The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, September 19, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text71 JACKSON COUNTY In IIiii uiirilmi n( ol lliu grunt Bliilu of Oi't'giiii. II nuiilitliiH I'llllir, MINIMI, AtlMIClil.'IUUAL null TIMIIIIM LANIlA M liS D T () H I) In 11 thrlvliitf nit v of nviir'VVM) inhrth- Itllllt H. It lH ftlltllUt'tl ItlltHlHl 111 (III) cunttir (if tlx) imuuiy uiitl In tlio viiry liuiirv oi tint KmiiiuHL iruit ruiHinu Mention of LtiU Unllud HlulOH, or of tlio wurld , T II 13 MAIL In llin lurKrNt nml liuitl nitwnmiur pIlllllHlHI J 111 J itUltHOU llUllllt)'. It rilnl i olrculiitlmi or U'.W ami tmckn tlio tiNncrtluti with thu urn. ilnvlt iii Uio uppuHliu uornor of Ui In pliua FBOFESHIONAL OAHDB. (JOhVIO & CANNON Will urmilloo In nil Uiiurwat Ilia tliii milt In II H. conn fur Dlnirliaiiriiroiiiiu OnU-o ovitr llnnll n( Modlord A.. 8. BUTON, U. . COMMWmilNKU, IIIDTIIIUTIirOIIKdON lloiimalnul nml Tlinlmr Ijinil nlln anil tiroola lliada. ToMltlnuny taken 111 laud Wll oat oanrn. Olllcn Willi Moillonl Mull. Mndfont, Oregon V, L. CAM1CR0N, I'llYHIOIAN AND HUIIUKON omct In Hamlin lllock MoiKord, Oregon J(m1i1i In Mr. Iiu ilrool'i roalilnm-u (UAKICNCK W. KKENIC,. 4 I'llYBIfJIAN AND HUKCIKON Omt'o In Adkliu llluok Mvilfunl, OroKim QUO. V. KINO, UOVKKN.MICNT LAND I.OCATOtl Mvdlnrd, Oregon On locate tmrllnii mi vAluiihltt llinlipr or nifrl oiilllira Manila Wrllu inn lor full liirniinalloii union Willi V. al.Htowurl rnnl cntalo am J. I), PIIIPP3, I). I. s., HKNTIHT (Hilda III Adkliu lllook, adjoining llaiklna' Plug Store Mmllora. OruHuii J)U. II. N. UUTLICR, ' OKTKOPATIIIHT Itiwmt I unit 4, Opera llaimo hlixilt, over mrntiu"a Orug Huirv. Kiainllmlliiiia frre Mtdlurd. Oregon (J.T.JONES, COUNTY HUKVKVOII. Any or nil Ulndnof Surveying promptly done. The county nurreyur can givo juu uv umj legal work, Modtiird, Oregon HAMMOND & NARREGAN ATT0BNKY8 AT LAW Ofane Id Stewart Blk. Medford, Or. KIRCIIGESSNKR, PHYSICIAN AND SUHOEON, Central Polnl, Oregon. aledford omco-Mntley Building, Wednono.r . and Haiurilay,(l:oio II . m., on nd aiu April 10. 'w. J, 8. HOWARD, HUllVKYOK AND CIVIL KNUINKKH 0. i. Doputy Mineral Buryoyor tor tho BUlo ot Oregon, roatolnoc nddrtiwi: Modford. Oregon. K, B. PICKEL. rilYHICIAN AND nUU'.KUN, . Unto. houra-ll Ui III . n. Hua i juiaa p. m. X-IUy Laboratory KaamlnatloBe J.M1 lo t'A. Offlc: IHuikln Rlock. MMlford. Or W. I, VAWTkrt. I'ros. II. V. AiiKimi. V Pron O. It. LINI1LKY, OlwUlor. iti ...CAPITAL,. $go,ooo... MEDPORD, OREGON Loan moiioy on nppnurod imourlty, rcoclvo do- Clin nuhjool to tshniik nnd Irnlinuot n lionorl iklnii bunlnoM. Your liuHlnonn wllolioil.... OorronpomlmilM: Lndd ft llunli, Hnlom. Anplo Cnllloruln Unnk, Hnu Krunolco. I.mld 4 Tllton. Forilwid.Uorbln llnoklng Co., N. Y. H. B. ANKKNY, I'ru.ldont. J. IS. Bnyaiit, Cu.Ulor, 1. II. Rthwaht, - Vlco I'ronldent. M L. Ai.rimii, Ahmi. CnHtilor- The Hedford Bank McoroftD. bncoorV Capital, $50,000.00 A General Banking Business Transacted HTOOICIIOLDKItS I H. Rtownrt, H. U. Allllr C. U. Ileckiiillll, lln .y, p.. 11, wniioucnu, iHillon.lltli llnyniond. U 11. 1 1. - j jnnien ruuoii dyspepsia Cure; ' Digests what you. eat. This propiiratlou contains alt of the aigealantu wml digests all kinds ot foodt ltglvcs Instant relief nnd novor fall lo cure: It allows you to out lilt f.Vin firt vouwanb. Tlio most setisltlvo Btomaclis can take It. By Its use many thousands of dyspeptics hayo bccfi cured after everything olso fulled. It prevents formation of gnaon tho atom neh, rollovlng all dlstressurterciitltig. JJletliig unnecessary, riunsuuv w wir. mm v a UUI IIU uu Djuuaa Pnumri'il only by Ti. O. DnWirr tin., ihumwo. If, Hi HrailNIinwi J. it. l.nri. s. iTfrflfSalll VOL. XIV. FUUIT LAND JtAHOAINH FOOT IIHJt 71 itori'N.IK) ultcn In oiiltlvitllori ; buiuvvn hnthh. I'nlr tiouno, burn nnd out litillf llriKH. Ltvlhtf wntur from Muiiutiilii Mprlu plotd dlrodt to ronldenco M ncrtm Hoodml to iilfulfn. Only I'v uiUm fnmi Cnntntl I'olnl. Kvttry uuru muni uriitiitrd lutid. I'rlitu $vlw, Crop rnmirvnd VALLICY 110MIC iiiUmnt inml uitjiitmiiK Cuutriil t'olut town nU, 20 ucTfio In oiiHIva linn, bmiill hutiND und ljurn, 15 uanm KM(i fruit lund. Iim A ulco hi-inc for mo u mono UKAIN llANCH-lUJiLuren In H-jimrn. All In cultlvuttmi. Illoli, hluck hoII, wlileb fruit mi'ii uhilm will pruvu uilnplril to irnw. ulr funcu out iiu butldlitnn. (July twu liiilon from town, Tho proHonl crop npuukn for tlio qunllty of tho mill. Iil-o Wtm, ('rnp roftrrvud A LKAIKU VM ui'rm ore hit ni lutiil m Iiwimi at Un)iUn, two mllMi from Ontral Point, II lint 11 bout live Ac rct of which 1m tho vary bunt of fruit I mid, hi hccvh 0 of llmtior lund utHiit with tint pIkco, An ic(illi)nl7 rooiii dwttllltiK lirrtimi Inllutil nnd plitituiruili brink ml Ik Iiounu. (lood burn arid Krnimry ; wood Hlti'd, HinnUrhoiiNO und oiitljiilldtiiKH. Two wolln of tlno wiitor, Kutlrii pIik'O vIhIIiIii from ruHliluiiuu. A urttul tMruulii nt HVAXi. (Iron ruiuirvud 1'h I In the ucur of unv fruit HOLMES HROH - Pacific IBroad- cast Seeders Plows Harrows All kinds of farming machin ery. New stock just being received HUBBARD BROS. Medfoi-d, Oregon New Lumber Yard Rough and Dressed Lumber Fir and Pine Shingles RuMIc and Flooring Three Year Old. Thoroughly Seaioned. Medford Oregon Jet1 I am propored to furnish nil kinds pf . HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC. Hrst-Clflss Goods. Call and boo mo 7tK Street vl Bedford Machine Shofis Boilor nnd Engine repairing a it-cialty. Second hand Enginos, Boilers and Pumps Bought and Sold EXPERT MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS ' Gasoline Engines and GST & MEDFORD PLANING MILL, MEDFORD PLANING We manufacture Doors, Sael, Kstimatos furbiaherl oa Store soft wood CofttriWUM ahrl Building Mill on North' D Street MEDFORD, ji Advertise in THE. MAIL and get good results Fin Job Printing a Specialty MEDFORB, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 JS02' loL - Atfoii In J nekton cnuril v A CENTRAL POINT i THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, H. H.HASKISS. Prop H. ....K. I .H. urn, a. Drug., I'mi-nl MmII 'lit. Book., htsllonct; PAINTS and OILS Cliiar,Tolirco.Tolll Arlloln.. Ktc Preacrlptlon. Carefully Cnmponndcd 7th St., Medford. Oregon O. E. GORSLINE & SONS MANUPACTURKI18 OP AND DEALEH8 IN Yard Couth of Wutloian'a Warehouse m m m m Moderate Trices J. G. TAYLOR., Medford, Oregon Spray Pumps on Sale Proprietors MILL CO., Proprietors mouldings, Ruslfo 'fcnd Ploori an Otllce fi&ireB in hard or . OREGON jimi A OF EVERYTHING. Tho innovation of a profusoional whistlor in church hao attracted to the aorvicu of tho South Congrega tional Church of Chicago a crowd that filled every Beat of the audi torium and overflowed into the veHtihuIe Sunday. Carriages Btopped on the boulevard and passers bv waited outside the doors. An interesting discovery bag been made at the island of Capri, in tbe shape of an underground vault in which tbe Emperor Tiberias ueed to confine the victims of big dig. pleasure prior to being thrown into the sea. The walla are covered with Inscriptions, some of which go to show that among those immured subsequently in prison were tbe sinter and wife of the Empo.-or Commodus. When the recent congress of negro business men was under con sideration at Richmond there was some curiosity as to how the dele gates would get along with the "Jim Crow" cars and the hotels. They guttled the question by com ing to town in Pullman palace cars and putting up at hotels owned by negroes. It was a clear case of triumph of business over racial prejudice. The distribution of free seed by the Agricultural Department, which will be the largest ever known in the history of government, was commenced last week, three months earlier than usual. Tbe Congres sional seed distribution ia becoming more popular every year, and this year the enormous number of 40, 000,000 pack agos of seed, weighing about a thousand tons, will be given free to the farmers through tbe country. A Parson's Noble Act. 'I want all the world lo know," writes Rev. C. J. budlone, of rvsbaway, R. I., "what a thoroughly food and re liable medicine I found In Electric Bit ters. Thuy cured me of jaundice and liver troubles that had caused me great eullerlng for many years. For a gen uine, aii-arounu cure tney excel any thing I ever saw." Electric Bitters are the surprise of all for tholr wonderful work 10 liver, money ana stomacn troubles. Don't fail to try them. Only AO ctB. Satisfaction Is guaranteed by Chas. Strang, druggist. . ; The wonderful and unusual sight of a daylight meteor was witnessed at Santa Hnrbnrn Snturday.' It was wit nessed by J. E. Taplejj. a responsible merchant of that city, and a boy named Ernest Armstrong, Hr. Tap ioy's employe. Both watched the me teor, a ball of white-hot. fire, as it llaahed through the air near where they were driving, and both claim that they can locate the spot where the meteor foil. They were driving south of tho city and had Just reached tho summit of Dlbblee's hill, overlooklng- tne city, buddenly young Armstrong threw up his hands in startled wonder ftD'J the following instant Mr. Tapley saw the moteor. "I should say It was 100 feet In the air when 1 first saw it. mA ... innii 1 11 a xuu mciwi iin?u s a uuu m lire 23 to 00 now out or 'aaofeer, and his com- plote recovery k, ,t nf timfi. E w v.J; ,,7 . , ti. w. Rw wlll nm aa an indopen- 'l1. candidate for the assembly In ',,mtamne and Mariposa countii... He 1 is iiackuu uy tuo minora umuu ciuu othM' labor organizations. The monster log raft now ncAVfng Saft Francisco In tow of the steamer Arctic is the largest raft evor brought ttt that port. It measures 700 feet in length and 60 feet in breadth and draws 22 feet of Water. The raft con tains 600,000 feet of piling and is hold togother by chnlus weighing 120 tons. A ;young woman employed in Hunt nrolhers' cannery, a short e.s ,ui, distance 1 rum rijfwwi" "ll,,v' " ,irlW1n nn hor WflV to tG limOIVLVI llioil ni.ii - v - cannery. The men caught hold oC her and handled her in a brutal man - ner. Sho llnally ninnarod to break away anu songui. nuusu m nory. Tho MAIL bus the news. big as a bushel basket. Behind it was to hear that Mr.B. Bl. u. xxau naa a streak of dr.- fully fifty feat ?,ug I ("hot horeelfi the ballet striking Tho meteor, I lielloy?, Undod "within ' just belo the heart. She had a hundred feet t,( us, and I expect to i been sick for a long time but dur be ttbtq ti; ftad It with little trouble." , ing a spell of despondency she took . . I her life, living but a few hours, George Crocker, tho well-known 1 dying Monday night about 10 California capitalist, who has been 1 o'0iOck aged 25 years, 6 months 111 at his residence in I-Amdon, la said I anJ 3 Hays. - NO. 38. WAHiiiNOTON, D. C, Sept. 13. Secretary of the Treasury Shaw has made arrangements to release about HOOO.OOO of the treasury holdings. Ho has had a list pre pared of those ' national banks throughout the country which held freo or pledged bonds at the date of their last report and has made inquiries for others. After making allowance for changed conditions since last report he expects this will release at least $4,000,000. Hi hag sent notice to all such banks that if tbey will send these bonds to the treasurer of the United States in sums of fifty thousand dollars or more, they will he designated as temporary depos itories, and tbe face value of the bonds will be deposited with them to the credit of the treasurer of the United States. He has pursued this course in preference to desig nating depositories in the ordi nary way, which compels them lo buy bonds in the market at a large premium, thus paying out more for tbe bonds than they get from the government. The customs receipts are extremely heavy at . this par ticular season of the year, and tbe cash balance of tho treasury has gradually increased. . He also bis decided to antici pate tbe October interest, amount ing to about $4,200,000, and with this in view, order have been is sued to the various sub-treasuries to cash such coupons as may be pre sented them for payment, and the treasurer of the United States has been instructed lo mail checks for interest on the registered bonds. All this was decided upon eome days ago, and telegrams prepared for todav. The secretary sees in present conditions no occasion for alarm. He calls attention to tbe fact that there is no evidence of a currency famine present or prospective else where thin in New York, and even there the rale is not high for com mercial paper, and for commercial pap?r he has the greater solicitude. Certain Cure -for-Dysentery. ana Diarrhoea. "Some vearsago I was one of. a party that intended making a long bicycle trip, savsr. L.Taylor.ol Kw Aioany, Bradford County. Pa. "I was taken suddenly with diarrhoea, and was about to give up the trip, when Editor Ward, o tbe LAcey ville Messenger, suggested that 1 take a aoee u; unamoeriHin s Colic, Cholera and Ilianii.n.i Remedy. I purchased a bottle and lo:k two doses, one before starting unil one on the route. I made the n-ln 'i'Ui.eessfully and never felt any ili Ifpcl. Again last summer I was almost c impletely I un down with an attack of dysentery. I bought a bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me." Sold by Cbas. Strang, druggist. Klamath County Items. Prom the Klamath Falls fiiprosa. The community was shocked Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock. i " . . ... r m i. s -r , , ,,t ,l iaPtrfi kttr Df Monday night the largo Dam ot w M Haves, Boutn 01 nierrni, o Bl" ? ... afl tnna f hav ! burned with about 80 tons of hay. ine Darn j qXJT.T. creant and while Louie Sohwarlz was trying to put out tae nre a sat urated rag ot Diazmg aeiuaoiio thrown on the house but extin guished before getting headway. Aftor Wvincr the house and barn the standing grain m tbe field was set on fire but was not ripe enough to burn. Before setting the barn rm fire, three horses were turtiea in .00 on thev would not burn, Mr, Wov0' lnca is ahiilit 2000 with no r' " j f i,-art win ,DM,",,W . " , inn At hnra a Incfl nf riflftrlV if'iUU. WT. lllk) u , , j Hayes and family were on tneir way to lne valley after ftnitbutwjs j tl0jined by telephone Tuesday and ne returnecl name at pnee J. Frank Miner, a merchant at rry'rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'wyiWk r CIRCULATION f 2200 TIIK MAIMias H, ami Ita mit.lliht.-r b not alraid lu nwcnr lu It STATE O? OKKfJON, I County of Jarkiion KTt I, A.H. Hilton, bolng Hrtclu!y nwora, nopimj am ,av that I am tlio HulilinkfT of Tub M wikoii i, MAllalveiklyn(JW paper publiihcd In Iho Oily of Medford, Jacknon County, Oregon I that the nasi, bur of Medford Mall, printed each week la tan. and that Ihln numbar haa boca printed eaoh week for the paat eight montba nnd oror. A. . Iir.ITON Subscribed and sworn to before dm llilx 21at day of July, Wl ' , KM STEWART jBKAUj Notary public AAAAAjAAAAAAAAAAA)AAVaar School vShoes Fall Stock of. . Ladies' Shoes are here ; Fire-Proof, As bestos, Crome Tanned Leather The Triumph of the i aiineri Art. Hard Service Shoes . for Men and Boys Tamer the Fitter Klamath Falls, was granted a din charge from bmkriiptcy by Judge Bellinger last week. The decision: was rendered in passing upon a motion for a reheating Vhe Miner went into bankruptcy his wife filed a claim for $2000 as signed to her by her father, Judga G. W. Smith, of Klamath County. Proof was made against the eetata, but the creditors objected, and the claim was disallowed by the referee in bankruptcy. She appealed, an4 ' the claim was approved by tha court. Miner next made an appli cation for his discharge, in bank ruptcy, and tbe creditors again ob jected, nd alleged, among other things, that Miner bad cotnmiUe perjury about twenty ft U' times, and aeserting that his attitude im ' favor of the payment of tbe claioa held by bis wife, and also a claioa held by his brother in law, H. K. Smith, for $500, was a conspiracy to defraud the creditors. Judce Bellinger decided in favor of Mitres, and after a rehearing has agaiai found in his favor, which completely exonerates Mr. Miner of Jtll of the charges made against him. HOW OFTEN Yo'i HE AS ' O -i '-rr ."!! ' T,;nd dying of quick ftiuu, no no doubt conld have been saved bad tney taken warning aom not neglected a slight cold which led In caiarrh of the bronchial tubes, a4 ended with consumption and an eartv grave. Take warning; before thatcoM advances Into acute stages, ur yoa may be numbered with prominent business men, physicians and others who neg lected to stop tbe leak in time, until it -was too late. Take S. B. Catarrh Care, a remedy of merit, which has cnreA hundreds of people of catarrh of the bronchial tubes. This remedy is a posi tive expectorant and has a true tonic and vitalizing effect on the entire sys tem. It is for sale by all druggists. Book on Catarrh free Address Smith Bros., Fresno, Oal. For sale by Hot ford Drug Co. " PlOVS FUND HEARING MAY BE POSTPONED. The Hague, Sept. 15. It Is definitely known whether the postponement al the pious fund case between Meiioo and the United States before the arbi tration court,' "Which was regarded as not improbable, .will not be necessary, Mexico dues not appear to be quit ' ready, but there is some doubt as ta whether all the persons interested ca reach here in time. ' It has been an nounced that the court will open today. PANTS an piANoiaoo, oau Men's j) Fall . "J and I ' Winter ( Shoes Have -1 Arrived . f " I