The Democratic times., February 10, 1896, Image 3

LOCAL NOTES.
Ed. Boll of Applegate was in town a
tew days since.
FEBRUARY io, 1896
MONDAY
Several cases of whooping cough are re­
ported from Evans creek.
M KI) KOK it SQUIBS.
Gold Hill will have a fancy dress ball
at Bailey’s hall on February 21st.
Pritchard,watchmaker and jeweler, Med­
The adjourned meeting of the board of
ford .
1 trustees will be held to-morrow evening.
Miss Maggie Eaton is visiting friends in
Willamette valley choice Burbank seed-
Grant’s Pass.
ling potatoes, in lots to suit, at Nunans.
Justice Stanfield has established his of­
Schcol will open in Griffin creek district
fice in the city hall.
1 on February 17th, with Prof. Allen as in-
D. B. Redfield ot Glendale visited rela­ * structor.
tives and friends in Medford last week.
The famous Ito blend tea is kept at Jas.
F. Amann was appointed street com­ Drum's grocery store in Jacksonville.
Try it.
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missioner by the city council last week.
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A
successful
series
ot
revival
meetings
The Medford flour mill started last week,
after having been shut down for sometime. I have beer, held in Gold Hill during the
past tortnight.
Wm. Hamlin of Grant’s Pass visited
The advance guard of God’s regular
relatives and friends in Eden precinct last
army have been skirmishing in Gold Hill
week.
' precinct lately.
Rev. A Brown of Wilderville,Josephine
R. L. Parker ot the upper Rogue coun­
county, visited friends in Medford last try returned last week from a visit to rel­
week.
atives at Forest Grove.
Mrs. W. M
Colvig of Jacksonville
A new and stylish assortment of genl’s
spent several hours shopping in Medford a furnishing goods has just been received at
few days since.
the S. F. Variety Store.
John Welch, night-watch at the distil­
A postoffice has been re-established at
lery, who has been ill with pneumonia, is Dillards, Douglas county, with George
reported to be improving.
Leonard as postmaster.
An entertaining programme wa- ten­
dered at the school house on Friday after­
noon by the pupils of the public school. A
number of vishora were present and en­
joyed the occasion.
Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the diseases. Instead of
waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. It
helps at once, making expectoration eisy
reduces the soreness and inflammation.
Every one likes it. At brooks’ drug-store.
C. C. McClendon, the well-known horse­
man of Sam’s valley, met with a painful
accident one day last week. He was dis­
mounting from his horse, a high-spirited
animal, which in prancing around stepped
on Mr. C,’s foot, bruising it severely.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is known by Its
works. The experience of half a century
proves that no other preparation of the
kind stops coughing and allays irritation
of tbe throat and bronchial tubes so
promptly and effectually as this.
World Almanacs at T he T imes
office at 25 cents per copy. This is one of
the most valuable books ot statistics is­
sued and contains information of value
to every one. Given free with the S emi ­
W eekly T imes if subscription for one
year is paid in advance.
J. R. Casey, horticultural commission­
er, has been visiting different portions of
the valley on official business. Most of
the orchadists have awoke to the necessity
Quite a number of Medford people vis­
It is reported that a council of the A. P. of doing something to stop the ravages of
ited Jacksonville Friday evening to see A. has been organized at Woodville, mak­ fruit pests and are making every effort to
reach that end.
the performance of the Medford dramatic ing the fifth in the county.
club.
Unlike most proprietary medicines, the
Paris Hamilton of Uniontown precinct,
Rev. S. E. Memingcr of Ashland has who has been sick for a couple of months formulae of Dr. J. C. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
and other preparations are cheerfully sent
been assisting Rev. Gittens in holding re­ past, is recovering siowly.
to any physician who applies tor them.
vival meetings here for the past several
Town election is approach1 ng.
Can­
Hence the special favor accorded these
days.
didates tor office will do well to make
well-kno ^n standard remedies by the
Several cases of destitution have been their announcements in T he T imes ,
World's hair commissioners.
reported in this vicinity, and the Ladies’
Have your taded cloth ng cleaned and
Benevolent society has taken the matter in
The city council of Ashland in its con­
dyed at the Excelsior steam Dye Works.
hand.
Address Chas. C. Hixon, Medford, Ore­ troversy with the Singer Sewing Machine
Miss Eva Wilson, the postal telegraph gon.
company has decided to enforce the ardi-
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operator, has been quite ill during the past
nance requiring a license fee tor peddling,
Five months ago the Ashland normal
week, and U. M. Damon has taken her
which it’claims governs the company In the
school opened with an enrollment of 51,
place at the key temporarily.
granite city. The sewing machine com­
which has increased since that time to
pany will probably make a test case of the
Mrs. D. C. Thompson, who has been 130.
matter.
visiting her brother, G. W. White, for
Fitly cents will buy a full pound can of
The negotiations for the lease of the O.
sometime past, start id on her return home first-class baking powder and a handsome
to Smith Center, Kansas, a few days piece of glassware at the S. F. Variety K. barbershop mentioned in T he T imes a
short time since, failed to materialize, the
since.
Store.
party who was to have taken the business
A young man from Evans creek under­
The annual exhibit of the financial con .
took to paint the town a brilliant carmine dition of the town is received too late for made other arrangements and returned to
California.
The business will still be
one night last week. He attempted to
publication. It will appear in the next continued by Henry Wendt, the popular
take possession of G. L. Webb’s racket issue.
tonsorial artist.
store, but met with forcible remonstrance
The
personal
property
of
the
estate
of
Three members of the hobo fraternity
on the part of Mr. W., who was finally
compelled to throw him through a front­ Wilfred Prefontaine of Foots creek was sold made their appearance in Jacksonville on
door window to convince him that he by the administratrix, Mrs. J. Karewski, Friday and were given lodgings in the
last week.
town bastile by Marshal Purcell. On Sat­
didn't own the earth. He then proceeded
Enos Conger and family, who have been urday morning they were released with
to the Turf Exchange saloon and amused
himself by breaking out a few panes of residents of Talent precinct for about a the admonition to put as much southern
glass, and then took to his heels. The year, started on their return to Iowa a Oregon scenery between themselves and
Jacksonville as possible, which they did
marshal finally rounded the festive young short time since.
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The report ot the president of the U. of with dispatch.
gentleman up, and the next morning he
enriched the city treasury to the amount O. at Eugenp shows an attendance of 320
The exposure to all sorts and conditions
students, an increase of 15 per cent, over of weather that a lumberman is called
of $8.60
that of last year.
upon to endure in the camps often pro­
Race Meeting’.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so duces severe colds which, it not promptly
The Southern Oregon Jockey club will displeasing to many people as marks of checked, result in congestion or pneu­
hold a race meeting at Central Point,com­ age, may be averted for a long lime by monia. Mr. J. O. Davenport, ex-mana-
ger of the Fort Bragg Redwood Co., an
mencing on May 13th. This is the open­ using Hall's Hair Renewer.
ing meeting of the North Pacific circuit,
The disbarment proceedings against T. immense institution at Fort Bragg. Cal.,
which includes Oregon, Washington, H. Tongue of Hillsboro have been set for says they sell large quantities of Cham­
British Columbia and Idaho. The officers hearing in the supreme court on Tuesday, berlain’s Cough Remedy at the company’s
store and that he has himself used this
ot the local association are 3. U. Mitchel, February it th, at 9 o’clock.
remedy for a severe cold and obtained im­
president; T. P. Judson, secretary; Hollis
A carload of turkeys and chickens from
Montague, treasurer. The following is the Willamette passed through the valley mediate relief. This medicine prevents
the programme: Race No. 1—Trotting a few days since for San Francisco. any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia
and insures a prompt recovery. For sale
and pacing, 3:00 minute class, 2 in 3, There were 462 dozen fowls in the lot.
by drnggists.
purs; $200. No. 2—Trotting, two-year-
Piles of people have piles, but De Witt’s
olds, '/2 mile, 2 in 3, purse $200, No. 3—
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS.
Trotting. 2:50 class, 3 in 5.. purse $200. Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When
promptly applied it cures scalds and burns
No. 4—Trotting, 3-year-old, 2 in 3, purse
The Central Point public schools will
<200. No. 5—Trotting, 2:33 class, 3 in 5, without the slightest pain. At Brooks'.
R. T. Lawton, who has been conduct­ close in one month.
purse $250. No. 6—Trotting and pacing,
G. S. Moore took personal charge of the
two-year-old, 2 in 3» % mile, purse $200. ing a branch harness shop in Gold Hill
No. 7—Pacing, 2:21 class, 3 in 5> purse lor tbe past several months, bas closed up Central Point postoffice on Saturday last.
$300. No. 8—Trotting, 2:10 class, 3 in 5, the business and returned to Medford.
Miss Zuda Owens returned from Jack­
purse $250. No. 9—Trotting, 2:28 class,
The Weber dramatic company, wh'-b sonville last week, where she has been at­
3 in 5, purse I250.
No 10—Trolling, has been playing in all the towns of the tending school.
free-for-all, 3 in 5, purse f3<x>. No. it— Willamette valley with fair success will
L. H. Newton, who has been suffering
Pacing, free-for-all, 3 in 5, f3o°. The show at Gold Hill, this, Monday, evening. with inflammatory rheumatism, is able to
running races will be Ji mile dash for alj
Miss Louise Kubli was tendered a sur­ be about again.
ages, purse $150; 5 Ji furlongs, selling, prise party last evening on her return
Dr. C. H. Carter of San Francisco spent
purse $150; % handicap, puisefaoo; >4
home. The Jacksonville band was out several days in Central Point last week,
dash, purse fijo,
dash for ponies, and discoursed some of its sweetest music.
visiting friends.
purse f 100 and a half-mile dash for un­
John Vincent, Richard Moore and Chas.
The time for the departure of tbe morn­
tried two-year-olds, purse $150. The
ing train on tbe R. R. V. R. R. has been Pankey have gone to Butte county, Calif.,
total amount offered for purses is $355°.
changee to lb o’clock. Trains commenced to engage in mining.
running on the new schedule this morning.
Mrs. Thus. Whelpley of Flounce Rock
“Comrades."
precinct, who has been in Central Point
Why
should
you
send
your
laundry
work
The Medford dramatic dab did not
tor sometime past for medical treatment,
have as large an audience as they deserved to Salem or Portland when you can get
will return home in a few days, having
on Friday evening; but the lack of num­ just as good work done at home by the
experienced
considerable relief.
M-rlford
steam
laundry
at
less
price.
bers was mad. up in appreciation ot the
goad points of the performance. The
play has been produced in Jacksonville
betore and ranks among the strongest and
most entertaining of amateur dramas.
Situations, both pathetic and humorous,
are numerous and were faithfully depict­
ed by the actors, who all showed more
than average histrionic ’alent. Some of
the performers were a little stiff, while
others developed a tendency to overdo
their part. The performance, as a whole,
was a creditable one tor amateurs,and the
audience bail no reason to complain of
entertainment. An enjoyable social dance
was given at Orth’s hall after the play.
Give it a trial.
A Fine Road.
Someone with a love for fresh potk
has been robbing the smokehouses of some
There are longer but 00 better roads in
of the farmers above Ashland lately. G, this or any other country than tire Chicago
W. Dunn and W. H. Shepherd are among & Alton R. R. This line makes a perma­
nent patron of every traveler who once
the latest losers reported.
Don’t forget the leap-year party at gives it a trial. Its tracks are of the
Rose s Hall on Applegate on the 14th. heaviest steel and as smooth as glass. Its
The best of music has been provided for road-bed is stone ballasted throughout.
' the occasion and no pains will be spared Its equipment is superb. It was the first
line on which a Pullman sleeping car was
to make the affair a success.
ever
run, the first line to adopt dining
Geo. Schumpf, the pioneer barber, who
has no superior in his line in southern cars and the first line to run tree reclining
Oregon, has reduced the price of shaving chair cars, and to-day its solid vestibuled
trains, containing all these modern lux­
to 15 cents. He never fails to &ive satis­
faction in any branch of tbe tonsorial art. uries, are running through or fast time to
Don’t fail to give hint a call.
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and from union depots in Kansas city, S’.
populist Club Organized.
The residence ot K. D. Jones of Talent Louis and Chicago with astonishing regu­
The Populists of Jacksonville met at
the town hall on Saturday evening to or. was destroyed by tire one day last week. larity and with exceeding comfort to its
If you ever
ganize and elect delegates to the county Mr. and Mrs. J. were absent at the time ever increasing patrons.
convention. The attendance was light and there was no one at home except a lit­ make a trip in any direction between Kan­
and not much enthusiasm coukl be tle son, who narrowly escaped being sas city and Chicago, or Kansas city and
St. I.ouis, or St. Louis and Chicago, and
aroused. N. A Jacobs called the meet­ burned also.
ing to order and permanent officers were
No excuse for sleepless nights when you fail to patronize the Chicago & Alton, you
elected as follows: Chas. Bayse, presi­ can procure One Minute Cough Cure. may be sure that you have missed at least
dent; Henry Dox. secretary and treasurer. This will relieve all annoyance», cure the one opportunity for Incressing your hap­
The orators were conspicuous by their ab­ most severe cough and give you rest and piness in this life.
sence and tuc meeting confined it«d( tn f health. Can y»u afford to do without it?
Aibauy Beer,
the business of electing delegates: For At Brooks' drug-store, Jacksonville.
On draught and bottled, fresh from
South Jacksonville. A .bchmiutiing, Crass I
The latest repons from Joe Million In­
brewery, can always be found at tbe Jack*
vide Naylor and D. J. S Pearce. North
dicate that his eyes are more severely In­ sonville Beer Hall.
Th!, establishment
Jacksonville, '*• w
Thomas and R.
jured than has been supposed. Hopes ba. recently been fitted up, and no pains
Kingsley.
had been entertained from tbe first of sav*
will be spared to please rhe pnblk. Give
ing the sight of the left eye; but now the
Probate Omrt-
me a call and judge for yoerself.
oculist i. doubtful of the result.
Joua ScHNSinaa.
The following business has been trans­
Wife—Here's an account of a man who-
acted in this court since the last report of
shot himself rather than suffer the pangs
To Miners.
T ub S emi -W eekly T imes :
Husband—The fool!
Send ft.50 and receive one of Harmon's
Estate of John Cantrall. Order fixing of Indigestion.
MININO NEWS.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
John Nichols of Butte creek is in town.
Chris. Ulrich returned Friday from a trip
to Port laud.
Notices for the location of placer and
Mrs. D. Copplc is visitiog her daughter at
quartz mines, etc., for sale at T he T imes
Fokegama, Calif.
office.
Miss Day of Medford vh '-^d relatives in
II. E. Barnhait and Al. Lewis ot Gold Jacksonville to day.
Hill are prospecting on the head ot Galls
Miss Gertie John of WtlHams is visiting
creek.
friends tn Jacksonville.
Bonds for deeds to mining property, the
Miss Main<e Isaacs spent a few hours
latest and best form, for sale at T he in Jacksonville on Friday.
T imes office.
J. W. Marks »ury of Gold Hill was at tbo
Dr. Braden has secured the right of way county-seat a few days since,
Mrs. J. M Etner of Ashland left l*st warn
for his mining ditch in Gold Hili district
and will commence work on it in a tew I fur Portland to join her husband.
I* Wm. LadJigan of Ashland Is reuovH’lng
days.
THE BANE CF HUIWW LIFE,
T. H. Warford discovered a promising from a vevere attack ot erysipelas.
Driven
Out ot the System by
Mrs. A. S. Walbridge of Phoeuix man
quartz ledge on Lcuse creek, Josephine
, the Use oí
county last week. The rock assays S25 to T he T imes a pleasant call on Friday.
Mrs.
Fannie
Birdsey
of
Gold
Hill
spent
the ton.
| several days in Jacksonville last week.
W. J Thompson and M. A. Tucker,
J. E. Btlckell of Central Point precinct
San Francisco mining operators, are in
"For five years, I was a great
was at the county-seat a‘ww days since.
the valley, looking after their interests in
snff.trer fce::t a inost persistent
Hugh McGuire of the Pacific papir Co
blomi disease, none of trie various
Gold Hill district.’
of Portland, was in Jacksonville on Satur­
1 te"!. being ui an
Spencer & Gunning are building a new day
help whatever.
Hoping th:
chance of climate would nenel
two-mile ditch to their placer mines in
Miss Fannie Nelson of Coos county com­
me.
I
went
to
t'ub.i,
to Flot illa
Dry Diggings district. They arc now menced school at tbe Ashland normal last
and then to Saratoga Springs
running two giants.
| week.
wlu re I nmaint'd some tin
drinkittg-tho waters But «11 w . ls
Lee, Vannoy & Leon aid have bonded
Mrs. Geo. Veit of Talent left last week for
no use. At last, . Igling
lteini advised
their quartz claim on Jump-off-Joe to J . S. southern California for the benefit of her
bv several frieir is to fry Aye i*
Schott, who has commenced development health.
Sarsaparilla, 1 l^gan taking it,
and very soon favorable results
work on the property.
J.H. Downing ot Central Point, secre­
were manifest. To-day I con­
Fhe American Mining Code, standard tary of tbe 8. O. B. A., was at the county­
sider myself a perfccUy health)
man, with a good appetite
authority on al) subjects pertaining to min­ seat on Friday.
not the least trace of my former
H. W Scott, the editor of the Oregonian,
ing, water-rights, etc., is kept tor sale at
complaint. To all my friends,
passed through the valley last week, en
T he T imes Printing House.
and especially young men like
route to Mexico.
myself, 1 recommend Axey’.-
The Victor mine ia Cow creek canyon
W. M. Colvig left tìunday evening for
sai>arilla, if in need of a j>erfi
*s working three giants night and day.
reliable blood-purilier
Salem, where he has several eases before
The mine has already two large pumping the supreme court.
A. Escon \n, nr
Vri< toria. Key W
plants but two more will be put in soon.
Mr-’. Fleck of Portland, who has been
deuce, 352W. l(»t!
J. B, Dungan of Gold Hill has bonded visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Armstrong,
120 acres of rich mining ground in Paine returned home to-day.
gulch to San Francisco parties, who will
1 Helwegen and II. R. Henderson nr
Admitted for
rived in Jacksonville last evening to look
commence development work at once.
AT THE WORLDS
after
mining
interest*.
Development and construction woik is
BOOOOQCO^C.
Miss Louise Kubli, wh) has been visit­
being pushed at the Waldo copper mines.
40 men are now employed at the mine and ing relatives and firends in Portland,
turned home on Eunday.
things will be in readiness for smelting in
Joshua Neathammer of Wlm<»r was In
a short time.
Jacksonville Friday, accompanied by his
Two Josephine county pocket hunters, father, Jacob Neat hammer.
Messrs. Craft & Flem, have discovered
Dr. Caldwell, the dentist, returned from
nineteen pockets during the past year, the Ashland a few days since and will remain
last one found in Hull & Beck’s placer In Jacksonville for sometime.
mine netting them $600.
Gus Newbury, school superintendent,
Kennedy, Reed & Co., who have the Ira was at the county scat on Sa’urdiy, re-
Coffman ledge in Forest creek district viewing the political situation.
Walter Jackson, representing Esberg,
bonded, are sinking a 50-foot shaft. A
milling test of 600 pounds of ore from the Bachman & Co. of portland, visited his
customers in the valley last week.
ledge yielded $12 to the ton .
Hon. Theo. Cameron returned from Port
J. E. Spires of Grants Pass has a two-
land on Friday.whero ho had been in attend­
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foot vein of asbestos of fine fibre which he ance on the Republican club meeting.
wants to sell. If the vein is as extensive
Miss Kate Ply male, who has been spend
as he thinks, he has a good-sized fortune,
iDg several months in Salem with her sister
as there is a large and growing demand
Mrs. D. A. Jones, returnod to Jacksonville
for asbestos, 90 per cent, of the supply for on Friday.
this country being imported from Canada.
E. Sanderson Smith of Steamboat is in
THE f ASH4W TAPER GF THE DAY.
The Beekman & Huff er mine is credited Jacksonville for a short stay, and will
Superb,
Strictly Up-To-Date Designs.
in several papers with ore running f»ro to make a trip to Portland before re(u»ning
Illustrations and Fashion Notes.
the ton. We are unable to secure in­ to [he mine.
Reliable, Bright anu Clean.
W. A. Homes of Ashland was taken to the
formation as to the exact amount realized
from the first run of the mill; but have as­ railroad hospital at Sacramento last week
A yeai'< su’ uiipVori for
surance that 10 times 10 would be way for treatment tor an Injury to his back, re
Oirlv 50 Cerite,
below the amount per ton which some of ceived a short time since.
tnc’udtn?, free your choice of any one of the
Dr.
Walter
Farnham
left;
Ashland
a
few
the ore produced.
days since for Sun Fransisco, via Portlaud.
CfilsiraUJ Kclali Bazar Patterns,
Frank J. Owens of Picket creek, Jose­ Ho will probably locate in Los Angeles for
arid a!l -patterns to strbscr^ers
phine county, is in San Francisco arrang­ the practice of his profession.
On’y 1 ) or 15 Cents.
ing for the purchase of a derrick and other
D. J. Walker, Jr., of Ashland precinct,
machinery for his mines. The big reser­ who has been conflnod to his room for the
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voir, covering about five acres of land, past two montns, as a result of injuries
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which he has been having constructed, is sustained by a horse falling on him, is able
finished and other extensive improvements to be about again.
will be made during the coming summer.
Wm. Bybee has resumed charge of his
Josephine county hydraulic mines.
food Poison
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The Queen of Fashion
Joseph Pollock and A. S. Phillips have
a promising quartz mine on Jump-off-Joe,
a short distance from Grant’s Pass. Dur­
ing the past few months they have run
three lots of ore, about 15 tons at a rtin,
through their arastra and the results have
been $25 to $27 per ton in free gold. The
ore is also rich in sulphurets, for the sav­
ing ot which no effort has yet been made.
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Important Facts.
If you have dull andjhuavy pain acroHS the
forehead and about the.eyes; if the noFtdls
are frequently stopped up and followed by
a disagreeable discharge; if soreness In the
nose and bleeding from the nostrils is often
experienced; if you aio very senaitive Jto
cold iu the bead accompanied with headache
then you maybe sure you have ratarrlj,
and should (immediately) resort to Ely'.-
Cream Balm for a cure. The remedy will
give instant relief.
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UNITBr HTATES HOTEL.
F M Ply male, Medford A Betz, Rogue rljrer
8 F
Wil! Smith, Portland Harry
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M J Davis, Sr, Louis
W II Marrs,
A Cantrall, Uniontown
Steve Coleman, “
Wm
Dom, , -.
Applegate
S E Carr, Chicago
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John Arnold, Medíord II R Hendwraoii S F
Jos Chapman, Applegt H Holwegen,
Pnll Cleave, Little Applugate.
TAYLOB TIOÜRK.
W jankson, Portland W B Jlnkln?, St Louis
C A Ooggawell. Lkvlow
H McGuire, “
Mae Isaacs, Medford Mrs J H Butler. Mdfrd
w L Camcron,
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Mtlé Nicholson, ••
. 8 P Harnebucg “
Ollie H Butler. “
Zoa Brune,
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Sidney Cole,
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F B McColl ugh, “
J H Butler,
A - F Hunt, Butte creek
W K Karman, “
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ET Keeter, Portland Joe Israel, San Fran
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A Balmann, Portland
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BORN
CATON—In Chimney Bock precinct, Jan. —,
to Mr. and Mrs Lee Caton, a daughter.
The following is a list of uncalled for SMITH—At Klamath Falls, February 7. 189«:,
to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith, a »on.
letters in the Jacksonville post-office up to
SMITH—In Alkali valley, January 31, 1W*. H
Feb. to, 18961
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Smith, a son.
FITCH—In Langcll valley, January 31, If»»,
Byron Carroll
Bngon M B
to Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Fitch, a son.
BUss A J
Brook* Frank
BUKNBTT—At Talent. January », iSWI, to
Bain E E
Carson (Assayer)
Mr. and Mra. John Burnett, a son.
Curtice M M
Deqfna M M
NII.KS-Near Hornbrook. Calif,. January 2'1,
Hines H K
Le wig Etta Mrs
ISM. to Mr. and Mrs. Files, a dangliter.
Smith Dugal
Trofren J M
BROPHY—Near M»dfl>rd, Jan. 31. pwi. to Mr.
Thurston George
W ann Edward
and Mrs. J. J. Btoplty.a son.
Wrapp Anna Miss
J. A. W xlbon . F- M.
Letter List.
Ln thn
C uut of the COunty of la< k
anjJ State of ttrctfoii. H.U.nji tor the trans­
acts on of Prob ite busiiic1 •* .
In the mat tur of the usiate nt J »bn Wïjis«.
deocaXed :
To tne next of kin of the said John WuiriSJtiv:
all persons intercettai ülFütd estate :
i N 1’11E N A M E OF T H F S T ATE O F U KJCOt > N.
I by an order made Ján. :*7, 181W» Y’ou .nrt
hereby calk'd and reqnlr.-d tn appear in the
County tourt -of the 3otté <>t ■Orejron, for th<
Coui.ty of .rnrKJ.'m; at the Oyin-c
i here­
of al ‘ Jncksonvtffc. In the e»»nnty ot Jack-
son. oh Tucmmy, tab M'.n/ty nr
1
at. 10 o’clock, tn ÇhoJorrrtQun of that day,
then andthereloahow cause,if any there be,
why au order should >iut bo made, by thia
c .«rt. tor the sal” t " ’ o. w
real property boiooKink ><• Mid estât . tiuwit
Cvintnrnei'iK at uie north oorne/ of 1/ >efc
«2. ui the town »>f Jacksonxiile. tacks »nconn-
t V, >r'-go”. find ruiininu tbenr-'
...
s .'nat. on th ••south line of Elm sp •
85 feet; thence soutli G25 feet to the corpom-
ll¿n ynó: r-heñee south 89
ces, 45 mi '
west, aloni the corporation Iine6L7 feet to ib<
\ pp:. nat i) ri :i i; .......... Knrth 43
■'
vast.alonc wudmad
feci ùa p ace oí ley-in-
. niiuzucontaininur 4.69 acr««* Also. bpyJ ibi
at the north corner of bfodk. No. 58 itg.i )un-
nine thenceKdüffi. GT’rf deifreM còsi 372 le. i
to Third street or. bterlityrritlo road: tqen.••
alo.pr the Une of said rpa<l sunt
west ‘jnir feet; thenee west -Sé? ft to W nr street;
ufheate-flo^h 07U degr^e* w-st alonzth£lin-
of Elm street
Icet to Arpl> urate r»n ■
thence north 22)4 depreca atôL.3*X» Iteci in
Place of bOtrlntilYigf contalolmr
aeres.
Witersa tho Ron. Jamo B. .Nefl, Jnd<e of
the county corirt of tire Statu of O«- ck .u, f<»r
the county of .hick son. with the aval of
/»ourt affixed this 2Tttr day of Jrmuary. A. I’
IHM
Afte«;
- - V. A. JACOB*.
Last year’s demand for our Leader was
so large that we were unable to manufac­
ture them as fast as they were ordered.
This year we have one mammoth factory
that manufactures nothing but this line,
and we arc making this boot in such
immense quantities that we are able to
produce a much better boot.
We have many new improvements in
this line: first, it is made of heavy gen­
uine Dongola, solid leather sole and'inner
sole: second, it has a leather sock lining,
which no other but a high-priced boot
has : thud, it has a back-stay ; fourth, as
much c«. ’• taken in selecting this stock,
and in mai.-i.r as h > our higher-priced
goods; fifth, vein only warrant bu we
guarantee » jfv line to be just ? • ¿pre­
sented. T 12 above cut is an e. ,t copy
N the I;no i!se'ii.
Our Nev Leader Ladies’ r>,ngola But-
l en; styles Plain Opera T x, Plain Com­
mon-Sen?? Toe, Opera Toe Patent Tip;
widths. P, C, and E.E; sizes, 2} to 8.
Our N l * Lcader.Ladics’ Dongola Front
Lace, Opera Toe Patent Tip; widths, I),
E. and EE; sizes 1 to 8.
•dies’ Dongola Jiut-
Ouf New Lea
on, Spring F
mon-Sense Last;
Patent Tip •
, E, and EE ; sizes,
’l*to 6.
Any o'*
,ve-described shoes sent
_,I.4S, , all , postage paid by
on rece
,
us. Sen. .or complete illustrated Cata­
logue of all grades of boots and shoes —
tree. Please mention this papw.
paper.
POSTAL SHOE SO..
Box 2S57.
Boston. Mas*.
PTU R •
Instantly
and Permanently
CURED
WITHOUT
K^ife or Operation
mtelyPaintes*
I luatment
ZFECTED
cir
to Six Woe'<s
' T
w
FQR TERMS
Tff Ê l E. MILLER CO.
>: Rooms 70C-70), Marrjuam Building
PORTLAND, OREGON
NMOKË
La Beile Me Cigai
fioiestifi« American
3-
DIED.
Card of Tnankn.
BINALtHI HHO-. AT3P . P m lie Cos« Av
H a Y—In Omni'« P. im , Fobru.rr I. im*.
JWHI Hit e jjt. .Tu» I ««HAi, l
The nnder-tigiKHl takes ibis method of
daughter ot Mr. and Mr.. Frank Huy; a.ed
thre« ye.r«.
evending sincere thanks to those friends
i-------- er-Wr-
Wlinre, Feb. ♦. MW, of E
ano —MiN»" who so kindly lent their as­ NEATHAMMBK-Nenr
uonBumption. Mre. Kintna Neathamraer,
NEW Tins WEEK
wlf-’ J'whuj» Mentha tamer; a.id 2>lye.r».
sistance and sympathy during the late ill-
ness of bis wife.
Notice of Final Settlement.
J oshua N eathammek .
In the County Court of thn State "f Ur , t>
Awarded
for the County of J hc X sor .
Spray Your Trees
Highest Honors—World's Fair, In the matter oftheesiate uf John Cantra'i,
The undersigned is prepared with the
Li J BEKEBY GIVES THAT THE
MOTICR U
best apparatus and material for spraying
R
of th** »*ta *• of John
M administratrix
administra
1
r •!'. d«©e<■* ■' ! ■ * d n the eou v j
trees and solicits a share of the public
court of Jacxson county, < »reaon, her final ae-
co.nt as such admlniRtim rix, and by order of
patronage. Prices reasonable and satis­
Mid ooart Tneeday, April 7. U96. at the
hour of 10 o’cU cx A. M . it act rcr hear na
faction guaranteed. Call on or address
thereof. Ail persons !nterof«ted are hereby
A dolf S chulz * Jacksonville
rt.-tiflid to appear 'nA nk»hl« nr her
-
tlcma to said acqpunt on
before Mid day.
Published by order of Hot*. J. H. Neil, ju'ixr
Cheat and Winter Oate.
of Maid court.
Dated February ¡0. !«.*»>.
MBAH A X) IXTROLL.
A limited quantity of cheat and winter
Administratrix of OaW^witatc.
oats of a superior quality is offered fcr
sale at a reasonable figure at the S
Th? Old Standar,
Variety Store.
I
Are You Made
Mil« rabí» by lbflljpfttion, eoa» 11 pat Ion
frueinMe. (ova at appetite, yejuw akin?
Shiloh*.Vi&liier'la a poalrt»' »äW. Call
at City Dm* Bt ore. .
BAKING
rvnvu
MOST PERFECT MADE.
I Why didn't he take De Witt's Little Early miners' maps of Josephine county. They
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Pc wdzr. F-ÎÎ
April 7th as time f°r final settlement.
from Ammoma, Alum or any other adulterant.
Estate of Wesley Mit-hell. Annual re­ Risers? I used to suffer as bad as be did are accurate
.«.rete and
.no couveaient. Address ¡ p.. D.JUW K« vb Pti«« for SPINAL
I before taking these Jiule pilla. At Rreoks’.
40 YEAitS THS STANDARD.
j.
C. E. H asnom , Grant * PaM, Oregon
WBAKFVBL AU draastotereU *M> for&o.
port of guardian of minor heirs approved.
CAULT -HOUSE
CUMMINGS A FALL Prop.,
UrnsrW. M .db« * Cîlttrom Are. ba
bl- e< West of ths Colon D-pr..
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