Dr. J. M. Koono hft.il rnnnlvAii mnvA from Will Steol, of Portland, that the lny witti ne li aa organized to go to Crator Lakewlll arrive In Madfnrd nii Thursday, andaftor outfitting will leave wie noxi uay for tho mountains. The party will consist of about l.w.ni,, no sons, and It is expected that Congress ...... xuuguu, uuverner uoerand their famillos will oe wuh the party. F. H. Nowell, ohlcf hydrographer, United Slates geological survey, will also be with tho party. This Is tho party that was so extensively alvrtiuH t i..... for tho lake from Aahland. All klnrt. nr o.i a . -- w. uu .uwri ana it u, ' lowoai market price. A means for the sol vlnic nf h n lion of tho destruction of rabbits in eastern Oregon baa been found, accord ing to the Lakovlnw Roml... n v... been dlsoovored that a rabbit llkoa salt the same as anv othor horhi vnrmii. nnl. mal. In that country the numerous uikuii - ncKS ' tako tbo plaoo of regular salting for horses and eattlnnnH r.i.hn. also use these placos, but they like pure sail oeiior. tine salt, mixed with Parle Green Is placed on a board near thai runways and In the morning defunct jbokb" can oe seen In all directions. The boards are usually nrntcnlnfl frnm bmjck oy sirong pens ol barbed wire Cash paid for eggs, at Wilson's grocery store, South C street, Medford. Tho county court In an effort to practice economy In county expenses has bad tho telephone taken nut nt n, court nouse, and now persons having business with the county offinll n,l doslrlng to uso the telephone will have mj pay ion corns lor a messenger to summon mo parly wanted at the Janlt. sonvlllo central office. Aa all th lm. portent places In Jackson County are connected by telephone It cauua n,,li an Inconvenience to bus, noes men not having telephonic connection with the court bouse. 1 r CM Ml niUILIirn Inn atnnl .1 .1. '' I ' ' ' 1 T ' iror - - -j ... . i .ntj j , vjriiua orcek, or Graupner ranch, Sterling. One of the most charming informal aiiairs of the season was given by Mrs. W. 8. Jones, at her beautiful borne in East Medford, last Friday evenUg, in uuuur oi miss .Mine Ulricb, who re turned to the east on Tuesday of this week. Music and social chat were the principal features of the evenlnir. fnl. lowed by refreshments. Those present were Mra. W. S. Jones, Misses Ulrlch, rerguson, Hockeuvos. Sweezv RnH Jones. Chirlrnns wiinlwl nf , I. r. . i market highest market price paid. Federal Labor Union, No. 10,005, of Meuiord, a branch of the American Federation of Labor, war nrdnnlvArl Monday ovonlntr with a mnmhnmMn nf uuny-one. jl ne loilowing ollieers were elected: president, D. L. Day; vice president, Perry Stewart; secretary, J. L. Ryder; treasurer, Arthur Harper. Regular moctin? each Wnri evening at 8 o'clock at Academy Hall, White-Thomas building. Wanted T sawmill men. Enquire at O. E. Gors- llne's planing mill, Medford. . The Cleveland. Ohio. Leader, of July 17th, says T. H. Harbaugh (son of O. Harbaugh, of Jacksonville,) bus been appointed aa one of the messengers of the Adams Express Co., on the longest run on record. The run Is nn tho Twentieth Contury Limited of the Lako onoro roaa, irom Chicago to Now York It is a new service and will hnndln only monoy, all freight being barred. Buttor and eggs wanted. Cash or trade. Medford Food Store. Goo. W. Lowe's Madison Snunrn Theatre Co., which played a successful week at the Medford onera hmmn thia spring, has disbanded at Part. land. Mr. uowo will go into the lodging house OUS1I103S in that Oltv. The enmnanv did not disband on account of the lack of funds, but made monev whilo other companies wore going broke. Spoolal discount given to all pur chasers of pianos and organs sold in tho store during this month. Don't over- iuuk mis opportunity. Everything In the musical lino oan be had at the Coss riunu nouse. '. 0. Pendleton and O. A. Dlnklann aro each doctoring a orlppled horse those nays, iwo colts belonging to them were playing over the Daature fonce. whiob waa hiii-had vim. lnai. weok, and 'both got badly mixed and oame out one with a badly torn foot and the othor with a shoulder severely laoeratcd. Those barbed wire fences are not wholly a safe arrangement. Come and get my prioes. All kinds of ieoa. nieuiora I' oea store. Landlord Hilmiltnn anil TT TO .Tout. son wero out at the asphaltum field at the head of Antelope creek Tuesday. Those gentlemen, togother with others, are owners of this ledge of Btreet paving composite and havo men at work de veloping .it. They are down thirty-five feet and are finding the quality very aatiefactory. The question only to be determined ia the auanthv. If im. should develop into a ledge of any great guanuty, there are millions in it for the ownera. For Hont-The Elite photo etudlo, beat location In olty. Inquire at The Mail office. Lakovlew Examiner: "W. F. Orob oe badly Injured laat Wcdnesduy. 'eto' was breaking a team nf mm colts at the hot spring ranch, and whllo riding one of tbo animals it fell with mm. io snflered from hemorrhages for several days, but is now a bin tn h around again." Mr. Grab la a Ann nf .T Grob, of Talent, and has many friends i JcKon uounty, who will be sorry loam of tho accident,. A. H. Lawreotz. with hla family. has removed from the property in Med ford that be recently aold tn hiainh- August Lawrentz, to his place just east of the Hebcr grove, on the Jacksonville road. A number nf lmnm,am.ni. in - - K'vrvauuum 1,1,1 put on the town property by the new owner, which, when com Dieted, will make lta very desirable residence. Johnson's Pure Herb Tonic has no i, .et 4 to"1 and try It at Dis llery Office. . W. H. Hurley has sold hia A,w. son oreek ranch to a Mr. Bailey, from South Dakota. The purohase Includes all of his ranch except his woodlot, and the price paid was $2600. Mr. Hurley will not leave the valley before next pnng, u ne does then. He has rented i dwelling about a mile thia .Id nf hi. former home and will reside there. Full wahrht pimnlr. I..J teed to be superior to any packing house UtOlV minv-nn ar1u1fn.ntl m - " wwuitwawji B market Weeks Bras. The Tidlnirs sava that tha cu.,,(K- Oregon Oil Co., of Aehland, is negotiat. Ing with H. Herichberirar. nf Tnsmu. ence, Oregon, for the purpose of having the well on the Alfred place, near that city, sunk to the depth of 2,500 or 3,000 feet, or nntll the presence or absence of oil Is thoroughly demonstrated. Wo! R At Bha.. I . L. 1 . equipped outfit for draylng and house- uuiu uiuvmg in aieaiord. All kinds of wood for sain full prompt delivery. The first green corn on sale in Med. ford this season was brought in last Friday by James Hanson, who resides two milas south of town. But earlier corn than this waa raised hv F w Jones, in his garden in this city, having nau ripe corn for table nse two weeks ago. Flrfltnlaaa ni.nnAt.tu In VI I 1 I" ' " f-. wj .u lumimu iui sale or trade for ranch In Rogue river vniioy. jruim cc x orK. Jake Huger. superintendent at tha famous Voorhies orchards, reports that Bartlett pear Dlckine will about the 10th of August. This is about ten days earlier than usual. Tho orop of pears from this orchard will amount to fully twenty carloads. I have 300 nnrifa nf no I tvnnn cn 600 tiers of various kind. nf nmi in sole. A. Slover. the drayman. Wnnd delivered Dramntltf timnu nart. nf tka oily. Mr. Mike Downie and Mra. .fnan. phiue Wazner. of Jacksonville. united in marriaze at Hotel Nash Julc 30th, by Rev. W. B. Moore, pastor of tho First M. E. Church. Mr. Downie is a miner by occupation and will re side at the mines for the present. 'Wanted Girl for VAnnval lmn.o- work. Address or call nnon Mra. J. Ci Pendleton. Prof. W. T. Van Sooy, by letter from Asbhnd: "Please state in Thk Mail this week that I want a teacher for Harbor, Curry County. The school is on the beach, wages $35 for three monthB, to begin any time that teacher can be secured. " Frankie, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Griffin, residing on Griffin creek, has been quite 111 for the past week or ten days, but he is now considerably improved. Hia troubles wore with the heart, bladder and bowels. Dr. Piokel Is In attendance. Mrs. H. C. Nuto has Thb Mail's thanks for a box of very fine apricots largest fro It of this variety we ever saw grown In the valley. Mrs. Nute has had a splendid orop this year, all of which she sold very readily at four cents a pound. Mr. John Weeks, who was stricken with paralysis a few weeks ago, con tinues to improve and is now able to take nourishment and has use of his body to some extent. Charlie Hale, prop'rietor of Hale's sample room, Is quite seriously 111 this week with a malady which may devulop into appendloitls. Dr. Shearer Is In attendance. . The report that Mr. Barnum had sold his Medfore-Jacksonvllle railroad Is wholly untrue, so we are informed by Mr. Barnum. Joe Caskoy, Otis Hubbard, Arthur Earhart, W. 0. Hoag and Dale Hazel spent Sunday at Wagner springs, drink ing "sooa water." The prohibition alliance of Med ford will meet at Aoadomy Hall next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. H. 8. Brumble, the dellveryman, was laid up several days last week and this with an Injured knee. J.C. Howard has been appointed temporarily to the position of ohlef of police. The Vis, Gould and HolUs party of Orator lake campers returned Tuesday. I Undertakers and Embalmers MEDFORD, OREGON POWDER PAINT 2j!e"1y Color" O" 75 Pr Mnt. cheaper than oil paint. Mlied ?.col1 WMr- ' weathor proof Bra iS.,'."JDfro?'- Wl" "' ru o nor ""h 'T' 1 alao have a new stock of general merchandise last received, and will sella cheap as the cheapest. Call A. J. DALEY, . Caaflo Vol.t Prone Punctured Properly. J. H. Hammer has Invented an ap paratus with whloh he amenta tn rin away with the present expensive and unsatisfactory system of dipping prnuea in lye before drying In order to check the skin so that gases generated In dry ing may ercape and prevent bloating of the fruit. The business nart nf tho mm. chine is modeled on the plan of the bar rel witn knives protrndlng from the In side, in which our gentle ancestors were wont to roll orlmlnals down hill, and the effect on the Drunea la intended tn, be the same as the aforesaid barrel had on the criminal, 1. e., puncture his skin with numerous holes of varinua afza- Tbe machine consists of a cylinder open ai eacn end, three feet long by sixteen inches In diameter, thn 1naM iiirfum of which is thickly studded with needle line points about 3-10 of an Inch In length. The cylinder is set in a framo at an inoline. At the front eod of the frame is a hopper into which the prunes are fed. Between the homier and the puncture cylinder la a screen maae ot wires stretched lengthwise a short distance apart, the object of which Is to romove from the fruit all foreign substance aa it passes through to the cylinder. At the other end sf tha ma chine is a platform on which Is placed the tray to receive the prunes after they have passed through the machine and which is agitated by means of an eccentric Tne cylinder and screen are fastened together and are rapidly ro-' tated by a crank. The prunea pass through the screen into tha cylinder and on down into the tray set ready to receive tbem, in their passage receiv ing: a number of Dricka from tha nlnann the Inside of the cylinder, accomplish ing the same result as the dipping in lye produces, that la. breaking tha akin of the fruit without the objectionable teatnrej attending that process. Mr. Hammer has thoroughly tried tha ma chine and finds that it works perfectly and much faster than the old way. Ap plication for patent was made in No vember last, and is now Dendlns. Mr. Hammer and a Mr. Burrows, re cently from the Willamette valley, are fitting up the Wells dryer on North A Btreet, and expect to have it ready for business in about ten days. - The Mail has the news. " ITS THE LITTLE THINGS TAKINQ YOUR MONEY Whem you build a house the lowest bidder for same material gets the contract, but in buy ing a lead pencil the rule in larger items is overlooked. Eagle Regal Pencil -Tooth Brush - - - . 100 Jap Knapkins 1 roll orepe paper - 2 rolls toilet paper -1 box stat onery 1 box Le Page Glue 1 bottle ink, black - 1 bottle perfume - -1 oake toilet soap 1 tablet - - . . 7s 7o - 7c - 7c 7o - 7c - 7c - 7e - 7c - 7o 7C ALL BOOKS RENTED SAT URDAY 7c INSTEAD OF ioc TWO STORIES PHONE 154 SATdJR-AMY riEDFORD BOOK STORE The Yellow Front Two Stories
