The Medford mail., July 10, 1903, Page 1, Image 1

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V, L. CAMERON,
PHYSICIAN AND MJIK1KON
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QLARENCK W. KEENK,
HHYHICIA.N AND KtMlOKON
0c In Adklna Block Medford, Onion
J. D. PHIPP3, D. D.S.,
OOleea In Adklna Uluok, td)nlnln Haaklna'
Drug Mora Medfurd, Oregon
I)R. II. N, BUTLKR,
"" "' ' oUTKOI'ATIIIST "
Keome and 4. Opera Houm totoek, over
HtiaBi'l Drug Hlora, Kxamlnalton. (ma
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O.t. joNEs. : C; (:::('( t
COUNTY 8URVKYOII. ' "
hat r all kind ot Surveying promptly dago.
too uoumy surveyor can give jwu uj wm.j
local work.
Modfnrd.OreKon
)lt. 0. K. KXHIN1C,
I'UYSICIAN ANIJ SUKCUON.
' OIniD o( V.ii l) kii' dliire. HcHldencn cor
ner A and Klflll Hlreetn, Mwltonl. tllevun.
J,.S. IIOWAUD,
HUHVKYOK AND CIVIL KNUINKKIt
0. Deputy Mineral Surveyor torthoBUlo
ofOrenoR. 1'oNtofTlce nddrniui:
Mettford. Oleiioa.
, B. I'lCKKL.
rilYHICIAN AND BUK'iKUN,
Urllu koura-ll lol'Ja. m. fcn.l 1 : to S p.m.
X lt.y L.tMir.inry Ki amlnmlone fl.M to
omc: llMkln Hlock. Medford, Or
J)H. E. K. ICMKRSON.
OCULIST-OPTICIAN
HaUnfemlun Rtmranteed or money refunded.
aromao over Hltnu' Drur Hloro.
W. I. Vawth. I'ren. II. V. aiikinh, V Pre.
U.K. 1.1NDI.KV, U.abler.
...CAPITAL, JO,ooo...
MEDFORD, - OREGON
Lo.n money oa .pprovod aoourlty, receive de
poaltH aubjeot to encok uud IrnnHoot n ffonera
banklnk bualnetu,. Your bualneai, wollolled...
CorrfuipondenU: I.a4d & llu.li, Hnlem. Anglo
California lank, Kan Kruncleco. Lmld A
Tllton. Horlland.Corbln ll.nkln Co., N. Y.
YVolla, K.ro & Co.'e Hank, I'ortland; Firm
National Hank, Chlnuro, and lUnovcr Nat
titiol Hank, New York.
H. K. ANKUNT,
Pro.ldenl.
I. B. Kntaiit,
Caililor.
i, 11. Rtkwaht,
Vic Prealdenl.
M. L. ai.vdhii,
AMI. Canblcr
The riedford Bank
Mcoroao. 0coN
Capital, $50,000.00
A General Banking Business
. Transacted
HTOCKHOLDXIta
J H. Blew an, H. . Anlceny, R. II. Whllehead
C.(!. Ileokmnn, nnr.ee I'lillnii.llm lUvmond
Jamcn Polton, W. II. Ilr.dnlinw, J. K. Knyar
vitir DR. JORDAN'S kit
NUSEUN OF ANATOMY
1011 MARK8T T iAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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ilUbM,poalllv.l7eairertt)y
tlia ulilaat Niti'l.tllN on tli. 1'acln
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M. JOODAH-PniVATt DISEASES x
TUUI.T n,ei aad lal4l
nce1 men who nra ilffarlnf J
(ititn lb Hftut'M i.f voiithtill IndU. f
eraltoua or cxit.'.i. In maturtr A
pitMfly, l,lfHiiuw,.tl!iii'))llaconiil. .
calloil.l apBi-malerrir ; !ft't,HiHtr. f
rbc, uorrbe yV :'e''l;,iej ,
r.meillea, ol (rent e.rali -3 fi r, tlw Mi.tiir T
l,nrr..K..I lilllrtalt nt Jll It lll not r, :
only .nriint lmmtilUl. r -f, on- lerinaitrnt r 1
oura. The llontor doaa a Jlaln ilii lorul .1
mlraeUn, but In wall know, la k' fair and r
tqnara Hliyalrlan ed UkJ' anllnenl
la lilpiHlty-llaraa i.e Jd.v. p,
avi-nil.l" iliorouihly .!' Itroni,
Ilia ayatani wlilieiit Hie rnaol.S i.ry. It
Ti naa.a niieil uy aa Brew. WeiollenI
an lnr llni.lur.. A qnlpk ; and ro,lil d
eiii-rlnr Plln, riamir. ami fit tnln, by r
Dr, Jorilan'a apoclnl imliilcw roalliipilii, , A
KVmr MAN aniilvll!lua!Ultl.
oiirfiiirilunlii,iil lila '"' 'i'l, ,
Wl ,illl unriraf o J-iSlJiyX CUJIMto
Ronaiill.tliiu rllKB.ndtrrlrtlriirtVAIa,
fuin.u'L. rn.v KRjsnxjtrtLM.
Trolmautliam.uially nrhy letlor. .
Wrlle for llnolc. Pll I I.OMM7IT OV j
,11 y or of Ifltior. .
pinidOftornT or
tiuti) Kitum. (A viklunble 0
or wrirt
. fOOl MirVflt St.. 8. F. f
II1IIAK. Mail
book fur men,) Call or
OR. JORDAN CO.
wiioiy
VOL- X?.
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TAYLER the
MedTord,
URGE TRACT OF BEAR CREEK FRUIT LAND
TO BE PLATTED AND SUBDIVIDED
tl.'u lli.n any other. The largo alM. rlrh coloring aadjprlw -J IJ u "'hlfR
ln r.laed 111 the Nonrnae orrli.nl. the Ilelinetl orchard ;'b"J'lMf
ire iht ihlnge which h.T. contributed ui the Unintlijc roluru. 7" m"""!'?
iho l..i I.. "mm. Koriy Ktn o( ike Bci B.r Oreck Orckud ln f
u.u'a k.uda la cuillv.lcul Ui a ii.r.nlel lorluno In low yeara. Hearing IUU
In mill. I. have bunded and Will auillvld.
160 Acr of the old Watson Holdings on Bear Creek
hk-h we will ulTer al a rinMe price lo piin hajK-r.. '"'''"'j'n
... .irf Inaiawi il. pniperiy.. Kxperi. pronounce la e-iual to .iiytlitng now in
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S HOLMU BROS - - . "T
In Buying, Buy the Best
draw cirT
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HAWIXU the Bneer bar ol a mower from
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FOR SALE BY
Mitchell, Lewis
Haa
cuiiln. imwer of mo ciuunemn. iu.i a 11 me nrwu r - ,
III n'ir. n O,..n.l.,0 1, frmt cut, but It I. .1.0 draw c.lt. and comb ne. f"
.n,l .lurabllliy of ll.e old rer cut mower, wllh Ike attrty aed courenlu.-e of modern
nl Jn draw. Ui. OOKcr lreu.lrel,-u dor. . puh It In u.e lew. d le kla lmpe 1 .
particular I euu.lM l any otl.er. The Champion luui oilier iu.l,l. lin.rove,nens .uon
ih.m .almiileniidefleeurellnlncilerlenfor the nr r bar.Kid..uMrb pitman havlnnuew
a J injrov .'l Ull and ke, nnecUon. h.h lo the knife and 10 the fly wheel. No er.,u,.l, or
"ml n,. U VomXio .lib lb. C...m,,n pHnian. -Ml. prorhlon 1. rt""'U,"W7Z'lT
olk.li. preVenlli lH.dle and breakage, ll.e r .heel .n I. al all ,l.i,e..urro.inded by oll whlvb
e" nno, be .h-o.,, Jul end wa.icd b, ,h. rcvuluil..,.of The Or wheel, thu. pr.Yen.leKl.l ld .e
at U.U imoorlan. and h.eeu.cur. lrouble.n,e point on .mower. WrlMforculo.derU. hho.
dertul intern mower. .1- t.mpl.m h.r eke, ,d blnd.-n lUed.omo calendar free 1 If munted.
CHAMPION OIVISION. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTEIi C0S1PANY OF AMERICA. CHICAGO.
New Lumber Yard
'fi-
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Fir
Rustic and Flooring
Three Years Old.
Medford Oregon
Thoroughly Seasoned.
I Summer Robes,
a. '
W
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Hi
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Tents and Awnings S
You will nood tlioin wlion yon lake your Summer .Outliiir. : , f
Oall and see mo
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it, 7th Street
ap jj-, a? se-, ar. sr. 5j-, jj-. ar.
7th Street
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MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREBON, FRIDAY, JULY 17,
"Pro" Crome
The Farmers, Miners and
SHOES
I Also a full line of
Made From
"Or" CrOme Cruising, River, Driv-
Will outwear three pair int and Logging
made from the old stylo Shoes,
leathern
A. Cutters and other
her
J.
L POINT i
a point ahead ln.te.4of pu.blnt H from behlDd
niore o..er. THH U Oie reaaun tut til" re.t
.,. H,v.r nfUieold rear
8 Staver Co.
THE MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
H. H.HASK1NS, Prop
iminim ,a Taa una
Drug., Patent Medicine.. Book., Htatloneiy
PAINT and OILS
Ulk'.re.Tob.ceo.Tallet Artloloa.Ktc
Pratcrlptlan. Carefully Compounded
7th St., Medford. Oregon
O. E, QORSLINE & SONS
UPACTUURH.H OP AN'D DRAI.KII8 IN
and Pine Shingles
Yard Houth of
Whitman's
Warohobe
' : For Fast Drivers iff
. if,
J. G. TAYLOR, ,
i f i v'A.
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arr. ar sr. . f p -v
Leather
Loggers Friend m
first - class makes.
FITTER, Twrt. I
- Oregon M
first class makes
A LITT1E OF
EVERYTHIHIt.
Britiab prisoners cost tbe nation,
on an average, $165 a year each.
France has about 4,000 deuels a
rear and Italy 2,800 on an avesage.1
Tbe deepest colliery in tbe world
is at Lambert, in Belgium 3,500
feet.
Tbe United Kingdom baa but
50'i hospitals ; France baa nearly
1,600.
The total length of hair on an
average woman's head is fifty-Bve
miles.
It cosU 10 to take a dog with
you if you take a trip across the
Atlantic.
Japanese are always buried with
their heads to the north. Conpe
que: tly no Japanese will sleep in a
bed lying north or south.
Everv Kaffir in Cape Colony
must pay a labor tax of tensbill-
nge a year, unless he can prove
tbat hehus worked for three months
of the year.
An enormous increase ' in
England's national debt is noted.
indicating that John Bull is not get
ting anything in South Africa at
reduced prices.
Among the richer classes 343 in
1,000 live to sixty years of age, in tbe
middle classes 175 do so, and 156
onlv of the laboring class survive to
reach sixty years.
Chicago contractors are going to
elevate her trains tbat run through
the Stock Yards for 2,000,OCO.
Western trains are frequently held
up for a twentieth part of that sum.
A sufferer complains that the
mince pie of commerce contains
prunes wbich are thus palmed off
on the public aa raising "The Mys
tery of the Mince" grows deeper
with the passage of the suns.
' No fewer than 587,884 prisoners
were in prisons of British India in
J 899-1900, an increase of 92,064
over the number 1891. Of this
huge total only 24,555 were females
which is a smaller portion than in
western countries.
. Elija Blendsoe, colored, living
near Burgin, Ky., iB believed to be
the oldest man in America. There
seems to be good ' ground fir
believing that he is over 120 years
old. Ho ia known to have been
married 13 times, and, .something
like half a hundred of his children
are scattered over the state,
'A,' professor in a Western Univer
sity'liitely made a list of tho best
hutcd words in the English lang-.
uageby ascertaining the dislikes of
a largo number of correspondenta.
It seems 'that' the most popular
word ia "victuals." , Of course it is
merely a in i. Her of taste., That is,
to say, victimlsdo not tiiste so good
ns food.' Hawthorno may have felt
the antipathy to tho word' when he
wrote that no sort of '"victuals"
seemed to conic amiss to his pig.
On tho other hand, Tonnyson sings
1903.
NO- 29.
of a fair-haired youth who in his
hand' ''bare . victual for the
mowers." Perhaps the singular is
leHdobnoxiouB than the plural, just
aa the verb, to victual, seems to be
in better repute than the nnun.
Meanwhile wc can enjoy the thing
without mentioning its bad name.
During tho school year which
has just closed the gifts to educa
tional institutions in the United
States foot up $16,000,000. Tbat
sum does not include special dona
tions for libraries, art, industrial
institutions or manual training.
Tbe University of Chicago had tbe
good fortune to head the list in the
value of such benefaction', Us total
for the year being $2,119,586. That
institution, however, has ' the good
luck to be a favorite in the eyes of
John D. Rockefellow, hence its
leadership in the amount of dona'
Hons. Other universities tbat re
ceived large gifts during the year
are Columbia, $630,350; Harvard,
$607,705; Yale, $336,000, and Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, $455,000.
Nearly one hundred other Ameri
can colleges and universities receiv
ed donations of various amounts.
According to Henry L. . Wilson,
of Chicago, one of the two receivers
of the Porter .Bros. Co., who is
looking into the affairs of the big
fruit company, a comparison of the
alette and liabilities of the con
cern presents a very dubious out
look for the creditors. Mr. Wilson
gave out the information recently
that tbe compa y pi obably would
not be able to pay 50 cents on the
dollar in any settlement that
uiicht be made with its creditors,
and owing to the unsatisfactory
condition of the company' affairs
he would not venture a prediction
as to what would be the outcome
of the receivership. The pricc:pal
western creditors are bank, six of
them in San Francisco holding the
firm's papers for $490,000. Mr.
Wilson snya it is difficult to decide
what will be the outcome : of the
company's fioancial . difficulties.
No roan or woman in the stale will
hesitate to apeak well of Chamberlain's
Stomach ami Liver tablets alter once
trying them. They alwaya produce
pleasant, movement . oi me uoweis,
improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. For sale by, Chad.
Strang.
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES
To the Scajlde and rionnaln Resort, for the
sumner. . j
The Southern Pacific Company ban
placed on sale at very low ratea round
trip tickets to the various resorts along
its lines, and also, in connection with
the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, to
Detroit and the seaside at Yaquina
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 Linea, en
abling people to spend Sunday at the
seaside. Very low round trip ratea are
also made between Portland and same
nainta on the Southern Pacific, good go
ing Saturday, returning Sunday or Mon
day, allowing roniana people 10 spena
Sunday in the country and the out of
town people to have tbe day in Port
land. Tlokets from Portland to Yaquina
Bay good for return via. Albany and
East Side, or Corvallis and West Side,
at option of passenger. Baggage check
ed through to Newport. . A new feat
ure at Newport this year will be an up-to-date
kindergarten in charge of ao
experienced Chicago teacher.
A beautifully illustrated booklet, des
cribing the seaside resorts on Yaquina
Bay haa been published by the South
ern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern
Railroads, and can be secured from any
of their agents, or bv addressing W.
E. Comun. G. P. A., S. P. Co., Port
land, or Edwin Stone, Manager C. 4
E, R. R., Albany, Oregon. , tf
Butte. Mont., July 13. Serious
trouble . between the cattlemen and
sheep men on Sage creek near here
has broke out. and it is believed blwui
will be spilled before the end is. reach
ed. B. M. uidwh a well-known sheep
man, as tho result o'T an alleged 'attach,
made upon his wife and liis border,
has hjid warrants sworn out, for the
arrest of three stockmen in, this sec
tion. '.',.;
; St. Louis, July 13. A plot of ground
consisted of ten acres, located On a
hill at me World's fair, was formally
dedicated last week' as the site for
tho Velics of the' city' of Jerusalem.
ot.f of the distinct exhibits of the
Louisiana Pitvchaso exposition. " The
dfdlcatlon ceremonies were 'conduct
ed by about fifty natives from Jeru
salem, and fully 10.000 people wit
nessed the oriental rites and ceromon-j
tea. .'. , . . t.
Ft 6ot pktl of Southern Oregon 1
,h '; ;' ?'.' ' '"'ft'
llogue Itlvoiv r. . .;
. . . 1 valley.
The bent town In Itie Valley It the
town of , . .
MEDFORD
Tho tout New paper ptihltRhftil In.
Hoiitliorn OrisKon, 1 . '
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WANTED!
. . 30 Laborers At
Ray's Dam
Near Tolo. Oregon
Wages $250 per day for
. . . first-class men . . .
Dr. C. R. Ray I22l-
v -r J
Wbal a Toad laj.ra.
, There are fw things more amuslngj
than to watch a toud aubmlttlDg to the
operation of a back scratching. ' H
will at first look somewhat susplcloua
ly at the twig which you are advanetac
toward him. But after two or ton
paaaea down hl back bla maoneE .no
dergoes a marked change, bla eyas
eleaie with an expression of infinite cap
ture, be plan t.i hi feet wider apart aa4 ,
hla body swells 'out-to nearly , doubt
its ordinary ajze. aa If to obtain by .
these means more room for enjoyment
Thus be will remain until you make
iome sudden movement wbich startles
him, or until be baa bad aa much pet- j
ting as he wants, when, with a putt otj
resretfut delight, he will reduce him-
self to his usual dimensions and hop
away, bent once more on the pleasures ,
of the chase.
The. r-;-.id Played.' , .
General.": .' believed in having
martini :i all possible occasion.
He wir.;!.'. 'nave the band out at S
(clock !;! t'.:e morning and the last
thing in the evening. One day when a
regiment had Just come Into camp Gen
eral Custer ordered the band out Tha ..
men were tired and reported that they,
had lost the mouthpieces of their in-
atruuieuta. ' : '
"Very well," said the general,' "yoa
may take pickaxes and shovels anil
help repair tbe roads. You may find
the missing mouthpieces while you are
working." It Is unnecessary to star)
that the band phiyed soon after. ,
Throntcb tbe Craeka.
.When the celebrated divine, Edwaiil
Irving,--was on a preacblnp; tour in
Scotland two Dumfries men of decided
opinions went to hear him. When
they left the hall one said to the other:
'Well. Willie, what do you think?"
"Oh," said the other coutemptuously,-;
"the man's cracked'."
The Brit speaker laid a quiet hand
on his shoulder.
"Will." said he. "you'll often see a,
light peeping through a crack." .
Kaclier Gave Him Awar.
I'ond Father (.showing off his off
spring's intelligence) Now, Elsie dear,
what is a cat? !-.'
Elsie Duuno.
Fond Father Well, what'a that fun
ny little animal tbat comes creeping
up the stairs when every one's in bed!
Elsie (promptly) Papa. I '
Hot Hie Do.kt; He Wanted.
"I gee you advertlae for a donkey,",
said the man who looked, as if be bad
aomething for sale. -
"Oh, yes," said the busy man,; atop
ping hie work for a minute to look up,
"but I want one with four legs." Boa-'
ion Journal.
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"That fat man."-- complained tho
scales, "simply knocked me all out of
kelter." .... ' '. .; .'.-' .
"Well," replied the candy machine'
near by, "now you can He in weight
for the next one that cornea along."
Philadelphia Preae." -- .
When a man ceases to love he is lost
Love isiplies a hope of higher, more
reverend things. Baseness despises
lore, for love Is good and Is incompati
ble vlth grosaness. :
The way of the transgressor is soft;
but the destination is hard School
master. : ;;.'.
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