OUR COUNTY
Correspondents
Jacksonville Sews.
1
Miss Emma Ulrich was visiting
friends at Steamboat during the
past week.
Horace Pelton, of Sams Valley,
was transacting business at the
court house Tuesday.
Joe Thomas was down from his
Squaw lake mine Tuesday, shaking
hand with his many friends.
Mrs. Max Muller and daughter,
Miss Bettie, arrived from San Fran
cisco for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Wan, the Chinese cook who has
been employed at the U. S. hotel
for many years, left during the week
! the Lake Creek school, spent Sun-
day at nome.
Dr. E.'P. Geary, -of Medford,
made this city a professional visit
on Tuesday of last week. .
- Miss Stella Stidham, who has
been spending a month at Crescent
City, arrived home Friday.
Mrs. M. A.Taylor,of Eagle Point,
who has been visiting with friends
of this place has returned home.
Mrs. Alex, Patterson, who has
been paying friends in San Fran
cisco a visit, returned home Saturday.
John Jacobs, Jos. Boswell and
Glenn Owen, returned from a trip to
Fish lake Sunday, and report hav
ing bad a fine time.
W. J. Freeman and family, who
have been spending several weeks
at the Dead Indian soda springs, re
turned home this week.
Amos Fries, who has been spend
ing the last month at home, returned
for China.
Mrs. J. C. Whipp and Jas. Wilson to We pi0nt last week to resume
the postmaster.will join the Kenney- hj8 8tujie8 at the U. 8. . Military
uronemiiier crowu wuu wm icro i academy.
tnia wees ior wesceni v,ny.
cheese, butter, - etc., but as the
campers are living principally on
soda water, Mr. P. met with poor
success. ' '
. County Commissioner Bradshaw
is improving his mountain ranch
by building a new barn and putting
a new roof on his dwelling house.
Mr. B. is an enterprising farmer
and the people of this vicinity are
glad to welcome him as a neighbor.
W. C. Daley is completing one of
finest stock barns in Southern Ore
gon. It is one hundred feet in
length, fifty feet wide, holds be
tween ninety and one hundred tons
of hay and will shelter one hundred
and eighty head of dehorned cattle.
Colesteiu News.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Roseburg, Oregon, August 84,
1890. . Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has tiled notice of his in
tunllon to make final proof in support of his
clotm, and that said proof will be made before
W. S. Crowell. county Judge of Jackson county,
Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on October 17,
tSWJ, viz:
' Augustus I.. Williams
On It, R. Ni. 6B2F for the hV4 of the ne and nV4
of tho set. nee g. (p 3tt ., r. 3 e.
tie numcs the following witnesses to prove
hiH continuous residence upon und cultivation
of. said hind, viz:
A. II. Uooibby and II. I.. Pegg. of Prospect,
Oregon, tind Beniton Norberry and 1. 11. Wil
liams, of Central Point. Oregon.
aS3-o 2 R. M. Vkatch, R 'gistcr
Big Sticky Items.
BY BILL NYE'S BROTHER.
Mrs. Rader and daughter, Clara,
were the guests of Mrs. George Gar
ret last Sunday.
Russ Moore, of Central Point,
made his brother, E. L. Moore, a
short call last Saturday.
George Little and family, of Cen
tral Point, passed by Sunday on
their return from the Dead Indian
country.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Anderson, of Redding, Calif.,
are the guests of the former s sister,
Mrs. Wm. Gregory.
Charles Turpin and and family,
K. Kubli and wife left for San
Francisco Monday for a trip in hope
f henifitine the health of Mr. Jv.
who has been poorly for some time.
The family of John Knox, who
is interested in the Grand Applegate
nines, will arrive from San Fran
cisco during the week for an ex
tended visit.
Jas. R. Neil and son, Frank,have
gone to the mountains for a hunt
ing and fishing trip. Engineer
Ganlt is filling the place of con
ductor on the R. R. V. K. K.
J. C. Pendleton and wife made
Jacksonville a visit Tuesday. They
were here on probating business
V,a nnfnfa rtf VQ lata
& FSSThi Twabe; of f Bedford, passed by on their way
Mrs. Pendleton.
Judge Crowell and Sheriff Barnes
n Tuesday exchanged offices. The
aew Quarters of the Sheriff are now
Ml Rnth nffioAB have been renaired nB on a hunting expedition
nrl rnnvated throughout. Rollin Smith and wife, of Big
i ja. w v. inJ,n r.rl Sticky, and Tom Anderson and
if Ar'nnyxr for K-iftmath Jack Hamlin and their families, of
ountv for an outiue. They will
aian visit the family of Tohn Griffin.
His wife is a sister to Mrs. Ander- W. J. Gregory and wile, accom
eon. They will be absent eight or panied by Mesdames Smith, Ander
tp'n Hava . " " eon and Owens, and Messrs. Will
Mrs.' R. R. Dunn returned to her Gregory and Lilburn March started
home in San Francisco Saturday Ior raier iaKe onaay morning,
after a pleasant visit with relatives Forest Moore made a flying trip
and friends. She was aoeoMDanied to Dead Indian last Saturday and
Rakri and Marie returned Sunday. He reports but
to Huckleberry mountain and Cra
ter lake last Thursday.
J. W. Smith, one of our most
solid "keep in the middle of the
road men. has zone to the moun
Medford, started for Crater lake last
week.
springs
to have
now
been
few campers at the
but those few claim
greatly benefitted.
Rev. Merley, of Medford, was out
this way one day recently in search
of his brother-in-law, Mr. Loeber,
whose wife was eeriouBlv ill. Mr
Losher is employed on the Fordyce
threshing machine,
Miss Ellen Bursell, one of Med
ford's most popular teachers,
spending her vacation with her par
is
Nickell. who are spending a week
at the springs.
The lawn party Riven at Mrs. M.
Miller's elegant residence last Wed
nesday, August 19th, eclipsed any
affair ever given in Jacksonville.
The nartv was riven in honor of
Miss Bessie Callender.of LoeGatos,
Calif., a grand daughter f Mrs.
Miller's. Seventy invitations had
been issued to which sixty persons
reRTtnnded. The lawn was beauti-
Aillv Ho-htpd'with Chinese Janterns ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Bursell, of
nrl nvpr niu riiiifnf the block is a I Big Sticky, bat will soon resume
.perfect flower garden. IS pen could her duties in that city.
describe the scene that greeted the Our farmers have their threshing
yes of the guests as they were man- done now, and consequently there
red into the elegant parkra, re- is much rejoicing. Mr. Fordyce,
eived by Miss MollieM liter asoietea who did the tnre&mng -dta good
by Miss Mamie Donegaa. After&n work and has won the esteem of
hour. of social pleasure the guests the farmers by doing exactly as he
were presented with beautiful cards l agreed.'
containing wru queonwa- Unas, uarney toot ma wile and
ards was attached a pencil and a I little daughter to Dead Indian
penny. 1 he questions were w oe eprings one day last week. Charlie
answered on the penny. Five ladtes retarned home the next day, but
and gentlemen each answered tfee famjjy will enjoy the pure
-whole namber, so to decide who the mountain air and delicious soda
Jrst and booby prizes should fall to,J water for a week Qr two.
ImtMeyminglBdj and a popular
Mrs.Tas. Cronemiller and Dr.Robtn-1 , . . M lf,.m.
n beautiful cut glass po where she was saccess-
4wl with silver top, to the former. (M . u&chi rf
JVJSJS Ihe will spend a few wUkl
IT , T : . . . . with ber mother, and then, accom-
TuY EZFZrtZZZtt Ponied by her sister, Annie, and
- cousin, Nels S vend sen, will return
pests partook of a .most sumptuous to KUmalh coantv to 'ch a faH
laoea njircnu wit uio unu. xucn
followed several voeal selections by
Misses Callender. Miller. Mrs. Dr.
Robinson and others. It was after
12 o'eloek before the happy crowd
thought of bidding the charming
adien. The evening will long be
remembered by those present.
Central Point Items.
The hotel is chock full again.
John Wright,a mining man,spent
Sunday here.
Dr. E. P. Geary visited with his
family Monday.
Wm. Slinger, the Medford capi
talist, is stopping at the hotel.
Hugh Cole and wife.of Coles, were
visiting relatives here Sunday .J
Mrs. Ed. Wilkinson and 60ns
were here for a few days this week
Mrs. C. W. Vrooman is visiting
with her daughter,Mrs. N. A. Jacobs.
Mrs. Dennison, of Medford, is
spending a few days at the favorite
resort.
Miss Jessie Cole and Mrs. Joe
Poore took a trip to Dunsmuir dur
ing the week.
Mrs. S. P. Jones and daughter,
Miss Lulu, of Jacksonville, are stop
ping at the hotel.
Mrs. R. R. Dunn stopped off here
one day last week on her way home
to San Francisco.
Hon. Lydell Baker, clerk of the
Oregon railroad commission, is reg
istered at the hotel.
Misses Bessie and Marie Nickel,
daughters of the well-known editor,
are stopping at the hotel.
Mesdames Chas. Vaupel, M. S.
Humbart, and J. R. Casey, of Ash
land, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. S. E. Ish. Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. uore and child and Mat lsh ar
rived Tuesday for a several days'
stay.
Miss Agnes Dowling, who is teach
ing school in the Cole district below
here, bundaved with her sister,Miss
Nellie.
More Medford people have pat
ronued this pleasant summer re
treat than any other section of the
country.
Messrs. Montgomry and Chausse
of Grants Pass, and families have
returned home. Mr. M. discovered
a bee tree before he left, which all
hands joined in felling, and were
rewarded with a find of about 30
pounds of honey.
The recent arrivals at the Hotc
Uolesun. are Mrs. J. Martin and
Miss Bessie A. Martin, Yreka, Calif.
Mrs. W. Weir and Mrs. S. C. Bald
win and child, Oakland, Calif: J
W. Ivey and wife; Porltand, Ore
W. Weir, Dunsmuir.
A. S. Johnson, W. A. Sherman
and Mrs. P. A- Stokes, of Astoria,
Ore.. Mrs. J. J. Stokes and Mi'sb
Stokes of Berkley, Calif., and G.H
Stokes, of MaryEville. Calif., mem
bers of the Crater lake party .visited
Colestin on Monday and left the
same day for their respective homes
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, August 81,
1RMI. Notice is nerrby given turn tuo following
named nettlcr has lllcd notice of his intunlioii
to make final proof in (upport of his claim, and
that said proof will bo made before W. S. Crowell,
county judge of Jackson eouniy, Oregon, at
Jacksonville, Oregon, on October m. 1890, viz:
Kdwin s. MlKUB
On H. E. No. 7918, for the n'i of the sw and
B of the DK, see. 13, tp. 31 a . r. X e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Benson Norberry and E Pleasant, of Central
Point, Oregon, and McDonald Purdue and Perry
Ellis, of Prospect, Oregon,
a '.M--0 9 KM. Veatch, Register.
Hedford Bottling Works ..
PARKER & HIGGINS, ProprY.
There's been a little change in ownership, you see. but .
nono in the quantity or quality of the poods we carry
they are the best in tho market. IroporW find 'lotnestic .
cigars, confectionery and all kinds of summer drinks
always on hand. Remember the number
JACK MORRIS, IESJ!KM3dffiS
...Proprietor of the
Eas
Second
Han
Store
Estray Notice.
XT OTICE is hereby given that I have takes i
IT ud and posted, on the Slst day of July. 1SS6.
the following-described animals: '
One bay mare, supposed to oe aooui twelve
years old, right hind foot white up to ankle and
a little wnite on me leu nino ioov. saaaie ana
harness marks No other marks or brands
perceivable. Also one mare coll about one year
old; color, sorrel, right hind foct white up to
tbe ankle ana a little wnite on ten oina tool,
small star In forehead. Appraised by A. C.
Howlett, J. P. Eagle Point district. Jackson
county, OregoB, at t-i) and 115 respectively.
I3CNJ. S. Bakbr,
Trail, Jackson county, Ore.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE Is hereby given that D. T. Law ton.
assignee of S. C. Wllsen, has Bled his final
report with the Circuit Court, In Jackson
county, Oregon, and baa set the 10th day of
September. 1896, at the hour of 10 a. m. for final
bearing ana approval orsaia court ana tor dis
charge from further responsibility.
Assignee of 8. C. Wilson.
Medford, Oregon, August 7, 1890.
Phoenix Items.
term. We wish Miss Julia the very
best of success.
Lake Creek Items.
Dick Slineer made a business trip
to Medford last week
Miss Ora Daley was visiting
friends in Eagle Point last Sunday.
Mrs. Bowles and Mrs. Nausbaum
Scott Griffin, of Tolo, spent Tues- made a trip to Medford one day re-
4ay in our city. centiy,
Wm. McDonald, of Tolo, spent Miss August Nausbaum. who has
lar,Av in our citv. been stavine at Central f oint, ib
J. 8. March, of Medford. attended visiting ner parents
hurch here Sunday,
A. S. Jacobs made a business
kip to Jacksonville Monday.
Wm. Holmes made a business
trip to Grants Pass during the week.
John Sims and family have gone
to Applegate to spend the summer,
Mrs. E. E. Parks, of Pokegaraa,
is paying friends in this city a visit.
Prof. J. W. Merritt made a busi
ness trip to Jacksonville Tuesday.
J. H. Terrill and Henry Randies
went to Medford with some fine
beef cattle for that market, this
week.
Mike Hanley has been hauling
lumber from Charley's mill, on An
telope, to improve his stock ranch
on north fork Butte creek.
Amiel Peck and wife enjoyed a
few days' outing at Fish lake last
week. They were accompanied by
Mrs. P. brother and sister, of Med-
Miss Ella Hanley, of Medford, ford, Rudolph Peck, of Lake creek.
pent Sunday with friends of this F. A. Peil, of Chimney Rock,
place. . went to Dead Indian soda springs
Gub. Samuels, who is teaching last Saturday with a load of mutton,
Mrs. Frank Towne is very ill.
All the farmers near town have
finished threshing.
We are having very hot weather
at present. Monday it was 100
in the shade.
Misses Mollie and Nellie Towne
are very sick with the measles. We
hope to see them recover soon.
Saturday night we bad one of
our usual social dances, gotten np
bv E. Carver. Lverybody said
they had a most enjoyable time.
I The above items were signed
"B. B." While the items are ac
ceptahle, we prefer to have B. B.'i
identity disclosd in any future com
municalions.J
My little boy, when two years of age
was taken very ill with bloody Mux
I was advised to use Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and luckily procured part or a bottle
I carefully read tbe directions and cravn
it accordingly. He was very low, but
slowly and surely he began to improve,
gradually recovered, and is now as
stout and strong as ever. I feel sure it
saved his life. I never can praise the
remedy half its worth. I am sorry
every one in the world does not know
how good it is, as I do. Mrs. Lin a S
Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion Co.,Fla.
For sale by Geo. U. Haskins.
Tires Set and Rattling; of Spokes
StODDed bv new process, for $2.00 a set.
Will call at place and do work. Call or
drop me a card. C. C. Gilchrist,
Central Point, Ore
Are You doing to Prove up?
Parties who contemplate makin
final proof on their land can saVe a big
item of expense by having us prepare
their paper, which work we will do free
of charge. Bring or send U9 the name
of party making proof, description of
land, the names of four persons who
appear as witnesses and tho date upon
which proof Is to make, giving time
for six weeks' publication.
New and Second Hand Goods....
Comprising Clocks, Bedroom Sets, Watches, Heal
Estate, Lamps, Houses, Lounges, Glass Ware,
Guns, Matting, Axes, Mirrors, Wagons, Buggies,
Stoves, Six Shooters, Bicycles, Carpenter Tools,
Ammunition, and everything else....
JVIusic Hath Charms
Especially is this true when the performer uses an
instrument of known merit, such as Chickering,
Hardman, Fisher, Jewitt and Ludwig pianos, Estey,
rarrand & Votey and Mason Je Hamlin organs. If
you intend purchasing an instrument see me first
Pfof. P. J. HEAD
Count PrinStE.
NOTICE Is hereby siren, thai Healed pro
poofcla will be received for the printing and
publishing of legal adverUnemenla of Jackson
county. Oregon. In not newspaper thereof,
for tne period or one year, commencing Sep
tember 15th. IK. All bid. to be filed with the
clerk of Jackaoa countv. at hi. office, oa or be
fore IX o clock m., or TucMiay. beptemoer vu.
A. V.. ltS. Kacb bid to be accompanied by a
bond in the um of tire hundred dollars for tho
faithful pretormance of tbe same.
uy omer ot the county court, at August scs
slon. pes.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
my band, and affixed the seal of said court, this
the 7th day of August, 1WS.
ISKAI.J UEO.A. JACESOil,
i-oumy vierK.
Wood Wanted.
VTOTICE Is hereby given, that sealed pro-
11 posal. will be received tor tlfly cords of foar
feet, body black oak wood, of rood quality and
perfectly sound, for the use of Jackson county.
Said bids to be fur not les than Hve cord, and
accompanied by a bond for tne delivery of such
wood, at the caurt house, on or before tne latu
day of October, IS.
All bids to be tiled wun tne clerk of Jackson
county, on or before 13 o'clock m . ot Tutsduy,
laelHb day or September, A. ., two.
uy order of tbe oMuty court at August ses
st.m. A. D. lft.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my
band, and affixed the seal of said court, this the
7th day ot August, HWO.
(seal) Geo. A. Jackson.
cooniy i icra.
Medford,
Oregon
OREGON STATE
Citation to Heirs.
In the county court of the state of Oregon, for
tne aoaatv or j ackson.
In the matter of tbe estate
of
ISAAC OoxfTAirr deceased,
To Lavtna J. Kobioson and Isaac Constant
heirs at law of said above named decedent
and In all others Interested In said estate.
In THB HAM or THB STATE or OKKCOM. VOU
are hereby called and required to appear In the
county court of the Stalo of Orecun. lor the
County of Jackson, at the court room thereof.
at Jacksonville In said county, on Tuesday,
i be 8U ay of September, I,1, at H o'clock in
the forenoon of that day. then and there to
show cause, if any exist, why an order should
not be granted to the administrator de bonis
aoa of said estate, to sell at public sale, the
real property belonging to said estate, to-wlt:
Tbe n' of d 1 c No. Ji. and the eH of d I c No.
M. (excepting a rectangular tract containing
forty acres In tbe ne corner or said die .No. Ml ;
also lot & of see t. all In tp 37 s of r 3 w w m.:
also lots 2, 6. o, 7, 8. 9. 10.1S.14.16.17. in Constant's
addition to the town of Central Point, Jackson
county, Oregon, or so much of the aforesaid
real property as will be necessary to pay the
Indebtedness of said estate.
Witness, tbe Hon. Wm. Crowell, judge of the
county court ot the stalo of Oregon, for the
county f Jackson, with tbe seal of said court
affixed, this the Win day of July, IK.
Geo. A. JacksoM.
By W. B. jACttsoM, Clerk.
Deputy.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Monmouth, Oregon
A training school for teachers. Senior
year wholly professional. Twenty weeks of
isycbolOf y and general and special meth
ods: tweaty weeks of teaching and training
department. Training school of nine grades
with two hundred children.
Replar Normal Course of 3 Years
The Normal Diploma is recognized by law
as a elate life cerliflcste ro teach.
Light expenses: board at Normal Dining
Hall tl.SO per week. Furnished rooms with
light and ore, ',b cents to (I 00 per week.
Hoard and lodging In private families,
to Hi per week.
TUITION: Sub Normal, $S per term of ten
weeks: Normal. 16.25 per term of ten weeks.
Grades from reputable schools accepted.
Catalogues cheerfully tarnished on ap
plication. Address:
P. L. CAMPBELL.
Or W. A. Was. President.
Sec'y of Faculty.
SUMMONS.
Ia tbe circuit court of the state of Oregon,
within and tor Jackson county.
Adonlram J. Stewart, 1
No.4IS.
Suit In Equity to
Foreclose a
Mortgage.
Summons.
Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles Cowlea and
Victoria Cowlea.
Defendants.
To Charlea Cowlea and Victoria Cowlea, defen
dants:
IN the name of the State of Oregon, yon and
each of you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint ot tbe plaintiff tiled
against you In the above entitled court and
cause, by the 6rst day of the next, tbe regular
September A. D., 189 term of said circuit court,
to be begun and held at the court house in the
town of Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon,
on the fourteenth day of September A. D.. ISiK),
or Jadgment and decree for want thereof will be
taken against you.
And you and each of you are hereby notified
that if you fall to so answer said complaint as
hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for tb- relief demanded therein, to-wil:
For judgment agninst you and each ot you for
the sum of six hundred dollars, with Interest
thereon from and since tho ltfth day of May A.
D., 1891. at tbe rate of ten per cent per annum,
and for the further sum or scvonty nve dollars,
attorney's fees herein, and for the costs and
disbursements of this suit, all in gold ot the
United Stutea ot America; that plaintiff be do
creed to have a lion upon tho mortgaged real
estate described In the oomplaint from and
after the 19 dav of May A. D., to secure
the puyment of said judgment. Interest, attor
ney's foes, costs and dlsbursmentr ; that the
equity of redemption of said defendunts horeln,
and both and each ot them. In and to the said
mortgaged premises be forever barred and
foreclosed; that a special execution Issue for
the sale of said mortgaged premises and that
the same be sold thereunder to satisfy said
judgment, interest, attorney's fees and costs
and dlsburements ; that a general execution Is
sue against tbe said defendants and both and
each of them, for any balance of said judgment
remaining unsattstlod aftor tbe said mortgaged
premises nave boon exhausted, and for such
other, further and full relief as may be just and
eaoitable In the premises.
This summons Is published once a week for
six consecutive weeks prior to 11 ret day of said
term of said court. In the Mkdfoiid Mail by
order of tho Hon. H. K. Hunna, judge ot the
above entitled court, made at chambers, on the
17th day of July, A. D., ltfixs.
J. H. WniTMAK.
Attorney for Plain tiff.
Fresh Groceries...
ALBERT NTJTT
Has just received a large invoice of Fresh Groceries, which
will bo sold at "way down" prices. Also
Flour, Feed, Produce and Wood...
Give mc a call and save money on you groceries.
THE MORTAR
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Stationery,
IP-AJlISTTS and oils,
Tobaccoes. Cigars, Perfnmerv, Toilet Articles and '
Evervthing that Is carried In a first
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IPerscriptions Carefullv ;- Compounded.
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my patrons with what they need in the line of
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My stock is up to date, my work guaranteed.
Repairing neatly and promptly executed
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