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J a Die (anion iit ol Hie sreel
UlocilOri'Kiill. Itotllllalue
PlttllT, MININO, AUHICULTUHAL 11111
TIMBliK LANliA
M E I) FORD
la it UirlvliiK Hy of over wn iniiiili
llui, llw el mated ItlllKMI In Hi"
center ul Hie county mid In lliu very
heart or tlia ynuiuiei Irull rutntiiK
ciilluu ul the United Hlaien, or ul
tho world
T II E MAIL
In Din Inmrm anil liimt newspaper
pUtlllHllOU 111 Jutknon IIUIIIILV. It
(Inline a olrclllullun if Kflw ninl
l.tt..li lilt, UMNiiNloil wllh ttiu lutt
davit on tlio opposite (turner ul
LliU tiuua '
PROFESSIONAL OABDH.
QOLVIO & CANNON
Will practice In all OcmrlH of the slate enit In
U. H. t'oun lor district l oriin-ou
Onice over lie.uk ul Mmllurd
Jiit 8. BUTON,
v. a. coMMiaaiuHaii, nieTiiiirr or okmion
Homestead en1 Tlmlier Land nlline end
proole made, Testimony taken In lend win-
Ulkn wUhModfnrd Uell. Medlord, Orcnon
y, L. CAMERON,
I'HYHIOIAN AND HUHUKON
orrlct In I'nlin Hoileo lllook, Modlurd, Ore.
Office hour", i l e-7 In e i. in.
llraldee III A. ) Hlowerl roeldenco, two blocks
euulli ul wlioul house
(JLAHKNCE W. KEENK,
PHYSICIAN AND HUHUKON
OHM In Adkllie HIk Meillurd, Orcr,on
J. D. PHIPPS, D.D.S.,
Oltlcre III Adklus Mlook, ndjnlnlnii Hm.klne'
ntiu mure Medlord, OroKou
T)U. II. N. BUTLER,
OHTKOI'ATHIHT
Kooine and t, Opera llmieo Mock, oyor
Hlren.'e Uru liloro. KseMilueltiiiie tree
Midlurd, Ore.on
G
T. JONKS,
COUNTY HUIIVKYOK,
ABVornllklndsnt Surveying promptly done.
Ttie r.mniy Hurveyur oeu ivo you tlio only
legal work.
Mcdlmd. Oregon
)U. C. K. KX1IINK,
PUYSICIAN AND SUUGHON.
Omcc ol Van Dyke'" Uirc. ,r
acr A end Klltu Hlreeta, Sloill.ini. Urciwii.
T 8. nOWAKD,
BUBVEY0K AND CIVIL ENOINBKK
O. . Deputy Mineral Hunroyor lor the Stale
,1 OW. 1-o.Uimo. ,,,
K. B. PICKRL,
rilYHICIAN AND UKOeON.
omee houie-llto e. m. and 1 JO to S p. m.
X-Hay Laboratory-KieailBallone p.M) to t.
Office: llaakln Block. Medford. Or
JK. K. E. EMERSON,
OC U LI8T-OPTICI A N
Pellefeclloa itueranteed or money refunded,
oroffico oor Klram'e Drur Htora.
W.I.Vawtih. Pree. It. Y. AokiHe. V I'reJ
O. R. L1NDLEY, Oaehlor,
... CAPITAL, Jjo.ooo...
MEDFORD, - - OREGON
l-oan money oa approrou nnwurnj. r". -
poalle aulileot to oliock and traueacl a eenera
Correeiondenu:-lledd & llueli, Halom. Anelo
Calllornla Bank, Han Kranoliwo. Laild
Tiiton. roriianu.uorinu uidriui
Woll, KnrKo A Oo.'e Hank. I'urtlendi Klnit
fniiunai imilK, .Uii'nKU, mm
nial Hunk, N'uw York.
li. R. ANKKKT,
Hroeldent.
J. E. KHVAHT.
Caehlor.
1. U. HTIWAHT.
Vice I'realdent.
M I.. Ai.romi.
Aaat. Ceahler
The riedford Bank
MtoronD. OniaoN
Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
Transacted
BTocKHoLDKKH
J II. Blowart, II. R. Ankeny, K. II. Whitehead
c n. Ilrnkman. Hnraeo l'oUnn.llen llavmond
Jamee l'ollon, W. II. Ilrnilalinw, J. K. Knynrl
t'-eav'av-eaweavqe-l
f visit DR. JORDAN'S omat
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
t0l MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
iMilvtwi Milk tt arU.)
ThUrfMtAaatomloal Mbmom
tn W01 id,
Srtatttl attraction tn tS$ City. 4
Wondrul ttffM or viHtora.
Wh". or Mi contract
1 i1UNM,BltlTl)r !'! hy
It, oldt HpBfli.lht uii t)i PmIOq
ComU JUUbtUUidUyMra
OR. JORDAN PRIVATE DI8EASCI
Iff Hi Ttail mru and
li wmmn who lira uunriuff
n irum in mom oi Tuiuniui luum
etUon or vxcfvi In nietiiirar
rira NtrTwiiianlphynloM. bllltT,In.
fMttmnmy , tmt nniih)ot in Mil Itncomplt-
f Vrtmmtimu. mtm, TO n Wtiii
ramtdlM, of ril aaratt np
iixtbti trMteiahithW.lt win not
Trnmnalata H. f, atii larmnitaiit
iim Doctor
iiMtaarrani
nlr aaiTfirtt
nuri. Thm Dm tar M (rfaJi
mlrtalM, but I wli knw. U Hlr anil
tqur riirnlnltn antl rgqa4nr. wlatni
U hUlAlt7-Il"-" uflRrv
vruililM throuf hly -rllc' I from
Itin lyittM without thtaMaf)." trr,
Trnasaa fltmtt by mm Bipairi.
flirt fur KUiiir. A qulok and mUfcdt
Surror Pllva, rinnra and ririim,b
)r. Jordan iprolal pftlnleu mtthnila
IVIHT MAN appiyinctoimwlllfaailva
oar Aoiud opinion ot bliooitipli.hu,
rrtvm Qum-anrM a POfilTiVJB OUMM In
I'eryouMWfunrfflrffi. ... , .
L'onatitlatMn FRKK mid tefrtdtlr prtTt.
charges vnnr xrahoxaiilm.
Trairaut pinionally or by letter.
Writ f.ir Rnok, rillliOMOPnT r
ARHUR. Mailed Kaica. Avaluablfl
boolcfor mmi.) Oallorwrlta
OR. JORDAN As 00., 1051 Market 81., 8. P.
JACKSON' COUNTY
County
VOL. IV.
LARGE TRACT OF BEAR CREEK FRUIT LAND
TO BE PLATTED AND SUBDIVIDED
TO JtAlHK rO(l( TMCK AI'I'I-KH U tho Krc-nt enl In view hmmmik tlrn i)rclifir'i;irioiitfliil
i')t iirltiM'H Unn who w li Hint llimr ; recti imttniii liiml will tmtnt n InrK'T iTdor,
thm (hut i any ulhir. Thu lnruu nlxu, rich rulorlnic nml i,r(o t ipinlll)' of tlio
l fit rrttwd lii I ho NnrcroAk nrflmnl, tUn Homi'Ml (inthnnl mi'l tint Alurrllt ort'lmnl
urn thu thliiK" which liavu tnniirltintcd tn thu IniineiiHu piIiinih fnini nittriu diirliin
thi I ant U'w vi'htm, Forty xMiimil tho llet Ilnr tlrt-vk Orflmnt I -and In the rluht
imiitV hit ml n U itiiilvnhitil t a Kimrntil'Tfil (wrtuiiy In a lew yuitm. jlcurluK llirx
Iti tnlml, have tHHiUcd and will mllvhl-t
6 Acres of the old Wntson lioldinjCA on Bear Creek
which wn will olfur lit a rcufmiiuhln prlry to urfhitHni, In Irni'tK to milt. Call
nnil ltinc!t tint (roMirly. Kxixtriii iroiiouiic in uqiiiil to anylhliiK now In
oii'lmrfl or oirurcil for Hnlu
HOLHU BROS
Vnur
convenient separator
Tubular.
C. E. GAUDIS, - -
-
vJ,yUiev r 1 tWXa-Vl
vSaw Mills
and
Threshers
If you think of buying a saw mill
or a thresher, coino in and let us
figure with you. We can give you
as good prices as you can get in
. Portland or San Francisco, and
save you the cxpeuso of the trip to
the city to buy.
HUBBARD BROS.
Medford, Oregon a?
i Mitchell. Lewis
Dealarlln ,
Implements ai Vehicles.
Wo carry in stock the Celebrated
American Cream Separator, also
Stover Gasoline Engines, Myers
'Spray Pumps, Planet, Jr. Orchard
Cultivators, Etc.
iuii7r.pr.Rn.
jry muf
New lumber Yard
$ O. E. GORSLINE & SONS
T MANUFACTURKRS OP AND DEALEIIS IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir
Rustic and Flooring
Three Years Old,
Thoroughly Seasoned.
Medford Oregon
MEDFORD MACHINE SHOPS
Boiler and Engine repairing a Specialty. Second hand
Engines, Boilers and Pumps Bought and sold .
EXPERT MACHINE WOllK OF ALL KINDS
Gasoline Enft.nes and Spray Pumps on Sale
Ml COOL -
MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1903
CENTRAL POINT
Wifp Cnrp
IF YOU DONT
Mayboyou don't caro if you
get a separator with thirty or
more pieces in the bowl. If you
had to wash those pieces twice a
day, as your wife does, you would
want nothing but tho simple
Sharpies Tubular Separator,
with only ono pieco inside the
bowl. If you want tho most
made, 1 can sell you a
- -
- - - fledford Ore.
e,i)iae,aeaeSe'ae3
& Staver Co.
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THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
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HASKhNS. Prop
Mae N,TiNe
Oruge,
H TMa uea or
Paten I Mcdtduee. Hooka. Htallonery
PAINTS and OILS
Olirnra.Tobaeco.Toilov Arllolee, Klc
Prescriptions Carelully Componnded
7th St., Medford. Oregon
ana .fine oningies
Yard South of
Whitman's
Wnroboue
Proptors
JfWl
Farm and Fruit Note..
From the Kural Norlbteeet. . ,
Tho Sun Francieco market has
boon heavily Btocked with apploBof
late, ruoBtly from Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho. Newtona and other
really lirBt-claus apples have sold at
good prices, $1.75 to $ 2 00 per box
and up to t2 50 for some Oregon
Newtons. Common grades have
been slaughtered.
The rocei pis of mil k at the conden
sary at Forest Grove, Oregon, are
now said to be about 20,000 pounds
daily. When the factory opened a
few weeks ago the receipts amounted
to 5,000 pounds daily. The estab
lishment of this factory has resulted
in something of a boom in the prices
of farm lands in the vicinity of
Forest Grove. A number of dairy
farmers from the vicinity of Kent,
Wash., have bought or leased farms
tributary to the Forest Grove con
denser.
Whenever the use of power spray
pumpe operated by gasoline engines
is introduced in an orchard district
the growers generally adopt them.
In the Rogue River valley in Oregon
when Olwell Bros, introduced the
method a few years ago, there are
now over thirty of these outfits.
There iB a great economy in their
use in large orchards and a.mucb
greater possibility of good work be
iijg done by their use than by spray
ers operated by hand poorer.
The value of dried blood for feed
ing to animals seems to be thorough
ly demonstrated. The reoorta of
those who have used it show that
it baa more effect in toning up ani
mals and making tbem thrifty than
the condition powders wnicn are
ordinarily used for that purpose.
It is said to be especially useful for
calves. A teaepoonful of dried
Mood in a calf a ration of skim milk
prevents scours and increases the
calf s capacity to eat other foods.
A small quantity of dried blood sup
plements a erain ration very effect-
, . -
ively as the blood is mainly protein.
STATISTICS SHOW
An AlarmlnK Increase In An AI
ready Prevailing Disease.
Are Any Exempt?
At no tirao in the history of disease has
there tieen such an alarmins; increase
in tho number ol cases of any particular
malady as In that of Catarrh now prey
Inn upon tho people of this country.
While It Isnotsuprisine that so many
Americans are troubled wltb catarrh,
considering the way they live, yet it is
surprltinj; that so many suffer so long
from the diseuie before taking anything
..!) it i a w lata on it la tn fnnt. vnru
easy to cure if the right course is pur-
""fremedy for that dreadful disease
has at last been discovered that expells
XX'&Wfc
torr.ni cure for catarrh, acting direotly
on the blood aud mucous i surfaces ol
me Bysiom, cleansing to irum mi im-
purities, carrying tnem through the
wniCQ is a consfcitutiunui uiseuoe nuti
must take constitutional treatment to
remove the cause. S. B. Catarrh Cure
is for sule by all leading druggists.
Book on Catarrh free. Address Smith
Bros., Fresno, Calif.
The Coloasue ot nbodce.
The Colossus of Rhodes, a bronze
statue, was 10! feet high. It was made
by Chares, who, aided by nn army of
workmen, consumed twelve years in
its construction. It remained In posi
tion In the .harbor of Rhodes for sixty
six years and was thrown down by an
eui'thquuke B. C. 22-1. It lay on the
ground 804 years and was sold to a
Jew for old motal. Ho carried awny
000 camel loads, or about 720,000
pounds, ot bronze.
A Tranapuahloa,
Margaret No, you cannot stay, love.
Your mother says It is absolutely nec
essary for you to come borne.
Elizabeth Oh, dear! I sometimes
think .that mother Is the inventor of
necessity instead of necessity being the
mother of Invention. Kansas City
Joni'iia).
A Startling Tost
To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merrltt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa., mndo a startling
tost resulting In a wonderful oure.
He writes, "a patient was taken with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcer
ation of tho stomach, I had often
found Electric Bitters excellent for
nouto stomach and Hvor troubles so I
proscribed them. Tho patient, gained
from tho first, and has not had nn at
tack in 14 months." Electric Bitters
aro positively guaranteed for Dyspep
sia, indigestion, Constipation and
Kidney troubles. Try thom. only BOc
at Chas. Strang, Druggist,
Hn 10
flU. ID,
iva
A LITTLE OF
Mr Scbwab says that he is anxious
to get back to work. And this Is
the season, too, when everybody has
that tired feeling.
The first United States treasury
note ever iesued is still in the fam
ily that got it in 1864,. Think of
the bargain sales it has -missed in
that timet
At the price the government is
paying for bullion, the silver in a
dollar costs 381 cents. The Fillipi-
nos still want silver, but will know
better as they gain in financial
knowledge.
In nine months. of the present
fiscal year customs receipts increas
ed $29,000,000 and internal revenue
receipts, on account of war taxes,
fell off $21,000,000. Under all cir
cumstances the Dingley law has
worked with a margin on the right
side.
Overloaded railroads are as danger
ous to life and property as overload
ed ships. The indications are strong
that the railroads of the country are
nearly if not quite all overloaded at
the present time, and that they have
been in that condition for two or
three weeks past. Not only is this
true, but there is a burdensome con
gestion in the freight carrying busi
ness of trunk lines of the country,
A few days ago there were ei ough
freight cars congested in Chicago to
reach a straight line. from Chicago
to Philadelphia, and every car load
ed to the limit. The great increase
in the freight traffic of the country
has become a serious problem with
the railroad companies, as it is im
possible to secure enough engines to
haul the ttains
An Interertlns Shingle.
Klamath Republican. . .
Gilbert D. Brown who was here
Tuesday, returning to Crystal from
Lake county, handed us the copy
of a note which had been written
on a shingle more than sixteen years
ago by Oaiy Reed who killed Jim
Rinn at Ft. Bidwell, Calif., early
in Decembor, 1886. After the
murder, Reed mounted a horse and
fled to the north, followed by a
posse. He was tracked to Warner
lake and as he appeared from among
the rocks and was making a rush
J fcir the tules, was shot and killed,
, Evidently before being over taken
by his pursuers, he wrote his last
words oa the f 8b which was
found by a sheepnearder among the
. , ,h lh side of
Warner lake last December. By
the weather for sixteen
years the writing naa aimosi oe-
... i , .
come illeeible. Here - is the note
as deciphered by Mr. Brown:
December 28, 1886.
If they catch me they will have
to kill me. If you do, leave my
body on P. Brown's place, is all I
ask. If I was all right you could
not catch me. The night I left
town I got a fall and hurt my back,
so that I have to ; ride slow.
Yours as ever, Oaby Reed.
London, April 27. The first meet
ing of the royal commissioners for the
St. Louis exposition will take place
at Marlborough house April 28 under
the presidency of the Prince of
Wales. Little, however, is expected
to be done until Secretary Watson
returns from America, whither he, ex
pects to start this week to arrange
for a site and complete, other details.
Parliament, it Is expected, will appro
priate at least (500,000
GREATLY ALARMED
By a Persistant Cough, but Perma
nently Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Mr. H. P. Burbage, a student at law,
in Groenvillo, S. C, had been troubled
for four or five years with a continuous
congh which he says, "greatly alaimed
me, causing me to fear that I was in
the first stage of consumption." Mr.
Burbage, having aeon Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised, concluded
to try It. Now read what he says of it:
"I soon felt a remarkable change and j
after using two bottles of the twenty-five
oent Bize, was permanently cured."!
Sold by Ohos. Strang, Druggist.
1
CIRCULATION
2200
THE MAIL ha.nU, and 1U publUhar U
UUV airlU W IHVtl W II
STATE OF ORKOON, l
I. A. H. fllltnn. bfllnir flmtHtiiv iwnrn.
4fPO"e and lay that I am the Publlhr
C ?PPWUlndl0thOUjrof Medford,
C "il'"on bounty, Orciron: Hint tho num. f
a. tl6r of Medlord Mafia printed each 1
wi iuk mKiiKUHn MAirh a wecKiy newt-
Weok IB tQO. anil that thlu nnmhar hu
been prlnteil each week for til. peat
elgbt montbn and over.
A. 8. BLITON
Subscribed and eworn to before roe
Ihle 21at day of Jul;, 1903
, - K. M BTKWAKT
J Notary Fubllo
Klamath County News. ' 1
From the Klamatb Palls Republican.
We understand that Mojor Word-
en and A..L. Sargent have decided
to plat their valuable tract of land
adjoining ' Klamath Falls on the
north. - It will be called Fair-view
addition on acoount of the beautiful
landscape to the south and east.
They expect to be able to place lots
on sale about June 1.
Mrs. Daisy Williams, step-daugh
ter of Aptone Preare, died at this
place about noon on Sunday, the
direct cause of her dea th being a
dose of carbolic aoid which we are
told she took with suicidal intent
on the 15th inst. We are informed :.
that she had been cruelly abused
by her husband who left hare a
yoar or two ago and received injuries
which caused endless suffering and
from which she did not - recover, .
In a fit of desperation and to close -her
earthly troubles she took a
quantity of carbolic acid. Dr.
Stephenson was promptly summon-
ed und administered antidotes, but
the poison had gained such headway
that she could not recover and death -came
to h?r relief on Sunday. The .
funeral took place Monday after- ,
noon. She leaves a son, 4 years of ,
age. ' ' " " '
The town of Merrill was the cen,.'
ter of attraction in Klamath county
last Thursday, when nearly every
rancher in the Klamath Basin and
a large number of townsmen gather
ed there in response to a coll to
take action . looking to the con
struction of a big irrigating canal.
After a month's work, Geo. T, Kline,
civil engineer, estimates toe total
cost of construction at $723,000.
Digging a cut near the point where
lUn . Imwu , Vi o Intra will mat .
about $270,000, its width being 130
feet. Another cut. 50 feet in depth.
will cost $75.000.. There will be
four miles of flnming, requiring
seven million feet of lumber and
costing 184,000. The canal will
carry a volume of luo.uuu incnea oi
water and can irrigate mat numDor
of acres. . The contract provides for
the purcnase oi perpetual water
rights by ranchers at flu per acre,
the price being fixed in accordance
with the cost of construction and '"
the. number of acres capable 'of.
irrigation. To pay for these water
rights consumers give mortgages
on their lands, divided into three
payments, made due in five, ten
and fifteen years, and bearing five .
per cent, interest. An additional
maintenance fee of not to exceed $1
per acre annually is cnargea.- ins
agreements do nofbecome effective
until the water is actually furnished.
The contract will further provide
that when all the water rights have
been paid for, the ditch becomes
the propertv of the ranchers.
Boston. April 27. The Globe an
nounces to-day that Dr. William
Thomas Counselnan, professor of
pathological anatomy ' in Harvard
medical school, has discovered the
germ that canses smallpox. The
discovery is pronounced by physicians
who have been aware of Dr. CounBel-
man's achievements, as one oi me
really great ones in medical history
and the most important made In Bos-.
ton, rivaling the discovery of ether as
an anaesthetic.
London, April 27. The Gaiety thea
ter, the home of burlesque, the birth
place of musical comedy and the fav
orite" haunt of dudes of all nations,,
will be closed in a few weeks previous
to being torn down to mane aj
a new street irom iue oubuu w .
born. A new Gaiety Is rapidly rising
to take its place. The Gaiety was the
foundation of George Edward's, for
tune, which is one of the largest ever
amassed in a theatrical enterprise in
this country.
Cut, full
Levi Strauss
cCcts
Copper-riveted
Overalls
the most dependable
farmenta In the world
. oc worMng men
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