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Any or all kind, ol Surveying orominly dono.
Toe County Kurveyor cno give you iho ouly
' level wurk. .
Medfind, Orcon
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1'IIVSICIAS AND SUUGKON.
Ofllre ot Villi Dyke'e Hlorc. Ilnalilimr if
rr A and Kill" Hlrenln, Modlnrd. Uli-nun.
J 8. HOWARD,
BUnVKYOK AND CIVIL KNOINBKK
U. . Onpuly Mineral Hurveyof lor tha 8tltt
orOroBun. I'oalofooa,ddriu:
Mmlfurd, Oicnon.
V B. PICKKL.
rilYHICIAN AND BIIKOKON,
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J.) It. K. K. KM1CRSON,
OCUUST-OI'TICIAN
Hallntarllon ifuurnnlrml or monny rtitunded.
Mfornce ovnr Hlraliu'a Uruf Hlorii.
W.I. Vawtrb. l-ro. II. K. ADKiNa, V I'roa
U. It. I.INDI.KY, Coalili-r.
Jackson County Bank
.CAPITAL, $50,000.
MEDFOIID,
OKEGON
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CnlUonilft Bank, Sun Frnitolricu. Lull J
Tllloo. rorllanU.Corbln llanklnti Co., N. Y.
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Nntlunnl hank. I'tilmuru, am liunover Nnl-
PIUKI liuilH, nnw i'i
H, K. ANKRNY,
Hroildout.
J. B. ENYAHT.
J, H. Htrwaht,
Vlcfl I'niHiacnt.
it L. AlaFOUII.
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The Hedford Bank
MKoroiio. OncooN
, . Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
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James 1'olUiu, W. 11. llrmlMmw, J. U. KuyM
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MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
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VOL- XV. T T 7 MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903. NO- 26.
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LARGE TRACT OF BEAR CREEK LAND
TO BE PLATTED AND SUBDIVIDED
i TO HAIKU KOlHI 'I'IKIt AI-').Klll)ii!Kreal end III view ff"n
.X rli iic hiu, him al Hear irrioa Ihiikiiii land will pro.li ' '" J f"''
ll, .11 limn any olli-T. Tli- larn-i .lie, rlib :iil-rln and iK-rln: t-ual o "I I ho a'
ralM..I In iho N.r. r-..r. liar.l. II. Itoim-ll -r. liard and Iho Mi"'11 ''
ii.r II,.. Ihlnic whlili havo cnUll.nU'd lo II,.. Iminrn.c return. lr.. o n"' "f'"
,. ! Hi. la.l (,. v,-.r.. Forty am- ..I tl, lll ll.r Cr.-k Or. hard iMU.U 11 llu-. rlK I.
; ;, inan'ahaiid. I. H,lvaWwit to a KiiatanK-id tortulio III a Itw yeara. Bcarlni inn
In lnltl'1, w, liavw lm ltd and will .udlvldo
160 Acres of the old Watson holdings on Bear Creek
w I, w will odor at a r. al.li- prliv to .nr. lia.i-r. I" '' ,'!' J""
and n,.m-i Hip iirnporty. K-jrl. (.roiioiim o l eul to anyl If now on
1,1,'ltard or on,'ctd lor alo '
HOLMES BROS - . - - CENTRAL POINT
(ft
THE '
FARMER WITH AN
EYE Jfe FOR
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.
II will help your farming buiineu to read tht McCormick book, "A
MODEL MACHINE." which ii mailed free.
HUBBARD BROS.
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New Lumber Yard
$ O. E. GORSLINE & SONS
' MANUPACTUKKIIS OP ANU DEAI.BKS IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir
Rustic and Flooring
Three Years Old. , .
Thoroughly Seasoned
Medford Oregon
Summer Robes,
Tents and Awninas
Yon will noetl Ihorn when yon tuko your Stimmoi' Uuthifr.
Call and see me
7th Street
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SWELLEST LINE OF DRESS
SHOES IN THE VALLEY . . .
... FOR GENTLEMEN: .
Stacy Adams' $5.00 Corona Colt
r , Is one of the Dressiest Styles.
Crossetts $3.50,$4 and $5 SHoes
Are World Beaters for Style and Wear.
. ., . All OvcrwtgHt Whltt OaK Sole . . .
Wb alHQ carry A. A. Cutter's Logging and Driving Shoes
SOLE AGENT FOR MEDFORD ...
TAYIER the rJ
MEDFORD, OR.
THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
G. H.HASKlKS.Prop
Jtt IN TNI LIN Of
Drufa, PAtontMctllnncft, Book, 8ttloncr
PAINTS and OILS
LMBftra(ToUno,Tol.ot Article, Ht$
Prstcrlptlon Carefully Componnded
7th St., Medford, Oregon
and Pine Shingles
Yard South of
WhUniHn'8
Wnronous
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For Fast Drivers
J.G.TAYLOR,
Medford, Oregon
ft
Seventh
Street,
Medford
FITTER,
A LITT1E OF
It is estimated that pertonB seek-
ing divorce in South Dakota spend,
while gaining resider.ee for that
purpose, $900,000 a year.
The U. S. government has 12,500,-
000 of unclaimed money orders on
hand, never presented for payment
This is a careless old world of ourf.
Kilkenny castle is one of the old
est inhabited houses in the world.
many of the rooms being much a"
tbey were eight-hundred years ago.
Several newspaper men in th."e
state have made neat fortunes pub
lishing Iim bor land notices. But
most of them enlarged their paper
and got poor and happy again six
months after.
H. P. Patterson, a. Civil War
Veteran, of Aurora, Ind.. while on
a visit to Gettysburg recently lo
cated the large boulder behind
which he and some comn.deB
30tiiht sOn-lter from the furious at
tacks of Confederates on tbe ex
posed pot tion of the Union flank.
The rock weighs several tons, bu
Mr. Patterson bought it and will
iiave it brought to hi Indiana
home, where it will mark his last
resting place.
Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton,
who is spending $500,000 annually
in his efforts to "lift" the Am-rica's
cup, is said to be worth about $50,'
UUU.UUU. 1 wenty-tnree years ago
he stood behind a counter waiting
on customers. Thirty years ago he
worked in the rice fields of South
Carolina, and was so poor that he
slept wiih the negroes in the woods
Today he employs 2000 persons in
nis various eetablisuments and is
the pet of thd King of England.
According to an ex-member of tbe
Metropolitan Water Board, Boston
and the surrounding territory are
slowly sinking down to the sea level
The statement is made in a report
on the Charles River dam. The
subsidence is estimated to be at the
rate of about one foot in 100 years.
The present plane used as a base by
Boston engineers has sunk to ,S9 feet
bulDw the mean low water,, and
throws out all survey circulars for
the Btate. - Various landmarks along
Massachusetts Bay have sunk from
one to two feet in 90 years.
Sheep-shearing has begun in the
Rocky Mountain States. ' Fleeces
are being stripped from tbe backs
of thousands of sheep dailv by ma
chinery. The wool is of excellent
quality, but the yield is not as heavy
as it' has been in former years.
These factB, taken in . connection
with a great decrease iu the Aus
tralian wool crop, indicate a year of
great prosperity for sheep husband
men. They should be able to pro
tect their flocks from tbe coyotes
without calling upon the taxpayers
of the state to foot tho bills. ... '
Ex-Mayor Robert Van Wyck
retains the title of champion beef
eater of Greater Xsew lork. An
effort to beat his reported record
of two yeai-a ago of eight and thr'ee
qualcr pounds at 'one sitting, failed
at contest just'' held in Williams
burg. The contestants war Mich
ael Schatipiuf and F. Oseheanl
Fully 500 Brooklynites watched
the contest. The time limit,- was
ona hour and 40 minutes. Sohau
pauf took the lead at the 'second
steak',' holding it 'until the finish,
when it Mas announced that he
had eaten', in addition to 100
clams and ' crackers, five and
three-quaters pounds of ' steak,'
50 oysters, two loaves of bread,
a bunch of asparagus, and ten
crabs. ; - '''' '' ; '' '' ' '
A National Ailment
Is dyspepsia and Indigestion,' "which
is Id reality catarrh of tbe stomach.:
The inner lioipif of the stomach of a
perbon suffering with catarrh of the
stomach le covered with a 'coat o( uo
holtby mucoui, which prevents the
Bow of gastric fluid. . . ) i I
Stimulants to the rastric juice may
give temporary relief, but as tbey do
not remove tbe cause of the dieaee,
tbey cannot effect a cure. Tbe most
reliable remedy on tbe market today is
S. B. Catarrh Core, which removes tbe
cause of dyspepala, indigestion., soar
tbroat, water brash, heart burn, palpi
tation of the heart loea of appdtite.
It is forsale by all leading- drupeistsv
Book od . Catarrh free. . Address
Smith Bros., Fresno, Calif.
THE WORLD'b 0LDU5T COIN
From Xew York Herald. '
What is said to be the oldest
coin in the world is : a shekel now
in tbe possession of Mr. Herman
GotUchalk, of Chicago, who is
visiting in Richmond, Va.
This coin whs ued in the temple
at Jerusalem, in tbe days ot King
Solomon, as a token. It is the
only perfect one in exietence. The
characters inscribed tbereon are
aB follows: On the first side,
reading from right to left is "She
kel Hakadoush," signifying holy
liekel. Emblazoned in the center
is the star iHogin Dovid or the
3hield of David in modern times
called the star of Bethlehem. On
the other side, also reading from
right to left is "Jerusholajim,"
signifying Jerusalem.
The strangest thing in conne;
tion with the coin is that, while
the body is of a bronze gold alloy
about 70 per cent fine, the raised
figures are pure gold. I he assay
of the coin was taken by Tiffany
of New York, and even the clever
goldsmiths there were, unable to
tell bow the union of the letters
and the coin was effected.
The history of hoir it came into
Mr. Gottschalk's possession
interesting. From 1878 to 1882 he
was interested in collecting money
for the relief of the Jews persecuted
in Roumania. His success was
large, and while on the trip to
Europe to deliver the funds he met
Dr. Leopold Klein, chief rabbi of
Reriin. It was in , reward for his
enthusiastic services in behalf of
the Roumanian Jews that Rabbi
Klein bequeathed to Mr. Gotte
chalk several cherished heirlooms
the bold holy shekel and a Bible
among others, u K
On the Bible which is a rare
illuminated copy of the Old : Testa
ment in Hebrew, are imprints of
tbe holy shekel.. . .
Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H.
Newaon, Decatur, Ala. "For three'
years" she writes, "1 endured insuffer
able pain from Indigestion, stomach
and boWel trouble. Death seemed In
evitable when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length I was induced to try
Eleqtrio Bitters and the result was
miraculous. I improved' at once and
now I'm Completely recovered." For
Liver. Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Eleotrio : Bitters is the only
medicine, (arlp S0d. It's guaranteed by
Gluts. Strarg, Druggfst. i .
Los Angeles, June 22. The engage
ment Is announced of Miss Ella Clark
cf this city, sister ot United States
Snator W. A. Clark of Montana, and
the Rev. J. M. Newell, pastor of, tbe
Eethesila Presbyterian church of this
city. The Rev. Mr. Newell was for
many years pastor of the Santa Clara
Presbyterian oniu-h.
Fine line of linoleums, matting,,
shades and curtain fixtures. Weeks
& Baker.
lYwryyvYyvAYVA
CIItCULATION
220O
TMK MAII.hatll.itnd In publlahee U
nol alraid lo iwoar to It .,.
f STATE O? OKKOON, (..' ' '
uoumy of JokoD f
I, A. 8. Hilton, being Irttduly sworn,
dr.r,ooani nay that I am tho Pnblliuar
of Tub MEUfoan Maii,, a weekly new.
paper publl.hcd In Iho City or Modlord.
Jaokaon County, Or prod ; ihnl lbs num.
bor or sledlord Mi.ii nin. ann.
wcok la ami. ona that thl. nnml,,. ..
beou printed each week lor the put
elgbt toootbH imd over.
. A. 8. BUTON
. Subaorlberl and sworn to .before me,
. , .'K. H 8TEWAIIT
BAb.1. ' " Molert FttMla '
AAAJWlAAAAAAAj
WANTED!
. . 50 Laborers At .
Rayfs Dam
Tolo. Oregon
Wages S2i50 P68 ay or
fir8t-cla88, men
Dr. C. R. Ray
Tolo. -Oraoa
.Klamath County News.. . .
Prom the Klamath FalU Expreae. . ') '
The Jas. Bevans ranch: in Tula
Lake , valley, consisting ;vof 420
acres, wai sold Monday to th
Jesse' D. Cari1 Land &' Livestock'
Company for '' a consideration of
$3000. Mr. Bevans is .to give
possesion; on or beforet, July 15,
and ther with his family, will,
remove to California, ' ,
J. Frai'.'.- Adams, of Merrill, was,"
n't-.wn Thuday night ori his way
co Keno to get bearings on the large
boat he has jecently had con-
truct d,' and which is to be used
r tl ating the huge dredger, Soon
to. commence-operations on the
channel leUen Lower Klamath
a'ce and White lake. He returned
home Satu d y ,
Billy Fou , who has in charge
E. B. Henry'o horse. "Oakwcod,"
and who makes a trip with him
once a week to the Fort, failed to
return to the Falls Tuesday even
ing. Something's wrong, thought
Mr. Henrv, and upon inquiry it
was learned that Billy, in company
with Donald McKay, a reservation
halfhreed, had beaded northward.
Mr. Henry is in pursuit and will
likelv recover his horse.
W. F. Arant, superintendent of
Crater Lake National Park, is
negotiating with tbe government
for n. hnnt. for Cratpr T.nlrA Hai
will use it for cruising the laka
and for the transportation of tools,
material and workmen to Wizard
Island. As soon as the work on tho
new wagon road to the lake is
finished, and work on the same
will be commenced in a few days,
be will move camp to Wizard
Island, where he will engage at
work on a trail leading to the
inland's summit.
The Klamath County Ag.-icultu-a'
Association will hang up $2,000
in purses October 6, 7, 8 and 9 as
soon as the business houses of
Klamath Falls have subscribed
$500 and the peopie of the to va
have bought 250 seas-.n tickets at
$2.00 each. , Two-thirds of tha
subscription has already been
raised and there is no reason to
doubt that all of it will be sub
scribed by tbe end of next week,
Everyone in town should assist by
buying all tbe season tickets they
will have use for and then come.
They will be sent around for sals
next week. : - -
Excursion Rates to Yaqulna Bay.
- On July 1st the Southern Pacific Co.
will resume sale of excursion tioketa to
Newport and Yaquina Bay. Rates
from Medford, $10. .
,; This popular resort has long been
well and favorably known to the peolpa
of Southern Oregon, and the low rates
offered should enable everyone to take),
an outing. . .
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. , Piedmont Loal.
We have just received a carload, 33
tons, of big vein, Piedmont coal,
guaranteed the best in the market. ' :
G. F. Meuriman a Son.
The MAiLf or Job Work.
M
Cut full
Levi Strauss
cCds
Copper-riveted
Overalls
the most dependable
g arm en ti In the world
for working men