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LOCAL HEWS Walker’s Squirrel Poi son. Best made. 30c per can. Nunan-Taylor Co. William Puhi was in town Monday. Richard Gaskin was at Medford Sun day. Mrs. Newbury was in Medford Wed nesday. Lou Breeden of Joe Bar was in town this week. Miss Stella Levy visited Medford Thursday. Mrs. R. T. Burnett visited Medford Thursday. Mrs. John F. Miller was in Medford Thursday. J. H. Bellinger was in Jacksonville Saturday. Rev. Robt. Ennis visited Medford Saturday. 175 votes cast at the city election Tuesday. Mrs. J. Nunan visited friends in Med ford Sunday. C. L. Reames was attending circuit court Thursday. J. T. Gagnon of Medford was in Jack sonville Thursday. Mrs. John Dugan was a Medford vis itor Saturday. Lean Hanna made a trip to Medford Tuesday morning. M. A. Finney and Oscar Lewis spent Sunday in Medford. Jacksonville held its annual municipal election Tuesday. days with her fat! er. L. A. Rose at | of eight ■ <*■ miles, and also three miles of Phoenix, this week who was ill with and iracx. South of Moro there Lagrippe. . , were several bad washouts. When the train from Shaniko passed The home cf R. T. Burnett known as the Dowell house was sold this week to through Moro at 11 o’clock this morn Jason Hartman of Medford. Considera ing, the first in five successive days, it carried 263 passengers in two coaches tion $1509. Pullman Wash., March 2- The water \V hy buy new chilled plow shares in the Palouse river has receded, and when you can have your old ones ground work of repairing the town has begun. as good as new at Roundtree’s grind The total damage will easily reach $50,- ing and gumming works. OoO, and many place it above that sum. FOR SALE—A tract of timberland, No lives were lo-t here. The Burgan- containing 160 acres, situated in Emerson company’s department store Douglas Co., Ore. Timber estimated was a heavy loser. The dry goods stor at 4,000,000 feet, fir and cedar. of Hill »Wooden suffered several thous Apply to Jacksonville Post. and loss. L. B. Miller’s jewelery store W. M. Murry of Portland and S. A. was almost completely destroyed. The Sailor of Eugene, representatives of the furniture store of C. M. Waters was Pacific Telephone Co., visited the Jack badly damaged, all the furniture being sonville office Wednesday. crushed in a pile together. Rev. C. H. Johnston arrived Wednes Lewiston, Idaho, March 2. Wire and day evening from Fair Oaks, near Sac other communication with Colfax ceased ramento, Cal., to take charge of the last night. Extreme anxiety is felt Methodist pastorate at this place. Mr. here for the safety of Colfax citizens. Johnston formerly held a charge at Unconfirmed reports this morning say Merrill, Ore. that the flood water at Colfax is still FOR SALE.— A first class cigar anb I riling andthatdowntown buildingshave confectionery business, price $1,000 and collapsed, caused by the undermining stock at invoice. Also a modern 11- of their foundations. Seven feet of room residence, independent water water was reported in the streets of Colfax Tuesday, when wire communi right, and three lots, price $5,500. cation ceased. This morning’s report Apply at Deneff’ Confectionery. from Colfax further states that several Mrs. H. K. Hanna, who has been ill persons were killed when the buildings for several months from paralysis, re collapsed. covered sufficiently to leave for San- Francisco Tuesday. She was accompa The Colds that Hang on nied by her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Gil Are readily cured by Dr. Bell’s Pine- mer and son Herbert Hanna. Tar-Honey. It relieves the cold and stops the coughs. There is only one Help Wanted genuine. For that cough. Get a bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey. It is the best. For sale by Dity Drug Store. Trains Wrecked in Washington. bud. has to pay. Even the oyster is , compelled to shell out. Speaking of home remedies, the “switch” of uu.- grandfathers was u 1 .atty good remedy for quite a long I I., t of juvenile disorders. One swallo.v iocs not make a sum- m r, but a dozen or so in a black bottle are a sufficient to produce a great change in temperature. We are told that blasts from a ram’s horn knocked down the walls of Jericho and we have seen a blast from a rsm’s j horn knock down a man. The ox knoweth his owner and the ass his master's crib, but there are any number of men who do not know when to quit when they have told all they know. • Tender-hearted folks may succeed in getting the rod banished from the schools, but they will never be able to make the railroads give up their switch es. There are any number of men who while ever ready to share their troubles with • their wives, manifest a strong disinclination to share their plea sures with them. “I sang because I could not choose but sing,” wrote the poet, and that about expresses the lay of the hen. Thoi laws of nature rather than “dope” w troi her output. I £ Waltham Í T ? Dr . Bell’s Antiseptic satVG Good for all Skin DP ' ^eases« River ’ .a to . , have a ,. i, Hood . , big new hotel. 6 Rev. Robert Ennis went to Medford ads of Elgin apples sold at Spokane, Wash., March 2.—Great ,.MV° S. P. DeRoboam was in Medford on Tuesday to attend the funeral of the high prvje- j jn gt pa* Nor ;hern train No. 2, the Oriental Lim business Wednesday. late Mrs. Almira Sturges, it being her bui djng an(j loan association may ited, struck a rockslide one mile east of Mrs. Frank Humphry was a visiter ! request in her will that he officiate. Milan, Wash., at 2 o’clock this after 1 e "ux med at Grants Pass. Mrs. Sturges was a pioneer of this in Medford Monday. section having lived at Applegate a num noon and was thrown from the track ae number of men employed on rail- and entirely destroyed by fire. Two j iv ad work up the Deschutes exceeds Miss Flossie Dunford is reported ill ber of years. men were killed, either the engineer or i' 8000. with appendicitis. The new Oliver Typewriter, latest James Fay of the Medford Mail Tri improved can be seen at this office. the fireman, and one unknown man, wtv Oakland Commercial club has pledged was riding the brakebeams. Moretb bune was in town Tuesday. We have secured the agency for Jack , half a score of . passengers were .an lr ur_ $50 a month for 10 months for publicity. Recorder M. F. Eggleston of Ashland sonville and surrounding country and ed, none seriously. Two carlo' A big warm rain now in the upper would be pleased to receive your order. mail was entirely destroyed by ^re was in Jacksonville Satnrday. country would make heap big chuck, Jacksonville Post sure enough. Mrs. E. J. Kubli made a business trip to Medford Saturday morning. Miss Emma Wolfe of Medford visited Ellensburg, W ish,. Mar .h 2.—Mes- The business of Tillamook’s postoffice L. B. Brown of Medford was in Jack friends in Jacksonvil’e this week. sages practically confirm! ng logs of ,he is increasing by leaps and bounds,says Miss Wolfe is the owner of some valu “Silk Tram” on the M flwaukee road the Herald. sonville on business Saturday. For 16 beef cattle a Dufur butcher A full line of pipes, tobacco and able property situated on the site of were received he re this afternoon. The the proposed new depot at Medford, tiain had been s.tandir ,g aj a mountain paid almost $1000. The beef trust isn’t smokers’ articles, at the Boss’. negotiations for the purchase of which station in the Cascades for more than a getting all the money. Roby Norris returned from a short are now in progress. week, with the enp jne at a water tank. A 55 acre tract of land near Medford visit at Waterville, Wednesday. For Croup A landslide la it r lght completely buried was sold for $60,000, having doubled in Attorney A’ E. Reames paid Grants Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey is the best the train and Water tank. The front value twice in two years. Pass a professional visit Monday. known remedy. Do not experiment get end of the '.oco' motive is partly visible, Tw’o new boats will be put on the William McIntyre is recovering from the genuine Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar. Honey. elegraph wir es are down and details I route between Tillamook and San Fran his recent attack of scarlet fever. are mea ner.. Reports indicate that the On account of a weakened bridge ov cisco and one to Portland. Mrs. Mary Chavner Price of Gold er Griffin creek near the Thomas loss on the goods will be in the thous Rock crushing operations are carried Hill was a visitor in town Tuesday. place, it was necessary to run the mo ands, as the snow carried trees and on at Gold Ray on a very extensive lar-^e boulder- with it. A. W. Silsby of Ashland was a busi tor car in place of the train on the The siik train left Tacoma the night scale and with the latest machinery. Monday morning trip to Medford. Ail ness visitor in Jacksonville Tuesday. There are 110,000 sheep around Echo, J. W. Ridden of Medford transacted necessary repairs have now been made ¿lie bad sto?m broke and was scheduled : says the Echoes, and 1,000,000 pounds to make the transcontinental run in less however and the line is again in gond, business at the court house Saturday. order. than five days to New Yoik City with of wool a year are sold to the scouring Insure your buildings in the Saint an immensely valuable cargo. It was mill there, and 40,000 head of mutton Nunan Taylor Co. received a car load Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. caught by the storm on the west side sheep are shipped from there. of flour and feed from the Willar^ette Joseph Beeman of Gold Hill hadbusi valley Tuesday and w ill sell at tne fol of the mountains and never got as far In Umatilla county it has been discov ness before the county court Wednes lowing low ¡prices: Roiled Barley per down this side as Fasten. ered that the official ages ofsomespin- day. The Milwaukee’s only rotarv broke ister school teachers have remained the sack, $1.55, shorts 1.5), bran 1.05, seed J. W. Opp of the Opp mining Co., re oats per sack 2.25, rolled oats 1.50, Cor all its blades and this morning 90 shove same for six or $even years. But to fix turned from a short trip to New York, vallis flour, sack $1.5-), ML Hood hard lers were sent out on foot from Cle El- her own age is one of a woman’s right. um to uncovur the train. this week. Ashland Record: The people stood by wheal flour 1.65. --------------------------- their mayor because he stood for the W. I. Crawell and atty. W. E. Phipps A Pleasant Physic. policy of doing something. Feelers of were here from Medford the first of When you w ant a pleasant physic Light Spa ks. the public pulse will bear this in mind. the week. give Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver The policy of not making mistakes by Sam Hodges of Gold Hill spent Sun Tablets a trial. They are mild and gen By GarAesociate Editor. doing nothing is a fading issue in Ash day with Assessor W. T. Grieves and tle in their action and always produce a A sure way to save money,—don’t land. family. pleasant cathartic effect. Call at th i spend it. The drilling project at Athena is still George H. Durham, a prominent at City DrugStor? for free sample. Many a nut is not what it was crack in progress with a new gasoline engine torney of Grants Pass was in Jackson FOR SALE—S. C. White Leghorns, ed up to be. to drive the drill. The well is now nearly ville Saturday. (295) strain.) Cockerels $3 to $5; A horse may know a good bit with 1000 feet in depth, and the sumof $5000 Judge Calkins heard the case of Edg pullets $1.50; Eggs (15) $2; day-oid out a college education. has already been expended by the enter ar Hafer vs The Medford & Crater Lake chicks $1.50 dozen. Buff Orpingtons, prising promoters. The water is get One of the surest ways to loose a Railway Saturday. Cockerels $5; pullets $2.50; eggs (15) ting warmer, and the flow is increasing friend is to loan him money. $3; day-old chicks $3 dozen. Order It is reported that the Ray tract south in volu n- e. Anti-fat remedies are seldom needed chicks now. 1000 skunk skins want of town will be placed on the market Drillers of oil well near Nehalem are ed. I buy furs. W. T. G oodman , by the man who leans on hope. in the near future. down nearly 300 feet, and have un* Box 412, Gran ts Pass, Oregon, ft is quite useless to tell the goat not questionable indications that prove the Call and see the fine line of stationary, When you tr avel, keep track of to butt in; he will doit any way. all high grade goods, latest and most presence of oil in vicinity, says the HARPER signs.. You will find Harper How can we tell whether a resolution Enterprise. Several explosions of gas ashionable styles, at Deneffs. Mrs. Roundtree was called to Med whiskey on sale in practically every is good or not till after we have broken have been witnessed and an oily sub stance is bronght up at each boiling ford Wednesday evening by the illness town, city and village where whiskey it? can lawfully be sold, This World Wide “It was all over in a minute,s’might from the bottom of the well. of the child of a friend. popularity means something - it means refer to a railway accident or to a wed Cottage Grove Sentinel: Roseburg Miss Leona Ulrich who has been in you should buy HARPERS whiskey ding. lias long been famed “ A City Beauti Seattle for several months returned from E. H. Helms. There are strong points of similarity ful” from its picturesque location, its home a few days ago. between a football rush and a bargain- magnificant roses and the beauty of its A. A. Davis, one of the principles in ! surroundings. Roseburg of only two counter rush. Damage s By Floods. the Medford Crater Lake Railroad case, years ago has grown from a prosperous In times these of high prices every- visited Jacksonville Saturday. I country town to a bustling modern city, Dr. J. F. Reddy, E. E. Kelly, H. With- Salem, Or., March 2,-The Willamette i with paved atreets, broad concrete side ington, Edgar Hafer and William Colvig river at Salem is rising at the rate of walks, and the new post electric light of Meoford attended court Saturday. nearly two inches an hour and now ing system, which gives its three com- Patrick Donegan, Sr.-returned Mon stands at the 18'/. foot mark. During Every woman may not bo hand 1 rnercial streets the appearance of a day from a visit of several months with the night the river rose more than two some, but every woman should great city boulevard at night. Journal. relatives in SanFrancisco and Stockton. feet. Rains in this part of the valley keep with care the good points Gives Prompt Relief Ezra Arnold of Poorman’s Creek who are not heavy and it amounts to little nature has given her. No woman more than a continuous mist, but warm need have sallow skin, dull eye, William H. Douglas Jr. of Washinfton has been in Jacksonville for medical treatment returned to his home Tues winds accompanying it are melting the blotchy complexion, who pays D. C., says: 1 tai;e great pleasure in snows in the mountain; rapidly. Small proper attention to her health. informing you 1 have used Dr. Beil’s day. and it gave me al- feeders from the Cascade range ar Where constipation, liver derange* I'ine-Tar-Honey, most instant relief. George Chapman and Lee Benson, rising fast and flooding the lowlands mentn, blood impurities and other two Montana mining men, have taken and filling the river. _ _r _ _______ ____ irregularities exist, good complex a lease on the Duvis mines at Willow Grand Jury Recalled. ion, bright eyes and sprightly Moro. Or., Mai. h 2. F >ods have «on, Springs. strate.l train and telegraph service m movements cannot exist. Internal There .s Cr.ly One 1 ine-Tar Honey reveal thcrnnclve» sooner tl.la section uf Oregon for live > t -’r. derangement« Owing to the fact that there arc sev or later on the surface. Headache, dark That is Dr. Bell’. It is ho original High waters washed out bridges on .he rings around the eyes, sallow skin, a con eral prisoners in the county jail await and can be relied on in ert-up, coughs, Shansko branch of the O. R: i. N. and stant tired feeling—mean that the liver ing trial on criminal charges, Judge colds and all hmgar.d bror.chial troub and digestivo organs are needing help and les. Loo!; for the bell on the Bottle-. laid out wagon road traffic. correction. Chamberlain's Stomach and Calkins has issued an order recalling the One br.dge went out three times in Liver Tablets give this neccaae^y help. grand jury for the December terin of Mr. Smith, a new arrival in Jackson two davr. As soon as the water would They work in nature's own way. They do no* court to investigate the charges. ville has purchased 10 acres in the Hoi- permit the bridge would be repaired, merely flu*h the bo we la but tone up the brer and stomach to fulfill their proper function?. So mild The grand jury will meet on March man addition situated at the south end only to go out again with another fresh and gentle do they act that one hardly realize» that they have taken med’"ine. Chamberlain** Zi, just a week before the opening of of town. et. Seven bridges were washed out be Tablets can be relied uro □ relieve UihoueneM, the regular March term of circuit court ■nditr-sfioQ, constipation , . Sold Mrs. Nellie Newbury spent several tween Moro and Hay Canon, a stretch ©ry where. Price 23 ceota. and will investigate the several cases A Handsome Woman I a Watch About ir Í ■ i I Watches Dont b a watch from a catalogue of 3 • • mail order house—you will be dis appointed if you do. Go to a jeweler; for his own reputation, if nothing else he will see that the watch you buy has been put in thorough order, properly oiled, regulated, and is running right. Everyone knows that Waltham Watch es are as accurate timekeepers as it is possible to make, and yet there are a hundred accidents that may happen to a perfect watch after it leaves our fac tory. A good watchmaker knows how to remedy such things, and you may be sure he will do it before he takes your money. Don’t fail to see my stock of watches before buying. I carry all makes of standard watches. MARTIN J. REDDY The Jeweler, Near Post Office MEDFORD, OREGON invo ved. This is the first time in the history of the first judicial dis trict that a grand jury has been recalled after having been discharged by the court, but the exigencies of the cases and the desire of Judge Calkins to keep the docket as nearly up todate as possi ble are responsible for this order. Mail Tribune. ------- —♦<£>♦ ——• A Smooth Skin Black Heads, Chaps, Pimples, Sores and all unhealthy conditions of the skin are unsightly and detract from the looks. Buy a box of Dr. Bell’s Anti septic Salve, a creamy, snow white ointment. apply as directed and your s kin will be as clear as a baby’s. At all dealers in medicine. How Good News Spreads. “I am 70 years old and travel most of the time,’’ writes B. F. Tolson, of Elizabeth. Ky. “Everywhere I go I re. commend Electric Bitters, because I owe my excellent health and vitality to them. They effect a cure every time.” They never fail to tone the stomach, re gulate the kidneys and bowels, stimu late the liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. They work won ders for weak run-down men and wo men, restoring strength, vigor and health that’s dai ly joy. Try them, only 50c. Satisfaction is positively guaran teed by the City D rug Store. DB. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Office in Ryan Building, California St. Upstairs 60 Perish in Storm. Sixty lives were lost in a terrific gale which swept the English Channel Sun day evening. Two large vessels are reported lost and fear is entertained for the safety of a score of smaller craft. The storm came up so suddenly that no warning could be conveyed. It is reported that the beach near Dover is littered with wreckage. Mon day a severe rain storm was experienc ed all over southern Europe. Unless the storm abates a repetition of the severe floods in Paris is feared. OREGON JACKSONVILLE 11. K. Hanna, Jr. H. K. Hanna HANNA & HANNA Lawyers Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building OREGON JACKSONVILLE, A. E. REAMES Lawyer Practise in all State and Federal Courts 200,COO Tubes Of Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve were Kahler Block JACKSONVILLE sold in 1908 and not one word of com plaint, though every tube was sold un der a positive guarantee. It is good for GUS NEWBURY nothing but the eyas. Ask your Drug gist. _ _________ Attorney-at-Law Million Acres For Oregon. Senator Bourne has introduced a bill to give Oregon another million acres of land to be disposed of under the Carey irrigation act. Idaho has got such a bill through. It is believed this bill will pass at this session. The passage Monday of a bill for a government business commission to de vise means of economy in expenditures is a victory for Bourne In the senate. It was his original project. He hopes to get it through the house. Will Practise in All Courts in the State MEDFORD, OREGON. For Paper Hanging And Latest Styles of Wall Paper, Call on or Address C. F. B O W M A N Jacksonville, Oregon New Shoe Shop 0 9 1 have just opened n shoe shop in Abbott's Hardware Store where 1 am prepared to make NEW BOOTS AND SHOES Í-.ND A IL THROAT AKiD LONG TROHBLK^ inntf'OUGHg Lsicf'sö« ûdîôô I E m J GuÁ/Murcco sAr/sMcrcfír ’s In a workmanlike manner. Repairing dune promptly. 1 rices l esson able. W. R. Sparks
