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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1903)
.-! x V fk I lArwenN r.nnisiTV JH itM5 UlinlliM HIHll lif till' HlntoolOri'giill. IlliollUiliia PH1IIT, MININII, AOWCULTUKAL and TIMIIIlU LAND . , M K 1) V OK 1) In thriving oily ol uvnr tfMIO ititiult IIiiiiih. itlaalluuliiduluiiMllii tln iwntnr ol tlin oounly null In tliu vpry honrluf llici Knmtunl fruit mining railuu or thu Uiillud annua, or ot tliu world T II E MAIL 3 Ik Uhi Urgent mn1 bunt nowapupor pniillaliuu In J ut li nun count) . II I'liilm. it ulrciiliiilon ir vn mill Imcea I ho uaxnrllou Willi tliu ul iluvli mi Ilia oppuello corner ol tlllHUIIgO JpaOFKBSIONAL 0ABB8. QOLVIC & CANNON Wlllpruuttc in nil Cliiurt of Urn Hlaie and In It. A. f.'uun. fur IMMrlnl of Oriiuou Omco uvur Hunk of MwHoril . n. A..S. BUTON, V. I. CUMMIIUIUHKII, UIBTHICT Of OIIMJON lloinoatond mid Timber Ijmd lllliiga mid proole iiiHde. Toalliuony taken In land oou 1111 I1IUICS. Ofllce wltU Hertford Mull. Medford, Oregon ty, L. CAMERON, PIIYBIOIAN ANO HUIIOKON Offlce In l'lm & llodgo lllock, Medford, Ore. omon buiir, J Hi H-7 I" " i. in. . , , ile.ldoe lu A. J. Htawnrt roaldonco, two blocke timlb uf telionl Iiiiiimi CLARENCE W. KKENE, I'HYHICIAN AND BUIIOKON Office III Adklm lllock Medford, Oregon I. D. PHIPPS, D. D. S., (irrlcti In Adklm lllock, adjoining MoUln' Drug .lure Medlord. Oregon J)R. II. N. BUTLER, ohtkoi'atiiih't Hooms end 4, Opera IIoiim bloek, over mmiii'i Drug Hioro. Kinniiiinilon Iroo Medford. Dragon Q T. JONES, COUNTY HUltVKYOK, Any orll kindaof Surveying promptly dona The County Surveyor can give you tbo only legal work. Medford. Oregon )R. C. E. EXIIINE, PHYSICIAN AND SUUGKON. Office of Van Dyke'a Htore. Iltialdenee cor aar A and Klflh Btrootn, Madlurd. Oregon. J, B. HOWARD, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL KNUINKKK 0. . Deputy Mlnrral Surveyor for the Slate ofOrogoa, Poaiomoe eddreae: Modford, OragOD. E. B. PICKKL, rUYSICIAN AND tllHOBUN, Offlea houre II to 11 a. m. au J I -JO to 3 p. in. X-Ray Laboralory-Kiaanloatlona ti.U to fa. OHcet Haakln Block. Hertford, Or I)R. E.E. EMERSON, OCULIST-OPTICIAN Hailaraotlon guaranteed or money refunded. aTOOioa over Strang's Urur Htoro. W.I. VAwran. Proa. II. V. Ann inn, V Pres 0. It. LINUI.KY, Cashier. Jackson County Bank ...CAPITAL, $50,000... MEDFORD, OREGON Loan moaoy oa approved aecurlty, receive da poallN eublool to dbock and trnnnaol a genera banking buatnoaa. Your bualnoaa aollollod... rjorreapondenla: l.add Hueh, Hnlem California Hank. tlun Franotaco. Tllton. I'orlland.aorbln Hanking Co., N. Y. Wolla, Knrgo U Co.'a ilank, 1'ortlnndt Klral r.allonal Hank, Chicago, and llunover nal tjual Ilank, Now York. II. E. ArlKKHT, President, J. E. Rhyaht, Uaahior. J. II. Rtiwaht, Vice ProsMenl H. I.. A I. KIR II, Asst. Cannier The Hedford Bank . Miorono. ORIQON . Capital, $50,000.00 A General Banking Business Transacted BTOCKHnLDKRS R, Stewart, H. K. Ankeny, K. H. Whitehead C. 0. lleukman, llnrann Helton, Hen llaymond Jameg Pelton, V. II, Uradahitw, J. If. Ktiyur 9 viaiT DR. JORDAN'S amgATf MUSEUM OF INATOUYf 1011 MABKEr IT., IAN MANCISOO. GAL f ,," , tu.tvmaliuiuaa.,nikj . T5"1 Analomlcal Huaaaai In m Wor.d. 9ralti ntfntfffon fn Ma Offy, A atwaaaaa, or anyeontraot wnalll itrtvot x l IcoaaU KalabllaliidNyaara, i Ilia nl.la.l Rnaliillal i.n tl.a .nlA I D m4 uivti wii nf infftrlDf A ' A - from tlit fTurtu ot youlhtal Indlt r fftH4 aTalatatlaT. vrvaiuna vr iitTMf" in Weaiurir A TMra, lftrvuiiiKiia pHtiIomi Dbllliy.lHa w LmLmmmw t.umt Mkuiiud In all It-ni.mnll. umtntmr- limllon of m ll Unctor . aPttl f VrluMtlHv. tla. SET b iwittttlui MmAdlan, ol rt rat. I puin r, Ui liovtnr iiaMfnrrniiKa ui iTWvi'ini ni u win noi onlv Afford Tmmfllatte) M '..liu 'larniKiifiil ntr our. Tdi Doator doti n olwm ipvrfurm x BlraotM. but li will knaw. u be talr mid 9 qiiftr riirlcln knd tiifi walutoi In hlpcrJt-DImnin f Bftf , W rwM iv inorouf nir t "mar - i irum i tb yitim wlibout tlia imoiIi : t-ry. 0 1 TruwM filled by u ltiptrt. ndllMl itnr for JRni4Hr A qutok nd rtiHea 4 itrtj for aPllvo, riANiir mid Plr taim.by r r Jurdrin'i tprrlnl i.lolesn mothndi. A DVKHT HAM hnnlyUtg to nn w.'U rMMlT Otir ftoiif it opdWoit of hlgcnniillnt. tVtm 1lA ill linrlarnV Clt.lRQKfi VKltV BKASOKAItlJU. TruHtmetit nrnoniillv or by litter. Writo for nook, pmi.ooiiiT or MA II III A OR. MaiIjKO r-'itsh (ATlUURhlO book for tnpii.) 011 or writ DR. JORDAN h CO,, 1 0B I MtrVel 8t., S. V, i VOL. IV. THE . . . 1 URGE TRACT OF BEAR CREEK FRUIT LAND , 1 TO BE PLATTED AND SUBDIVIDED TO IfAlHK KOCM TIKK AIltKH lit Hie ffrcMt oml In vlow union,? the orrhanl'mMi,nd II I UN n T llaLII iiimi"iiiiiiiHivt orchard or unervu lor aaio HOLMES BROS - . the la.l ( vi'ar.. Kiirty acre. i( the lloal ltear llreck orcliaru uno in J " maii'a hand. ! .univalent to a giiatanleml furliiiiu In a lew ycara. Bearing tbla III uillld, have bonded and will audlvldo 160 Acres of the old Watson Holdings on Bear Creek which w will offer at a reaa.inablc price to pnrchaacra. In trarta to ult. Call and liiaia-r-1 Iho iriiiurty. KxKTla priilliiunco la eiilal to anytlilng now in In Buying, Buy the Best CAMPION MOW DRAW CVT KAWIHQ Ilia flna-or bar ot a mower D gttH the wbrrla mura traction aod the machine mora power. Thu la the remao tor the great cotuna power of the Champion. Jutt a. Itwaathe raaaoa tor the great cutting power of the old rear culmowtra. The Champion la front cot. but It la alao draw cut, and combine the cutting power and durability of the old rear cut mowere with the aafely and convenience of the modern troolcuta. The Champion drawatha anger tar enurely-lt doea not puah It In the leaat, and In Una Important particular la nut equalled by any other. The Champion baa other valuable Improvementa, among them a elmplc and rffeeUve lining; dovloo tor the anger bar.andaauixrb pltmau having new aod Improved ball and aoekel couoecUooa both to the knife and to the By wheel. No cramping or blading la pollile with the Champion plluian, while provUlon la made for taking up wear and lott motion, preventing p.nin.llng and breakage. The fly wheel pin I. at all tlmoa aurroundod by oil. which cannot he thrown out and wealed by the revolution of the Or wheel, ihua preventing heating and wear at Ihle Importantand heretofore troobleaome point on a mower. Wrltoforoalalog.loacrlblngUila won derlul modern mower, ali Champion hv rakea and blnnera. Ilandaome calendar free If rouuealed. CHAMPION OIVISION. INTERNATIONAl. HARVE8TEK COMPANY OF AMERICA. CHICAGO. FOR SALE BY Mitchell, Lewis New Lumber Yard O. E. OORSLINE & SONS ft. ' A MANUPACTlfRBRS op and dealers in . . Rough and Dressed Lumber .. .. Fir Ktistic ana r-ioorlng Three Year Old. Medford Oregon Three Years Old. MDfltnrn llrDQrnn wffiUJK?ls,r Thoroughly Seasoned. 0 V Summer Robes, Tents and Awninfts You will hoptl ihom wlion yon titlto your Summer Outing. SillDlB HarilBSS - - - For Fast Drivers Call and noerao J., G. TAYLOR, . viv 0 Hi it) M yjy ,7th Street yy ,aa yar77a MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 3, SWELLEST LINE OF DRESjS 1 5H0ES IN THE VALLEY . . . . . . . FOR GENTLEMEN: . Stacy Adams' $5.00 Corona Colt Is one of the Dressiest Styles. Crossetts$3.50,$4and $5 -Shoes Are World Beaters for Style and Wear. ... All Overweight White QH Solent ... Wo ttlflo curry A. A. Cutter's Logging and Driving Shoes . ... dtOLE AGENT rOR MEDFORD ... IAYIER the cl " ': - - CENTRAL POINT from a petal ahead luteadof pnalilng It from behind & Staver Co. THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, G. H.HASKItiS.Prop Druga, Pateni Mcdlrinen. Booka, Htatlonery ' PAINTS end OILS Ulgarg.Tobniwo.Toilot Artlolei.Ktc Preacrlptlona Carefully Cemponnded "7th St., Medford. Oregon and Pine Shingles 1 Hi Ui Hi Hi naaioro, uregon ' HIML .m m Seventh Street. Medford HHER, Jrvrtr-tr-ee-'e: A LITT1E OF The June brides are all right and so are the June roses; but de liver us from the June rises. Kan 688 City Journal. Up at Idaho Falls, Idahor-Sheriff Jenkins, single banded, captured two horee thieves, together with the twelve horses they bad stolen This was done after a ten daye' chase. Pedro Gonzales, nuce a peon, is now the richest Mexican in the world. He is known to keep $60, 000,000 worth of gold bars in the cellar of his residence. He made his money from mines. MiBB May Appleton, of Atchison, recently changed her name to "Mae" and tbe local paper in recording her movements says that Mae "will leave Fridae to spend two daes with friends in Hollidae." Mae U prob ably now talking abonl a jae news paper. Statistics show that the floods in this country, from tbe Johnstown disaster to date, have claimed twenty-three thousand six hundred and ninety eight victims accepting tbe minimun estimates as to the number lost. The thousands lost and unaccounted for are not includ ed in these figurss. It is understood tbat the first bill to be submitted to Kint Peter by the Servian legislative body will be one granting amnesty to all politi cal offenders. While the murderers of the king and queen do not come under tbe provision of this act, they might as well. King Peter will not smite the hand that raised him to a throne. The Princess Abygail Helen Ka- tani Kauleloiwi Kapiolani Kawan anakoa was christened the other day in Honolulu. Is there a sym pathetio man or woman on earth who doesn't hope tbat the unfortu nate youngster will have an oppor tunity early in life to change that name? She ought. to thank her lucky star that she is a girl. Enough giant powder and nitro- glicerine were found in the pen itentiary at Canyon City, Colorado, to blow up the entire prison. This disoovery was made after the con viots who had .attempted to escape were put through the sweating pro cess. The explosives were con cealed in the wall of one of the shops. It is believed that the ni troglicerkie wan manufactured by Ktrsoh Kuykendall, the , convict who was killed. The New York Central Railroad is preparing to test the worth of beech, birch and maple woods as track ties, The company now uses Southern hard pine, but it has to be brought from fur away, the sup ply is becoming low, and it is prov ing to expensive. Trial will ac cordingly be mado of thr'so woods found in abundanoe near the line of road. The plan is to season the 1903. NO. 27. birch, beach and maple ties and treat them to a preservative solution of some sort. It is believed that in this way a more durable tie can be obtained at less expense than the ! bard pine, which lasts about five yours. Several members of the commit tee on territories of tbe United Slates Senate have departed for Seattle, en route for Alaska. The committee will visit all tbe promi nent mining and coast settlements, will climb tbe passes and : float down the Yukon to the sea, thence. going by boat through the sealfish ing preserves. The party include? Senators Dillinham, of Vermont; Nelson, of Minnesota; Burnham, of New Hampshire, and Patterson, of Colorado. For tbe 11 months ending May, 1903. our export of raw cotton amounted to $308,747,095, which exceeds the similar period of 1902 by $5,249,478. By June 30 the to tal will probably be $317,000,000. If so, it will exceed the banner year 1901 by $4,000,000. The quantity of cotton exported this year is small er than in 1898 and 1899, but tbe realized price was much higher Comparing the 1903 period with 190), the figures are 3,481,000,000 pounds of tbe value of $308,000,000 against 3,208,000,000 pounds of the value of $309.000,000., No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak well ol Chamberlain' 8tomach and Liver Tableu after once trying them. They alwnye prod ace a pleasant movement ot the bowel,, Improve the appetite and atrenethec the digestion, ro Strang. - sale by, Cbaa. FRUIT AND LEAVES ALL FELL Prom tba Portland Oregoola'n. A business man of this city who invested in a fruit ranch a few miles out in the country in order to have something to interest and amuse him in his leisure hours, is in troulil' . He has an orchard of thrifty apple trees seven or eight years old on tbe place, hardly old enough to produce much fruit yet. Many of them, however, had a few blossoms on them this Bpring and now have a few apples on tbem. There were four trees of the l-King" variety near each other, which were covered with blossoms beautiful to behold Two weeks ago when the owner vis ited the place, these four trees we: e loaded with apples about the size of walnuts and promised a large crop On Monday he visited the place again and was astonished to find that every apple and every leaf bad fallen from tbe trees, and that-they were to all appearances dead. No reason was apparent for this disas ter and the owner is completely puzzled over it. ; He cannot imagine that anyone harmed tbem willfully, nor can he imagine that the sudden fall of fruit and foliage oame from a natural cause, so be has no idea "where he is at." Fruitgrowers who have been consulted in regard to the affair are at a loss to explain it and are inclined to attribute it to some new insect pest, or to some rascality on the part of some one. An effort will be made to have the trees examined by experts and tbe cause of the trouble discovered, as anything of this kind is of import ance to all fruit growers. i For a lazy liver try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet,. They Invigorate tbe liver, aid the digestion, regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks. For sale by, Chas. Strang. '' The Coming Event. Chautauqua at Ashland, July 15-24. Eleventh year. Great speakers : Sena tor Uolliver, Congressman Champ Clark, Gormaine, the Magician, aud others. . , Fine sohools, better and better. ' Reduced rates on R. R. ' Come and bring "the folks." Write secretary, . G. F. BlLUNOS. Engine and Boiler for Sale. One ten-horse power boiler and a four-horse power engine for 9ule. These are in good repair and will be sold rea sonable. Inquire at The MAir. o' fico. ' . - - ; tf t. , -. For Sale. A gootl brood sow and ten plus. 2t).tf J, D. ANDKHSON, Tba beat part ol Southum Oregon la the . , , .-. , , Rtgue River Valley. The beat lown lln the Valloy ia llio town ol . i... , , MEDFORD. The beat Ncwapupcr published III Southern Oregon, I . , THE MAIL. It hn the I..irKct Circulation, glvca , ,., nun is iiiwayN rcllO' WANTED! . . 50 Laborers At . . Ray's Dam Near Tnlnf Oregon Wages $2.50 per day for . . .lrst-class men . . . Dr. C.R.Ray T2o Klamath County Mews. Prom the Klamath Fatli Expreat, v . - : , A span of Northern . California horses, weighing 1425 pounds each. sold in the San Francisco market a few days , ago for $400.00. One hundred head of nnbroken mares from the Dorris ranch, Butte creek alley, at the Chase sale yards in San Francisco, were sold last week at from $27.50 to $97.50 per hjeapV For horses, not even nailer oroxea these are good prices. ;' Elmer I. Applegate has been tendered the position of inspector of the forest reserves of the Pacific ena-tata salary 01 ?1UU.UU per n nth and all expense . Mr. Auiilegate is especially fitted fur tne posi'ion. ai d the offer comes t turn without s'ii titatioo or through the influent."- ! Mends. He is per sonally kii,m n to tbo.-ein authority at Wonliinio , and through their knowl. dgeof his qualifications anil merits, tbe position hs been otter ed bim It is quite likely, however, that be will not accept the position because of the continued illness of his wife. His refusal will be re gretted by bis friends here and by tbe Washington authorities who know that in him tbe duties of for est reserve inspector would be con scientiously prosecuted without feat or favor. E. B. Henry returned Sunday even ing after a very wearisome trip of .Is days in the saddle. Wm. Ford wb has been caring lor Mr. Henry's norsea, ran away with hla fine Bullion . soma time last week, and aa soon as Hr. Henry heard of It he started in pursuit. He left the Falls Monday evening and overtook Ford at night about 15 milea this -side of Farewell Bend in the Deschutes country. Ford was asleep when caught He agreed to return with Henry, but when they bad return ed part of the distance he slid off the horse and took to the woods. Mr. Henrv had bad trouble enough, so he let him go and retu rned with the horse. REDUCED EXCURSION RATES To the Seaside and rtoanaln Resorts for tbe Sunnier. The Southern Pacific Company baa placed on sale at very low rates round trip tickets to the various resorts atony its lines, and also, in connection with the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, ta Detroit and tbe seaside at Yaqulna Bay, latter tickets good until October 10th. Three day tickets to Yaquina Bay, good going Saturdays, returning Mon days, are on sale at 'greatly reduced, rates from all points Eugene and North on both East and West Side Lines, en abling people to spend Sunday at tba seaside. Very low round trip rates are also made between Portland and same points on the Southern PaoiSo, good go ing Saturday, returning Sunday or Mon day, allowing Portland people to spend Sunday In the country and the out of town people to have the day In Port land. Tickets from Portland to Yaquina Bay good for return via. Albany and East Side, or Corvallis and West Side, at option of passenger. Baggage cheok ed through to Newport. . A new feat ure at Newport this year will be an up-to-date kindergarten In charge of an experienced Chicago teacher. A beautifully illustrated booklet, des cribing the seaside resorts on Yaquina Bay has been published by the South ern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern Railroads, and can be secured from any of their agents, or by addreseine W. E; Com&n. G. P. A., S. P. Co., Port land, or Edwin Stone, Manager C. & E. R. R. , Albany, Oregon. tf ver the West they wear Levi Strauss c Go's Copper-riveted ' " Over evils.,
