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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1907)
MBMIHHHIBBMMMBIMB BgEBoEsatS Into New Quarters s The MEDFORD EC OX STORE Is Now in its Handsome, Ncv (, i,u-i.ers, in the Jackson County Bank Building. U'e are now better pre pared than ever to do lots of business and to do it in a satisfactory manner. The fact that we have The ONLY Exclusive Book Store In Med ford means much and our Stock is very Complete. We make a specialty of Eastman Kodak Supplies, and have a complete line of all the leading periodicals. Summer Time Has Come And you will find refreshing drinks at our fine fountain. Ice Cream, Ices and all the Summer Dishes. Visit our neat parlors and see for yourself. Choice Confectionery We have the Exclusive Agency for the justly famous Aldon and Lawnoy Bon-Bons. This de partment will also he found up-to-date. Come and See Us ' In Our New Home The Medford 3 ok Store. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Lumber Lumber Lumber Foster, Wickslrom & Naylor WISH TO ANNOUNCE That their New Mill on Anderson Creek win oe operating aDout June 1st, with a daily capacity of 25,000 Feet. Let Us Figure on Your Needs, Large or Small Address all Communications, Talent, Ore. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT FOR people who enjoy living there is noth ing just like a good, juicy beefsteak. And that's where we shine. For we pride our selves on furnishing our many customers the best meats to be had in this part of the country. If you want a Nice Roast, Veal Outlets, Mutton or Lamb Chops, We Are The People. We have our own delivery and can hae orders at your door promptly. One of Meaford't euterpri...rr firms has a big contract with the V.M man dining car people for furoiubiug a rust amount of nap pi tea, sucb aa groceries of all kinds, produoe, bske stuff, meats, ice cr waits and in fuot ererything that may be need to look after the "wants of tne Inner man". This uans a big Item and volume ox basin ens U quite considerable, as It the supplies are scoured for eaob and every dining car that passe? tbroujii end tbe orders tire b11 placed by means of telegram sent on ahead. Often the time limit Is quite short, but Mr. Warner la nlwuys equal to any sucb emergency. Mrs. U. Gilbert bas movid- the Med ford Hrzuht from opposite tbe postoliioe to tbe Wbite-Tbomas bulld og, on tbe West side, and is now nicely located In tne handsome quarters formerly occupied by tbe Hale Piano Co., where she will be ploaaed to see ber many old patrons, aud many Dew ones. tf. Mr. end Mrs. Nelson Nye, of Pros pect, were in Medford Tuesday, on land business before Commissioner i Hilton. Mr. Nye and J. U. Pblpps, of Peyton, recently delivered to Postmaster Moray, of Eagle Point, an Upper Roguo Hirer sapling, wniob will be used for a (lag pole. Tbe pole is about six inches la diameter at tbe butt aud towers eigbty-one feet in tbe air. The problem of transpor tation wag solved by putting one end on a wagon and the otbnr on runner., but at that It required some careful manipulation In rounding some of the sharp carves along tbe route. Tbe Southern Oieaon Lauuirv Co. Is doing business In tbe same old way witu eatiuf action tc all patron. Tbe laundry is the beet ea nipped in Southern Oregon, tbe laundry men are experienced and every care is taken to do good and prompt work. Tbe wagen will call at your borne or place of business, or you can leave orders at tbe ollioe, in tbe Singler machine oifioe on West Seventh stieet. I Among 1 the Churches 5 3 Iter. fci. P. Huiibes, of Grants Pass, mad. a Tory eloquent addreis at tbe Ueooratlon day exerolses Aluy 30th, He was tbe gueet of Rot. W, Shields untie here. tier. W. F. Shield. delWered the Hacoalaursate sermon to the graduat lug olass of the Jacksonville sudool Sunday evening, ezohanglng pulpiti with Her. Kobt. bonis for that oo ohbIod. In the morning at the Piesyturlan church Sunday. Iter. W. V. Shields delltered a caiefully prepared and thoughtful sermon. Tbe musto at both morning and evening servioea was eipeolally good. Tbe evening subject at tbe Cbria In churoh Sunday, was 'Tbe Great Salvation," and was a very Interest lug aud helpful discourse. A feature of the services at this churoh is the special music arranged for each oc- oaslon, consisting of solos, trios and WOR.TMAN GORE MEDFORD S MEAT MARKET D. T. LAWTON Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Vehicles - and - Machinery MEDFORD, OREGON QSt" V liave Ihe lelobra't-d ( hsin- pion A fftlf'4 Draw Cut Mowt-r,-C nmpion Knks, Riojwra ami Rindets. fSfninding Twine, Bulo Ties, Hay Can, Fork, Pul leys. Wire Cable Machine Ooil Mitche'l Wagons and HuKRies, etc., etc Call and See Us Sheriff Jackson bas oolleoted and tamed over to Treasurer Oronemiller, 3182,726.50, out of tbe W15.000 car ried on tbe tax rolls for 1900. This leaves only 737,000 on tbe roll, part of which includes double assessments, which mast be deduoted, and ptrt tbe last half of taxs not due until Octo ber fiom taxpayers wbo have taken advantage of tbe two Installment pro vision tbe law. Tbia is believed to be tbe record In tax collection, and the delinquent list will be a short one this year. Blue prints ot toifnsnlp maps dhowlnfr all vacant land, fifty cents each. For reliable information con cerning Government land write to Prank E. Alley, Abstractor. Rosehurg.j ijregon. J. B. Watklns, timber owner of Eareka, Ciallf., and bis wife, passed throngn Medford Monday in a big horse power automobile. They have made the trip through Humbolt and Uelnorte oountles, Calif., and Jose phine and Jaokson oountles, Oregon, being the flsrt to bring an aatb over this route. Rather than return the way they came tbey will take the longer way round, via San Franoisoo. Miss Lo tie Kinoald. the milliner bas moved her parlors from the old stand aoroM from the postotnee to the quarters wbere tbe Male Piano Co. was formerly located, bbe InvitM ber many patron, to com. and see ber in tbe new qoartera. where she will be better prepared than ever to furnish tbeir needs la up-to-dete millinery. tl. Dr. Reddy has secured options on a large area of lands, suspected of being coal landa In the neighborhood of Ashland and Talent. Some first olass ooal has been found east ot Ash land, and tbe vein Is being developed. Tbe product from this vein la being used to develop motive power for the steam road roller recently purchased by that city. Medford now has the most QD-to- date abstract system in this ooanty See Jackson County Abstraot Co. Palm-N.lderm.yer building. 2-tf Forest Supervisor S. C. Bartrum b is been appointed, by Governor Chamberlain, a member of the Oregon Forestry Commission. Tbe other members are L. S. Hill, of Eagene; E. P. Sheldon, of Portland ; Governor Chamberlain, himself, and the Direc tor of Forestry of the Agricultural College. ESTRAY One brown mare mule, fresh scar on left hip. Last seen at Ed. Andrews olaim, on Antelope, f 10 reward fnr return of. Make inquiry nt the Mail office or at Lane Wylaiid's place, on Antelope. R. L. Hale. I Miss Laura Geer was one ot the successful ones In the word oontest at tbe Eiler Piano house and was down the 25tb and hauled home a fine parlor organ. Dr. Stephenson 's office is fitted ur witb tbe latest eloctrlo lighted Instru ments tne optnaimoscope, optbalmo meter and ratinoscope for the sctenti tlo examination of the eyes, both in ternally and externally. Art Earhart Is making ready to open a meat market at Butte Falls. Wanted Gontlemau or lady to travel for Mercantile House of e'J.'i0,- i ouu oapttai. ir iiesirani. tne home may be used as heailquntters. Weekly salary of sl.ftrj per yeal and expanse. 1 Address J. A. Alexander, 125 Pljm outh Place, Chiman, 111. quartets. The Queen Estuer and the Voang American Clubs of the Presbyterian churoh will give a Cantata in tbe near future. Tbe first practioe was held last evening '(Thursday). Tbs two organizations have good musioal talent among theli memoers, and will undoubtedly make a suocess of tbe entertainment. Rpv. W. C. Renter delivered special esrmon in the German lan guage at tbe M. E. church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 wblob was attended by a goodly number of oar German speaking oitizens, who highly appre ciated tbe service ghen In the lan guage of the ''Fatherland." Rev. Root. Ennis, of Jacksonville; preached the sermon in tbe evening at the Presbyterian church, and the service was largely attended. Mr. Ennis Is one of the pioneer Presoy tsrian ministers of Jaokson county, having been pastor at Jacksonville, when the Presbyterian churoh .a trailded tbere, twenty or more years ago. Key. Unas. T. McPnerson, formerly pastor of the Medford M. E. obaron is now pastor of tbe Estaoada churoh of that denomination, A new cbaroh, oostlng $1,000 was dedicated with elaborate ceremonies Sunday. This cliurob and a $3,000 parsonage has been built sine Mr. MoPhereoo has had tbe pastorate last September. At the Christian ebarch Sunday morning Rev. M. V. Horn delivered tbe last of a series of sermons on Meals for Yonng People," the sob jeot being "The Ideal dwrch." This sermon, as were tbe others of the ser vices, drew a large and interested audienue. Mr. Horn handled bis subjeot In a thorough manner, and the series of sermon bas awakened a gieat deal of interest, not only among members nf tbe obaron, bat also among those of no cbaroh affiliations. The members of the Presbyterian ohorch are considering plans for tbe perpetnation of tbe memory of Father Williams, tbe first Presbyterin min inster indeed the first Prodestant minister of any denomination in Jackson county. It will probably take tbe form of either a memorial tablet or a memorial window lo ths cbaroh. Father Williams' memory is cherished, however, by hundreds of tbe older settlers of this ooan'.y, who remember bis all embraoing obarlty and true Christianity. At ths M. E. ohorch Sunday morn ing Rev. W. C Renter preaobed a Pentecostal sermon. In tbe evening tbe subject was "Has Every Man Hia Prloe?" Mr. Renter took tbe nega tive aide of the question and demon strated by example that not every man bad his prloe, bat that tbere were many apoo whom no induce ment could be brought to bear that would causa them to do that wniob they believed to be wrong. That de votion to prlnoiple was strong In every right minded man, and tnat tbey were ready to sutler everything rather than forego those principles. Tb seimon waa one ot tne best of the many good ones that Mr. Renter has delivered. MB FIRED THE STICK. '1 have fired the walking-stick I've carried over 40 years, on account of a sore that resisted every kind of treat ment, until 1 tried Uucklen's Arnica Salve; that has healed the sore an meueniea happy man," writes John Garrett, of North Mills, N. C. Guaran teed for Piles, burn., etc., at Cbas. Straug druggist. 2oc. Card of Thinks. V e wish to thank tbe friends lor the kindness daring the Illness and death of our husband and fatner. Mrs. Hester Peno. Mr. and M a Ed. Penoe, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Pence, Mr. and Mrs. M. r. Pence. Colic and Diarrhoea. Tains in tbe stomach, oollo and diarrhoea are quickly relieved hy the u-e or IhamV-latn Colic, Cuoiera ami Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale bv Chas. Strang. OCK0XX0XOOOOOOQQOOOOCiOC Local Lodge Lore. J. P. Molony, of Talisman Lodge, has been sppointed district deputy gland matter, of K. P., for this dif tiict. Weatonka Tribe, No 30, Impd O. R. M., elected ottioersfor tbe ensuing term Saturday evening, after wblob they enjoyed a banquat and a gener ell good time. The following officers were ohosen :S:cb;m, C. R McClir. tock; Senior Sagamore, Harmon Fredeoburg; Junior Sagamoro, J. E. Faugbt; Prophet, J. C. Jones; Chief ot Reooids, li, L. Jacobs; Keeper of V ampuin, W. M. Kennedy. Tbe In stallation will take place next Satur day evening. Talisman Lodge, K. of P., held their regular eleotion Monday even- ing. The following utfJoers were elected : J. P. Molnny, C. C. ; Ed Trowbridge, V. C. ; 1. E. Barksdull, prelate ; J. r. Hale, M. A. ; Wallace Woods, M. W. ; Fred Luy, M. F. . B. J. Trowbridge, M. E. : J. H. Hut er, K. of R. and S. ; U. C. Kentnnr, O. U. its a weem WOUNE.ILU Til EKE ARE FEW people who know how to take ear of theiiiBelvei the mnjority tio not. Thf livfr is a rait imtmrlant orrun In the bcwly. Herhin- will ke'p it in (mil lion. V. C. Siiiipkiiid, Alba, Tt-xtts, writes: "I have uail Herhintj for Chill and Kever and find it the hest audit tue I evtr used. I would not l.e without it. It in as good for children as it is tor tr row n up peupln. And recommend it is fiats for La Grip')-' Cbas. Strang, Mud ford ; Central l'oint rnarmaey. Ministers Work Overtime Chicago, Jane 2. Tbie was an extremely busy day tor preaoheri, oab drirera and florists. Tbe first crop of June weddinge waa enormous. leeterdpy tbe license cleika were Bwamped, 110 .licenses being iBeacd in tbe first two hoi as. The averawe for the day war a license overy mm ute. New rwotde would bare been eatablisbd but. for tbe fact that it was only a half-day at the City Hall and tbe license bureau dosed prompt ly, inasmuch as there was a ball game in town, and lots doing other wise. All of today cabs and auto mobiles hustled up and down and round tbe streets, all tearing pretty girls in d'ap' a oua gowks, greit quantities of rosea, new suitcases and all tbe impedimenta of tbe newly wedded. Tbe outgoing trains also carried tbeir quota, wbila ministers and judges found tbeir salaries con siderably augmented at the close of tne day. Because Its vnnifa riir.it. bv a force of skilled plow experts whose equal cannot be found in any other plow rae- tnrv in the world. There are many different tnnki-fl nf nlnwi. ch cluimine to bo the Lm st. yet tnt m.iia tiutt threa John Deere irlows are In use to one of any other kind. The John Deere Fac i . n.nna l . wavI.1 i-itrna nut HViTV VRfir mora It U T , tuo Ui l nv iu ni w"i WW. T ' plows uma any uvs outer lactones comuuieu. Standard of the World For Over 60 Years The Pioneer Plow Maker, John Deere, made his first steel plow by band from tne blade ol a saw m 1U7. rue nrst sisd oi steei rmun iu the United Stitcs was rolled for the John JJcere plows By uiiam Woods, of rittsburg, In 1S4B. And ever since tnose eany unys Deere PIowb huve shown the wav and midntuinrd the lead in this , irreat national Industry. Is It any wonder uiuc tne larmers m tue worm express rnt-ir venue in tue luuimor piuunv, - ucere--ir-s Kigni." We mako over 1U00 styles of plows, cacn as root as u can bo made the Dest tli.it timlns and poriect equip ment can produce. Ho matter wnat your needs may do, we can supply rmem irom uur una. HUBftARD BROS. Mrs. E. & Gore Teacher of Piano and Voice Special class methods for children Studio at residence, corner (j and B Btreets, Missionaries Flee to Rwatow. Amoy, China, June 4. The condf tona of Chang Chow, of which Amoy Is the port, and at SI Okbe are unset tled. Many refugees continue to ar rive here and numbers of mission aries of all denominations have reached Swatow. Quiet is main tained there, though there ta great. anxiety as to the outcome of the ra- rolt in the surrounding country. The rebel leaden allow no looting, and no foreigners have been molested so far an known. There Is a ma". American mission at Chang Chow. The Japaneso cruiser Nanlawa ar- Ived here yesterday. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup C0BTAIH3 HONEY AUD TAR Ralls ves Colds by world na- them oat of the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Rslieves - Coughs by cleansing the mucous membranes of the throat, ohest and bronchial tubes. "As pleasant to the test as Maple Soger" Children Like It Fir' BACMCHE-WUK KIDNEYS Tn OMR's KldMi mi BliMsr PHIi-turt ltd StU For Sale 'by Chas. Strang a ;o z V Consumption i les deadly than it used to be. Certain relief and usually complete recovery will result from the following treatment : Hope, rest, fresh air, and. Sca?t's Emulsion. ALL DRUGGISTS I BOot .AND $1.00, O A. SFi T : 3?t X A . t oxiKoQooocowowoa' liave acres Do It Now! This is the time of year for the annual house clean ing and also for hxmg up the premises. Me J ford is noted for having nice homes for their attractive appear ance, and nothing adds so much to the looks of a home as to have it nicely painted. We handle the material in all shades and can also help you select nice paper lor making the-inside of the home more cheerful. Wall Paper, Kal somine, Paints. Dlmsieati & weisser, PAINT STORE. Qa0rjs)Os)coo4ooaa H. Pierce & Son recently platted 40 near Medfoid into 4 acre tracts, at from $-125 to ?0()0 each. You will find no better acreage for the money. These tracts- are j list what you want, so don't go to sleep and let the other fellow get liis pick and you take wnat is lett al price. at an advanced H. E. MORRISON. M. D. MEDFORD, OREGON Ofllee: Room P.lm-Neldrroeyer Hkk Residence: Comer Sooth C sud Klmh stMety I. D. PHIPPS, D. D. S. Offices n Sdllni Block, sJJtHlrg Units Drugstore Mrdlorl. Oregon THE NEW HOME Sewing Hachine ' Has many rivals but no peers. Those who are using it are unanimous in their praise of its su periority, It has no in tricate adjustments to annoy the uninitiated, no fragile parts to break and makes ehe prettiest stitch of any machine in use. Just give it a trial Come over to our store and we will demonstrate it to you. John White White-Thomas lilk. West Side. '.- fir oT venn. !lm thelei.l. . t-r aMo'tits - . it. ike iiK-TTi the tritl "i thv Biom popular every. Q. V. STEPHENSON, . PHYSICIAN. 8URUEON AND OPTICIAN. Offlce: Room S, Adkloa' block, n.ila prompt! attended day or night. 'Phone MS. Medford Oregon. wm. m. roi.viu, lledlord. U0. U. III'!!; tirauu 1', ITiUAl 1-SV COLVIG & DURHAM Lawvora . . fcOrilC 1. Medford NwllttOjl Jiana BoU4 lug frduad auor. A. 8. BtlTON, U.S. COMMISSIONER, DlSTHiLT OF OBBOO. Homestead and limber Land utinga and prooii.made. Taanmuu tasti, iu laud ooa tcat caca. Omco with Medford Mall M'dlnrd Oregoa K. B PtCKEL, PHkSlCIAN AND SURG DON. OBeehoura-u lo la a. . and l :ai to S p. at X-Kar Laboratory Bxamioatioua S2.Wfuf36 Ones HaakiQ blocs, Sledloro. Oregon. BERDAN BROTHERS2 FOIEMKff AND CCTTI..1T.p 4 For Sale for Cash or Trade FOB Pimm FHOPEBTT Lots 1, 2 and 3, block 38, in the City of Medford. Address, Geo. W. Kowas, Castle Rock, Vash. New Second . Hand Store Located brldg. ta BAfDum Block, near R. M. HARRISON. Proprietor second-band foods Alt klrd- nr bought and fold, NOTICE - la herebv (rtven that I will be In the town of E.clvpitint nr. A will h rra.lv wi tin nv mnik, nn a 1-holori.pher, in my line, hy the tivtt or nex. week. April ?. 10C7. KENRY V7ENDT CASTOR". A For Infautj aad CIi''dren.kx T6 Kind Yi: 'L.-. Al'r.rs Bgcj-iI Bears V. .? , . v, Blijnatnrs of C..jIjV7 ''iZT&tQ H, IT lUto-u .f 'iVil'r-aiV-sBo::!, Bun-la . ,.!- 'iVir.r -T'.SJ.K' BBBBSBVaBSaftWswffSal93
