The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 19, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJACKSON COUNTY Jfflni JL . fOWft ' J ? fl : : In III" itiirileil "put ill limit null Htiituiil On Kn, IliMililnllia I'MIIIT, MINIMI, AUKICUI.TURAL nl TIMIHik I.ANlia MBDl'OKD In ii tlirlvlim olty nt ovm- W) inunli I tu 1 1 1 n. 1 1 la ultliiiK'tl allnonl III Hill nuiiinr l m nomiiy on" In lb" vnry llMll'tlll Itlf Kliiillliiit flllll IllWllli Hrntlllll ill HID UllUUll Hlull'it, iir III lnu urilil UK MAIL lathi! Utrifral mm bout noHouapor, liillillniiua In .mr'l tmiltni. It iiluliim it i-iivuliillmi hi V.m awl Iiih Wk llio iii.i"Tii"ii Willi lni "' fliivit mi iliu opinmim miiiiiir ul Hi In iuk i i ,AwMAMAAliSAAAAAA yilOli'EtfUIONAI. OAJILB. (jOIA'lO & CANNON Will profit In nil IMurlnof Hid mote and In V. H. Ciiun. for llburlnl ul ilii'Knll omen iivur liunU ul Mmtliini A, S. ULITON, V. . ClIMUIIWIUIIKIl, uiiTiiHroroimooK HoiiilMin mid Timber lnd Hi' and liitTCXinuc. Al"ii"i ibhwii in - (H, 'itb Modlord Wall. Modfurd, OrcKun "V. L. CAM1CRON, IVBI0IAN AND BUIWItOK OIIc In I'alin fc Ilodso llliwk, Medturd, 0t. lilHwi liuiii". 'i ti -7 in K p. in. ,,,,.. Itoaldoi 111 A. J. Hloworl loaldolll'tt, two blotki luulli ul aalionl uoumi (JLAliKNCE W. KEENE, 1M1Y8I0IAN AND BUIlOKON OBee In Adklm Hloek M milord, Oronn T. D, HUPPS, D. D. S., X , . . , . ...... DttftiTlHT omo In AdklM U.ock, mdMnlnt UuklM' bruit Hturo M Milord. OroKoo J)R. II. N. BUTLER, OBTKOI'ATIIIST Room, a and 4, Opora Ilouao block, over Mraiiif's Urns iuirii. MuiiUiioUniia Too IVtadlord, Orofoa G. JONES, . COUNTY HUHVKYOR, Any orll klndaof Hurvoylni: promptly 6oni. Tbo t.'ouniy Surveyor cou give yuu In" only ' " ' Modtmd.OroKon T)U. C. K. EXUINE, ; PHYSICIAN AND 80 KG K.ON. OfllroofVon Ilyke'o Htoro. Iloaidenoo oor ml A and KlIUi Biru, Modlurd. Oikoii. J, 8. HOWARD, BURVRYOR AMI) CIVIL ENOINBKR O. B. Oopmy Mlitorsl Bunroyor for Ibo BUM ol Or..o. ru.mo. 3'ftf-i 0rw)n. V B. PICKKL. rnYRlCIAN AND BUKf.WJM. omot ho-)l lo U . m. nod 1 :t0 to I p.m. S-Kmy l.uoriory-Kimlollon t M " OBcoi Uukln Block. Modlord.Or 1R. E.E. EMERSON, OCUUST-OPTICIAN HntlHlocllon urnood or monoy rolundrd. torurnoo ovor HlraoK'" Urur Bloro. W. I. VAWTkri. re. II. r. AIIKUM, V Pn U.K. LINPLEV, cumor Jackson County ...CAPITAL, $50,000 MEDFORD. OIIEQON l.nKn monov am Innmfnll HOOurlly. reootro do pool 111 oulijool lo ohock nd imminent Ronon Donklllif ImolnooH. Your buotnooo oollollod.... (lorroopoudontoi-Lodd llunb, Hulom. Anilo Clllornl nk. Hon KrnnoW. Ldd . .ii,.h ln,l....l f'nrliln llanlcltiir OO.. N.Y. WrllarnrKo Co.'o llouk, r.irlloud; Klrol Nntlonol nook, i.nirntfu, oim -nouuvc i.. IjuoI Bunk, Now York. H. K. AKkKKT, riroaldonti J. B. KHYAIIT, Coablor. i, u. Htrwaiit, Vlco Hranldcnl. M I.. Al.Tllul). Aaal. Ooiiblor The Hedford Bank MlOrORD. OKCOOH CaplUl, $50,000.00 A General Banking Business , , , Transacted BTOCKH111.0KU8 J H. Btownrv, H. K. Anktny, K. II. WhltohrMl CO. Btokmiin, Hnraoo Poltnn.lirn Hnynwinu Juraco Pollon. W. II . HnulNtinw, J. K. Knynr hit DR. JORDAN'S mntmt MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 10KI MARKET ST., MN f flNCI$C0, CAU ' klaMttilaaa4ovaalk,j . TnalartaatAnftlomlool VflMaaa Id iko World. ., fraarnaf oltrnMon in tht CVly. A A poiidrwl lighlor vUiforf. 9 Wonoiaiaiaono.oroNyeontrBot A Od dlaooao.f oiily oroal by f Ibo oldaal BpacUtlat on Ibo Poolfla Soul. kaUoUahadMyooro. i OR, JSROAN-PRIVATI DIICAIII v.-Maiai ana natoMlai T Moal won who aro auffarlnv ftonl Iho alTaoln of yonlbful India, orotlolia. or oximmh In moturar yoaro. WorTinn aim pnyaiooi a.o ", a toooy, I.oaa naodaail toall llaoonpll "alio..,; of.ormoio.rr(i- Vru.l,.r. rliaaoi'doaorraMoa, lW. f uYlu.llao;, of Kf "ib notion ol romaillH, otiraal nran r. i Tionlnr lioaaoorraoiadliU oroalownltbll will ool i..iu .rr.A Um.iui. ao hu. armanont ouri, Tbo Doctor dooo M All it. ororni nilraotM. but M wall Jaoow.' to bv Jalr i id I aquara vnraioion no wrafci" aiuhlaapaofalty-BlooaoooTlio aiva.Mll,ral iknrooobly Ifrom 111" ayalom without tha ao oik Ti'iiaaoo Bltan ay u ran . onro lor Hamliir. A VO'Vl f uralnr rilooTrioonrai ndli oil,ky Dr. lordon'a apti'lal paloltH mothoilo. A ITKHT n AN niilylnlouw!UrolTT GmlulUtloi IPHIOB nd acridly print, t rnalroa.it paraonally or by lollar. ( wnio i..r nook. rnirornT . ARSIaOH. llmiDWIk UTOlUkblOfl book lor mao.) Oollorwrllo 0 IORDAN A CO., IOBI Karkll tt, 1. f. f i T . I ' i - : J I - County ol .Innkaon I VOL. XV. LARGE TRACT OF BEAR CREEK FRUIT LAND TD BE PLATTED AND SUBDIVIDED TO It AIM', rolIll-TII'.lt AI'I'I.KH l Iliu Krmit mnl In vlnw ninoliK Iliu iiri'hiinl.'incil.illiil 'inlli'lii.i linn nlmwll lll.U lli'HI iirwk liillliilii S II I ul will iiimliirv lilnrKil .ri.i,r, linn IIiiiii liny iilliur. Tim llifK'i rlcli wilurlim mill M'tlcul 1 "V "" "I" him inHuil In llii' Niiri rinnoii liinil, Hi" IliMillimuM-liiiiil MM Hi" Morrill iilioninl ri' Urn iIiIiikh whmli linvii iiiiililliiili"l In Hi" lininiTii.il ri'liirim limn miiih; uniiliK On. lnl li w vi.iir.. 1'i.rly iu fi. ul Urn lliml lli'iir Mri'i'k on limil I.11111I In I 'f rlijhl liiilti'v lintirU In .fiilvnliitit lii A Kminiiiti-i"! lurtuiiu III n fuw yviun. llcnrlliK Hilri in liillnj, wi' Imvu liimili-'il iiliil will atitllvlilo l(n Acres of the old VVutson lloldlnK on Bar Creek w hli ll wu will olfi-r ill ii roiili .liiilfl'l lirli o t'i l.ilri linor, In lrm t til (nil. ( oil iii.i )tiriH!i Mm i.roiMirty. Kxiurli itrnnutiimo u tiutil to lUiytlilriK nuw in iirt hnrtf nt ofl'irml Utt uulu 0 HOLMEH UKOS - . - THE FARMER WITH AN EYE PURCHASES the McCormick whenever he wants a binder, reaper, mower, rake, corn binder, husker and shredder, or other harvesting machine, because he prefers machines that meet his require ments machines that give him satisfaction machines that are worth every dollar that he pays for them. It will help your farming builncn (o rud (he McCormick book, "A MODEL MACHINE," which t mailed tree. UllRRARn RIMS " New Lumber Yard TV Rough and Dressed Lumber jp ir Rustic and Flooring Medford Oregon Three Years Old. Thoroughly Seasoned. MEDFORD PLANING MILL MEDFORD PLANING , e manufacture Doors, Sash, Estimates furnished on Store Soft WOOd , . ' Contracting and' Building Mill on North D Street MEDFORD, iii ii 0 ib i ft Hit lr Summer Robes, Tents and Awnings : You Will noiid thorn wh6n you take your Summer Outlntf. ; 16 HaiUBSS Call and see mo 7th StrOet ... MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1903 4 - CfcNTRALPOINT J MFnFllRil flR ' Xf) fltfe FOR THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, 0. H.HASKIKS.Prop ' Druga, 1-atenlMcul. nea. Booka, Hlollourrj PAINTS and OILS ClBkra.Tobocon.Tollot Artloloi.Btc Proocrlptlona Caralolly Conponnded 7th St., Medtord. Oregon O. E..GORSLINE & SONS MANUFACTURERS OP AND DEALERS IN ana irine onmgiea Yard Boulh or Whitman's Worohous MILL CO., Proprietors mouldings, Ruetio and Flooring and Office fixtures iu hard or ,,, . i OREGON ' For Fast Drivers vij Ja G.TAYLOR, vj Medford, Orego ii A LITT1E OF h cokU .00 lo -faiX) in udvcriis ing tot-el! 1(1,000 worth of breakf:int food. The army of 00,000 men coBt the people leHH than $1 f:er capita per annum. One hundred and forty -five car linalH have died since Leo XIII became Pope. The Salvation Army journal, the War Cry, appears weekly in thirty different languages. A new hotel in New York City has a capacity for 1,200 guests and employs 1,800 servants. Within eight months we have re ceived enough immierants from Europe to repcople Ireland. Successful experiments have been made for obtaining alcohol and bu-' gar from pine and birch sawdust. The highest mountain in the moon is at least 35,000 feet, that is, (5,000 (eet higher than Mt. Everest. . There are 1,100 members of the New York . stock exchange, and their seats are worth $82,000 each. England has nine submarine war vessels built or building, and France has fifty. Their presence is ex pected to make blockades impossi ble A Cnnadian inventor claims to have invented a system of telephon ing between stations, utilizing the railroad tracks instead of a line of wire for the transmission of mes sages According to advices from New York, plans are on foot to bring 5,- 000,000 Jews from Russia to the. United States. A plan is being de vised to relieve these persecuted people. There are at the present moment in France 200,000 houses which have no doors and windows, be cause incredible as it may seem- there is still a French window and door tax. Fenner B. Baker, of Oxford, Mies, was fined $50 and costs and sen fenced to six months in jail for offer ing Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow $300 for an ap pointment as postmaster. Charles Stevens, secretary of the Anti-Vaccination league of Minne apolis, died from smallpox April 15th. He had frequent'y de nounced vaccination as ineffica cious and a barbarous practice. The Automotor Journal, London, describes a new traction engine, called the "pedrail," which literally walks upstairs with the stride and Bure-footedness of an elephant, and hauls loads far in excess of those the wheeled traction engine can move. ' Glass is being used considerably for bath and toilet apparatus. . Its purity and its delioaoy of appear ance are a great commendation. Tonel rack9 of glass are on sale, and so are comb and brush racks, soap ; trays, toothbrush holders, sponge holders, sponge racks and entire bathroom sets. - '" A dispatch to the London Morn ing Leader from Vienna says the fugitives from Kishineff state that,' shortly before the massacre, Gover nor Raaben asked three . wealthy Jews to. loan him $40,000. They refused.,. When the outbreak oc curred the Governor granted them the proteotion of a Cossack guard on payment of $10,000. ' ' The Ferris wheel, the massive structure whioh was one of the main attractions during the World's fair in 1893, was today sold at public nuotion A junk dealer bid in the wheel and the sum paid for buildings, boilerB, etc., was $1,800. The wheel cost originally $362,000. Outstanding against it are bonds amounting to $300,000 and a float- Ma of -HOO.OOO. The droton, Conn., ship building company has posted notices that the works would be closed indefinitely. This action oouies ufter a mass meotinii of work- neii recently held when it was de cided toctrike if the company per rd-sU-d iu its refusiilto grant an nine hour day ut ten hour pay. Work on steamships Dakota and Min nesota, building for the Great Northern Railway is suspended. . Three or four years ago the presi dent of the British Association for the advancement of science caused a sensation by predicting the near approach of the time when the food supply would prove insufficient to feed the world's population. That he ' may not have been unduly alarmed is shown by the testimony just given to the effect that more than a fourth of England's popula tion is underfed. " Vital statistics of San '.Francisco for the month of , May show that the total number of deaths was 578 and births 428. A hundred and fifty more deaths than births is a proportion calculated to have its ef fect on the growth of the city were it not for the fact that immigration is exceedingly large. The greatest number of deaths w caused by consumption (80) and "e .next greatest by heart trouble (-i)). Mis adventure and surgical shock were responsible for 42 deaths; there were four homicides and 10 suicides.' '' . A Household Name. "Royal Bakiui; Powder" is a house hold word pretty much the civilized world over, and the ariiole luelf has become a necessity In thousands upon thousands of families in nearly every civilized country. The success of this splendid preparation is due to the fact that it is exactly what it is represented to be pure cream of tartar baking pow der. That, of course, appeals to every housewife. It secures a light baking with the least amount of attention and trouble. It can be counted upon But it has a virtue beyond that it is ''absolutely pure." Royal Baking Pow der contains nothing deleterious. It can be used with perfect confidence, and with the certainty that, so far as it Is concerned, the baking will be thoroughly wholesome. THE PARTY SHE FAVORED Prom Iho New York Tribune. Ex-Senator Wolcott, of Colorado tells of a woman who - presented herself one day at . the registration booth of a town in that state for the purpose of qualifying in order that she might cast her vote, upon the school question at the next election "With what political "party do vou affiliate?" asked the clerk of the unaccustomed' applicant, UBing the prescribed formula. The lady blushed and otherwise exhibited some confusion of manner, "Is it obligatory that I should answer that question?" she inqui ed. " Certainly, madam; the. law re quires it." ;, , .v, ; ., "Then," said the woma, "I don't think I oare to vote if I have to mention the party's name. How ever, I don't mind saying that he is a candidate for a trusteeship, and one of tne nicest men I ve ever met. A National Ailment ' la dyspepsia and indigestion, whioh; is in reality caiarrn 01 toe ssomaon. The inner lining of the stomach of a person suffering with catarrh of the stomach is covered with a coat of un heltby mucous, whioh prevents the flow of gastrio fluid. ' .;' .. Stimulants to the gastric juice may give temporary relief, but as they do not remove the cause of the diease, they oannot effect a oure. The most reliable remedv on the market today is S. B. Catarrh Cure, whioh removes the cause of dyspepsia, indigestion, soar throat, water brarh, heart burn, palpi-, tatlon of the heart -loss of appetite. It is for sale by all leading druggists. Book on Catarrh free. ,. Address Smith Bros., Fresno, Calif. Excursion Rates to. Yaqulna Bay. On July 1st the Southern Pacific. Co. will resume sale of excursion tickets to Newport and Yaqiiina Bay. Rates from Medford, $10. . . This popular resort has long been well and favorably known to the peolpe of Southern Oregon, and the low rates offered should enable everyone to take an outing. . vrvyvwwAVvvv CIRCULATION j 2200 T1IK MAILhMlt.and IU puWlabar la not ol rold to awoor to It STATR civ nkwanw. County ol .Innknon r I. A. H. Hilton, tioiiiK llrattliilyawnrn, f diitionoon any that I am Iho piibll'bor v hi i nn MKnvnuii mail, n HTooklynowi. r punor publmluiil In tno City ol Moillorrt, k Jnciksrin County, Oregon; thiittbonnm. r bi.-r ol Meillunl Malla printed ouch ' WOok lH 2JUN. llllll that tlili. niir,.l.:,r liun Imoii prlntM oiuih woek for tho pout eight luouitiftundovor. A. B. DLITON Bilbsrrlbf.fi nnfl oworn to before mo till Jlat Joy of July, 1!ki K. M 8TKWAHT iiKAi.. . iNouiry Public AAAAAAAAAA KAAAAAAAAi AAAi I '- ,'f Kansas has suffered as a result nf the recent floods more than any other state. ' No exact figures can, of course, be given, but the damage done in the principal cities ' and . tiwnsis estimated as follows: North Topeka, $500,000; ' Law rence, $250,000 ; Salina, $200,000; Manhattan, ' $150,000; - " Junction City, $100,000; Solomon, $50,000; Abilene, $250,000; Lindsborg, $100,000;. Hutchison, $100,000; Minneapolis, $100,000; Emporia, 165,000: Florence, $50,000; Lin coin, . Centir, $50,000; Atchison, $100,000; Argentina,. $2,000,000; Kanpa City and suburbs, $8,000,- 000. X. arly 200,. smaller towns ire affected by the floods. . . ;' Tne lowest estimate that can be made nf the loss done to crops is f5,000,000. , :. Klamath County News. , ' From The Klanw.h Foils Republican. ' ' A. S. HntutiiMiid, of Grants Pats, is here o omrt business. Mr.- Hammond and II. W. Keesee are the attorneys fur the city in their s-ut against ttie Klamath Falls 1'iigating ' Co " "! ':- ' . - ' The residence of R. B. Hatton was placed under quarantine Tues day. The little child of VV. R. Brown has slignt symptoms ol 'mall pox, so it wss thought best to quarantine the house and await levelopments. . We are informed that Contain Short has placed the order for the oiler and engine for the steamboat which he and others contemplate placing on the Klamath lake. The Willamette Boiler worts ot Port land has the contract for the boiler. fhe hull and unper works will be" constructed on the lakes. Will S. Worden has just com pleted the school census. He reports that there are 256 children f school age iu this district. This is a gain of 46 over last year and considering that since last year this district has been divided making two out of the one. It -hnws a decided increase in our population:- ; -. : ',' .- Nelson Dumm, who is living with his father in-law, Mr. H. S. Patterson about fix miles from Bonanza, had a very serious acci dent last Thursday. While drill ing in some grain bis team became frightened and attemping to gain control of them he was kicked by one" of the horses and - knocked down. The drill, machine passed over him, dragging him a consider able distance. V frrom the Klamath Falls Express. '' -' Although - the ' Indians- of the Klamath reservation have protested agaiuBt the return of .the, forty odd Modpcs, warriors : under Captain Jaok, who feel themselves in exile, from the haunts of younger, wilder days, it is very likely the s govern ment authorities will gratifv the l : r - i . r . n t lUUglllgO Ul -OUUSB ,. IOUUWB. WUWO thirty years' forced stay in a-strange land has made them a wiser, better people, They have long since been repentant, of the wrong and evil they wroucht in their better days. It will be bnt humane to -let them spend . their remaing years , in the old .,home country, at peace , with their fellows and the .changed con ditions that surround them. v.;. - ' v. J ,.-. Tor mn who; totl -h h:- ;.. a'T , -7 "..it, Levi Streaiss c Ccfo CoppoT-ri voted mm. -r-Subsoribe for. Thr. Mail,