P OUR COUNTV
i Correspondents j
Jackauuvllle Nhwh.
Mm. W. R. Colcinim, of I'iiomilx,
.'punl Prlduy with Mra. Clu. Nuw
liury. Died In JuolcHonvllle, March
29, lt)D Tlios. W. Stewart, ago 6
- yearn.
. Porn In JuoU won vlllo, ' March
"'SI, 180, to Mr. und Mra. Wm.
I'uhl, duuglitor.
8. T. Taylor, of the Taylor
Jiouao, waa quite 111 luat wtek with
oryalpalua, but ia recovering.
ChrlH. Ulrluh, of tho planing
mill, litnt wuuk ruoulvmi a carload
of oudur hIiIukIdh from Taooma.
Mra. K. Wllklnann and Mr. and
. Mrs. Lli)lnuutt altondud Kuator
attrvicna at tho Catholio Church
Bum! ay.
W. VV. Burthorton, one of tho 8.
I. Company' ngunlH, waa here
Friday and paid to HhurifT Orme
)fl4,l (10 taxoa.
(). 0. Walker. 0o. W. Dunn, B.
F. IteuHor, Ue II. Minklor, of Ash
land, woro hore during tho wouk in
attondanco at cirouit court.
Cirauit and oniuruiaaioiinrR courta
vjiro In aoaslofi thia week and In
conauquonce thuro of buainosa abuut
the court nouae la ununaning.
W. T. Leaver and wife, the Doan
brotliera. T. Writ-lit and othtira
from Central Point precinrt, were
iiura during tho week on court
ImHlnuaa.
j Mra. N. liaer and MIhb Clara
Uafr, of Central Point, were vialtora
at tho county aoat Tueaday, the
farmer will leave next week for
Colorado for a vlalt with relatives
Grand iurora for the April term
, of court are D. Linn, foreman,
. Peunia Dugaan, Geo. W. Dun,
Thoa. P. Kahler. B. . Iteeeor, W.
MoPheraon and J. H. Crawford,
Charloa Shulta and Alex. Tbomp
aon are court and grand jury
l.ailiffa.
We notice the following attorneys
in attendance at thia term of
circuit court: L. V. Btewart and
Robert Smith, of . Grants Paaa,
JoaeDh Hammeraly, Gold Hill, w.
I. Vawtar. A. 8. Hammond. 8. W.
Mitohell, W. E. Phippa, Medford,
K. D. Brigga, G. V. Trefern, Dia
triul Attorney Walaon, Aaniana
W. 8. Crowell. J. R. Nell, A. N
Holiaa, Chaa. Prim, C. W. Kahlor,
W. M. Colvla and E. A. Keamea,
Aabtaud Iteina. '
jUrvtal, Klamath County, to tenoh
Irouuol.
Mlaa Olive Groaorv has returned
home from a vlalt In San Francisco
and Suorainouto.
Mlaa Maude Weeka. of Phounlx,
waa vlHitlng Mlaa Jomiu Mathoa in
Aahland laat wouk.
Marrk'd In ABhland, April 2,
18UU, ICdward Kohlaon, of Talent.
and Mlaa Blanche M. Morgan.
Misaoa Etta Johnson and Lora
Cotton have gone to Klamath
County whore they will toaoh school.
Key, A. J. Huuuulut and wife loft
Monday for Upton, Calif., where
Mr. Huauelet will hold rovlval aerv
loea.
Mra. W, C. Hevlnaton went over
to Sisaon, Calif., Monday. , Mr. B.
la In charge of the a). P, work train
there.
Mra. Goo. Koblaori waa up from
Talent vlaitlng frionda the fore part
or the week, returning homo Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mra. Goo. 8. Calhoun
came up from Grants Puhb Sunday
on a visit with rulativoa. Mr, Cal
houn returned homo Monday over.'
Died In Aohland, April 8, 1801),
anion IC. Ninlngor, aged 23 yearn,
months and lzuaya. i ho funeral
services woro held In the Dunkard
Church In thia city on Tuesday.
nturiuent in the Talent cemetery.
Died In Aahland, April 4, 1890,
Mra. E. C. Walaworth, aiiod 70
years and 0 months. The funeral
services were hold Wednesday after
noon. Interment in Hargadine
cemetery.
After tho new time card affecting
the overland paaaengor trains of the
Southern Pacific Company between
rortland and Han Francisco which
will go into efleot next Sunday,
Aahland will no longer be an eating
station, on account of dining cara
between Glendale and Heading be
ne on. The uenot hotel under
the managomont of J. A. Grose will
not be oloaed.
Frank Willlama returned laat
Friday froui a trip to Portland.
4'v Mra. O. O Helman is over from
; Fort Join), Calif, vlaiting relatives
Geo. V. Vaui)el and Misa Mary
Medley went down to Jacksonville
Tueaday.
Allen T. Holt left laat week for
yea cam
Did you ever try to dodge the
rain-drops ? Did not succeed
very well, did you? It's Just
aa useless to try to escape from
the germs of consumption. You
can't do It. They are about us
on every hand and we are con
stantlv taking them Into our
Iuiim.
Then why don't we all have
this disease? Simply because
these germs cannot sain a foot
hold In) a strong- throat and
lunars. It's when these are
weak that the srerms master.
The body must be well supplied
with fat The danger comes
when the blood is poor and the
body Is thin. If your cough does
not yield, and your throat and
lungs feel raw and sore, you
should not delay another day
Take
Scott's
Emulsion
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos
whites at once, It .will heal the
Inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as well. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetite better and the weight
Increases. The whole body be
comes well fortified and the
germs ef consumption, cannot
gain a foothold.
It's this nourishing, sustain
Ing and strengthening power
of SCOTT'S EMULSION that
has made It ofyiuch value In
all wasting and exhausting
diseases.
toc-ind li.oo, all dnifgUu.
, SCTTTOWNB,CawiUtlNwYork.
Proapect Items.
An Excellent Combination.
The Dleaoant method and benefloial
effuuU of the well koown remedy,
Kraui- or Kios, manufactured by the
CAI.iroiiNIA Fio HniUH Co., Illuntrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of pliuiU known to be
mudlviuully luxativu and projuiuliuir
thorn In tho form most refreshing to the
taate and acceptable to the system. It
la the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, oleauslng the system effectually.
dispelling colds, huadachua and fuvera
gunny yet promptly anu mauling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Ita perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and Its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or Irrltatlug them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In tho nrocess of manufacturing flirs
are used, an they are pleasant to the
vasie, mil mo meuiciuai qualities ol tne
remedy are obtained from aonna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho CAI.iroiiNIA Fio Hyiiui
Co. only. In order to get ita beneficial
effecU and to avoid ImiUitiona, pleae
niinemoerine iuii name oi muKimpaiiy
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN FHABOIaOO, CAL
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For Mlc by all Oruxtd!' I'rlce Boc. per bottle
district have engaged the aervlces
of Mlaa Anna Griaaom to teach the
spring term of school, .
Corn, meal, graham or chopped
feed, ground for 8 and 10 cents per
bushii or toll, 20 pounds on the
hundred, at tho Lost Creek Corn
Cracker.
Talent News Items.
D. Andorton waa paying Medford
a visit Bunday and Monday.
Misa Anna B. Anderaon went to
Aahland on the 4th to spend a few
days.
Messrs. Brooks and Cozad are
prospecting up on Wagner creek
this week.
Mr. and Mra. Ed. Robinson went
down to Phoenix Monday on a
viait with friends.
Howard Durkey has been on the
sick list for several days, but is
bettor at preaent.
John Garvin had aeveral tons of
quarts worked on Firman Cauoh's
erastra with good results.
Died In Aahland, April 2d,
181)!), James Niniier, eldea son of
0. Ninger, and was buried at tbe
German Baptist cemetery, in Tal
ent, April 4th, at 1 o'clock.
The Effects of the Grip.
Aro overcome by Hood's Sarcaparilla
which purifies tho blood, tones the
stomach, strengthens tbe nerves, and
makes the whole system vigorous and
bealtby.
A vegetable cathartic that can bo re
lied upon to do its work thoroughly
Mood's Pills.
The Mail 111 print 50 calling
cards lor !t conn.
Consultation and Advice free.
A part of tbe staff of tho English and dermao Physicians and Dr. Meyer
Co, will make their regular monthly visit to ,
MEDFORD
Tuesday, April 18
THEY WILL BE AT THE
NEW HOTEL NASH
nY WILD HILL.
There ia two feet of anow on the
summit between Gray's and Wil
lilts".
Tl inga are looking little like
apring and everything ia coming
right along.
Charlea Koighton waa up to Mr.
MoCall'e laat week on buaineaa with
our road auperviaor.
Wm. Coulver and family have
I een visiting for the last week with
Messrs. Ureen and Is ye.
W. J. Tibbets was over to Root.
Lewis laat week for a abort viait.
Mr. Lewis returned 1 to Prospect
with him.
Mr. Willitts went to the valley
laat week, aocompanied by a couple
of school teachers, Miaa Wriaiey
and Mr. Ferguson.
Mr. Caaebolt ia busy on the Gray
farm getting things ready for apring.
Everything ia coming all at once on
the farmers in thia vicinity.
The Proud foot k Gray mill is
making ready for the apring run
and will start in a week or two, as
they are iu a rush now to make
everything go. Mr. Price ia the
head man there and a nuaier in
every reseot.
C. V. Skeel ia making aome nn
prorements on his homeatoad by
outing up some new ienoing and
getting ready for gardening. Ho
has Wm. J. linbeta stopping witli
him until the mill starts, when he
will go to work.
Central Point Items.
teams run away last Monday and
demolished the buggy, but fortu
nately the occupants jumped out
without receiving any injuries.
Prank Mee, one of Josephine
County's prominent lumber manu
facturers, tarried here Saturday
night, having in charge eight head
of draft horses which he had pur
chased in tbia county for the 8. P.
D. &. L. Co., of Grant Pass.
"A word to the wise Is sufficient" and
a word from the wise should be suffi
cient, but you aak, who are tbe wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated ex
perience of trustworthy persons may be
taken for know! duo. Sir. W. M. Terry
Bays Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives bettor satisfaction than any otbei'
in tho market. Ho has been in tbe
drug business at Elk ton, Ky., for twelve
years; has sold hunareus ol Dottles oi
tills remedy and nearly all other cough
medicines manulaoturea, wniun snows
conclusively that Chamberlain' la the
moat satisfactory 13 the people, ana la
the best, f or sale oy Unas. Strang,
druggist, Medford; Dr. J. Hlukle, Cen
tral Point.
E. L. Karra loft for Hornbrook
Friday on a business trip.
John S. ntma made Medford a
businopa trip lust Tuesday.
Geo. Lynch, of Talent, spent
aeveral days hore last week.
George Stevena, of ABhland, spent
laat Sunday with friends of this
oity.
Misa Roberta Rippey commenced
a torm of school at Bungle laat
Monday.
John Olwell shipped a carlond of
hay to Hdder Bros., Redding, Calif.,
on Tuesday.
Honry Hillor and family, of
Granta Paaa, spent a day here last
week with friends.
Mrs. J. W. Merritt and daughter
made relativos at Jacksonville a
visit laat Saturday.
Ellzaboth Cokerand son, Edward,
left for Klamathon on Wednesday,
whoro they will spend the summer.
Miaa Mary Magruder, who has
boon paying her parents a visit, re
turned to Klamathon on Wednes
day's train.
Miaa Stella Stldham loft" for
Glondale on Saturday's train, where
she goes to take oharge of the spring
term of sohool.
EH Mver. who has been spending
the oast vear at Lebanon, has
opened his meat market here again
and his many friends weloouro him
home.
One of I. F. William's livery
Wold Hill Nnggew.
Health of community improving.
Mra. Carl Phelps went to Med
lord Friday.
J. W, Markaberry went to Jack-
aonville Monday.
Horace Pelton, of Same Valley,
waa in town Tuesday.
Tbe Odd Fellows will dedicate
their new hall tbe 2Glh.
Thoa. Kahler and J. H. Crawford
went to Jacksonville Monday.
J. L. Hammeraley ia at Jackson
ville tbia week attending court. .
Attorney Dalrymple made a fly
ing trip to Jacksonville Monday.
Geo. W. Short, who has beou ill
for sometime paat, is able to be up
and about again.
From all appearances we are to
have a division of the military
company which is being organized
at Grants Pass.
John Fitzgibbin, a mining man
of San Francisco, ia looking over
the mines of thia vicinity with a
view of investing.
An entertainment was given by
the ladies of the W. R. C. Tuesday
night. The program was followed
by ioe cream and cake.
The Southern Paoifio Company
have put several men to work this
week, grading for a new side traoK.
We are to have a new depot also.
The oity eleotlon passed of!
quietly. The following were elected
counoilmon: H. C. McMiir, W. T
Reames, C. J. Downing, J. W.
Markaberry and S. C. Tweedy.
Recorder, v. A. Uarter; marshal,
Walter Dungev. Vote to bond the
town for the purpose of putting in
a Byetem of water works was carried
by a amall majority.
Lake Creole Items. .
VY HUMllLEDEK.
Miss Minnie Town was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Herman Meyer, last
Monday.
Mrs. Edith Downing and sister,
Miss Sophie Ratrie, were visiting at
at Chaa. Hoett's Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Wright and daughter,
Miss Eva, were the guests of Mrs
M. D. Bowles last Sunday.
Resardless of muddy roads and
bad weather, L. Tom made a trip
to the valley with a load of vege
tables last week.
Misses Donna and Mtbel Bell, of
Brownsboro, were pleasant visitors
at the home of J. H. Tyrrell and
family last week.
The patrons of the Mountain View
Trail Creek Items.
Mra. L. H. Hill ia still in poor
health.
Mrs. James Briscoe was visiting
relatives at Trail Friday.
Born To Mr. and Mra. Levi
Dawaon, Marob 28th, an 8 pound
daughter.
Mrs. Stewart and children are
now visiting with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. S. Wilaon.
Mr. Pearce, of Oakland, Calif.,
passed through Trail Sunday on
hie return from up in tbe timber
country.
L. S. Marck, of Upper Trail creek,
passed through here on bis way to
Ashland to buy machinery for his
saw mill.
Miss Mystill and her sister, Miss
Martha, were visiting Mrs. Morrison
Sunday. Miaa Mystill is teaching
the spring term of school.
Prod Inlow went to Medford last
Saturday after medicine for Mrs,
Hill, and having to wait to see Ur,
Picket, the attending physician, he
took in the Jessie Shirley show,
whioh was greatly enjoyed.
Lower Trail is now without
teaoher for the spring term, owing
to the illness of Miss Mattie Uarter,
the young lady employed. Exper
ienced ladv teaoher wanted. Ad
dress the board at Trail postoffice,
without delay.
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Finger on
Your Poise
You feel the blood rushing
along.
But what kind of blood?
That la the question.
I a It pure blood or Impure
blood?
If the blood ia impure then
you are weak and languid;
your appetite ia poor and your
digestion ia weak. You can
not aleep well and the morn
ing finds you unprepared ifor
the work of the day. Your
chteks are pale and your com-
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troubled with rlmcles. bolls.
or aome eruption of the skin.
wny not purity your oiooar
v
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will do It. Take It a few days
and then put your linger on
your pulse again. You can
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Impure Blood. ,
If xau are bllloua, take
Ayer'a Pills. They greatly
aid the Saraaparllla, They
cure eonerlpattoa also.
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WKMUMti imiT all ut lameniaTa
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Among the ailments cured by the English and German
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Briffht'sdiMue and all other dlaeuea of tha kldners: dlMuaa of tba bl&dder. urln&rr or-
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tavbed blood, blood poison sod scrofula; catarrh, tonallittii, consumption, bronchitis, asthma
an J other throat and lung troubles ; tumors, deformities. Insomnia, melancholy, paralysis, rup
ture, dymsntery, neuralcta, rheumatism, still and swollen Joints; female complaints,
Inoladin ovarian troubles; piles, flstola, obelsity. rtna; wotm and goiter; tobacco, opium, co
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liable, but are responsible, being backed by ample capital and ably managed.
Diseases which have baffled the skill of other Bhvalclan and tubbornlv refused to yield to
ordinary medicines, methods and appliances, are quickly subdued and mastered by these soo
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Kalsotnlniiig and Tinting
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Estimates furnished free for
paper hanging and painting
BJcCormiGk RoKi
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We will have a car-load of these Mowers direct from the
factory on or about April 10th. Call and see them.
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Medford,
Oregon
NASH LIVERY and FEED STABLES.
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Having lately purchased these atablea we aro prepared to furnish
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Boarders and transient will re
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Boarders and transient will reoalve oareful attention. Commercial travelers
rlc;a a apeolalty.
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