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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1905)
lilFIIITII 1SI I NNUAL CAMP MEETINfl BY THE I Rogue River Baptist Camp Meeting Association. COMMENCING- Saturday, Aug. 19th. And Continuing Until Monday, SEPTEMBER 4th. Grounds, on Applegate, provolt, or. I Daily Services at 8 P. M. SUNDAY SERVICES SUNRISE PRAYER MEETING UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL, 10 A. M. PREACHING, - 11 " " BASKET DINNER, - 12:30 P. M- CHILDREN'S MEETING, 2:30" " PREACHING, - 3:30 " " PRAISE SERVICE, - 7:00" " PREACHING, ;00 " " REV. J. li. TRAVIS, of Grants Pass. " F. VV. CARSTENS, of Medford. " F. N. BAKER, of Ashland. " J. B. MERLEY, of Central Point. " J. C. AUSTIN, of Medford.' and others will be among those taking part in the Services. Children's Meeting will be under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Austin. Tho music will be under the direc tion of J. C. Austin. Come Everyone and Bring Your "Gamping Outfit". Camping Privileges and Wood FREE. Free transportation both ways provided for all those people coming by way of Granfcs Pass. Ad dress J. N. Gotcher, Williams, Oregon. A LITTLE OF Tho Biipromo court of the state of Washington Imb doolrfod that n miiu in not duiiiHfiLMl by losing Mb wife. The KuHHinna euy the Jnptmeso sol diora wmit pmtoo, and tho way they httvo boon lighting for it glvos color to tho ni in or, Nine hundred new variable at urn have been dlHcovered. They are not thoitrleiil hI ii i-8, althougli tho latter are oxtromoly variable. Hilward Atkinson saya that a mau who could live on fclOO u your alwaya ban Kuiuption enough to Ret more. KuhhdII Hugo, for inatanco. Tho would-be mitlahipnian whq in oroasod hit hoightu by tho use of a BtrotohiiiK muelitne might bo rojooled on the ground that ho atrotohed the truth. Not much hat) boon aald rocontly oouoerning radium. Hut how uould it bo expouted to keep on orotitiugox oltomout with moat at tho proaont prtre? A Scotch scientist ia hunting for a rumored herd of stripped horses in Mexico, hoodloaaof the fact that thoro ia a "pub" on almost every corner at homo iq EtUn borough, , The Dotro.i U.tul who htia secured a jddgmout. of 82,000 against a secret order for injuries aimatainod while ho Wart bo lug initiated into the organiza tion must haro boon butted furiously by the goat. Tho ICngliah language must bo ap proaching bankruptcy when tho news papers llnd it oacesaary to use tho word "wiaohiovoua" to deacribo tho boy who put a lighted cannon cracker in a comrade's pocket. Q It has boon saidjthat someTmen will do anything for (money. No doubt the Cincinnati man who has agreed to keop aober tar throo yoara for $50, 000 feels that lie baa illustrated again the truth of Ida cynicism. Down in Now Hampshire a man awam a mite for the purpose of being on time at his wedding. lOveu at that ho probably had to wait fm the bride Skin Diseases S Skin Diseases speak for the blow! nnd tell of the acid-lnden. noison- oua condition of that vital fluid, and of its effort to throw off and rid the system of the poisons and waste matters that have accumulated in it. l!c lema, Tetter, Acne, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Boils and diseases of this type are all caused by a weakened and polluted blood circulation, and though tiiey may have lain dormant in the system during the cold weather, at the coming of Spring and Summer, when the Worn! is reacting and inak- In 1896 I experienced at times patches on the in ing extra efforts to expel all ohle of my hnnds that itched ana burned, cnuninp morbid and polsonousmatter, much discomfort. I was convinced I was afflicted they make their appearance. ",,h l 1 consulted several physi- Vvinrttnl t-,A1uV cians, sml used several external application, re- S, hLM,r .-5 V Ml""S b Kht temporary relief. I decided to cure: they soothe and give try S. 8. S.,mf soon I ouurfmyielf entirely cured, temporary relief, but often 'Slau0u A KmM city, Mo. W. V. Brush. clog the pores and glands, and the poison causing the trouble is thus shut up in the system to break out afresh Inter on. S. S. S., a purely vegctnble blood remedy, cures all skin diseases by going down Into the circulation, driving out all poisons and wixstt matters, strengthening the blood, leaving the skin PS tC o" nl smooth, and building up the entire system . . ,J fe. ..'1 il-l. I ..II .1.1. Jl -. .1 L . J0r throm'h the lmn"i mi,! i..nd. n. n-U n thm ti.t have their origin in the blood. Hook on Skin Diseases and any uih-ice it:h .1. witisnr.t . h..rire. jjjg SVMT SPECtOG CO., ATLANTA, UaS to put tho finishing touches on her prim plug. "It is, " saja tho Ploronoo (Cla. ) Times, "much more comfortablo, both to yourself and tho rost of tho world, to be a pleasant aaa thau an unpleas ant boar." Hut why bo either an aes or a boar? Virginia courts still tako the lead. Jiidgo Harrison, of Whiehlstoit hlia just docided that rich Wives who em ploy their poverty strickou husbands on a farm must allow them ouough aalary to enable them to pay their honest debts. Tho daughter of- a Pittsburg mil liouairo has just been married to an Knglishmau whoso titlo at proseu tis merely that of captain. Hut ho is the aon of a lord who in tho natural courao of events, mid provided ho is decent about it, will dio. iieuoral imuovlteh isaaid to be pro paring for a "demonstration" in iMauchuria, in order to influence the peace conference Tho boat "demon stration" ho can make Is that of keep ing quiet. Tho Russian army la more terrible just before a battle than atfer ward. Air. StcnauolT, who stopped oil' this mortal coil at tho age of ninoty, at at Yarinak, Russia, a few days ago, left his fortune to found a "school of beauty for aged goutlomen," and cut olf his only sou with a moro bo quest of his :tt!i sets of false teeth. tut lilt' iun Kiiuimi uui it'Kiuii huiim-ii ns disinherited. If ho cares to use tho legacy he will have one change of teeth for every day in the year. The only sad thing about it is that once iu overy four years on tho extra -tth of February the aon will have to for get his father. (iossip is a humming bird with eagle wings and a voice like a fog horn, saya an exchange. It can bo heard from Oan to Itershcebn and has caused moro trouble than all tho bod bugs, teks, tloes, mosqutoes, coyotes, grass-hoppers, intUeenakoa, cinch bugs, sharks, sore toes, cyclones, yel low fever, gout and indigestion that this great republic has known or will know when the univoraoshutsup shop and begins tho tiiml invoice. In othor words, it has got war nud hell backed up In a corner and yelling for loo water. UearGus: I have solved the moth-or-indaw problem, just glvo hor reg ularly Hollister's Uoeky Mountain Tta. It will make hor healthy, happv ami .i.viy n a lamb. cents, Tea or WN .. 0 HJrkV druff ?tnro. i Cv'tHH iV-t(,I, Sour Stomach No SDDettta. lou of stranvth. rui neu, headache. comllDallon. but hruiK. ronoral debility, sour risings, and catarrh tf the stomach are all due to Indigestion. Ktiol cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre sents the natural Juices of digestion as uiev eilit In a healthy stomach, combined wlti Ihe greatest known tonlo and reconstruetlve prnpertles. Kodol Dyspepsia Curs does Ml only ours Indigestion and dyspepsia, but thai (smous remedy cures all stomach trouble by cleansing, purifying, sweelsnlng and strengthening the mucoas membranes Bsiof the stomach. Mr. s. S. Ball, d ftmntwood. W. Vs., fni- ! "routUd with mui stooMch lor M,m hr12b?!r aH la imS KocM DfgeaK What Yon Eat. otUMOGlr. tl.oo Slu hoMlnelK tlBMBtelM !.. which Mil. tor 80 cota. I'rapana W 1. O. O.WITT J. Oo.. ONIMM For Sale by Chas. Strang He Succeeded. "Stop!" With a desperate gesture the man forced nls way Into the room where the two women were engaged In a dlsrtmslon. The woman who was speuklng kept I men on as If nothlnff had oi-currwl. i "Stop!" cried the man asnin excited- has made them so, and all ly. "This thing has gone far enough. I , l Klamath County News. Klaiiittih Kallb Ex pre. A stack of bay fell on a team and wagon on O. O, Lewis place on Umt river last Friday and killed the horses. The stuck oontained about 100 tons. Vernie Cliif was in tho wuu on when the hay fell and Mr. Lewis was on tho stack, but neither or txiem were injured. The Catholics commenced the erec tion of their ohuroh building Tues day on their property near the ceme tery. The building will be 28x00 feet. the auditorium of the church being 28x48 feet. A parlor, priest's room and sacristy will ocoupy the rear of the structure. J. M. MoKinney. of Washington. D. C, an examiner of the reclama tion service, is here, looking up the organization of the Water Users' As sociation. He says our association is in excellent enape and everytning more systematized man any associa tion ne has investigated. 5J. F. Kelly, vice-president of the itootn-Heuy ljumber Uo.. waB in tt city over Saturday, on dIb way to the Klamath reservation to look over the timber lands included in the military road grant, which the company have purchased, and upon which tne attor ney general baa said the taxes must be paid. A fire started in the woods Monday noon a Teeter's landing, resulting in 300 cords of wood belonging to Frank Adams and 400 cords owned by the Klamath Lake Navigation Company being destroyed. The Navigation Company sent a number of men down to the landing on the launch Ewauua Monday afternoon to stop the fire. Adams bus lf00 cords of wood at the landing and the Navigation Company 500 cords, g W. li. Wiuht.thelcountTsuDeiinten- dent, is closing his annual report of the schools of the county to the state superintendent. He has been wor ried recently because the clerks for several of the districts have tailed to make the returns so that he could close up his reports.. As far as known j tnere Has boon a very agreeable in-: crease in the number of pupilB report ed over former yoars in all the disricts ortne county. Some time ago government officials requested tho Aukony and Adams canal companies to furnish abstracts of title to their properties in order that tho same might bo examined by tho U. S. d istrict attorney. These abstracts havo now been examined and approved by U. S. District Attor ney uanka and nuve been iorwaruoa to Washington. D. C for the exam iuation and approval of tho U. S. dis trict attoruoy for the interior depart ment. When the titles to these prop erties have boon declared good by tbia otiloiui tue money will bo paid and tne properties acquired by the govern ment. We may, therefore, expect to hear in a few days that tne govern ment has actually nurcnased tneao two important caual systems, and the actual purcbaBo ot tnese canals oy the Federal government means abso lutely that tho Klamath project will be constructed by the government. Thoro baa boon considerable com plaint about the amount of water fur nished consumors by the water com pany. Officials of the company state that it is impossible for them to sup ply more water at present with the present powor plant and keep enough wator in the reservoir in case of fire. The nrcsout pumy cau barely supply Olio Sro stroatn of 125 gallons a min ute, while tho now pump the company 18 reaiiy w) pill ill win etiaiiy auiJi'ijr four fire atreams. The representa tives of tho water company also atate that if their plans had not been iu- torferred with they would now be supplying .'100,000 gallons of water to tho town eaoh twenty-four hours iusead of about 150,000 gallons as at preaout. It is necessary to woik tho old pump twenty-four hours to supply 150.000 gallons, whliothe new one will supply double that amount in eight bours. r'art ot tue now plant is nore nud part of it has ben at Pokegama or threo months. Klanmth Fulls Keabtlcan. Tho now steamer "Klamath" of the Klamath Lake Navigation Company, will entor the waters of Lake Kwaunn Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. In order to avoid delay it uas noon de cided not to havo a christening. All are invited to attend the launching. A number of frionds wore dolight fully entortained by Mr. and Mrs. ij. n, iionry at tneir rosiuence, on i Tuosuay oveuing. ia& evening was pleasantly spent in social games and music and in the discussion ot a dainty lunch. Tho affair was given i ju honor, of Mis, Harshbnrgcr and , Mrs. Calif. Ql San Francisco, aud I). l. Worthinctou. of Beloit. Wia., who,1 are at present visiting in the city. A house Iu Weat Klamath Falls, be-1 longing to Kirk White and Alfred Cuts el, was burned to tho ground at about tho noon hour yesterday. Tho houso was a miniature affair and had boenc onatruotod by those young boys as a play houso. They had it equip ped witn a stove ami iuruuure. it is not known how the tiro originated, but it is supposed that it caught from lire in a stnvo. It was a small nllair, butiniizht havo proven a soiioua mat ter, and but for tho changing of the wind might have resulted in tno aes truction of several residences. Ouo hundred and sixty-nino dollars and Hfty cents was taken in by tho Chambor of Cummerce on tho excur sion to tho Agency Landing Sunday. Although the day was very warm tno big crowd thoroughly enjoyed them selves ou the lake. Tho boat arrived at the landing shortly before 1 o'clock whore tho excursionists disembarked brought along with thorn. The scar- j g n1"1 citv nf water was tho oulv thine to ' ' mar tho pleasure of the dinner, but some were thoughtful enough to bring along a substitute. Fniilfd, A regiment of soldiers was drawn up for church parade In the burracK square, but the church was being re paired nnd could only hold half of them. "Sergenut-nmjor," whouted the colo nel, "tell nil the men who dou't want to go to church to fall out on the reverse flank." Of course a lurge number quickly and gladly availed themselves of the privilege. "Now, sergeant-major," said the colo nel, "dismiss all the men who did not fall out and march the others to church: they need It moat.' London Standard. "DIAMOND EDGE" TOOLS I Are the favorite tools of good work- Their all around goodnesa them so, and all who Vn,i I forbid you to do this thin tou con- ovor UBD """" " """ template. My rights shall not be so' can't use any other kind if you want downtrodden." j , , , His wife retarded him In exasprat- do the beBt work! iub; nuence tor a moment, ana toe maia looked bored. "I command yoa to desist," be thun dered. "Well, have It jour own way then." remarked she wbo bore bis name, and together the two women left the room. The man drew a long, quivering sigh nnd wiped his pallid brow, but victory was his. He bad suved his favorite shirt from becoming; a dust rag. I Chisels, Hatchets, Gimlets, Saws, Bits, Files, Axes. For Sale By Nicholson & Piatt Medford, - Oregon. EIFERT, The City Tailor If you want Satisfactory clothing leave our order with EIFERT. Fine Foreign and Domes Woolens in Latest Shades and Weaves. Orders taken for Chicago tailor made suits from $12 up. Pressing and Cleaning by Skilled Workmen. W. W. EIFERT, The City Tailor, Medford. When You Come To Portland Make your plans to stop at 11 home-like hostelry; a place where you will be shown every courtesy and treated as you would be in your own home, town or city. THE FORESTRY INN Is such a place, and it stands within one block of the Exposition Entrance, on 25th Street facing : Upshur. THN FORESTRY INN is constructed on the log cabin style; furnishings, cuisine, nnd management conforms thereto. It has 150 large commodious rooms, nil opening on broad, cool verandas; with electric lights; hot and cold water and free baths. From the roof garden a view is had of the Exposition grounds, the city r nd surrounding country. Car sorvicc direct to nll.pHrts of the citj. European plan. Dining ser vice a la carte and reasonable as in any part of the city. Price of ltoonis, $1.00 and $1.50. Special Rates to Parties of two or more. MEALS A LA CARTE THE FORESTRY INN, Inc., Address ?. C. MATTOX, Manager, or H. M. FANCHER, 25th and Upshur Sts. PORTLAND, ORE. INash LJvery Stables A. W. WALKER, Proprietor The Stnules has been newly reHtted, anil New Bigs ami Good Horses ailded. All Night Tclophne Service. Orders tilled at anytime. Reasonable Rates. Efficient Service MEDFORD, OKEGON 4 j A Warning To 5lotlurs. Too much carii cumiot be used with j Bmfltl children during the hot weather of the summer months to vuiw-tl itgtun?t 1 bowel troubles. Aft a rule it U only j iieceaxiry to ivo the uhih.ren n dose of I ens tor qU u eoim't any disorder of the ! bowels. Do not use any snhctltute, but Hive the old fashioned castor oil, and see that tt it fresh, as raucid oil nauseated nnd has a tendency to gripe If this does not ohook tho bowels invc Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dia rrhoea Remedy and then a dose of castor oil, and the disease may be cheeked in Us incipleiiey and all danger avoided. Tho castor oil and this rem edy should be procured at once and kept ready fr instant use as soon as the first Indication of any bowel trouble appears. This is the most successful treatment known and may be relied upon with Implicit confidence even in case of cholera Infantum. For sale by Charles Strang. FOiroilonFri Cjiiss w! V- DAVID HARH, 2:29 1-4 at 3 years old, Will make the Season of 1905 at the Brick Stable, MEDFORD Hired by ruutlon No. 10.581 2:'iV, ho by the Iiraoim iMerMimft'r.iie nninmcnmn u. unutlou whs tuc fltre PEDIGREE! ot Knuu'isiO.JililAivotR.UM.Mii J,1ln KJtson, 2:16; Kiltie Caution, a dam of Moll If M., 9:11 Mi and 13 oilier! hi Hie lint Mm ditu, Ruby, by Almont Mo ilium, lie by Happy Medium slreOf Nancy Hunks, ho by Hnmiltonlnti lo; tmwud dura, Klofs by In urn in, ho by Volunteer 55, ho by Hamlltoniau 1C DESCRIPTION: Pavld Harem Is five years, stands : hands htph. weltths l'VO pounds, hits eood bone And hp t Inn i a muurnl trotter, color bay with white points, is a (rce goer and kind dif position TtnUC .yft to Insure, payable when mare U known tet be In foal; 920 for I EKflva!teaonl payable, July 1, 1W5. In case oa sale or removal of ma.e, teen 4 re due at once. S. P. PURDY, Owner 1 II E. MORRISON, M D., UEttFOIlD, OHKUON, OAU-e: Huoia 8. raltn-Neideimoycr Hloit ItusJdcnce: Corner South C and Niutti stroctj A. S. BUTOK, U, &, COMMIIONKK, DIBTHlCT OF OUBOOR i Homexteutl und Tina bur Land tilings tuttt pruuiH made. TeHtimouy lakuu lo laud ooo. OtPct win Medtorii Wuil Medford Oraxotti I 1). l'HIFI'S, D. D. s. " uliJtefc u A Hm block, aJjclrfrj lluklw UrugSioie Medio J.OrtMi Q. V. STKPHENSON, PHYSICIAN, BURQBON AMD OPTlOlAlf. Office: Koom , AdkW blook. Ualli promct at leaded day or nlgbu 'Phone fiM. Medrord, Oretai. (i T. JONKB, OOUNTY SUB VI? YOB, ny or all klndsof Surveying prompt', doaa Tlie County Surveyor eao give you the ofcr legal work T Medford, Oregw. B PTCKKL, FH.SICJAN AND 8 U KG DON, Omcehoura 11 to 12 a. n. and 1:60 to 8 p, K. XItny Laboratory Ejminatlonj n.W topft Office Haakin Block, Hedfora. Or eg. C. E. TULb VETERINARY SURGEON fc3TVeterinary Dentiatry a SpectaJtf.. All call orders promptly "filled day or night. Opkicb at Union Stables, Medford, Or.. H, E. ANKBNY, Preaidtttt. G L. DAVI3, Caabier. I.E. Rntart, m. Vice Preutgeov, . B. Jackbom, A sal. CaeMer The fledford Bank Utoroito. OHiaotl Capital and Surplus, $55000.0 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXBS TO RENT A General Banking Business Transacted SUMMONS. in the Justices' Court for Medford District Jackson County, Oregou. E. I), fclwood, ) Plaintiff j vs. II. U. Howard, DcfendantJ To H. 11. Howard, Defendant. IN THE NAMEOPTHE ST TK OK ORKOON You are hereby recmired to appear and aiiMrer tho cii'i plaint tiled against you in the above entitled action on or before tho last day of the time prescribed in the order for tnti pnbtl catlon of this summons towit: On or before the ftth day of July. 1905, Paid rate being the explrat:on of six weeks from the Hist publi cation ol this summons, und if you fall so te appear and answer, for want thereof, the p ainl iff will apply to the court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint, towit: Hor a judgement of the court uvulnst the defendant in fuvor of the pltiiuttff for the sum ot twenty six dollars aud costs and disbursements ol this action to be taked. THISSUMMONSls published in Thk Meb fohd aiaiIi, by order of the Hon. F. M. Stewart. Justice of the Peace, for Mt-diord District Jackson County, Oregon, which order wu mad and entered on the 9th dav of June, .90S, and the date of the Unit publication hareof 1 the loth day of June, 1905. Maui, on I'u limit, Attorney for Plain tifl. NOTfUE TO CONTRACTORS. d V , iii , V'.V "BM Hint um nirociors a School llistaict. No. S9, Bruwtuburo, Oreijon. will receive sealed bids fr m carpenters nn contractors for the erection of u new school building in said district. Bids will be opened August 4, 1905. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. rut luriuer particulars apply to M us, Olive Dbll, School Clerk District No. . J. R. WILSON, I Blacksmithing - AT ft s THE OLD STAND. . BricR Shop . Medford, Oregon S For Rent! i 5000 acres of farming and ranch lands Ranches from 40 to 500 acres. Alfalfa Lnnds, Grain Lands, Garden Lands, Fruit Landa and Stosk Ranches with un limited outside range. DR. C. R. RAY, Tolo, Ore i I I . This is a Cut of . . PMILARD'S - NON - MAGNFTIC Watch Movement. 'V MVIEI Absolutely unaffected by Electricity or Magnetism. B. N. BUTLER, Agent Corner 7th and C ts. W Early Risers Tho famous little p!Uh
