The Medford mail., April 07, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

The Absolutely Pure
Just Received
1-2 pound tins
1 pound tins -
9 1-2 Dound tins
5nound tins
Also a
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE at right prices
F. U. CRANFILL , .
MEDFOKD, . - -
ir,nrfiitiinMiTii.gaiy""-m""''
A LITTLE OF
Muhol Hiiioy, a tolophono gh-1 iit
St. JnHopli, Mo., wim t'l'itfli ton od by a
Hush nf litflitniiitf which ran along tho
wire and hor heart was displaced. Af
ter two woiikw of groat agony sho died
on J'Viday last.
Tho monthly statement of tho pub
lic dobt showfl that at tho c'ose of tho
month of March, 11)013, tho dobt, loss
cash in tho treasury, amounted to
&SH8,U24155:), which is a dooroaao of
$!)i:),C01 tin comparod with lunt month,
Now York's latest Bensation is
all'oi'ded by u young I'Yonch girl who
"loops the gap" in an automobile,
the mnohino Hying noaily tlfty feet
through the air, striking tho platform
upside down and righting itself on
tho upward slope. Tho performance
occupies four seconds, but tho chance
of seeing a hor ri bio death makes up
for tho brevity of the thrill.
A I'Venoh "profeisor has made the
ihsoovo'y that on "a cert dumouutain
of Swiat'.oland at an altitude above
10,0;K) foot it is impossibe to got
drunk. Ho and othors tried it and
found that no matter how nmon alco
hol thoy took into thoir system they
romainod sober. What an admirable
placothat wodlil be for a follow with
an uuquouchable thirst for "boozo."
Komobody has said thore are moro
young men In the ponitoutiary in this
country learning trad oh than thore
dire o.itsido of them. The principle
ti'nuso of tihs Is we oduouto our young
men for gentlonuui, trying to Jiako
lawyors, doctors and clerks out of the
material nature intended for black
Jmiths, oarpentois and other "how-1
.ors of wood and drawers of wator. "
ilt'iu a mistake and a big one to teach
l)oys and girls by insinuation or
olherwiso that to labor is disgraoofid.
Here is a puzzle that irzltja evoiy
body. Take tho numbor of your liv
ing brothers, doublo the numbor, add
to Itthroo, multiply by live, add to it
tho number of living sisters, multiply
tho result by ten and thou add tho
number of deaths of brothers and sis
tors, and substract IsiO from tho re
sult. The right number will bo the
number of doaths, tho middle will bo
the number of sisters and tho left,
tho number of living brothers. Try it
and soo.
Henry W. Miller, the indicted tim
ber laud operator, arrived at Portland
from San Francisco Ktiday morning
in tho custody of Deputy, United
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
And tells it eloquently in the bright eye, the supple,
elastic movement, the smooth, soft skin, glowing; with
health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleeps, energy to per
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures of
hfe. The blood is the most vital
every organ, muscle, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it for
nourishment and strength, and as it circulates through the system, pure nud
strong, it (uruiahts to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature
intended. When, from any cause, the blood becomes impure or diseased, it
tells a different story, quite as forceful in its way. Itching, burning skin
diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles,
etc., show the presence, in the 'blood, of some foreign matter or poison.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Coutagious Blood Poison and Scrofula, are effects of
a deeply poisoned blood circulation. These may either be inherited or ac
the blood, the general health is built up, all disfiguring eruptions and bletu
ishes disappear, the skin becomes soft and smooth and robust health blesses
life. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison and all dis
eases of the blood are cured by S. S. S. Hook on the blood and any medical
advice, free of charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.- ATtANTA, GA
a fresh supply. '
- - 25c.
. ," , '50c.
$1.15
$3.25
full line 01
7 -.. OREGON
! Slates Marshal Kichard Do Laucio
and Guard .Sullivan, and was surron
dorod to tho United Slates marshal of
Oregon. Millc appealed buforo Judge
liollingcr for arraigunieiit and was
gi von one woeit in which to plead,
pending which he will remain in
tlio county jail.
.Railroad men reoprt increasing
west-bound travol, mado up largely
of homosookorsj-so called. These peo
ple are coming from tho middle west
and aro a desirable class, many prac
tical farmers who have gained inde
pendence in tho comparatively .hard
conditions of the oast and wish to end
their days iiija milder climate. Thoy
are bringing some money with them
and what is equally as dosirable good
idoas and progressive views and will
be a help to this stato if thoir future
lot is cast here.
Detailed figures of Japan's foreign
trade for l!K)i up to December tat
show a surprisingly small effects from
tho war. When the rourns aro analy
zed It appears that Japan's foreign
trade has remained practically station
ary. Tho increase of previous years
is not shown bat at the same time
thore Is no sign of retrogression.
One cause of this somewhat unexpect
ed showing jis unquestionably the
fact that for the greater part of the
time, interrupted only by the raids
of tho Vladivostok cruisers, Japan
has hold undisputed command of the
soa. This has given confidence to
merchants and encouraged trade.
Ja imn's merchant fleet has been in
creased during tho period of war, ac
cording to official tables uow issnod.
Six stumors wore sunk by the Rus
sians, six wore lost at sea, and seven
teen were sunk in the various etrorts
to block the entrance to Port Arthur,
three vessols making a total! tonnage
of 67,730. Foroign purchaww added
fifty-throe steamers to the inercliant
navy, and five wore built at home,
giving & totalStonnage of 144,358. I"
addition to this, twenty-three largo
steamers were captured by the Japan
ese warahiptighofore February and the
imintw is still being inoreased.
The old adage that "honosty is the
boat policy" is seldom quoted at pres-
ont, the ground being taken by au
thorities in ethics that while there is
no doubt as to tho commercial im
portanco of the principle, iit really
occupies, a higher ground than bound
ed by more profit, all of which is
doubtless so. But,, while the ten
dency of trade is toward s&arpnoss,
it also follows in tho light ofmodorn
experience that confidence must bo
the basis of business doaling and to
ensure confidence equity must be a
trade principle. Tho word of tho
average business man is good. Trado
part ot tnc douv:
quired, OUI UlC seiu in mmuic is mc miuiw
blood. S. S. S., a purely vegetable blood remedy,
cleanses and purifies the circulation and makts it
strong and clean. Under its purifying and tonic ef
fects all Doisons and impurities are expelled from
Is couductud on a competitive basis,
lint tben.-lla Ionic of the fraudulent In
average biminesH dealings tblill might
bo inferred from inauuziue urtioles
alid street talk generally.
. J. W. (iilstrap and W. J. Clutch, of
Woodstock. Oreuon. have been uoti
fled by the government of tlio fjuited
I States that ox Postmaster llallenden
of Woodstock, is short in his ac
counts to the amount of one cent
and thut oither Mr. Ualfoudon 'or his
bondsmen will have to make up the
amount and send it on to the postal
department at Washington at once.
A few days ago Mr. (Jilstrap was as
tonished and somewhat alarmed to re
ceive through the mails a bulky doc
ument from the postollico department
aij.Vashington, D. C. At first ho was
a little- afraid to open the package, as
he thought it might be an indictment
or something worse, but ho finally
mustered up oomago enough to open
the envelope, when he learned that
tho reports of the ox-postamster
showed that ho owed tho government
one cent and that it must bo paid.
Men Past Sixty in Danger.
Moro than half of mankind over sixty
years of ajfe sulfur from kldnoy ant)
bladder disordurs, n.sually enlarge
ment of prostate trland. Thin is botl.
p:dnfnl and danfjecotig, and Folwy'r
Kidney Curft should by taken ut the
iirst eiyn of danjie!', as it corrects ir-r-efftilp'ilU'ii
ur;d J'a3 cuivd many old
noil of this disease Mr. lioduey
Burnett, Kock l't., Mo., writ.es: "I
sunVred with enlarged prostate glantf
i;n i kidney Iron hie for years and after
taking two buttlus of Foley's Kidtm.v
Cure I feel better th?n I have for
twenty years, although f am now 01
yews old." Sold by tho Mudford Phur
macy.
Klamath County News,
Klpmntti Falls Express.
Whilo the government engineers
refuse to give out any figures as to
the extra coat per acreot the Klamath
project prior to the mooting of the
board next month, it is reliably said
that Newell and Lippincott were sate
in estimating the cost at between $10
and S'JO,
A free fight and a shooting occurred
at a dancing party at Bonanza Fri
day night. One of the fighters bad
auother one down and was pounding
him when the under man whipped out
a revolver and fired at his opponent,
just missing him. It stopped the
fight and also broke up the dance.
The reclamation service has decided
that Swim lake valley and Pine flat
will have to bo cuts out of the general
project here because of the expense.
JEn order to irrigate Swan lake valley
vfc would be necessary to construct; an
expensive drainage system, and fhe
service has come to the conclusion
that the character of the soil and the
limited amor. at of acreage iu the val
ley would not justify the extension
of the Irrigation' system to that valley; i
Kfomath Falls oitiawus were veiry t
much pained to learn of tho death ot
Miss Mable Hammond? at Portland, j
Oregon,, on Tuesday, March 28th, at j
(i:20 a. m, Mies-Mabel has been ser
iously illi for several waeks of spinal j
meueugitis and but little hopo
had been, hold fur- her recovery. Her
parents Mr;, audi Mrs. K.. I. Hara-
inoud, Mid her sisters,. Bessie and ,
tiertha, were with her atf the last but
with all bheir tender care and the
skill of attending physitsinosv her life
could not be saved and) she died all
unconscious of the- great change.
The Klamath Chamber of Commerce
met last evening; In tie aifilce of B.
St. Ueoc Bishop to take- action on
the matter of tha-Weed radllroad bonus
and other matters. Jiulg Baldwin
called the meetw to order and after
the reading of tho minutes the pre
vious mooting 'fey Secretary Wordor
the latter stated that -fTO.TW of the
bonus- of 8100000 had been raised to
dato. Of this amount Klamath Falls
has subscribed about &.00a. The
sec rota ryistatod Jthat. ho wired Presi
dent Naftzgexh of tbeKlaiuath Devel
opment Company Wednesday that we
had $80,000 o the bonus and asked
hi n iif his company would accept that
ail ou lit or grant an extension of time,
and received a reply that tho time
would bo extouded to May 1st if nec
essary. Klnmnth Fnl is Kouhllrna.
Mooro liros. have a crow of men at
wovjc cleaning out and enlarging their
ditch on the west side of the river.
e understand that thoy expect to
put iu a dynamo at a point above
tho Hour mill to furnish lights from
thoir new saw mill which will be built
this summer.
Klamath Water 'Users' Association
elected nine directors hero Saturday,
as follows: K I. Apple-gate, J. C
j Knock, J. C, Churchill, V. L, Foun
tain, W. F. Hilt, M. F. Orr, H. L.
jtirigsby, O. A. Stearns and J. K Van
j Uiper Tho association adopted hy
j laws and increased the capital stock
jto 3,000,000.
I The matter of trying to have the
i laud ottlco removed from Uakoview to
Klamata Falls was brought up. Every
one present was of the opinion that
! Klamath Falls wns.cn titled to the land
olllco and all expressed the belief that
the removal could be etfeoted. A
oommitteo was appointed to look into
tho matter, Ii'onsUting of R. S. Mooro,
1. V. llainakar and J, Scott Tavlor.
Petitions will be circulated and every
effort will bo mado to imlnr.n' th..
department to cause tho removal.
A party consisting of Herb ' Bald
win, Anstlu White, Jesse Siemens and
Guy Hungate went for a sail Sunday
in the Marguerite. Thoy had a very
pleasant time going down the rivor
and everything went well until they
were ready to come buck. On at
tempting to return they found thai
tho sail boat did not work so well and
uw oeiuiuLi-empcsinoy;vere forced part of it came? free gold. The but
to run ashore and' walk back. f Whitti anco is all rich; but tho oro must be
(.jju uufc'iiiuuriug jivorn ana smeicta in oraor to savo tnc values.
of course he lays ,the blame pu thp ji ' ' tt: !
boHt. Tho;lHunch wont down the next j ' ' Columns, the Hired Man.
morning to bring back the empty Kroill gt Loul3 ,,olit.Dhl,:i";cll.
' ": . .-It i with biirprine uutbiug ehort of
Ibo dato for tho Meeting ' at Klam- painful that wo recuivo the Jnforma
atb i'alls of the advisory board of eu, itlon just dug up at Genoa, Italy, thut
Biueow ot the reclamation boitIco has Chiistopher Colmubiia received only
bee,, changed from April 1st to April 8:100 for tho job of discovering Amor
oth on account of the weather, as it i. .
was considered impossible to properly j Th0 sum of .550 a month, ut which
view the Held with the present weath-. rnto Mr. Columbus whs paid, is not
or. it is hoped that by tho sixth of sulflciently divined iu our estimu
he month tho snow will be gone and tion, to be classed as salary. Fifty
the roads in hitn ...,wi ;,-,... ri' . .. ...
""""i. j.i
not, the meeting may bo postponed
Until a move fuvoi'uhle tlmn. Tim
advisory board will consist of Chief
Engineer Linneneott and Cnnsnltimr
Engineers Wisner, (Juinteu and San-
,.., .., ' ' ' ' ',
ders and possibly llunimoiid. C, ram,
and others of the Vuma project. Tho
object ot the meetinn ol this brnml ia
to go over tho oiiliro Held here and go ' 1 " u? U'lV-k ,?t,W,'V Co1;"?
,, "uiiiiuiii bus ill this light. Wo did not seek to
"" " ""'")s " esiiinates ot
cost, etc. This board will make itw
report to the chief engineer of the i discovered we would have much pre
,..!.!, ; , I ferred that tho job be douo bv an-Ad-
-sn" mm "B uieu
.roport to the secretary of tho interior.
""
Forget About Your Stomach.
rf ,.r.....i,.n.,: I,., . .
, , I h J , nS , fj-Ue rlHl 0!'1!,a"?
'ji your hoilv arp not feri mn nmiMK uw
.... (1M nit,,, 1,-UUU
as they should he. They grow weak
and envite thrpium. w.iAi :.,
-- kuu.i ij 1-jnjjoia
Cure digests what you eat, cures in-
illgestioa and ail stomach troubles. You
forget you have a stomach from the
very day you begia taking it. This is
because it gets a rest recuperates and
.rudnally grows so strong and healthy
that ii troubles you no more. E. L.
Hahcock, Amherst, Minn., says: "I
have taken a great many remedies tor
llldlgOStiOn hilt hnvn rnxnri- .within,.
eiual to Kodol Dyspensia. Cure."
Kodol digests wnat you eat, cures In
digestion. Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Belching, Heartburn, anil all stomach
troubles. Its preparation ia the- result
ol many years of research. Sold by
Obae, Strang,
' SoitiSern Oregon Mines.
J3. T. StaDlos and others ulm mM
a bo:ui on tho Wonnded Buok miae,
the famous Briirea stiikn. in Rnnc
creek, have incorporated the "Golden
Bar Alining Co," under the laa nt
Arizona. The- iiapital stock is$l,5001.
00ft I "Quick Meal"
It Looks Well. It Cooks Well. It Bakes Well.
Right in Construction.' Right in Operation.
MERIT has brought the QUICK MEAL
to the front and keeps it there.
r" smlm " NICHOLSON SL PLATT,
ane
david nmn
2:29 1-4 at 3 years old,
Will make the Season of 1905 at the
Brick Stable, BEDFORD
PEDIGREE I
Sired by Caution
ol Francisco, i:E;O70t,2:l6!ii John
ui ..nine .i.. i lih n a xnmi'M in thn
Slum, 2:18, be i by Happy Medium aire ol Nanoy Hanks, 'ho by ' HsmiHonlan 10
second dnra, Kloss by fngram, he by Volunteer 5o, be l!y Hamlltoniaa 10
HFJiORIPTIAN1 f";'1;' "arom Is live years, stands :6 bands bleb.
ULOllKirilVlll weighs IJ00 pounds, baa good bone and notion l
natural nutter, color bay with le points, 1. a Iron goer and Kind diVposltion
S. P. PURDY, Ovver
LOOK AT THIS!
The Sharpies Tubular
Are the
Milk and
ROGUE RJVER.
W. At Fehely, of Kotby, !s working
a claim near tho Briggs find on Suck
or croek, which promises to rival tho
famous "Wounded Buck. It .is said
that ho has a pay chute 1.j0 feut lung
with gold throughout the ore.
Ten tons of oro from tiie Cheney
property on Water gulch, near Gold
Kill, milled at HoueVs mill, averaged
?12 iu froo guid. The ledge on this
property is 1'2 feet in width but only
uonars a mourn is piam oiu wages.
Columbus was nothing but a hired
111:111. Ollppn rilinlhi. ,u.,.nivlini tn
her ledger, just brought to light, pin-
ployea him to go out and discover a
"cw co"ti1et. i" "s 'ollkl
a uow cook tor tlio rojal househo d
., ...1 ,. ..
snooping oil the sidewalk in front of
tll! 1'iuaco.
be discovered in tho lirst place, but il
it were inevitable tiiat we should be
; miral-bold-aui-1 iu lull dress, swoop
I ing the horizon with a big Held glass
from his conning tower, rather than
1 l'v au illiterate hired hand, such us
ICouunbus, who had no more respect
Ur " feliuf(s than to laud on us on
. 1.1..: i. D
Friday.
mac
No appetlia, loss of strength, narrou
ntsj, headaoho, constipation, bid broalh,
gonetal debility, sour risings, and catarrh ol
the siomach aro all due to Indigestion. Kodol
cares indigestion. This new discovery r.pre
sents tho natural Juices of dlgesllon a may
exist In a healthy stomach, combined wlti
the greatest known tonio and reconstructs,
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ion not
only euro Indigestion and dyspepsia, but thh
famous remedy cures all stomach trouble,
by cleansing, purifying, aweet.nhif ami
strengthening the mucosa membrane knlni
the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Bill, of Rimnwooa; W. V...
tetab" " "" "ta
Kodol Digests What You Eafc
Bettlaa onlr. J 1 .00 Sim Wdln, 2H Una, tk M
su. which Mil for 30 cent
PraparW br E- O.WITT a OO., OHSsMM
For sale by. G'bas. Strarug
Steel RanSesi
f
4-
riace to Hoy Hardware
No. 1I0.&S1 2:35Va
Eilljwu, 2:lfiv ; Klu,c Caution SSu. .Um
at ri.., Hnn, .,... '. ...
Cream Separators
closest akimmnra
Have low supply can
Easy to wash
Knsy lo turn
Are guaranteed to give satisfaction
PRICES FROM $45 UP.
Scpaintors sold for cosh, or installments
and we will lake cream for payment.
We pay the market price for Cream.
Cream Testers from $2.50 up.
Call on or address,
CREAMERY, Medford
H, E. MORRISON, M. D.,
SIKHFOftU, OHK'.iON,
otllce: Hooni S, I'lilin-Noidcnaeyer Block,
liehlik-ili'u: Corner South C mid 'latli (jtroet,
A. s. bliton,
t.'. H. COMMIitKlUNlIlt, DlJjTKICT OF OltEGON
tlcunenltJiKi iiuil Timber Lund tilings Tiiid
proulM made. Tcstlinuiiy xultuii In laud uvn-
Otlicu Willi Metlfoid Mall. Mudford, Orujon
. D. PHIPPS, D. D. S.,
juices ia Adkius JJloclt, atljolning HftBlOc
Drugstore .Mftllortl,Ori.-(iuQ
fj;T.':JONEWi
' L'O'USty' 8UKVEYOR,' '
myoriill lrlmlsel Surveying pronipl. done
Til Couniydurveyor uaa give you tlie oaly
luy.il work.
' ' ; Medtord.Orofjoa
ft.'B PTCKEL,
SflYSII,'I,l.X AND HtJRGDON,
Ollicoucurs 11 to VJ n. m, and 1 :;10 to :l p. ni
X-I(y Laboratory Kjuualiijitioin ?2..W to yl5
onice Hufckln IllUL-a, Medfora, Ori-gtm.
v.I. Vawtbr. Pros. a. p, adkiks, V Pros
G.K.LIKULEY, Cashier
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $75,000
vlEDPOKD, j - OREGON
o:ui money 011 l.pprov'odHOCLrity, receive de
pofiks subject to cheolt and transact u gencrft
nanfttuf,' i)UKii,nb. Yourbu&ino.ss koII cited .
wrrcspoiirtentfi:-Ladd & HuhD, Sulem. Anglo
(JiUirorritu Hjuilt, Run Pi-nn Cisco. Ladd b
riiwn .tortiuna.Ccrt)fa Banklnit Co., N. Y.
iUs,Iartro & Oo.'s Hank, Portland; Kirs
J.Uf.HiilJiak,C)hicwKo, una Hanover
lotiil Bank, Now York.
H. 1S..A.NKENV,
President.
M. L. Alfohd,
J ashler.
I.E. Enyakt,
Vice Prosldeat.
W. B. Jagksos,
Asst. Cashier
The fledford Bank
MEDFORD, ORCGON
Capital and Surplus, $55000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT
A General Banking Business
Transacted
X R. WILSON, J
Dll. si..
uiakivsiiiiLiiin m
AT
THE OLD STAND.
; . Brick Shop . f
' 1
Mcdfora, . Oregon?
OneJtlinirte Cough Cure
rwj vougns, cold and Croup
I ror KGiiti i
it
5000 acres of
? uuuu LL:i-t-ra 111
I farming andl
ranch lands
1
Ranches from 40 to
500 acres. J
Alfalfa Lands, Grain
Lands.Qarden Lands. S
Fruit Lands and J
Stock Ranches with
unlimited outside
range f
8 DR. C. R. RAY, g
S Tolo.Ore
Bear. th. A Tha Kind Voa Haw Always Bought
. This is a Cut of . .
PMUABD'S -.NON-MAGNETIC
Watch Movement.
Absolutely unaffected by
Eleo tricity or Magnetism. ;
B. N. BUTLER, Agent.
Corner 7th and C Sts.
lacksoii Goanty hi
FOimKlDNEYCURB
akM KliMy and Blntotr B!gM