LOCAL NEWS
W. R. Coleman spent Saturday even- 1 Money to loan on improved, revenue
mg in Medford.
producing farm», by the Bank of
Chas. Dunford Sr. was'a Medford j Jacksonville.
Money to loan on improved, revenue visitor Saturday.
Capt. and Mrs. Branson rf Trout
producing farm», by the Bank ot
dale, Ore., arrived in Jacksonville
J. C. F. Harrington had business in
laekionvltle.
Wednesday and will conduct evangelis
Medford Saturday.
tic services at the M. E. church for the
Ed^Heims spent Sunday afternoon
Do not overlook that sale on at next tew weeks.
at Medford.
Taylor-Williams Co.
George Wendt, who has been at New
liies Chapman was in Medford on
Chas. Prim, Sr., was in Medford Pir.e creek for some time, returned to
business Tuesday.
Saturday afternoon.
his home in this city Sunday evening.
M. M. Taylor was a recent business
visitor at Medford.
Mrs. G. F. Neuber spent Sunday He expects to remain in Jacksonville
for a few weeks.
Mrs. W. H. Barnum visited friends afternoon at Medford.
Chas. Thompson, who is employed
in Medford recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy spent Sun
with Gorst & King who conduct an
day
afternoon
in
Medford.
Vance Bostwick of Ruch was in
J. Thorndike was a passenger to | auto stage line at Marshfield, arrived
Jacksonville Monday.
in Jacksonville Tuesday and will visit
Dr. J. W. Robinson was a passenger I Medford Saturday afternoon.
relatives in this city for a few days.
Chas.
B.
Gay
of
Medford
was
a
to Medford Thursday.
A suit brought by J. W. Boosey
Wm. Feeley, a Jacksonville boy, is county seat visitor Monday.
against
C. S. Sanderson of Central
Mrs. L. I. Brown was a Saturday
visiting his old home.
Paint, in which Boosey complained
afternoon
visitor
in
Medford.
Ralph G. Jennings drove in from
that Sanderson tore down a fence on
Miss Ethel Green of Kerby visited the plaintiff’s property, was dismissed
Applegate Wednesday.
friend
near
this
city
this
week.
G. A. Butz, a Medford architect was
after a hearing before Justice Dox,
Taylor-Williams Co. is offering you Thursday. The court deciding that
in our city Wednesday,
¡ Boosey had no grounds for complaint.
Harley Hall, of Little Applegate boys clothing at bottom prices.
Benton Bowers of Ashland had busi
was in this city this week.
Judge Withington of Medford was a ness at the court house Thursday.
To Petition For Pardon.
Mrs. George Muller shopped in Med
court house visitor Monday.
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ford
the
latter
part
of
last
week.
Chas. Dunford, Jr., was a Sunday
Joseph Applebaker transacted busi
Petitions to Governor West for a
evening visitor at Medford.
ness
in Medford Tuesday afternoon.
pardon for T. A. LeMaster, who plead
Bob Finney ami Fred Lewis spent
A. H. Lacy of Medford was at the guilty recently to a bigamy charge and
Sunday evening at Medford.
was fined $400, are now being prepared
county
seat for a few hours Monday.
H. G. Shearer of Medford was in
and will be circulated in the near
Mrs
W.
T.
Grieve
was
visiting
this city Monday on business.
future. It is hoped in this manner to
Charles J. Dunten of Central Point Medford friends Saturday afternoon.
secure the release of LeMaster who is
Mrs.
Jorgenson
made
a
business
trip
was in Jacksonville Monday.
unable to pay the fine and is serving
out the time in the county jail.
County Clerk G. A. Gardner spent to Jacksonville the first of the week.
Miss Rose Buckley of Applegate was i LeMaster is well thought of by a
Monday evening in Medford.
large number of business men with
Frank True of Medford was in Jack in Jacksonville and Medford Monday.
Judge M. Purdin was at the county whom he hr.d business relations, and
sonville on business Monday.
seat on professional business Monday. the charge against him is said to be a
Luk6 Ryan was a business visitor at
Miss Tillie Bailey of Ashiand visited technical crime and not a moral one,
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
friends living near this city, this week. as he believed himself to be a free man
Miss Lawrence, the Buncom school
Geo. W. Trefren and Cliff Payne of when he married a second time in this
teacher, was in town Friday.
Ashiand were in Jacksonville Wednes- city, after being separated from his
Edward Mullen, our genial black- day.
first wife seven years.— Tribune.
smith, was in Medford Sunday.
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Will McDaniel and C. C. Buck of
Sheriff Aug. D. Singler was at Gold
Applegate were in Jacksonville Satur l/on der Hellen Praises Asylum.
Hill on official business Tuesday.
day.
Frank Crump of Applegate spent
School Superintendent J. Percy
Salem, Or., Jan. 28.—That the Ore
Wednesday night in Jacksonville.
Wells journeyed to Medford Wednes gon State Insane Asylum will receive
A. H. Miller of Medford spent Wed day.
words of high praise from the investi
nesday afternoon in Jacksonville.
Miss Grace Henry of Medford was in gating committee, which has been
Chas. Nicljell of Medford was at the Jacksonville for a short time Thurs named by the législative assembly, is
county sent on business Saturday.
day.
indicated by a tentative repoit which
Jack Briton of Grants Pass was in
Wm. Ray, of Ruch, passed through Senator Von der Hellen has framed to
Jacksonville Thursday on business.
town en route to Medford on a mining submit to the balance of the members
of the committee.
Mesdames H. Wendt and J. Martin deal.
Senator Von der Hellen went care
wire in Medford Tuesday afternoon.
C. S. Gillette of Ashland was at the
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bunch were the sheriff’s office Monday on official busi fully over the institution Sunday and
was surprised at the cleanliness, order
ness.
guests of Medford relatives Sunday.
and neatness which he found predomi
County Surveyor T. W. Osgood was
Mrs. Oris Crawford was calling on nant.
one of the strangers in town Tuesday. Jacksonville friends Wednesday after-
“Admirable care and comfort is pro-
Mrs. Fred L. Colvig was the guest of noon.
vided for the unfortunates of the
Medford friends the last of the week.
M. F. Hanley of Upper Butte creek state,” says the report, which has
T. T. Murphy of Medford was a was in Jacksonville and Medford Wed- been formulated.
business visitor at Jacksonville Mon nesday.
The report further declares that
day.
G. F. Billings of Ashiand was a busi from what could be gathered the ad
Elmo Throckmorton or Applegate ness visitor at the court house Wed ministration of the State Insane Asy
lum deserves praise for such care and
was in Jacksonville and Medford Tues nesday.
day.
J. C. Sullivan of Medford was in comfort given.
Ex-Sheriff W. A. Jones was in town Jacksonville for a short time Tuesday
from his ranch on Ross Lane Wednes morning.
KEEP KIDNEYS WELL
day.
District Attorney E. E. Kelly of
Mrs. W. S. Barnum and Mrs. E. S. Medford was in town on official business
Wilson were Medford visitors Wednes Thursday.
Health is Worth Saving, and
day.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnum
Some Jacksonville People
Assessor and Mrs. W. T. Grieve Saturday, Jan 25, a daughter. Con
were Monday etening visitors at Med gratulations.
Know How to Save it.
County Commissioner W. C. Leever
ford.
Joseph Martin and M. M. Welch of Central Point was a Jacksonville
Many Jacksonville people take their
were recent business visitors at Med visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. A. Bauten and daughter, lives in their hands by neglecting the
ford. ►
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k'dneys when they know these organs
C. S. Sanderson and sons of Central Mrs. Gordon Stout were in Medford
need help. Sick kidneys are respons
for
a
few
hours
Tuesday.
Point were in Jacksonville on business
ible for a vast amount of suffering and
Miss Flossie Dunford attended a
Tuesday.
ill health, but there is no need to suf
dance
given
by
the
Moose
ledge
at
Mrs. Buella Murphy of Gold Hill
fer nor to remain in danger. Use
visited friends living near this city Medford Wednesday evening.
Doan’s Kidney Pills—a remedy that
Chas. Coppie arrived from California ' has cured thousands of kidney suffers.
last week.
Miss Louise Jones, our popular Jele- this week and visited at the home of
The following statement leaves no
phone operator was in Medford Sunday his mother, Mrs. Kate Coppie.
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ground for doubt.
T. L. DeVore, who recenHy took
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Winterhalder, near W.
Circuit court for Jacksun county charge of the local bakery made a Jackson St., Medford Ore., says: “1
used Duan’s Kidney Pills with benefi
will reconvene at this city, Monday business trip to Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Cotchett, formerly Miss cial results when suffering from kidney
February 17.
For your c ockery and glassware see Ella Orth, of Weed, Cal., visited trouble, and I know-of other persons
who have taken them with success.
Taylor-Williams Co. line.
Special friends in Jacksonville Wednesday.
Since
I used Doan’s Kidney Pills about
Miss
Ethel
Dick,
the
popular
teacher
prices on now.
a year ago, I have had the least,
of
the
Little
Applegate
school
will
re
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Grants
i trouble from kidneys. This remedy
Pass were in Jacksonville the begin turn to her happy abode to finish her deserves my hearty endorsement.
term.
ning of the week.
For sale by all dealers. Price !0
Milas Richardson, who is employed cents, Foster-Milibu’n Co., Buffalo.
Jacksonville Bakery will be open
from 6 a. m. until 7 p. m.- T. L. D e with Gorst & King in the auto stage New York, sole agents for the United
business at Marshfield was in Jackson States.
V ore , Proprietor.
ville this week.
Remember the name —Doan's—and
Mrs. B. E. Haney of Medford visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Towels returned take no other.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
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to their home at Ashland Tuesday af
Schmidt this week.
OVER 65 YEARS’
John Buckley and A. Throckmorton ter a few days visit with Jacksonville
EXPERIENCE
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friends.
of Applegate were in Medford and and Medford
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Jacksonville recent'y.
Jules Siegel a pioneer representa
D. J. S. Pearce, of Poorman's creek tive of New York and San Francisco
accompanied by a young son was in wholesale firm-' was calling on Jackson
ville customers this week.
Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman we: a
T rade M arks
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Johnston who
,
D csigns
among the Jacksonville people in Med have been visiting Jacks inville friends
C opyrights 4 c .
Ar rone sending a aketrh and description may
ford Sunday afternoon.
will start for Marshfield in a few days
oui- ly imeertnin our opinion free whether ao
"v.- His probably patentable. Communie».
Benj. M.- Collins, cashier of the to look for a new location.
.uR-trirtlyronflilontial. HANDBOOK on Patenta
nent
free. oldest agency for «ecuring patents.
Bank of Jacksonville was calling on
Mayor Eifert, Councilman Porter
Put ent« taken through Munn k Co. receive
spcurl
notice, without charge, in the
Applegate friends Tuesday.
and Attorney 0. C. B >ggt of Medford
was
at
the
court
house
Wednesday
on
FOUND—A gentleman’s watch. Own
A hfindF'm?ir tlhiwtrnrM wprfciy. Largest clr.
er may have same by calling on H. business connected with tax matters.
f . < _ a
cniltìc Journal. T _ ems
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¿L dolci Lyall newedoalem.
Mr. Thos. Isaacs, of Forest Grove,
W. Rummell and identifying it.
’.cIBro->wa,
York
who is assisting in the singing at the
Mrs. J. Margreiter of Poorman’s Evangelistic meetings in Ashland, wi I
r ¿u Watbiogtoo. D. C.
creek was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I be visiting his cousin Mrs.
rs. Abbott,
He: nan King in Medford recentlv.
next week and has c >i.s n.tejj to assist I Frr «r
ot tne muscle«, whether in-
Attorney Harvey DeArmond of in the meetings at !l.e M. E. ch : ch ; o-.-e l - violent erercise or injury, there is
... ,oeg oetter nan Chamoerlain’s Liniment
Mr. Isaacs i< a fine fl A .inim ml also relieves .ueamatic pains
B edt<>rd was at the court house on few evenings
tenor singer. Don't fail it ha^r him. ?cr aale by all dealers.
buaiiKss the fore part of the week.
Scientific American.
The American Bonding Co. of Balti
Not many yeanTago the highways of more will go on your bond "and write
Mexico and especially that of Guadal- burglary insurance.
Java. were infested with brigands, who
D. W. B agshaw . Agent.
usually stopped all travelers whom
they met. 'Whenever a conveyance en
tered the capital with the curtains re
How to nacki'iq'. the Doctor«.
moved It' was taken for granted that
A prominent New York physician says:
the victim of the brigands had taken
them to use as a substitute for his ‘ If it were not for the thin »UM-kings and
soled shoes worn by women the doctors
own garments of which he had been thin
would probably lie bankrupt.” When you
deprived. The situation at length be i contract a cold do not wait for it to develop
came unbearable, and. a daring rob i ¡ms»
litem*
into jnivuinuuM
pneumonia vi«i>
but nvav
treat iv
it uv
at wnw
once v
Cham-
bery having iK-en committed, the au | bvftfain’e Cough Remedy ¡8 intended especi
ally ava
for cough« —
ami
• . . • colds,
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..x. ...a.
ha« won
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thorities sent out troops to pursue the «...
malefactors. The leader of the gang ' wide reputation by itacurcaof then« disoarss.
was captured, bound, placed on a mule It is most efiectua 1 and is pleasant and safe
take, For sale by all dealers.—Adver
and escorted to the city. The presi j to
tisement.
dent sent for the chief of police. He
was not forthcoming.
"Does any one know where he Is to
be found?” asked the president.
"Why, yes. sir," the men replied in
chorus; "be Is on the mule!"
The Brigand Chief.
I f. <•. HOGStTT.
( Pres, uid
R ogue R iver V alley
m
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Its Only Use.
' Concentration.
The weakest living creature by con
centrating his powers In a single object
can accomplish something; the strong
est by dispersing his over ninny may
fall to accomplish any thing.—Carlyle.
Enough For Her.
Her Father—V,’hilt are the young
man's business prospects?
Daughter—I don’t know that. pn. All
I know Is that be means business.—
Boston Transcript.
The Cure.
Guest—Yea. my wife has been ill. but
she Is out again now. Hostess—What
doctor did you have? Guest—No doc
tor at all. I bought her a new hat—
London Opinion.
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LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
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Dinin? Car-
California
Express:
With Standard an ITourist Sleepin? Cars, all-steel hi?h back
seat day coaches and Dinin? Car.
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All trains connect at San Franc! co with throu?h Eastern trains
via Ogden or south through Los Angeles and the Sunset Route
For fares, sleeping car accommodations, tickets or literature
nearest Agent, or write
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John M Scott,
General
Passe iger
Agent,
on California, call on
Portland,
Oregon
Sell Your
Property
By listing it with us
We are revising our lists ready for the
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
for sale, we have a number of prospective
buvers who expect value for their money.
We can sell your property at a price
equal to its full value but do not want any
listed-at fictitious or "Boom” price.
Ragas River Realty Co
R. R. R.
OFFICE: Bank of Jack
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Jacksonvil/e, Ore.
The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any
one else bat intend; to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of
the Rogue River-Valley the best telephone service known.
Are you supporting your H3 4:
lib
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With Observe lion Car. Pullman StandaM and Tourist Sleep*
in? Car and all-steel hi?h buck »eat day coaches and
STRICTLY INDEPENDEN?
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THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE DAILY
San Francisco Express:
The Home Telephone Company of Southern Oregon is
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and from other Main Line tnd Branch Line Points to
Los Angelas, Colton, Pasadena. Ili- •rside, San Barnadino and other
California pciats with stop- ivers in either direction and
long ret. rn limit.
Be Not Deceived
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FROM
The Lava Lake of Hawaii.
Grinder—) see that a fellow over In
England has Invented a wire netting
guard that will prevent automobile*
from spattering mud on pedestrians.
Grouch—But what’s mud for?—Clevw-
Only new up-to-date Abstract
Plant in Jackson County.
Bell Phone Jacksonville 11.
Home Phone Jackson 2006
Medford. Pacific Main 2511
Medford, Home 356
Sunshine and Flowers
An Omitted Story.
"My wife made me promise to
smoking before she would marry me,'
remarked Mr. Meekton.
“And now?"
“I'm doing my very l>est to get her to
promise not to begin.” — Washington
Star.
(I ncorporated )
The Land of
The reminiscences of the late Mel
ton Prior, the English artist war cor
respondent, do not contain, for obvious
reasons, perhaps the best story told of
that Irrepressible little man. At a din
ner given to Mr. Prior the chairman.
Sir Evelyn Wood, who was seated next
to the guest of the evening, commenced
his speech thusly: ’’Our honored guest.
Mr. Prior, has been In twenty-one en
gagements." Prior, prompting. “Twen
ty-two. my lord, twenty-two." Sir Ev
elyn continued. “In twenty-two engage
ments and has never seen a shot
fired!”
Bears a Boomerang.
A bstract -T itle C o
CALIFORNIA
Goldsmith’s Showy Clothes.
Goldsmith was ludicrously fond of
showy clothes. When he sought to
take orders In Ireland he tried to daz
zle his bishop by a pair of scarlet
breeches While studying medicine In
Edinburgh he wore “rich sky blue
satin,” "tine sky blue shalloon" and
silver hat lace. Before Johnson. Rey
nolds and Garrick he strutted about
bragging of Ills bloom colored coat,
and when his reputation had been
made by his two principal poems he
blazed forth in purple silk small
clothes, a scarlet greatcoat and a phy
sician’s wig. He carried a gold bead-
ed cane, and a sword hung by bis side,
a weapon so disproportioned to his
diminutive stature that a coxcomb who
passed him In the Strand called out to
his companion to “look at that fly with
a long pin stuck through It."
One of the large volcanoes in Ha
waii has a large lake of liquid lava in
Its crater or hollow. This seething,
boiling mass looks like redhot bottle
glass to the naked eye, but under the
microscope pieces of the original rocks
of very minute size may be detected.
Where it has cooled ill curious festoons
along the "coast” It resembles
from sonic mammoth furnace.
S. C. WHITTIHGTO»
St'.y. and Trtas.^
H jiu 3 Telephone & T .‘legcaph
of Southren Oregon.
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