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LOCAL NEWS
Half an inch of rain fell Wednesday
body might mix his metaphors and
was repudiated as a witness by bo;h
BANK R03BER CAUGHT
Protest Sends Barkeep to Jail prosecution
night.
kuock its block off by mistake.
an'. defense. He declnr. k;
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Emil Britt was a visitor at Medford
Mr. Bryan announces that the war
his wife a scolding, backbiting woman,
Mrs. Ryan was a recent Medford vis Thursday.
Ten Days Flight of Ray Dia spirit is dying; but perhaps after a Portland, Ore., June 27. —Following and that she had driven him to drink. ,1
itor.
while he’ll get around to his foreign , Mrs. L. D. Carter’s dramatic arraign
W. I. McIntire was a visitor at Med
Joe Broad YetOrrted from Weed last ford Thursday.
mond ends at Gold Beach.
mail.
ment of Ton\ W’ard, a saloonkeeper
Causes of Stomach Troubles.
week.
The first rush of Pacific waters into whom she accused of having sold liq
Sedentary
habits, lark of out-door f xerciro,
Mrs. Charles Prim was a recent visi
Most of Money Recov
Sheriff Singler was at Medford Sat tor at Medford.
the canal makes the marriage of Ven- j uor to her drunken husband in the face ' insufficient mastication of food, constipation,
torpid liver, w rry and anxiety, overeating,
urday.
ice to the sea look like an Atlantic City of her personal protest. Judge Tazwell a partaking
ered.
Judge Prim made a business trip to
of food and drink not suited to
flirtation.
S. E. Dunnington was at Medford Medford Monday.
today sentenced Ward to break rock ! jo
V011r
and uwupauoii.
occupation Correct your
., a(,e“ ano
for
ten
days.
I
and
take ChamberL
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Monday.
habits
Chamberlain
’s Tablets and
A
London
author
confesses
to
a
love
Miss Jewell Baily was a visitor at
Carter took the stand, although he T”'1 wil* aooQ be well again. For sale by
for
American
slang.
The
same
fond-
Mary Wetterer was at Medford Medford Tuesday.
Gold Beach, Ore., June 26.— Stagger-
all dealers.—Advertisement.
Thursday.
ing out in the open trail near here at | nesa •• fe>t here, except when a Lon-
The rainfall Thursday nihgt was
noon today Ray Diamond, the young | ^on author attempts to use it.
Miss Laura Neuber was at Medford just an even inch.
J
man who robbed the Glendale State ! In
' all charity, it is hoped that the
Thursday.
G. Elksnat transacted business at Bank of nearly $3000 last week, was inventor of the trolley car, who has
Pat Swayne of Buncom was in town Medford Thursday.
arrested by the sheriff here. He made just passed away, did not succumb to
yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson was a recent no resistance, declaring he was exhaus the straphangers bump.
Mrs. Sid Nichol was a recent visitor visitor in Medford.
ted and could no longer stand the hard
Gen. Grant’s granddaughter has
at Medford.
B. B. Beekman returned to Portland ships of the mountains.
eloped with a young naval officer. A
VIA THE
Miss Faye Launspach was in Med Thursday evening.
‘‘1 intended to give myself up sever pressing
e
pressin^engagement,
no doubt, that
ford Sunday.
Miss Fleta Ulrich was at Medford al days ago,” Diamond declared, “but couldn’t be fought out on that line •11
was afraid to come in while the search summer.
County Clerk Gardner wa3 in Med Thursday afternoon.
ford Tuesday.
However, the tariff is not likely
Judge Neil made a business trip to was hot.”
W /SUNSET
Almost all the money taken from affect the price of watermelons
A. D. Beardsly of Applegate was in Grants Pass Tuesday.
Season Tickets on Sale
3-Day Tickets on Sale
(OCOENkSHASTAl
Assistant
Cashier
Smith
was
found
on
town Monday.
I ROUTES I
Daily
Uutil
Sept.
30
stawberries
either
one
way
or
the
other
Saturday and Sunday
E. A. Hildreth of Butte Falls was a i Diamond. The rest, it is thought, is
and that is something to anchor to if
Miss Alice Hoefs was a recent visi recent visitor in this city.
hidden
somewhere
on
the
trail.
chaos comes.
tor at Medford.
J. W. Myers of Central Point was a
H ir
It was a meek desperado indeed who
Mrs. C. Keegan visited Medford recent visitor in this city.
stood handcuffed in the little lockup
friends Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Neuber were re here. All his bravado was gone and
MAP ENGRAVERS SCARCE.
TO
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins were at cent visitors at Medford.
he appeared to be thoroughly worn out
TILLAMOOK
AND
NEWPORT
BEACHES
Colestine Sunday.
Attorney Burns of Ashland was a by his ten day flight through the tim
Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beaches are as follows:
ber.
United States Geological Sur
Peter N. Fick is reported ill at his recent visitor in this city.
FROM
TO
FAKE
TO
FARE
Diamond, who is about 22 years old,
home in this city.
Portland
Newport
$6.25
$4.0»
Tillamook
Beaches
G. 0. Boggs, Esq. of Medford was a
vey
Would
Like
To
Get
Some.
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4 4
walked into the Glendale State Bank a
Oregon City
6.25
4.70
Dick Traverse, the Sterling miner was visitor in town Wednesday.
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Salem
week ago last Monday, engaged Assis
5.15
6.00
in town this week.
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4
4
4
4
Albany
Pat Swayne of Buncom was trans tant Cashier R. C. Smith in conversa
4.00
7.30
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No finer maps are made than the en-1 Corvallis
3.75
Mrs. Minnie Kelly was at Medford acting business in town today.
7.10
tion and then pointed a rifle at him,
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Eugene
5.80
9.00
Thursday afternon.
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Jasten Hartman transacted business ordering him to throw up his hands. , graved topographic atlas sheets of the i Roseburg
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8.75
12 00
United
States
Geological
Survey.
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Prof, and Mrs. J. Percv Wells were at Medford Thursday afternoon.
Medford
12.00
Diamond then helped himself to the i
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accuracy of (iotail as well as in quality j Ashland
12.00
at Medford Saturday.
17.75
’
Al Learned, a former resident of I money which Smith had just taken ! of
printing the Survey asserts, with I Correspondingly low fares from other
t.s. Week end tickets on axle from various points.
from the safe to begin the day’s busi-I
A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill was a re this city was in town this week.
little fear of contradiction, that its !
Sunday Excursion Train on the C. & E. R. R.
cent visitor in this city.
I
H. C. Gallup leaves today for Butte ness.
maps lead all others, wherever print- > Leaves Albany at 7:20 a. m.. Corvallis 7:50 a. m and connects with the S. P. trains 16 and 14
Fleeing with the booty, Diamond ex-1
Miss Mollie Ray of Rueh was a re Falls where he has employment.
Northbound and X’o. 13 Southbound
ed. Great advances have been made
changed shots with Smith, none of the ;
cent visitor in this city.
recent years in various phases of
Mrs. Richard Bland of Grants Pass bullets taking effect. Sheriff Quine at | in
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
,
the printing art. but for fine map work,
Joseph Martin was a business visitor visited friends in this city Monday.
Tickets will be sold from all main ami branch line points in Oregon to Eastern destination
at once started on the trail, but with
one way through California or via Portl tnd. S op-overs within limit.
at Medford Wednesday.
Mrs. S. B. Simmons of Medfotd visi drew the bloodhounds when he found i strange as it may seem no process has
i yet been found equal to the original
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY TO SEPT. 30
The days are getting shorter, but ted at the Dunford home Tuesday.
Diamond had fled into the mountains hand engraving, which is still essential
not so you can notice it.
Final Return I ’mit Oct. 31
Mrs. M. M. Taylor visited the Miss and was probably making his way to- ly the same process that it was gener
M. M. Taylor was a visitor at Med es Towne, at Phoenix, Wednesday.
For
beautifully
illustrated
booklet "Vacation Davs,” and booklets de
ward this place.
ations ago. The skilled copperplate
scribing Tillamook County Beaches, Newport and other points, as well as
ford Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. Marsh has returned from
engraver who cuts on his metal base
information about Eastern Fares, routes, stop-overs, etc., call on nearest
A. C. Hough of Grants Pass was a a visit with friends at Grants Pass.
Agent or write to
PRUE LISTS
the thin linos which produce the
recent visitor in this city.
C. W. Chaplin and Grant Matthews
map is as necessary now as he was dur-! John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Mrs. W. T. Grieve was a visitor at of Foots Creek were in town Thurs
ir.g lhe middle of the last century. ;
For Industrial Contests Ready i Not everyone can be a successful en- 1
Medford Monday afternoon.
day.
graver. It requires a fine touch and a ,
Mrs. Lloyd Luper of Grants Pass visi
Martin Zanor of Central Point was
for Distribution.
goad eye. An announcement recently
ted relatives here this week.
transacting business in this city Tues
made by the Civil Service Commission |
R. B. Dow and W. R. Coleman were day.
at Medford Monday afternoon.
W. J. Canton of Medford was attend
Pamphlets containing a complete indicates that the profession of copper-,^
prize
list, also rules and regulations plate engraver is by no means overrun. 'jÇ'
ing
to
legal
business
at
the
court
house
Mrs. W. C. Deniff left Tuesday for
governing
exhibits for the Children’s The Geological Survey wants compe-|
Monday.
Williams creek to visit relatives.
tent map engravers at salaries rang
Mrs. Arthur Thompson and son Les Industrial Contest at the strte fair at ing from $3 a day when actually em
John Brown of North Carolina, was
'I
Salem,
Sept.
29
to
Oct.
4,
are
ready
ter returned from Marshfield Wednes
a visitor in this city Wednesday.
ployed to t>l,600 a year and is having
for
distribution
and
may
be
secured
for
Twenty-five
Instructors
—
Fifty
Courses
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were vis day night.
the asking from any of the following: difficulty in finding applicants to com
Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty.
Mrs. A. Elmer and daughter Miss
pete for the positions. No regular ex
itors at Medford Saturday evening.
Miss Olvie Scott, Rogue River.
Adarel,
were
visitors
at
Medford
amination
is
required,
but
samples
of
Chi-Namel for staining your old
University Dormitories open. B > ird and Room at $3.50 per week.
Supt. J. Percy Wells, Jacksonville.
work, properly authenticated, must be
Thursday.
furniture. At Fred J. Fick’s.—Adv.
Reduced Railroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address
Supervisor D. C. Henry, Gold Hill.
submitted. The Chief Engraver of the
Mrs. Jno. G. Dunnington returned
Mrs. Rose Gay, Rock Point.
B. E. Haney of Medford was circu
Survey at Washington will be glad to
from
a
visit
with
friends
in
the
Apple
W.
A.
Cowley,
Central
Point.
lating among his friends here Monday.
hear of anyone who wants such a job
gate valley.
Mr. Fredenburg, Butte Falls.
Geo. McDonough of Sams Valley was
and who can measure up to high starv-
University of Oregon, Eugene
Chris
Kenney
and
family
arrived
Prin.
H.
W.
Ager,
Phoenix.
transacting business in this city Thurs
dard of engraving work required.
from Portland Monday and are visiting
A. J. Florey, Eagle Point.
day.
relatives here.
Mrs. D. Perozzi, Ashland.
Miss Flora Thompson and Mrs. Ger
Mi\k Shakes, at Chapman’s
Miss Edna Hauston, Trail.
Miss
Alberta
Seaman,
aged
18
years,
trude Norton were at Medford Thurs
Supt. U. S. Collins, Medford.
Chocolate
Corner.
Adv.
died
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
in
day.
Supervisor G. W. Ager, Talent.
Talent, Monday morning.
Attorney Fred W. Mears cf Medford
J. P ercy W ells .
The Beat Medicine In th'-Wa-ld.
Ezra M. Wilson, chief deputy in the
Help Fight the
was transacting business in thia city
“My little girl had dysentery very bad. I
office
of
Sheriff
Singler,
has
resgined
Thursday.
she would die. Chiimbe.'.aii’s Colic,
and will move to California soon.
Forbids Worpen to Ride Astride thought
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Mr.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her,
Money
to
loan
on
improved,
revenue
and I can truthfully say that I think it ia the
and Mrs. Roy Ulrich were at Medford
beat medicine in the world,” writes Mrs.
producing farms, by the Bank oi
Friday night.
London, June £6.—Queen Mary ex- William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by
Adv.
Jacksonville.
Attorney W. E. Phipns of Medford
all dealers.—Advertisement.
Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding
C. L. Munson, the popular represen-! ploded a bombshell among the women
this plague which is causing great s i f -ring among boys and young
was transacting business here Thurs
exhibitors
and
riders
at
the
Intern.
-
men, and especially amo ig the innocent girls a id women ot the state.
tative of the Pacific Paper Co., was
day afternoon.
Parents are urged to protect their cnil ire.i, an I providi clean, wool j-
transacting business in this city Wed tional Horse show in Olympia today
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich and Mrs.
some information in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot
when she issued an edict forbidding
nesday.
now help getting.
H. Luy attended the show at Medford,
women to ride astride. Great indigna
Miss Esther Maegley of Portland, a tion was expressed among the women
Send for any of the following
Thursday evening.
We have it in all the very
former resident of this city was one of I riders.
Deputy sheriff D. D. Good of Ash
FREE CIRCULARS
latest and most up-to-date de
the graduating class of the University
Ruth Boyd of New York said she
land was transacting business at the
For You tiff Men
signs and shades, at prices
of Oregon.
had never learned to ride a horse with
court house Wednesday.
Circular No. 2— The Four Sex Lies.
that will appeal to you. Make
FOR SALE at a Bargain House and a side saddle, and that the edi«t would
W. H. Venable, a prominent rancher
Circular N j 9 Sex Truths for Men.
your selection while the stock
lot on Oregon street, near City Hall. cost her a chance to win any ribbons.
of the Applegate was transacting busi
is
complete.
Headquarters
for
For
Older Boy.« (13 to H yrs. of age)
Must be sold soon. Call on Rogue
The edict applied only to this after
ness in this city yesterday.
Circular
No. 8 — Virility and Physical Development.
River Realty Co.
Adv.
noon’s performance, when
King All Kinds of I’aints, Oils,
K. K. Kubli and daughter of Port
For Younger Boys
Attorneys Mulkey and Kelly of Med George, Queen Mary and President
Brushes, Glass, Etc.
land, arrived last night and are visi
Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength.
ford have been indulging in a wordy war Raymond Poincaire of France attended
ting Mrs. E. J. Kubli of this city.
For
Girls
through the columns of the Medford the show.
To brighten up your dingy old
Money to loan on improved, revenue papers, regarding the Clay case.
Circular No. 4—K Plain Talk with Girls Abut flair Health.
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furniture try
producing farm», by the Bank ot
For Young Women
The annual reunion of the Southern
Electric Sparks
laekaonville.
Adv.
Oregon Soldiers’ and Sailors’ associa
Circular No. 10 -Physical Devel >p n •nt, Marriage and M itherhood.
John Renault was taken seriously ill tion will be held at Talent, beginning
For Parents
at his home in this place Tuesday Sept. 15, and continuing five days.
at
It makes no differunce how lung or
Circular No. /—The Nied for Elr-ition in Sex nil Hygiene.
night. Ptomaine poisoning was the
hard
a
United
States
Senator
has
to
G. W. Davis of Medford, circulation
Circular No. .1 When and How t > Tell the Childr-n
cause.
manager for the Saturday Review was work over legislat.on prepared by the
Circular No. 5 A List of Books f ir Use in tno F.i nily on Sex.
Superintendent and Mrs. Wells left a caller at this office Thursday. Mr. House of Represenatives -he nevir
Monday for Salem to attend the meet Davis is an elderly gentleman of pleas threatens to strike.
Send 2-cont stamp with your address to
ing of the state board of teachers’ ex - ing manner, a good talker, and a lec
Sir Thomas Lipton insists on being
Department I).
■ miners.
turer of considerable ability.
one of these conservative people who
The Oregon State B oat ! of Health
Frank Kasshafer.who is a veteran of i The new schedule of water rafe8 believe the America’s tup was made
the battle of Gettysburg left Sunday adopted by the citv council goes into to be raced for.
703 elling 7iiliiif, Portland, Oregon
Spanking will not cure children of
evening for Portland where he joined effect Tuesday. The ordinance pro
Why don’t the Chautauqua circuit
the old soldiers on tneir trip east.
viding same should have been published stage a series of joint debars between wetting the bed, because it is not a
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Miss in order that water users might be Mr. Garrison, Secretary ot War. and habit but a dangerous disease. The
Mr. Bryan, Secretary of Peace?
Jewell Bailey took supper with the come acquainted with its terms.
C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1475,
Jacksonville Post family, Monday even
W. J. Boosey who was recently com
Even kings and kaisers forget their Chicago, III., have discovered a
ing. it being the Editors birthday.
mitted to the insane asylum by County little differences while a royal weeding strictly harmless remedy for this
.fudge
TouVelle. is probably fatally ill is being palled off.
The annual conference and camp
'distrssing disease and to make
i
Like every thing else that is rocked
meeting of the Seventh Day Advent with diabetes according to letters from
known its merits they will send a 50c.
ists will be held at Medford, commen the nurse in charge of him received by ' in the cradle of the deep the Japanese
package securely wrapped and pre
war scare has gone to sleep.
cing July 17, and continuing ten days. Mr. Boosey’a daughters this week.
This preparation will restore th 2 kidneys to their nor
One admirable thing about King Al- paid Absolutely Free to any reader
Leroy Copeland, colored, and Wil
mal condition, clea i e the blood of po son >us waste
! fonso ¡3 that ha is always smiling when of The Jacksonville Post. This re
liam Keller were brought over from
Will She Dark?
matter, start rich, r< d blood coursing through your
he faces the camera.
mt iy also ureR frequent desire to
Ashland Wednesday and lodged in jail
veins and keep you in exce lent health.
Summer resorts are finding difficulty urinate und inability to control urine
to await examination by the grand jury
in deciding whether to auvert.se steam during the night or day in old or
W<- sre not rec'mm- nding a pat nt medic no —thi
s a prcscrip'ion
or. ' be charge of forgery.
Marysville, Cal., June 26. —Mrs
medicine com’<>»e . o ‘rug-* of known v nuu >. e k i >w ivh it they ai e and
h at or golf lirks.
Alzira Clay, who was examined for Charles Vaca of Wheatland is in the
foung. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
li.at in why we are so s oe of our gi cind.
However, if Europe desire* peace, it is an Ohl Reliable House, write to
insanity before Judge Tou Velle aid hospital here today, preparing for an
Certain relief from kidney troubies-:n5 )c and$l bottles
<•< ,-iitted to the asylum Monday, is operation to restore pert of her jaw might shudd- r at Col. Roosevelt ss them today fur the free medicine.
Ig held at the county jail pending by using a bane fiom a dog. Mrs. king .( Ain nir.
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If any n.ciiin a:ij wl ere is «(rutting Cure the afflicted members of your
th.’ determinalWn of ;.n appeal to the Vaca’e jaw was p.otly torn a wav by i
eucuit court taken by her attorney, W. . i charge of shot from a shotgun fired by i arrund wi h a chip on its shoulder it ia family, then tell your neighbors and
engaged in dangerous t us.ness, as somt- friends about this remedy.
J. Canton.
I her husband.
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