WILL DESTROY OREGON.
Some day the Pacific Count will be
buried under river* of molten Invìi, the
hiime an the overflow on the I h I uih I of
Martinique, eceording to J. Il Fink in
the Pacific Miner, who nays:
“It Is Htrange to think we, hero in
Oregon today, uro living over forests
nod plains which (li <ini, time were dlle<i
with animal mid human life, which
have been bulled beneath thousands
of feet of lava and volcanic ash, which
the lapse of ages have been unable to
deface. From Crater Lake to the
Columbia river wuh one seething
cauldron, the like of which, Mount
,,f Martinique, anil even the
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eruption of VesuvIuH which burled the
ancient cities of Pompeii and Her-
culaneum, dwindled Into insignifi­
cances. Few cun Imagine the scenes of
that period.
An ocean of boiling
water heated at a thoiiHiind pointn,
lashed Into fury by perpetual tempests,
roaring geysers, reti gleam of lire
• hooting forth from yawning chasms,
with incessant flushing of lightning
mid peal on peal of echoing thunder,
-. nil beyond our description. Here
I mn linked, will theno scenes occur
iiguin?
Doubtless they will; but the
causes which will bring It about now
slumber beneath the ocean many
miles from what now forms our coast
line.”
LATEST DISPATCHES
GOVERNOR
PENNOYER’S
Received
WILL.
PORTLAND, Ore., June IL—The will of Sylvester Pennoyer was admitted to
probate yesterday and leaves the greater part of his property to his
family. Largo donations in land are given to the St. Vincent and Good Sam­
aritan hospitals. The property I* valued ut 1130,000.
The wife Is made ex­
ecutrix without bonds.
DENIES THE REPORT.
PAHIH. France, Juno 11.--Col. Arthur Lynch denies that he gave out any
statement to the press claiming that he would return to England and take his
seat in the House of Commons. Colonel Lynch was elected a member of the
House to represent Galway, but served In the Boer army against
Fn<»land, ami incuse he returns and attempts to claim his seat it is the intention
to ?ry him on the charge of treason. 7L’ t?lonel whon
wbst he ‘tvn<l«,d
A
CAR OF
STUDEBAKER BROS.’
Vehicles, Surreys, Phaetons, Buggies, Two-seated One-
horse Spring Wagons, Light Road Wagons and Heavy
Four-spring Mountain Wagons—the finest lot ever
brought to Southern Oregon. Strong, durable, easy
running, well finished, elegant and stylish. Come and
see. All at lowest possible prices. Call and inquire.
Also on hand all kinds of Farm Implements.
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rarim & urenaron s
to do replied that did not know; that he iiad formed no plans us yet.
(jjjnner Plows,
Harrows, Cultivator«, Etc.
BOERS RETURNING HOME.
C apetown , S. A., June 11.—Advices from the interior state that the Boer
army In the field is massing preparatory to being mustered out of service.
A
numl.erof detached compunleHund scouts have already returned to their home*.
For the most part the rank and file received the news of the end of the war in
sullen silence.
PLANO M’F’G. CO.’S
Mowers and Rakes, Hay Carriers, Barbed Wire,
Binder Twine, Etc.
Double and Single Harness.
FIGHTING MORGAN.
L ondon , England, June 11.--The negotiations for a steamship line to tight
the Morgan combination of lines is progressing rapidly. The English and Cana­
dian governments will form a combination with the Cunard line and each of the
respective governments will be asked for a subsidy.
It is intended to build
some now trans-Alantjc greyhounds of the most modern type.
Studebaker Bro». Mfg. Co.’»
Warehouse.
old stand
F. OSENBRUGGE.
BALLIET FOUND GUILTY.
Tbl« «l«n«ture 1« on every box of tbe genuin«
Laxative Bromo*Quinine
Tablet*
tbe remedy that cures ■ cota lu om day
D eh M oines , I a ., June II.—Sentence will be passed this week on
Leston Balllet, charged with using the mall» for fraudulent purposes. Balliet is
well known all over the Pacific Coast, having posed as the Cecil Rhodes of
America, lie bought the White Swan mine near Baker City, Eastern Oregon,
RAILROAD WRECK
and advertised it as a wonderful property through a newspaper he owned in
Near Redding Causes the Death of Baker City and a mining journal contnolled by himwlfin San Francisco. He also
Engineer White and Fire­
Hentout circular advertising matter through the mails claiming that the mine
man Van Tassel.
was a producer. By these means he sold stock amounting to $250,000.
The southbound Oregon Express, on
the Southern Pacific road, which left
Redding at 10:45 o’clock Tuesday
night, was wrecked about 15 minutes
later, near Clay creek, four miles
from that city.
The accident win caused by a half
open switch, which bad evidently
been left in that condition by some
unknown person, with malicious in­
tent. The train is what Is known as
a double-header, having two engines,
and was running at a good rate of
M>eed, as It was on a down grade.
Both engines were thrown Into tbe
ditch and completely wrecked. Engi­
neer J. M. White and Fireman Robt.
Van Tassel of the forward engine
were thrown under the wreckage and
crushed to death, their bodies being
fearfully mangled.
Tbe mall car was thrown across the
track, where It now stands. All of
the passenger coaches were ditched.
A number of the passengers were
more or less Injured; but so far as can
be learned none were killed. The
names of Die Injured passengers have
not yet been ascertained.
Black Hair
“I have used your Hair Vigor
for five years and am greatly
pleaaed with it. It certainly re-
atorea the original color to gray
hair. It keep* my hairsoft.”— Mrs.
Helen Kilkenny,New Portland, Me.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to
gray hair for nfty years,
ana it never fails to do
this work, either.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
II.M • tall«.
Th« Isrtssl Anatomical Mn««um
tn ibe World.
(Irrntnt nttraetlrm In th» CUv. A
vminltvlul light ,wr vililort.
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th« ol.I.-l Rpc'lxll.l on til« 1‘aclfl«
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DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES
T*>n«( meoo and middle
»*«*•! «»rot who ar« aiiffartnf
fr»»m th« effects of youthful Indla-
riffiona or •actmw» In maturer
year«. Nervoi.s and phratrat IXblllty,
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ration«; *N|»vrmMU»rrh«»M. Pr«Mlal«r>
rlauwn. (Jonarrhes. Uleet. Freqwewey
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11/ a combination «f
rt-mr 11*«. of gi-at curMlva power« lb» Doctor
I ihn •«» v ranged Iris treatment that it will not
only ali-itd Immediate r«-ll»*f. but permanent
rare. Thu ¡»«.it .r »!<•*« net claim to perform
miracle«, but H well known to be a fair end
iq'iira Phvwtrlun imd Nnrgt-on, pre-smlueut
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WILL MAKE TROUBLE.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 11—All union men in Portland have been instructed
by the Federated Trades to hold themselves in readiness for a call for a
general mass meeting, at which steps are to be taken to retaliate
against the mill owners for lefusing material to the building trades. The
trade council advocates arbitration by the business men, but the mill owners
refuse
The latter have combined and began boycotting the union men.
COAL STRIKE GROWING.
W ilk ESH arre , Pa., June 11—There are 170,000 idle minersin the coal regions.
An army of 1H,000 miners In the bituminous district went out on strike this
morning. No settlement is in sight. A number of imported men have been
induced to quit work.
Elite, Cooking Ware
The l>est Ware that ever came to Medford. Every
piece is guaranteed for five years. Don’t fail to call
and sec it, and purchase some of it before it is all gone.
And, talking about
Fishing Tackle,
I have the Tackle that will catch the Fish without
applying anv great fisherman’s skill. The proof of this
is in trying it. Try the Tackle, and you will lie satis­
fied.
DEMAND EXTRA SESSION.
S alem , Ore., June 11—The Daily Capital Journal demands that Governor
Geer call an extra MMion of the legislature to enact flat salary laws, instead of
salaries by commiasions, as demanded in the political platforms. Petitions
are being circulated all over the state asking that this be done.
PROMINENT MINING MEN
Visited Properties in Jackson Coun­
ty Thia Week.
Best Thing in
the World for
...Vacation Time ...
Constipation,
Liver
Troubles
Impure Blood
Life.
The poet s exclamation: •■<> Lite: 1 fee.
thee bounding In my veins,” ia a joyous one
Persons that cun rarely or never make it. in
honesty to themselves, are among the most un
fortunate They do not live, but exist; for to
live Implies more that! to be. To live Is to be
well hud siren«, to arise feeling equal to the
I ordinary duties ot the day. and to retire not
overcome by them; to feel life tmundlng in the
| veins
A medicine that has made thousands
Noted mining men and capitalists
of California were In town last week
to visit properties in tills county.
The party included Prof. C<x»per,state
mineralogist of California, of San i Of people, men and women, well and strong, has
Francisco: Captain Williams of San j accomplished a great work, bestowing the
Jose, a well-known quicksilver min- | richest blessings, and that medicine is Hood's
Ing man and capitalist, and Geo. Sarsaparilla. The weak, run down or debili­
tated, from any cause, should not fall to take
Berg, heavily interested in oil proper it. It builds up the whole system, changes ex­
ties around Panoche. The gentlemen istence Into life, and makes life more rebound
were escorted about the county Ing We are glad to say these words In its
by Dr. Keene. They examined prop­ favor to the readers of our columns.
ositions near Meadows, Gold Hill and
"A gentleman,” says Mrs. John
along Rogue river. They are very Jacob Astor, "is a college graduate.'’
much interested In the cinnabar prop­ Mark Twain takes exception to that
erty of the Rogue River Quicksilver definition. “A gentleman.’’he says,
Mining Co., and took away samples “is a kindly, courteous, unselfish man,
upon which they will render a report.
Another cinnabar expert Is coming who thinks first, not of himself, but of
The Democrats will now be given a I
from Arizona next week to look at his fellow man. That is what a gentle­ chance to carry out their promises for
this property.____
man is; not one of those society ‘chap­ an economical administration of Jack I
pies, ’ who in reality is one of the most
To Cure a Cold tn One Dey.
son county affairs.
selfish men on earth.’’
Take L*x«ll,e Bromo quinine Tablets
All
dru««Kl. refund tbe money II II rails to cure
After a long-winded debate, punc­
Grore'a signature Is on each bex . 4bc
Kissing in Japan is not so promiscuous tured with burning personalities, tliei
as it is in other countries. The only I Philippine bill has been passed by ti.e
Philanthropie people are preparing
kissing recognised is between husband | Senate. It must pass the Houtebefore
to give New Jersey a powerful object
and wife. Even a mother does not kiss ' becoming a law; but as this is more a
loHHon in thecrlminal practice of forcing
her child. It might be a good idea to matter of form than anything else, the
J 1ST RECEIVED AT
children to work in factories. They
form a foreign missionary society bill may be al read y considered a law.
have selected 12 children ranging from
withaviewof introducing the Ameri­
H to 10 years from the
glass can kiss in Japan. Perhaps Hobson is Its purpose is to open the' Philip­
factories
of
Minatola, and will out of au engagement at the present pines to trade.
exhibit
them in
various places. time.
A Real Friend.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
These children are stunted, deformed
Happy Time In Old Town.
"I suffered from dyspep-da and in­
and prematurely old by having been
"We felt very happy,’’ writes R. N. digestion for fifteen years,” sav« W.
forced to do men's work while yet of
T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks. N. C.
tender age. And still, in the face of B pvi I), Old Town, Va , "when Buck- "After I bad tried many doctors and Most Complete
these conditions, wo send money to len’s Arnica Salve wholly cured our medicine to no avail,one of my friends
Foreign Missionary societies to edsicato daughter of a had case of scald head." persuaded me to try Kodol. It gave
Hard ware
it delights all who use it for cuts,
the heathen.
immediate relief. I can eat almost
corns,
burns,
bruise«.
I
ki
II«,
ulcers,
$
anything I want now. and my diges­
Stock in Medford
The Pacific Minor contains in its eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only tion Is good. 1 cheerfully recommend
25 cents at City Drug Store.
last number a repdrt of the mines of
Kodol.” Don’t try to cure stomach
by dieting.
That
only
Southern Oregon.
It calls Grant's
Tariff revision is being agitated at trouble
You GARDEN HOSE.
Pass the "Golden City,’’ and gives many this session of Congress. Almost to a further weakens the system.
need wholesome, strengthening food.
tine illustrated pictures of the main
STEEL GOODS.
man the Republicans are opposed to Kodol enables you to assimilate what
points of interest about the city. The tinkering with the tariff, at least until you eat by digesting it without the
POULTRY NETTING,
stomach’s aid. City Drug Store,
article is well written and a good ad­ the fall session.
The Democrats, on Jacksonille, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen­
vertisement for Southern Oregon.
BASE BALL SUPPLIES.
the other hand, stand almost solid in tral Point.
desiring
a
new
tariff.
It
is
not
likely,
How to Avoid Trouble.
Farm for Sale.
Now Is the time to provioe yourself however, anything will be done at this
A 120-ncre tract« all fenced.70 acres un­
and family with a bottle of Chamber- session of Congress.
der cultivation. free soil and easily cultivated '
lain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
son the public road a quarter of a in’’.e from
Remedy. It la almost certain to be
Of what does a bad taste in your Moonville, Sams valley dos tofflee—improved |
with a dualling house with four room* below
needed before the summer is over,and mouth remind you? It indicates that- and
one above, a good, lnrge barn, smoke-house I
if procured now may save you a trip your stomach is in a bad condition, and and wood shed. Rock creek Hows through the
to town in the night or In your bust- will remind you that there is nothin'/ land, a good well of water at the house and a 1
good well at the barn, six miles from Gold Hill I FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eat «eason. It 1.« everywhere admitted so good for such a disorder as Cham­ all
mad station. Will be sold for 111) per acre.
t< be tlie most, successful medicine In berlain’s Stomach A Liver Tablets «“Inquire of su.as J. da Y, real eaiate
AND EMBALMERS.
use for bowel complaints, both for after having once used them. They ent Jackson? Hie Oregon
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children and adults. No family can oleunseand invigorate the stomach anil
ro C’nre Coostjimti»««* Forv**«r
be without II. For sale by City Drug regulate the bowels. For sale at 251
.•ke Cases rets Candv Cntbartic Ibc or »u
Ol’EN DAT AND NIGHT.
’
Store.
* tents per box by City Drugstore.
u 7 C. C. fail to cure. drur*. sla refund n»uurp
Trunks, Valises, Club Bags,
Dress Cases
...AT COST...
As good as and
cheaper than
Cascareis.
BOYDEN’S
®««aT
IMI MARKIT MT., MN FRANCItCO. CAL
jiu . m « Mnk ••« •««•>* >
I. r »
the
Corn Planters,
MUSEUM OF INITOMY
rvf :: t
on
----- THE SUPERB-----
MEDFORD, ORE.
All «roitlal«.
DR. JORDAN'S
while
D. H. MILLER’S,
Hutchison & Lumsden
It your <lrii|qrl«t cannot aupply you,
•end ua one dollar and we win exprea*
you a bottle. He aura and give the name
of your neereat expreaa office. Addreaa,
J. C AYKH CO., Lowell, M« m .
visit
Ho was unable to account to the government
for $150,000, and was found guilty as charged.
Just Arrived at
Cascara
Consti­
pation
Tablets
Plumbing a Specialty. |
WEEKS PROS.
WEST MEDFORD.
Medford
Drug
Company