The Democratic times., November 19, 1894, Image 3

Sinus.
LOCAL NOTES.
Grand clearance sale at Ryan's.
MONDAY.......... NOVEMBER 19. 1894-
Everybody sees lhe Stuttz company.
L. Hessig of Siskiyou county, Calif.,
who has been buying cattle on Applegate,
drove a band through town to-day, assist­
ed by J. C. Weiss.
1 IRSfJNAL MENTION.
Mrs. Gertie Irvine, wife of tbe editor of
the Corvallis Gaz tte, passed through the
M rs,*TUo. Cameron is at Ashland to-day. valley on Friday, en route to San Francisco.
W. F. Wil inson of Big Butte was with us
C. B. White of Tacoma, who will act as
superintendent of the Tolo mine, recently
ani wife are maxing Port- purchased by Tacoma parties, arrived hers
, last week.
turned to Bterlingville from ' Sheriff Patterson sprained bis ankle while
at Montague, Calif., last week, and has been
y.
arrived from Douglas county a conOned to bls room since his return with
John Angle.
Hon. W. M. Colvig is at Woodville and
f Klamath county was In tbe
Bolt, looking after tbe Interests of the min-
! ers whose lands are endangered by tbe rail-
returned from Klamath Falls
, road octopus.
ening.
P. J. McHugh of Evans creek was la
iswiler and Frank Lewis of
Jacksonville Saturday, on land business,
In town.
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accompanied by bis daughter and J. H. and
W. E. Coni .nd wife have located in Jack­ Frank Burkhardt.
sonville tor tie winter.
John B. Stearns of Ashland has returifbd
Dr. J. M. Talor of Pokegama, Calif., was from tbe Songer A Dame mine on Klamath
in tbe valley list week.
river, Calif., where be has been getting
E. P. Thorp son of Josephine county was ready for next season’s operations.
with us ag^l^ast week.
C. H. Daley and wife will soon become
J. C. BariHf'l, the popular »ebool teacher, residents of Jacksonville, having transferred
called OAe'Oiy last week.
their farm near Tolo to C. C. Ragsdale and
H. K.iMJevle!'; the stockman, leaves for rented Mrs. Karewski’s house near the
court-house.
Klamath dbudy this week.
Mr. Haney, who is interested In several
W. F McCarty.Levi Strauss A C.'.’a clever
mining propositions in southern Oregon,
ripreseqtatlva^te In town.
arrived from Elliott creek a few days since.
Miss Mary Je vltn of Uniontown is paying
He promises T he T imes some first-class
Jacksonville affiort visit.
Items in the future.
Percy Well« A Applegate Is studying law
H. D. Kubli and Frank Knight were tn
In the office oq V. M. Colvig.
Jacksonville this morning. They took a
8. DonaldXir of Foots creek is paying load of supplies with tn-.m, as they are go­
Jacksonville hhregular visit.
ing into winter quarters at their mines in
B. Kuner whorepresents H. Levi A Co. so Gall’s creek district.
charmingly« is lb town to-day.
Don't fail to attend the firemen's ball.
Don't fail to read the advertisement of
Thanksgiving turkeys are beginning to S. Rosenthal, the popular Medford cloth­
HOW TO GIT GOOD READIÏG MAT­
roost high.
I ier, who is determined to sell his fine,
TER CHEAP.
Mining deeds at the T imes Printing large stock of goods, and has marked
everything down to cost.
House.
We have made arrangements whereby
Anybody wishing a first-class stock
subscribers u> the S xm I-W xxkly T imm
Everybody attends Rosy’s closing-out
ranch should not forget tbe assignee's sale
can get the lowest rates on al! standard sale at Medford
of the Kingsbury property on Applegate,
publications.
The following is a fair
There is a good demand for dwelling­
which takes place Dec. Stb. Here is a
sample :
houses in Jacksonville.
bargain for somebody.
T h « T imes and Farm and Fireside,
Young Maultby of Sterlingville, who
Dr. Bradley, the dentist who has located
including jo Handsome Views of
was shot, is recovering
in
Jacksonville, comes well recommended.
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the World’s Fair.........................
For first-class dentistry call on Dr. J. P. He practices in every branch in his pro­
T h « T imes and S. F. Exam ine. .. 3 00
Bradley, Ryan’s building.
fession. and those who have tried him are
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Call........... .. 3 00
G. W. Coulter is engaged in painting well satisfied with his work.
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•• Cin. Enquirer... . , 2 50
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The price of T he S emi -W eekly T imes
“ New York World. .. 3 co T. J. Kenney’s store front.
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A Winchester rifle can be had cheap by and the S. F. Examiner has been reduced.
3 50
•• Oregonian ...........
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You can get both of them one year for
•• N. Y. Times......... ..300 applying at the T imes office.
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•• S. F. Chronicle.. .. 3 50
Wbat has become of the Jacksonville ♦3.00. All the premiums and other privi­
leges are included in this offer.
Payment must be made in advance.
Dramatic Society’s entertainment 't
Southern Oregon has been visited by
All other newspapers, magazines, etc.,
To counteract the desire for strong
•ome heavy frosts during the past week,
furnished a rates greatly reduced from drink take Simmons Liver Regulator,
and what tender vegetation remained has
publishers’ regular prices.
The mornings and nights are cold, but
been destroyed. A number of ladies
the weather is pleasant during the day.
mourn the loss of choice flowers, too.
Nsit fur 4 targe Num.
Nobody can have dyspepsia or bilious­
The demand for Ayer’s Hair Vigor in
Charles Hopkins has commenced suit ness if they take Simmons Liver Regula­
such widely-separated regions as South
in the United States circuit court at Port­ tor.
America, Spain, Australia and India has
land against John Parkinson and Meta B.
The hog market Is lively. Three cents kept pace with the home consumption,
Parkinson, E. L. Tallman and Nellie E
and a h-.lf a pound is being paid for live which goes to show that these people
Tailman. Charles Hopkins is a citizen of
porkers.
know a good thing when they try it.
the state of Washington, and the defend­
Send for the T imes and the San Fran­
Tbe Stuttz company will no doubt re­
ants citizens of the state of California.
C. Kelso of zsrllng and J. G. McDonald of
The complaint alleges that on the 9th day cisco Kxamuier. Reduced to only 93.00 a ceive a royal welcome in Jacksonville.
They gained a warm spot in the estima­ Tolo were within this morning.
of November, 1893, the Parkinsons exe­ vear.
cuted theit promissory notes to plaintiff
for H i .^ oe . These notes were secured by
mortgages on certain lands in Jackson
county, Oregon. The notes and mort­
gages were secured also by a mortgage
covering certain real property in the
county of King, state of Washington, and
the mortgages on Jackson county prop­
erty were made as additional security.
The Tailmans are made parties to the
suit for the reason that they claim a lien
on the property by deed or otherwise.
By a provision of the mortgage to the
Jackson county property, Hopkins, on
November 38, 1893, or 19 days after the
dale of the notes, released 50 acres of the
land, which is excepted from the foreclos­
ure.
File Your Notices.
We would call the attention of the read­
ers of the S kki -W keklv T imes to the fact
that the time will be up the first of Janu­
ary in which a person can file for record
his notice of Intention to hold and work
his mining claim on which no assessment
work has been done the past year. On
July 18th of this year congress passed an
act to amend section 3334 of the revised
statutes, U. S., relating to mining claims.
Under the provisions of this act miners
were exempted from doing the annual
amount of assessment work on their
claims
To take advantage of this it is
necessary for every man who has not done
his assessment work to file his notice of in­
dention in the county clerk’s office; other­
wise his clairr- can be relocated.
Dr, G, W. McDonald, of Sisson, the
veterinary surgeon, is in the valley for a
short stay.
Shakes, posts and shingles can be ob­
tained in quantities to suit at the T imes
office.
Marriage license was issued to John J.
Meehan and Miss Sadie Ober of Ashland
on the 16th.
Nobody can be troubled with constipa­
tion or piles if they take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Buy no grub or stump puller unless the
name W. Smith & Co.,La Crescent,Minn.,
is cast thereon.
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Correspondence from every portion of
southern Oregon solicited by T he S emi ­
W eekly T imes .
Fresh alfalfa,timothy and clover seed for
sale at the S. F. Variety Store, Jackson­
ville.
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Just think of it: The S. F. Examiner
and the S emi -W eekly T imes together for
<3 a year.
The Wirth Photo Co. have a new ad­
vertisement in this issue of T he T imes .
Don’t fail to read it.
Thus. McAndrew of Medford is exhibit­
ing a mammoth squash, which tips the
beam at 140 pounds.
A great'deal of improving Is going on
in Jacksonville this fall, which the pleas­
ant weather has stimulated.
Dr. Bradley is building up a good busi­
ness because he always gives satisfaction
and charges reasonable prices.
The frost has played havoc among the
G. W. Boggs, the well-known operator grapes remaining on the vines and the
in mines, is expected to return from Ta­ shipping season is about over.
A full assortment of the latest styles of
coma in a short time and resume his
operations in southern Oregon.
T he men's hats—the most popular shapes and
T imes has it from the best source that colors—at the Jacksonville Cash Store. *
Nothing in It.
the authorities of that city have no case
against Mr. F... who served as treasurer
for two years and handled millions of dol­
lars during that 'tiase. The money in
question was deposited in the State sav­
ings bank by order of the council, and it
was no fault of his that it was lost; and
the charge the.t there was anything crimi­
nal In the matur Is ridiculous. Mr. Boggs
has made many friends during his short
sojourn in sovthern Oregon, all of whom
will be i':ad to hear that he will be fully
vindicated.
Dramatic Company Coming.
The old favorites, J. G. and E. Alma
Stultz, who played in Jacksonville about
eigac years ago, are too well known to
need any special mention, further than
that they are, as usual, supported by an
elegant caste and a large company. They
will produce here one of their best pieces,
from a well-selected repetoire. and as
prices are reduced and one night is all the
people of Jacksonville will have the pleas
urc of seeing them, every one should take
the opportunity and attend. Remember
lhe date: Wednesday,Nov. 28th. Seats on
sale al the S. F. Variety Store.
Get Your Fruit Trees.
Frank Lewis is preparing to erecta neat,
new dwelling on the’land purchased from
Mis. C. W. Taylor of Eagle Point.
Dress goods are being slaughtered at
Ryan’s dry-goods store at Jacksonville.
Don’t wait until it is too late.
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Keep your blood pure and healthy and
you will not have rheumatism.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, and thus
cures you.
Estray Notice.
Coninff-
Dr. J. W. Odgers, the Medford dentist,
will make his regular visit to Jacksonville,
which will be in a short time. Every des­
cription of work in the dental line satis­
factorily executed at reasonable rales.
Hon. bol. HIrsch passed through ths val­
ley a few days since, on his way to Paso
Robles springs, Calif., tor bis health.
Geo. B. Dornin, the mining expert, speut
a tew days in this section during the past,
week, while on his way to California.
Geo. Miller and family, who have been
residents of this valley for several years
past, leave for Philadelphia in a few days.
Mrs. Eugene Walrad cf Ashland, who
has been paying her mother, Mrs. A. S.
Jacobs, a visit, has returned home.
Tbe entertainment last week was an un­
qualified success. The programme was
excellent and well rendered. The receipts
of the evening were 9 40.
Dr. Geary, our new doctor, has already
gained a good practice, which is steadily
getting better. He is a first-class physi-
and surgeon and deserves a liberal
patronage.
Rev. S. B. Chastain held services at
Talent on Sunday morning and evening
last week. He now has regular appoint­
ments at Central Point—on the 1st and
4th Sunday of each month.
The Hammersly Mining Co. have set
Common Sense
Sunday, Nov. 35th, as a day of rest and
Should be used in attempting to cure that
Thanksgiving. T he T imes acknowledges very disagreeable disease, catarrh. As ea
the receipt of an invitation to be present. tarrh originates in impurities In the blood, ;
The T imes office is where you can get lojal appli. attons can do no permanent good.
the neatest printing done at city prices. The oommon sense method of treatment is
We have the best and most extensive stock to parity the blood, and for tnis parpoie
of job type *«d stationery south of Salem. th ire is no preparation superior to Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
There were so many applicants for teach
ers’ certificates at the quarterly examina­
Hood’s pills cure oonstlpadon by restor­
tion last week that the examiners have ing the peristaltic action to the alimentary
not finished their duties. Not as many canal.
certificates as expected will be granted,
Dr. Price’s Cream tiaking Powder '
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Awantal Gold Msdal Mtdwiaisr Fair, Su F ol -.-'- o .
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Is making an Immense
From this date we will offer our entire stock of DRESS
GOODS at Greatly Reduced Prices. These goods comprise
all the Latest Novelties, as we have just received a large
Fall Stock, consisting of all the LATEST STYLES in the
market.
We make this announcement thus early, because we
have a large stock to move and we desire to close them all
out between now and the first of January, in order to make
room for an entire New Spring Stock.
- - This is a Rare Opportunity. - -
We have all grades and all colors in all the Staple Vari­
eties of Dress Goods, as well as many new kinds never be­
fore brought to this market. CALL AND SEE THEM at
Ryan’s - Dry - Goods - Store.
MEJJFORD SQUIBS.
Pritchard, watchmaker and jeweler, Med­
ford.
AT COST !
Ed. and Millie Tryer spent Sunday in
Jacksonville.
S. Childers has just finished burning a
kiln of 230,000 fine brick.
AT COST ! !
Miss Mamie Isaacs spent a tew days at
the county-seat during the past week.
AT COST!!!
Rev. E. McLean, who was formerly sta­
tioned here, is now a resident of Elmhurst,
Pa.
J. O. Johnson of Table Rock.the hustler,
has been here lately, looking after his
many interests.
S. ROSENTHAL
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons ot the second­
hand store visited A. Schmitt and wife of
Jacksonville on Sunday.
If you want real bargains call on Rosen­
thal. He not only advertises them but
gives them. Call and see for yourselves.
of Medford,
Is determined to CLOSE OUT his Entire Stock of Goods—
which is a FULL and FIRST CLASS ONE— and offers the
whole
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WITHOUT * *
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AT COST
The entertainment given by the Ladies’
Guild at the Episcopal church on Thurs­
day evening was one of the events of the
season.
C. W. Milton, who is one of the best
blacksmiths in southern Oregon, is doing
a good business at his shop opposite
Davis’ mill.
Kaufman & Fisher have one of the
neatest stores and best assorted stocks of
goods in southern Oregon, and are build­
ing up a nice business
If you want REAL BARGAINS get our prices, as we
DEFY COMPETITION I
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Do you intend to make any
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C hristmas P resents ?
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We are now making a dozen Elegant Present«!
FOR ONLY S3.00 !!
Nothing will be nicer to present to your best
friend than an ARISTO or SOLIO PANEL pho­
tograph of yourself, especially if it is made by the
WIRTH PHOTO CO.,
Seventh Street, Medford.
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Main St. (formerly Tylerg'lry) Aaht'd.
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taste or smell and could hear but little.
Ely’s Cream Balm cured lt.--[Marcus Geo.
Shautz, Rahway, N. J.
I suffered from oatarrb of the worst kind
ever since a boy, and I never hoped tor
• ire; but Ely’s .Ciearn Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintances have used
it with excellent results.—[Oscar Ostrnm, 45
| Warren Ave., Chicago, III. Cream Balm 1
agreeable.
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From
High Government Authority.
Infants
and
Children.
“ Castoria iaso well adapted to children that
I recommend it m superior to any prescription
known to me."
H. A. Aacnaa, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Castor la cures Colic, Constipation,
“The use of Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that I > seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it.. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Caauta Mtzm, D. D.,
New York City.
“For several years I liave recommended
your ‘ Castoria,’ aad shall always continue U
do so as it lias invariably produced tameficla
results."
E dwin F. P juidkz , M. D.,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dS
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
125th Street and 7th Avo., New York City
T hs C kktavb O omvaxt . 77 Mnuuv S trkxt , Naw Yoax Crrv.
No authority of greater experience on food products ex­
ists than Dr. Henry A. Mott, of New York. Dr. Mott’s wide
experience as Government Chemist for the Indian Depart­
ment, gave him exceptional opportunities to acquaint himself
with the qualities and constituent parts of baking powders.
He understands thoroughly the comparative value of every
brand in the market, and has from time to time expressed
his opinion thereof. On a recent careful re-examination and
analysis he finds
NEW THIS WEEK
I R. J. W. CEARY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Cewtrol roint.
Calls attended to promptly, day and night.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
superior to all others in strength, purity, and efficiency. Dr.
Mott writes
“ New York, March 20th, 1894.
I find Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder to be superior
to all others, for the following reasons
1st. It liberates the greatest amount of leavening gas
and is consequently more efficient.
2nd. The ingredients used in its preparation are of the
purest character.
3rd. Its keeping qualities are excellent.
4th. On account of the purity of the materials and their
relative proportions, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder must
be considered the acme of perfection as regards wholesomeness
and e ciency, and I say this having in mind certificates I
have iven several years ago respecting two other baking
powd s.
e reasons for the change in my opinion are based on
facts and the new method adopted to prevent your
the a
powder
from caking and deteriorating in strength.
bakin.
_ _ a H enry A M ott , Ph. D., L. L. D.”
M edford , O regon .
the HOLIDAYS*“ comik
John Angle, who is charged with steal­
ing John Hanley's overcoat, will have a
preliminary examination in Jusjice Wal­
ton's court on Monday. He is at present
out on bail.
Medford has enjoyed a greater building
boom this season than probably any other
town in southern Oregon. The total num­
ber ot new buildings put up during the
past year, from brick structures to small
dwellings, > about 83, including those
Andrew Keefe, a brakebeam artist, was
E. F. Rockfellow, formerly of Ashland, Is now under way.
findd $5 at Ashland last week for shying a now traveling for a boot and shoe house,
It is announced that the Wirth Photo­
stone throngh one of the windows of the and will shortly be In the valley.
graph Co. will establish galleries at Jack­
Hotel Oregon. He made a bargain to
J. S. Gill of Portland, who bought the Don- sonville and Grant’s Pass in addition to
saw wood for a meal, and on being re­ aldson-FIcxe mine on Applegate, has been those at Medford and Ashland. They are
fused anything to eat was fired from the here looking after his property.
doing a big business, which continues to
house. Keefe then threw tbe stone at lhe
M. Lindley and J. L. Madden of Sardine grow, as they do the best of work in this
hotel, with the above result. Having no creek are In town this morning. The latter line and never fail to please all who call.
money he is serving out his time in jail.
will soon leave for California.
W. A. McGuire, a well-known citizen of
Hon. H. B. Luce of Washington county,
“Yield not to Misfortune. ’’
McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there state food commissioner, made an official
I was afflicted with catarrh last- autumn'
is noth:ng as good for children troubled visit to southern Oregon last week.
During the month of October I could neither
Ten carloads'of hogs and nin> carloads
of cattle were shipped last week by Jos.
Huckersmith and J. W. Wiley to San with colds or croup as Chamberlain’s
Francisco
Cough Remedy. He has used it in his
The face of.Geo. R. Neil, the attorney. family for several years with the best re­
Is illuminated with a smile too broad tor sults,and always keeps a bottle of it in the
description since yesterday. T he T imes house. After having la grippe he was
himself troubled with a severe cough. He
congratulates.
used other remedies without benefit and
A fine line of tablets, pencils, slates and
then concluded to try the children’s medi­
other school supplies has just been re­
cine, and to his delight it soon effected a
ceived at the S. F. Variety Store and are
permanent cure. 50-cent bottles for sale
sold very low.
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by all druggists.
Mrs. Jas. Bell of Brownsboro has been
suffering severely from lockjaw, the result
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS.
of a cut in the hand received while clean­
Don’’, forget the Thanksgiving ball
ing a glass jar
which will take place at the hotel hall on
A Mr. Brooks, who is mining in the
tbe 29th.
Willow .Springs district, had his forefinger
Some valuable property belonging to
blown off by the explosion of giant pow­
the Amy estate will be sold at sheriff's
der one day last week.
sale Saturday next.
A persistent pain in the back indicates
John Clements, the well-known bridge
trouble in lhe kidneys. To stay the pro­
builder,
did a fine job on the structure
gress of disease, use Dr. J. H. McLean's
cross Antelope creek.
Liver and Kidney Balm
Mrs. M. M. Cooksey left last week for
Hon. Wm. M. Colvig, attorney for the
employes of the Ashland mine who have Portland, on an extended visit with her
filed liens, is getting the papers ready for daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bartlett.
L. R. Warner of Medford, agent for the
Albany Nurseries, whose products have
gained an extended reputation, has lately
received a full line of goods in his line,
consisting in part of the best and most pop­
ular k.nds of apple,peach and prune trees,
small fruits of all kinds, shade and orna­
mental trees, etc., which may be seen al
bis delivery yard south of the Medford the December term of court.
bank. His prices are the most reasonable.
A squash weighing 136 pounds is in a
Call and examine for yourself.
Eugene store and the Guard makes a great
fuss over it. Pshaw ! Tom McAndrew
Body Probably Identified.
can discount that and not half try.
Oakland, November 13.—It is believed
Attention is called to the professional
that the unknown Oakland man who was
card of Dr. J W. Geary of Centra) Point.
found murdered at Silver Lake, Or., may
He is a practitioner of experience and
1« Charles Schaessens, a former waiter at
skill and comes well recommended.
the Maison de l’Opers in the MacDonough
Capls. 1. D. and O. C. Applegate and
Building. The proprietor of the restau­
their sister, Mrs. H. H. Sargent, are in
rant says that lhe description of the mur­
dered man corresponds with that of Schaes­ the valley, arranging the division of the
estate of the late Lindsay Applegate.
sens, and that the waiter recently went to
If the hair is falling out aid turning
Oregon. Schaessens was an unmarried
Belgian, twenty-three years old, with no gray, the glands of the skin need stimulat­
ing and color-food, and the best remedy
relatives in this country.
and stimulant is Hall's Hair Renewer.
Strayed, from the Field farm in Slerling-
ville precinct, during the latter part of
March, a bay mule, about five years old,
with a long, dark mane and tail,no b'ands
or other marks perceptible. A suitable re­
ward will be paid tor his icturn. Enquire
at lhe T imes office for particulars.
K. K. Devenuw of Phoenix is in a critical
tion of our people when they appeared
here several years ago, which time has not condition from ¿stroke of paralysis.
effaced.
Geo. W. Isaa *, the Medford capitalist,
Dr. J. P. Bradley has opened dental was at the ooun^’-eeat on Saturday.
parlors in Ryan’s building (up-stairs) on I Mrs. May Ingram left for San Francis,
California street, three doors east of the co on Friday uorning, to pay .■ 'latives a
post-office, Every branch of dentistry at- visit.
Mrs. 0, E. Coqnan, who has been at Col­
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
fax, Wa»h., for lomatlme, returned home
Prices reasonable.
this week.
You may eat cheap food and not be se­
Mrs.J. R Tos and Miss Elsie Chapman
riously hurt by it; but you cannot take
of Ashland spout,Sunday with Judge Neil
cheap medicines without positive injury.
and family.
If you use any substitute for Ayer’s Sarsa­
of Klamath county has
parilla you do so at the peril of your
been visiting
Ives and friends-In the
health, perhaps of your life. Insist cn
valley lately.
having Ayer’s, and no ether.
Dr. Songer
Ashland passed through
Pelton & Neil, the Ashland butchers, no towu vesta
his way to Applegate, to
aoubt do the biggest business in their line look at a tn
in southern Oregon. T he T imes is in­
Mieses
rlffltht of Gold Hill and
formed that they slaughter 40 head of beef Frankie Barnes
Medford spent Saturday
cattle. 30 hogs and 50 sheep every month, >n Jacksonville.
and are already feeding their winter's sup­
J. H. Simon, tie miner, Is at Portland.
ply of stock, having 300 tons of hay for He is still interest«! io the mining Interests
i of this section.
that purpose.
E. M. Jones and Blake Smith, nilulug men
The S. F. Weekly Examiner has been
enlarged to 16 pages, which makes it one from Caltfornl*, started on their return
of the very best newspapers published, and home this moreltg.
Ex-sheriff Pell>n was down from Ash­
you can secure it and the S emi -W eeki . y
T imes for only $3 a year and get all the land, to look afte. the Kingsbury estate, of
advantages of the big annual distribution which be is assig ee.
W. N. Sutton, cerk of Lake county,passed
of prizes valued at 9145,000.
through the valle; last week, en route to the
Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh- Willamette on-a welt.
ton, Florida, says he cured a case of. di­
John Shidelertnd wife make weekly trips
arrhoea of long standing in six hours with
to Jacksonville arg And no trouble in dis­
one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, posing of their protuct.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. What a
8. A. D. HiggiiiTEas returned from bl»
pleasant surprise that must have been to cruising trip in northern California and is
the sufferer. Such cures are not unusual in Jacksonville at present.
with this remedy. In many instances
N.H. Clayton has been added to the corps
only one or two doses are required to give of teachers employed at the Ashland public
permanent relief. It can always be de­ schools, making eleven in all.
pended upon. When reduced with water
B. E. Drum of Table Rock, who is afflict­
it is pleasant to take. For sale by all ed with luug trouble, leaves tor Arizona
druggists.
this week, to epend the winter.
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J acksonville , -
Jcrfr.ont’iW*’« Oregon.
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COMPrCTXI» SV THZ
SISTERS OF THE_HOLY NAMES
;
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this institution Is
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a day school lot
nredetl to be the most
I aealthy
jackaonrille
hern Oregon
place in '*L®i
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Summons
In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
for the County of Jackson.
William Bybee, Plaintiff,
) Suit in
vs.
■ Equityfor
Ebenezer E.Rail and all unknown
tbe re ex­
heir» oi tne sa d Ebenezer B
ecution <«f
Ball, and any and all unknown 'a deed of
persons claiming by or through
convey­
said Ebenezer E. Ball or said
ance.
heirs, defendants.
To Kbenezer E. Ball and all unknown heirs
of the bald Ebem zer E. Ball, and any and all
unknown
persons
claiming
or through
thv ­
bald
Kben.-zer
F. Ball
or said by
felrs.Te
ate,re
named defendants :
|N THE NAME OFTHESTATEOFOHEGO':
I you are hereby required to appear and an-
swerthe complaint of the above Plaintiff in
the st»v<. entitled court, nowon file with the
clerk of said court, within ten days from thu
date of the «-rylce of this summon,
you, if served in Jackson county, Oregon-
but B .erved in any other county
tbe Mate
ot Oregon, ’hen within twenty days from the
date of the service ot tbissummons upon vou-
or if served on you out «1 t he State of Jrtgon
or by publication then by the first day oft he
ensuing regular December term of said couzt
to-w t: the 3d day of December, m“and 7ou'
are, hereby notified that If j ou fall to appear
and answer said complaint as hereby recniired
the Plaintiff will take a d<er4 ¿.l£t y™
tor tbe re-execution of a deed of conveyance
l ?
.di*cr* bed land, to-wlt; SW
M ot section 4 and NU of 8Ek and BEU of 8E
T 51 *?b
Of "
01 »Stlon ».
xan^LPo?t.^a <»
1 e“‘- ««»taininir
ln J»ckson county, Oregon-
or that on a failure to re-execute said deed of
conveyance said decree of the court u, h*
taken and held in lieu thereof
T,publlehwi in the DxuocaaTtc
T imks by order of Hon. H. K. Hanna the
Oeteber I “4M COU^,'
On the 1Wh
ot
P. P. PRIM A SON.
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
THI8 PAPER
Newspaper Advertising Bureau <10 Spvcot
Street), where adver- »■■«n UARif
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