The Democratic times., February 19, 1900, Image 3

THEDEMOCR AT1C TIMES.
A
M. A. Phelps, tbe piano-tuner
from San Francisco, is here on his
' spring trip. His next visit will be in
Don’t forget The Boss. •
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September. He always gives satis­
MONDAY’^
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Fresh oranges and nuts of all kinds faction.
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at The Boss.
Under tbe heading, “Roadsters’
Mumps have become epidemic in Barbecue,” a Populist writes to tbe
Jacksonville.
Medford Enquirer that a number of
prominent middle-of-the-road Popu­
day D'
“»to- I _ Wakelee’s Squirrel Exterminator, lists,
among whom are Dr. Keene, S.
25 cents a can, at Nnnan’s.
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Alex. Fo/f Bedford
Yreka Sun­ There is nothing as nice as a box of H. Holt, J. J. Howser, J. S. McCain
and Grant Rawlings, have set apart
day evening
y?
I those fancy candies at The Boss. *
February 22d afi the lime,aud Medford
Mrs. C. If'’ * Jfd Medford is vis­ Tbe .freshest, purest and best as the place, 1 >r a grand love-feast
and barbecue.” It is surprising in
iting in
. 0e.
I candies manufactured at The Boss.
le.
the Willamette valley to find Dr.
John Iluffer’s son, who has been Keene listed as a Populist. The
Geo. E. Rbwlan and wife spent
I quite sick with scarlet rash, is con­ name is probably a misprint.—[Ore­
Sunday in Jackson. ille.
valescent.
gonian.
Postmaster Miller and Conductor
Notices of location of water rights The body of Hayes B. Taylor, the
Neil spent Friday in Ashland.
for sale at T he T imes office; also all brave son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
H. E. Ankeny returned Saturday other kinds of blanks.
Taylor, who fell at Malabon, P. 1-,
from a trip to Eugene and Portland.
Frank Richter and M. Spabn, two arrived from San Francisco Sunday
E. J. Kaiser of the Valley Record of southern Oregon’s future bonanza evening, and will be interred in the
spent Saturday afternoon in Jackson­ kings, spent Saturday in town.
Jacksonville cemetery Wednesday,
ville.
Feb. 21st. The funeral will take
Jacksonville's municipal election place from the M. E. church at 2
Sam Stoy of Portland, tbe genial will
be held Tuesday, March 6th. It o’clock p. M., under the auspices of
insurance agent, tarried in Jackson­ promises
to be decidedly a one-sided Co. B, 3d Inf., O. N. G., Gen.
ville Sunday.
affair.
Wheaton Post. Spanish-American
Rev. E. Donnelly of Ashland spent
War Veterans, and the G. A. R.
Thursday
is
the
168th
anniversary
Saturday night in Jacksonville with of Washington’s birthday. It will be Religious services will be conducted
Father LaCroix.
appropriately observed in many places, by Revs. W. B. Moore and S. H.
Jones.
M. M. Scott of Wimer and S. J. as well it should be.
Myers of Woodville have been in
February 14th was the 41st anniver­
Only first-class, up-to-date work
Jacksonville lately.
done at the Medford Photograph Gal­ sary of the admission of Oregon into
J. L. Hammersly of Gold Hill, the lery, opposite post-office.
Prices tbe federal union, and the event was
observed in Ashland under the aus-
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attorney, is paying the county-seat a reasonable, nevertheless.
£icesof Jane McCully Cabin of Native
professional visit.
From 10 to 18 cars of lumber passed laughters, which gave a public re­
C. C. Martin, who is employed at through the valley on the south bound ception at the Odd Fellows’ building.
the Crowell mines in Jump-off-Joe freight one day last week. Much of It was attended by a large number
it came from Lane county.
district, is paying hi's family a visit.
of pioneers and native sons and
The hall was nicely deco­
Gen. T. G. Reames has a serious at­ A. F. Eddy, who has beeu conduct­ daughters.
rated in blue and gold, tbe colors of
tack of erysipelas in its worst form, ing a racket store at Ashland, a few the
organization. An entertaining
days since gave T. K. Bolton and
and it is feared he cannot recover.
E. D. Briggs a bill of sale of his stock, programme was rendered and an elab­
Miss Minnie Rockfellow of Ash­ etc.,
being unable to meet h.s obli­ orate banquet spread. The affair was
land, spent Friday and Saturday tn gations.
a success in every way.
Jacksonville, visiting Miss Myrtle
Joaquin Miller, “the Poet of the
The
remains
of
the
late
Jay
Taylor,
Woodford.
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor, who Sierras,” entertained an intelligent
Francis Fitch of San Francisco, the son
in the Philippines, will be buried audience at the U. S. Hall Saturday
well-known lawyer, is in southern died
with military honors at Ashland on evening. The attendance was only
Oregon on professional business. He the
fair, the patrons of the public school
20th.
recently returned from New York.
W. H. McDaniel and Miss Emma not appearing in the numbers they
Dan Chapman was at the county­ Ulrich, representing the yellow kids, should nave. The lecturer is an in­
seat Saturday attending a meeting of were awarded the first prize at the teresting and picturesquely peculiar
the Democratic county committee. masquerade ball held at Gold Hill individual, and his effort was like­
wise. Some were well pleased with
He was accompanied by J. C. Neil.
Thursday night.
his lecture, while others were disap­
S. H. Cook of Applegate passed The California Rose Co., Los An- pointed, probably because they had
through Jacksonville Saturday, on his geles, Calif., are headquarters of the expected too much. Mr. Miller is
way to the Whetstone farm. He was coast for nice field-grown rose bushes. nothing if not versatile, however, and
accompanied by a daughter and niece. All the latest and best sorts. Send pleased his hearers with a variety of
literary subjects
Capt. M. F. Eggleston and Robt. for a catalogue today.
Leonard of Ashland were in Jackson­
Geo. C. Farnsworth, formerly of
ville Saturday, attending the meeting Klamath Kails and well known in
Coming South.
of tbe Democratic county committee. southern Oregon, is engaged in the
Small
pox,
which has been raging
Misses Kate Bucklev and Frances real estate business at Los Angeles, in different parts of the state for sev­
Donegan are respectively teaching Calif., and doing well.
eral months past, has reached Grant’s
school in two of the Applegate dis­ Nearly seventy claims for timber Pass. There are quite a number of
tricts and giving general satisfaction. land in Klamath county have been children living in southern Oregon
in the Lakeview land office who have never been vaccinated, and
H. P. Gurneaof Medford was at the filed
within the past thirty days, and many this important matter must be at­
couDty-seat Saturday, accompanied others
will be located in a short time. tended to at once. Speaking of the
by his daughter, an excellent musi­
cian,who is giving lessons in music in
Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin, Vt., says: prevalence of the disease,the Oregoni­
“Our baby was covered with running an says: “A number of people in the
Jacksonville.
sores.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve rural districts of Lane county have,
John S. Meek, the veteran repre­ cured her.
” A specific for piles and it is said, had the small pcx without
sentative or Buckingham. Hecht & skin diseases.
Beware of worthless knowing it. The type of the disease
Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, counterfeits. City
is a mild or “discreet” one, and no
Drug Store.
was here last week, and sold J. Nunan
care has been taken to prevent con­
Taylor, The Footfitter, of Medford, tagion. Tbe conditions, fortunate so
a large order.
announces to the ladies of Jackson far, are likely to become serious, and
Dr. Keene of Medford and F. D. county
that he has just received the it is full time for the physicians to
Wagner of the Ashland Tidings were first spring
shipment of up-to-date wake up and the people to bestir
in Jacksonville Saturday evening, to walking
dress boots, lace and themselves in the matter of controll­
attend a meeting of P. P. Prim Cabin button. and
Call early to insure perfect ing the epidemic, whatever it is.
No. 15, N. S. O.
fit.
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Prudent people do not permit even
C. L. Carr of Portland, who is inter­
Those wishing watches and jewelry chicken pox or itch to run riot
ested in the Ivanhoe group of ledges repaired and put in first-class order, through tneir families and neighbors
west of Jacksonville, arrived here or new work done in his line in a supe- unchecked or unchallenged.”
Saturday. He will have some work ri >r manner at reasonable rates,sno1’1J
done on the property.
call on W. M. Koepp, an exce ent
Rope Walking at Niagara.*
workman. He can be found at O.
A. W. Sturgis of Forst creek, who Biede
The man who wanted to walk across Ntcagara
’
s
shop
on
Oregon
street.
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is operating some of the best placer
Falls on a rope was wisely restrained by the
claims in the state, was here Friday.
“I was nearly dead with dyspepsia, authorities. Probably he is thankful that
He expects to make a fine cleanup at tried doctors, visited mineral springs, such was the case. Death comes soon enough.
the end of the season.
and grew worse.
I. used Kodol Take the inroad of disease for example. Com­
Dyspepsia Cure. That cured me. ” It mon ailments like constipation, dyspepsia, bil­
Geo. Petty, a mining expert from digests
what yt>u eat. Cures indiges­ iousness, malaria and nervousness do much to
British Columbia, is inspecting the
sour stomach, heart burn and all shorten life. There is a medicine that will
mines of southern Oregon, accompa­ tion,
nied by F. O. Hurd. They were in forms of dyspepsia. City Drug Store. oure these, it tasen faithfully, and that is Hos­
Jacksonville Saturday, accompanied J. A. Norman, who has been a tetter's Stomach Bitters. Set the stomach
brakeman on the overland train, be­ right, and good health is sure to follow. This
by W. T. York.
Roseburg and Ashland, fora peerless remedy has a record of over fifty years
Geo. E. Neuber, who has been tween
number of years, has exchanged of cures to back It up. When in need of medi­
in San Francisco since tbe first places
with C. C. Canter, who has cine of this kind get the old reliable Hostetter's
of the year, returned Friday eve­ been holding
a similar position on a Stomach Bitters, with a private Revenue
ning. His familv, who have been freight train running
Stamp over the bottle.
quite sick, will remain in Alameda Pass and Roseburg. between Grant’s
county, Calif., awhile longer.
MEDFORD SQUIBS
Cottage Grove Nugget: “Wednes­
Hervey Lindley of Los Angeles. day
night’s masquerade was expen­
Calif., the well-known Republican sive for Harry Clark, the drum­
Pritchard, watchmaker and jeweler
politician, who is largely interested mer, who happened to he in attend­ Medford.
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in the saw-mill at Klamathon, Calif., ance. He lost his pocket book con­
J.
D.
Heard
arrived
from
San
Fran
­
was in Jacksonville Saturday, accom­ taining $75, and thus far no trace of
panied by D. King of Ashland. He it has been obtained, although a re­ cisco last week.
is looking for a number of large draft ward of $20 is offered.”
Miss Jo Orth of Jacksonville visited
horses.
in Medford several days last week.
An excellent programme is being
S. S. Pentz, who left for Stockton,
Candidate» Nominated.
prepared for the Martha Washington
last year, has returned, accom­
The convention called to nominate Tea, which will be given in the base­ Calif.,
bv his family, and opened a
candidates for municipal offices, held ment of the Presbyterian church panied
evening under the auspices law office in Adkins’ building. He is
Friday evening, was not nearly so well Thursday
better satisfied than ever with
attended as such meetings usually are. of the Society of Christian Endeavor. southern
Oregon.
Want of disposition for preferment Light refreshments will be served
F. M. Ply male, one of Jackson
and consequent lack of interest were All are invited to come and spend a
county’s oldest and most respected
very likely the causes. Emil Britt, pleasant evening.
J. C. Whtpp, G. N. Lewis, H. Wendt Dr. Tryon, the noted specialist, pioneers, died at his residence in this
and Geo. Ilines were nominated for will reinaip in Jacksonville a few days city on the 16th, after a long and
trustees without opposition, as were more, in order to accommodate the painful illness. He leaves a wife and
L. L. Jacobs and John Murphy for hiany who are seeking relief from several grown children, as well as
treasurer and marshal respectively. different complaints. He is kept many friends, to mourn bis death.
W. J. Plymale and H. W. Dox were busy and doing some very clever work.
placed in nomination for recorder, Those wishing to consult him can find
RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
the former being successful. W. R. him at his office at tbe U. S. hotel
Cook, J. E. Epperson and C. F. Dun­ only a short time longer.
Rev. Mr. Hansen will hold services
ford were pitted against each other
for the position of street commission­ W. V. Jones, the genial and accom­ at the M. E. church in Jacksonville
er, the first named being nominated modating postmaster of Woodville,has Sunday morning and evening.
on the first ballot. The election takes been removed and J. M. Whipple ap­
Rev S. IT. Jones will hold ser­
We have vices
place March 6th, and we hear that pointed in his place.
at the Presbyterian church
not
learned
the
cause
for
the
removal.
several independent candidates will
Sunday, morning and evening.
Mr.
Whipple
was
one
of
the
Republi
­
be in the fieW.
can candidates for representative at
Rev. Father LeCroix will hold ser­
the late election, but was thrown vices at the Catholic church in Med­
Stood Death Off.
ford Sunday at ten o’clock A. m .
E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henriet­ down by his partisans in Ashland.
An explosion occurred at the Ster­ and three o’clock p. m .
ta. Tex., once fooled a grave-digger.
He says: “My brother was very low ling mine one day last week, in the
B aptist S ervices .—The following
with malarial fever and jaundice. building u«ed by the persons employed aie Elder David Brower’s appoint­
I persuaded him to try Electric Bit­ there as a dressing room. A consid­ ments. First Sunday at Lynch’s
ters, and he was soon much better: erable quantity of giant powder had school house ; second and fourth Sun ■
but he continued their use until he been placed before the tire, to thaw day at the Naylor school house: third
was wholly cured. I am sure Electric It out, and some of it became ignited Sunday at the church near Talent.
Bitters saved his life.” This remedy and exploded. Two large lauterns
expels malaria, killsdisease germs and used in the mine, which cost over
A Frightful Blunder
purities the blood: aids digestion, $200. were destroyed, as also several
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, pairs of gum boots, clothing, etc., be­
No one Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen’s Ar­
cure« constipation, dyspepsia, nervous longing to the miners.
diseases, kidney troubles, female was present at the time, a fortunate nica Salve will kill the pain and
promptly heal It. Cures Fever Sores,
complaint»; gives perfect health. thing.
Ulcers, r
" Corns, all Skin
-
-
Bells,
Erun-
Only 50c at City Drug Store.
Frank Sherwood was down town to­ tions.
Best
i__
Beat pile cure on earth.
Only
day, the first time since he had bis 25c a box.
Cure guaranteed.
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Horiet Lost.
tussle with cholera morbus. He says City Drug Store.
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Strayed, about Jan. 1, 1900. two he drove thirty miles after he was
two mares—one a bay with a scar on taken, and never came so near dyipg
SALT FISH.
foreleg and a white eye,
_ , the other in his life. After this, when he goes
branded 96 on left out in the country, he will take a
a gray. Both
~
Salmon bellies, 25 lb. kits.
shoulder, A suitable reward will be bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
Extra mess mackerel. 10 lb. kits.
paid for their recovery, or any Infor­ and Diarrhoea Remedy with fyim.
Holland herring in kegs.
—
[Missouri
Valiev
(Iowa)
Times.
mation leading thereto. Apply at
Eastern boneless whole codfish.
For
sale
bv
City
Drug
Store.
T he T imes office.
At NUN AN’S.
LOCAL NOTES,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMO­
CRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
1
MINING NEWS.
The Eminent Kidney
Notices for the location of placer
and Bladder Specialist.
mines, etc., for sale at
The Democratic central committee
it iiiartz
1
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-
inks
office
for Jackson county met at the townj1HItl
hall in Jacksonville Saturday, Feb.
The American Mining Code, stand-!
16th, at half-past one o’clock p. m ., a rd authority on all subjects pertain-
pursuant to call of the secretary, the ing to mining, water rights, etc., is
chairman having died since its last kept on band at T he T imes office.
meeting.
The following transfer of property
There ’▼«re present, either in person
ur by proxy, the following members: in Siskiyou county, Cal., has t>eeu re­
G. T. Irwin to the Preston
R. Leonard, D. Chapman, I. O. Miller, corded:
Ashland; O. B. Dews, Watkins; John Peak Copper Co., Copper King quartz
A. Cook, Foots creek; John Wiltrout, ledge, $1; also Last Chance quartz
Sterlingville; D. Reynolds, Meadows; ledge in same district, $250.
8. E. Dunnington, Uniontown, Joe.
J. 1. Chllcoot and A. J. Meschar,
Geppert, Big Butte; Chas. Williams, who have leased tbe Provolt mines in
Pleasant creek; W. A. Owen, Central Williams creek district,* have con­
Point: D. Pence, Trail Creek.
tracted for the five-stamp mill which
The meeting organized with tbe A. Orme & Co. operated in Foots
election of M. F. Eggleston as tem­ creek for a number of years, and will The Discoverer of Swamo-koot at Werk la
porary chairman and A. N. Soliss as put it up near the junction of Brushy
His Laboratory. •
temporary secretary.
and Whisky gulches. The ore promise's There is a disease prevailing in this
A. N. Soliss was elected committee- so well that C. & M. think they have country
most dangerous because so decep­
man for South Jacksonville, vice F. J. made a good investment.
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
Pape, deceased.
The House committee on mines and it—heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
8. E. Dunnington was unanimously
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
elected permanent chairman of the mining has reported favorably upon disease.
If kidney trouble is allowed to ad­
the establishment of a new cabinet
county committee.
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
On motion, it was ordered that the officer, to.be known as the secretary of the
vital organs, or the kidneys then.selves
Democratic county convention, for mines and mining. Tbe proposed
down and waste away cell by cell.
the election of delegates to the Demo­ secretary is to have the same rank break
the richness of the blood—the albumen
cratic state convention, be held in and salary of other cabinet officers, Then
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Jacksonville on Saturday, March 31, and an assistant like the secretary of —
the worst form of kidney trouble.
1900, aud primaries to elect delegates the Interior. Another measure favor­ Disease,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis­
to the same on Saturday, March 24th; ably acted upon establishes mining ex­ covery
is the true specific for kidney, bladder
also that the convention to nominate periment stations, in each of the min­ and urinary
It has cured thousands
candidates tor county offices be held ing states, similar to agricultural ex­ of apparently troubles.
hopeless cases, after all other
at the same place on Saturday, April perimentstations, and provides for the efforts have failed.
druggists in fifty-cent
28, 1900, and that the primaries to appointment of a government geolo­ and dollar sizes. A At
sample bottle sent free
elect delegates thereto take place on gist at $3,500 a year,and an assayist at by mail, also a book telling about Swamp-
$2,500 in these states. These officers
Saturday. April 21st.
Root and its wonderful cures.
Adckess
On motion, it was ordered that, as are to furnish assays, issue public Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and
it would be impossible to base an equi­ bulletins and conduct explorations or mention this paper.
table and intelligent apportionment mining regions.
upon the lines of precincts as recently
$IOO Reward, $100.
formed by the county court until
SUMMONS.
after an election bad been Held, The readers ot this paper will be pleased to
that there is at least one dreaded disease la th« Circuit Court of th« Stat« of Oregon for
an apportionment be made on the learn
which science has been able to cure in all its
precincts as they existed prior to Jan. stages,
Jackson County.
and that is catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh
1, 1900, the representation to be com­ Cure is the only positive cure known to the Pauline Hines, Plaintiff,
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­
va.
puted upon ttie vote cast for Hon. medical
disease, requires a constitutional treat­ George Hoffman, as administrator of the estate
W. M. Ramsey for supreme judge in tional
ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
of John Bolt, deceased; Elizabeth Bolt, wld-
1898. Eacli precinct was given one acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur­
wof John Bolt, deceased; George N. Bolt,
of the system, thereby destroying tbe
delegate at large, one for each faces
L. E. Hoffman, Emma Bolt, Lucy McVey,
foundation of the disease and giving the pa
50 votes and one for the major frac­ tient
strength enough to build up tbe oonstitu
E. Bolt, Fred Bolt and Florence Boll
tion thereof after the first 50 votes so lton and assisting nature in doing its work. John
as heirs at law of said John Bolt; Cora Bolt,
The proprietors have so much faith In its cura­
cast, to-wit:
tive power that they offer One Hundred Dol­
wife of said George N. Bolt, George Hoffman,
Precincts.
Votes. Delegates lars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send for
husband of L. E. Hoffman, N. G. McVey,
..30...
1 list of testimonials.
Applegate........
husband of Lucy McVey, A. Lempke, W. S.
2 Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
West Ashland .
... 68...
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Beck and H. C. Austin, Defendants.
North Ashland
.. 54...
2 Hall
’s Family Pills are the best.
To Emma Bolt. Lucy McVey, N. G. McVey her
South Ashland
..68 ..
2
husband, and W. S. Beck, of tbe above named
Big Butte........
.. 4...
1
Sewing Machines for Little ■
defendants:
Central Point..
...130...
4
Money.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Chimney Rock.
.. 38...
1
2 1 will sell new sewing machines OREGON: You and each of you are hereby re­
.. 65 ..
Eagle Point....
from
the
factory
at
the
following
o
quired to appear in the above entitled suit and
Eden................
.. 51...
price:
court and answer the complaint on file against
Flounce Rock..
6 ..
1 New
White
machines.
.
..$35
to
$40
you therein, within six weeks from the date of
Foots Creek....
18...
1
4»
“
. 35 “ 40 the first publication of this summons, which
Gold Hill........
77.. .
3 4( Home
Royal
“
.
22
50
“
30
2 44
date of the first publication thereof is Monday,
North Jacksonville.. 57.. .
Queen
“
. 22 50 “ 25 February 19. 1900: and that if you fail to so ap­
South Jacksonville. .106
3
44
Climax
“
.
22
50
“
30 pear and answer said complaint within said
Lo8t Creek.......
1
3..
44
Domestic“
. 35
“ 40 time the plaintiff will apply to the said court
Meadows ......
1 Wheeler
31..
&
Wilson
cost
more
money,
North Medford
134..
4 it being the best sewing machine on for the relief demanded in tbe complaint,to-wit:
A judgment against George Hoffman, as ad­
Soutli Medford.
96..
3 earth.
ministrator of the estate of John Bolt,deceased,
10
Mt. Pitt.........
1
Above named prices are for net cash tor the full sum of (1867.58, interest thereon at
2
Pleasant Creek.
52..
my office, Medford, Ore. Your 10 per cent per annum from October 10,1899, un­
1 at
Woodville........
27..
til paid; for the further sum of »125 attorney's
1 trade solicited.
35..
Rock Point ...
J no . F. W hite .
tees herein, together with costs and disburse,
1
Steamboat.......
. 7..
meats of this suit to be taxed; that plaintiff
Sterling...........
1
12..
For Sale.
have a decree forclosing that certain mortgage,
Table Rock....
70. .
2
Eighty ac es of good land on Apple­ mentioned In tbe complaint, and which was re­
1
Talent.............
46..
1 gate, fifteen being under cultivation, corded June 8, 1891, In Vol. 9, at page 111 of the
Trail Creek....
. 23..
1 good box h. itse with kitchen, a well Mortgage Records for said Jackson county*
39..
U niontown......
1 of fine water with new pump, bain, Oregon; said mortgage was executed and de*
26. .
Watkins...........
chicken-house, 75 chickens, mining llvered by John Bolt and Elizabeth Bplt to
Total.........................1383 ................ 49 and agricultural implements, two- plaintiff May 2J, 1891, conveying as security
On motion, it was ordered that an horse wagon not much used, harness, for a note of »1000, interest and attorney's fees,
address to Democrats be formulated ten tons of hay and household uten­ of even da'e, the following described properly:
and published at the earliest date. sils. A good place for a poor man. The SH of SWH of section 14 and the NEJ4 of
The house alone cost $400, but the tbe NWg and lot 1, of section 23, all In Twp.
The meeting then adjourned.
whole will be sold for $350 cash. The 38 S, of runge 4 west of Willamette meridian,
reason for selling is that the owners In Jackson county, Oregon, containing 150.92
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS
wish to go. into other business. Apply acres together with all tenements, heredita­
imes office.
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging
Mrs. W. Moote visited her old home
or In any wise appertaining; that all of the
in Jacksonville Saturday, accompani­
said property be sold upon foreclosure sale to
ed by her grand-daughter, Esther.
satisfy such judgment as plaintiff stull obtain;
that each aud all of tbe defendants be forever
It is said that Central Point will
foreclosed and barred of all right, title and in­
have no saloon after Mr. Ruth’s
terest in or to any of said property, lncl. ding
license expires, something that has
dower, courtesy and all other Interest except
not happened since our town was or-
the statutory right of redemption therein, and
gsnized.
for such other and further relief in the premises
as shall seem just and equitable.
The Roseburg Review says: “Oak­
This summons is published by order of Hon.
land will have a paper about April
H. k. Hanna, one of the judges of the abo.e
1st. One rumor is that T. G. Ruth of
entitled court, which order was dated in
Central Point, at one time editor of
Chambers, February 17, 1900, and required this
the defunct Gazette, will be at the
summons ro be published in the Democratic
head of it. We have no comment to
make, except to say that if Mr.
Times, in Jacksonville, Oregon, for six con­
Ruth is to be editor, compositor,
secutive weeks from the date of the first pub­
devil, etc., it will be necessary for (Hudyan; All Driigÿ.sto—5Oc.)
lication thereof: and requires you and each of
some oce to capture another bear in
you to answer In this cause on or before the
order to furnish a mild form of amuse­ Should study this diagram, for about last day within said time.
ment and recreation when Bro. Ruth one person out of every five suffer from
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lays down his pen and goes forth to heart trouble, functional or organic, and
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
nearly
all
such
sufferers
are
misled
as
to
rest his weary brain.”
Women
Retail Market Report.
the true nature of the malady until de­
structive changes have taken place. The
early symptoms of HEART DISEASE
are very misleading, and the patient
usually suspects nervous trouble,stomach
trouble or some other disorder, when in
reality it is most serious heart disease
that is slowly and surely approaching.
This fatal error may be avoided by a
careful study of th< following:
Early symptoms of heart disease are
periodical headaches (Fig. 1), flushing
of cheeks or face upon slight exertion
(Figs. 2-3), fluttering of heart—palpita­
tion—(Fig. 4), weakness of limb« at
times (Fig. 5-5), shortness or breath
upon slight exertion, irregular pulse,
smothering spells, tendency to faint and
(tain in side.
It is gratifying to know that a positNre
and permanent cure for heart disease
has Ix-en found. The remedy is HUD-
YAN.
HUDYAN corrects
all the above symp­
Men and
toms, for HUDYAN
Women
strengthens rhe heart
Advised
at d rebuilds the brok­
Free
Call or Write. en-down tissues.
Men and women
from all pari s of the country have told
bow HUDYAN saved them from an
early grave. HUDYAN reugnlates the
heart's action. HUDYAN gives tone
to the heart muscle.
Stomach and liver disorders often
cause functional heart disease. HUD­
YAN promptly cures. HUDYAN cures
are permament.
HUD Y AN is for sale by druggists, 50c
■ pooka««, or six packages for $2.50.
If your druggist does not keep HUD­
YAN. send direct to the HUDYAN
REMEDY CO., corner Stockton, Ellis
and Market streets, San Francisco, Cal.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
The following quotations were
Jackson County.
made up this afternoon, and is
The Medford Brewing Company, a corporation,
an impartial report of the prices paid
I laintiff,
by Jacksonville dealers:
vs.
Wheat—43(a)45c per bushel.
J. L. Malven, Defendant.
Flour—$1.40 to $1.50 per 100 pounds.
Oats—50c per bushel.
To J. L. Malven, the above-named defendant:
Barley—Rolled, $1.25 per cental.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE.
Hay—Per ton baled, $10.
GON, you are hereby required to appear in the
Potatoes—$1.00 per hundred.
above-entitled court and answer tbe complaint
Onions—Ijc per pound.
now on file therein in the above entb led action
Butter—35(a45c per roll.
within six weeks from the date of tbe first pub.
Beans—34c per pound.
lication of this summons, which fi st dale of
Lard—10c per pound.
publication thereof is Monday, Fe ruary IVth,
Eggs—12jc per dozen.
TOO), and tha'., if you fall to so appear and an­
Sugar—D. G. $6.15 to $6.25 oer cwt.
swer said complaint on tile against you. the
Poultry—$2.50 to $3.00 per oozcd .
plaintiff will take a judgment against you for
Hams—15c per pound.
the full sum of IW1.00, together with the costs
Shoulders—10c per pound.
and disbursements of this action to be taxed,
Side Bacon—lOfailflc per pound.
and will lake an order forthe sale of the proper,
ty heretofr -e attached and garnished herein
Did You Ever?
which pro. jrty Is now tn Gold Hill. Jackson
county, Oregon. In the hands of John McClendon
No: I never had been so over­
and Lawrence Cardwell, partners, as garnish­
whelmed with acre«—yes, acres—of
ees herein and Is described as follows: 1 h st­
simple grandeur as when our train
ing stove, 1 gasoline stove.7 lamps. 1 pool table,
passed the Vick Flower Farm at
17 ohalrs, 1 Ice-chest, 1 nickel- in-the-elot ma­
Despatch, N. Y. Before us were im
chine. 1 set disbes 4 card tables, sll of the bar
mense strips of beautiful clear pink—
fixtures, glasses, stock of liquors cigars, beer,
sea shell pink they call it—reminding
Including case, barrel and keg goods. »hich
one of the charming tint on the lip of
were received by said garnishees from said de­
the conch shell of the Florida Keys;
fendant Malven, together with 1 butt Geneva
the most pleasing tint in the whole
gin, .1 butts Old Gov. whiskey, 12 butts sarsap­
range of color. These huge strips
arilla, 2 outts Lashe's bitters,»«) cigars. 1 case
were alternated with similar stripe of
Monogram whiskey,quarts. 1 dot. H pint»,I dos,
white, and this great garden of tbe
M quarts. 2 kegs beer, together with all ouier
acres represented the leading Asters
property of every kind received by said gar­
of the day, V ick ' s D aybreak and
nishees or either of them from you prior to Oct
P urity . Make a note of this, for you
18th, 1899; also whatever debts are due fr>m*
want-these asters sure. Write for the
said garnishees or either of them to you. and
Garden and Floral Guide. Describes
especially a debt of t«I upon promisaor.t note
in full tbe new departure In seed sell­
dated Oct. M. I*W
ing, and mention what you intend to
This summons la published tn T hs D bmo -
plant.to J ames V ick ' s S ons , Roches­
Y ob May Consult the Hndyan Doc­ c « atic Tinas for six consecutive weeks from
ter, N. Y.
and after the first publication there f, by
tors Abont Yoar Case Free of Ch
order of Hon H. K. Hanna, one of the judges of
Call ar Write.
Five Things.
the above-entitled court, which order »«> dat­
Tbe Five diseases for which Shiloh's Con
ed In Chamberí, February Htb, IUX> and re.
sunption Cure is Mpeeiully recommended for
quires you to answer herein on or before tbe lest
Coughs. Colds. Whoop n« Cough. Croup and
Consumption. No medic re ever made by mac
Is equal to it in anv respect. Sold under
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a positive guarantee.
Money back if it fails.
it tornei« for Plaintiff*
Sets,, Wets aud »1.00 City Drug Store.
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