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JACKSON VILLE. OREGON. THURSDAY JANUARY 24, 1901.
I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Wm. M. COLVIG,
LAWYER.
Has Just received It* fine, large «-took of
Oregon.
Jediaunvllle.
New Goods,
W Mio. lu Utsg Muti'« Building.
Which includes
P. P. PRIM A SON,
Complete line of Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings,
Lace Curtains in corded net, Balgarine, Irish
Point and White Tambournet, Fulled Sash Cur­
tains in plain and figured muslins, Tartalane,
Figured Swiss. Saxony Net, Pillow Shams,
Counterpanes and Crochet Quilts in many styles.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Jackaonvllle, Oregon.
■ WHI prnntloe In ell oourte of tbe H.ste. Of-
Boe In the Court Houee Isol door on tbe
rirht from entrence.
A. N. SOLISS,
ATTORNEY AND OOUN8ELOR AT LAW
A FINE LINE OF
Soaps, Perfumer and Toilet Articles.
Our Notion line is complete.
Jeckeo ivllle, Oregon.
dOThtaCury I ubile. Pi aclloes In all the oourte.
Offioe on California Street, bet. 4th and Bth.
The Most Value for the Least Money.
A. C. HOUGH,
NYE & STONER,
Successors to G. L. Webb.
ATTOHN CT AT LAW,
Oraat'e Paso
*
Oregon
(Me« over Hnlr-H.ddle Hardware Store.
»
Saint Helen’s Hall,
A. E.’REAMES,
ATTORN E Y-A T-L A W,
•
Jockaoavlllo,
.
Portland, Oregon
Orefioa.
Opened its 32<1
year with a
full corps of
well trained
teachers. It
comprises four
departments:
Onice In Red Men e Building
A
ROBT. G. SMITH,
Board
and Day
!*!<>» nfrrlPljital
rrrjtf» Tin
AVNRNIY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Grant's Pass, Oregon.
«V4^.otloee In ell the oourte
Uuildlng. up-italre.
Office tn Bank
J. M. KEENE, D. D. 5
CM’itttATIVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY
Offioaa In the Adkins Deuni block,
Medford,
.
Dr. J.
Oregon,
«
W. ODGERS,
DENTIST
Ashland,
Academic, Intermediate, Primary and Kindergarten.
The Academic department offers four courses—the
Classical, Lakin, Scientific, the English and College
Preparatory.
Special advantages in Music. Native French teacher, resident.
Under the patronage ot the School are NORMAL RINHERGARTEN TRAIXIXG CLASSES
nducled by a Speclallat.
Separate Home end Special Kegulotloo. for Poet Graduate, and Mature Students
•<*For circulars and other Information address
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS. Principal.
Oregon.
■H»t pertnooently located In Aehlend tor the
practice of dentistry. From a continued
practloe of over fourteen years I am pre­
pared to guarantee entire aetlsfeotlon
GEO. O'B. DE BAR, M. D.,
PHYSIOIAN
Girls
AND
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MAX MULLER & CO
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TIME TABLE.
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ositively cure«
cnees the worst cases In old and young
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mum organa.
organs, Btimalates
cumulivi
the brain and nerve c-x vera. 60c. a box, « for (2.60 by malL A written guarantee, to curs er
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STRONG
SICK WOMEN
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Address, BISHOP REMEDY CO., San Francisce, Cals
Sold at City Drug Store jacks
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The income of tbe Prince of Wales
exceeds £140,000 a year.
There are today lu all countries more
than 3,000,000 Italian emigrants.
Relatively to Its population Hartford
Is one of the richest cities In the Union.
A new island has been formed out
at sea about ten miles from the mouth
of the Rhone.
The aggregate wholesale traffic In
geese at Berlin amounts annually to
nearly $2,000,000.
The northwestern and central sec­
tions of Texas are full of coal and val­
uable mineral wells.
Ten years ago the cost of a trip from
central Russia to Tomsk, Siberia, was
$35 per capita. Today it is only $9.
Football must be getting less hazard­
ous. Insurance companies will now
take risks for limited amounts on play­
ers.
Chicago sports are Inclining to the
classical. They propose to have the
old Olympian games put on in that
city.
Sugar manufacturers in Queensland
Invariably purchase the year's crop of
cane standing and cut it at their own
cost.
Vital statistics published recently tn
Norway show that about 7,000 inhabit­
ants of that country die annually from
consumption.
Italian archaeologists are now mak­
ing use of Roentgen rays to aid in read­
ing obscure Impressions and In discov­
ering forgeries.
The frowzy chrysanthemum Is a na­
tive of Japan, but before ft found i»
new borne In America the world bad
no Idea of its beauty.
In 300 German towns, with an ag­
gregate population of 15.000,000 inhab­
itants, medical statistics are now regu­
larly received and compiled.
The Russian government intends
sending an agent to the United States
to study homestead legislation, with
the view of its partial application to
tbe peasant communities.
Tbe Norman Church of St. Mary, at
Turville, has been reopened. During
the restoration the workmen found a
thirteenth century stone coffin under
the foundations of the pulpit.
Plans are now being drawn up for
the establishment of an extensive elec­
tric light plant at Rio Verde, San Luis
Potosi. All the machinery required
will come from tbe United States.
Prairie chickens are said to be more
abundant In western Kansas than for
years, and tbe farmers show a disposi­
tion to give the birds a chance to multi­
ply by keeping a check on the hunters.
A Norwegian carriage builder is ex­
perimenting with Norway peat for fuel
for self propelled steam vehicles. Com­
pressed into briquettes he claims that
it will give even better service than
¡TUaicongh
I Hangs On
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You have used all
sorts of cough reme­
dies but it does not
yield; it is too deep
seated. It may wear
■■
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
^produce la grippe,
pnu-ronia or a seri- J
ous u.~ J affection. |
from lurkiug Indians, and every one
looked out for himself. The man hold­
ing the lantern dropped It Into the
grave, and I fell in after it
There I was with the corpse in a
deep grave. I bad my pistols and
Sharp's carbine with me, and I real­
ized that if the Indians peered into the
grave 1 could till it with dead bodies. 1
listened. Not a sound was beard. My
companions had, I suppose, secreted
themselves and no doubt thought 1
had done the same
After tbe lapse of about four hours
day began to dawn, and as 1 stood
upon the corpse (no coffius were in use
in Arizona at "the time of this occur­
rence, the dead being simply wrapped
In their blankets) aud cautiously look­
!
ed over tbe brink of the grave to take
in the surroundings.
I soon saw my comrades, one by one
emerging from behind rocks, where
they had hastily secreted themselves,
no one knowing where tbe others were.
I called aloud for help and was soon
assisted from the prison in which I
!
bad been confined for fully four hours
and as this Is the first Masonic funeral !!
will do this when everything
that was ever held in Arizona I think
it deserves a record.
else fails. There is no doubt
After comparing notes we discovered
about it.
It nourishes,
that the mesquite tree under which we
strengthens, builds up and
were holding our solemn service was
the roosting place of a colony ofcrows,
makes the body strong and
nur Intrusion having disturb'd them
! healthy, not only to throw
and thereby canning us lu stampede.
off this hard cough, but to
As tlie sun rose aliove the mountain
tops we returned to the grave aud
fortify the system against
completed the reading of the ritual
further attacks. If you are
and covered our friend wltii ihe clods
run down or emaciated you
of the valley and left him sleepiug
where he will rest until the resurrec­
should certainly take this
tion morn.—Evelyn B. Baldwin In New
nourishing food medicine.
York Masonic Standard.
SCOTTS
EMULSION
Granite and Marble Work
Jacksonville, Oregon
facts in a few lines .
You need ¿something I
that will give you
strength and build
up the body.
Jacksonville Marble Works
KLAMATH FALLS.
AARGAND!
DR.PIERCE'S
FAVORITE
PRE5CRI
IT HAS CURED OTHERS, IT WILL CURE YOU.
Monuments and Cemetery Work a Specialty
A MIDNIGHT BURIAL. |
Bananas, oranges and lemon* can
TRUE STORY OF THE FIRST MASONIC
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(always be found at Wetterer’s.
FUNERAL IN ARIZONA.
The best brands of cigars, tobacco,
etc., can always be found at Joe
Wetterer’s.
*
Owing to a Sequence of Peculiar In­
At one time the Spring Valley mine cident« the Ceremony Was Delayed
at ( iierokee, Calif., used three parallel and Wan Not Completed L'ntll the
sluices,each 21 miles long.
Sun Peeped Over the Hills.
A report from London announces The following true narrative of the
that $90,060,000 was paid out there on first Masonic burial in Arizona, as re­
New Year's day fordiyidendson stocks lated to me by my cld friend. Colonel
and interests.
W. M. Williams of Cairo, Ills., will
Since John Bird married Miss Annie doubtless Interest your readers. I give
Wuhrm the other day in eastern Ore­ It, as nearly as possible, in his own
gon, lie may not think it necessary to words:
be an early bird any more.
In 1860 I was in Arizona as super­
A large quantity of newspapers, intendent of the St. Louis Mining com­
suitable for wrapping, pasting cn pany, located on the San Pedro river, a
wall«, putting undei carpets, etc can
he obtained cheap, in quantities U short distance went of what is now
suit, at T he T imcf Printing House. known as Tombstone and 40 miles east
of Fort Buchanan.
The San Francisco branch of the On one occasion I made a visit to the
United States Mint during the month
Itlta mines, located in another
of Noyember broke all records there, Santa
having coined into money $13,200,000 part of the territory. These were man­
of gold dust, nuggets, bars and foreign aged by Cincinnati parties and were
known as the Heintzletnan mines.
gold coin.
The celebrated Snap Shot, the best When I arrived there and introduced
medicine in the world for allaying in­ myself, as none of us had ever met be­
flammation in man or beast, can be fore, I was greeted with that cordial
found at Dr. Robinson’s diug hospitality known only to those who
«tore, also at Dr. Hinkle’s, Central have lived on the frontier or in mining
Point. Try it.
camps by Mr. II. C. Grosvenor of Cin­
Belgiau hares have become such a cinnati, tbe superintendent, with two
nuisance at San Diego, Calif., that a others who occupied positions at the
tine has been imposed upon anyone mines.
wiio allows them to run at large. The One of these, Mr. J. T. Mason, I
tiare fever seems to have subsided as found seriously indisposed; the other I
rapidly as it grew.
sent to Fort Buchanan to bring Dr. J.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are B. D. Irwin, surgeon at the post. I
dainty little pills; but they never fall then devoted my time to the sick man,
to cleanse the llyer, remove obstruc­ who was growing more feeble each
tions and invigorate the system. City hour. He told me if be died he wanted
Drugstore, Jacksonville, and Dr. J. to be burled with Masonic honors.
Hinkle, Central Point.
I had “tried" him and found him to
Now is the time when croup and be a bright third degree Mason. I
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal. The promised to do all I could to carry out
only harmless remedy that produces his request. He died before morning,
immediate results is One Minute and the messenger sent for the doctor
Cough Cure. It Is very pleasant to had not returned, and it was uncertain
take and can toe relied upon to quickly
cure coughs, colds and all lung as to when. If ever, he might return.
troubles. City Drug Store, Jackson­ As in those days there were not over
ville, and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central 65 Americans in the territory outside
of the troops, tbe taking of life !»y the
Point.
A man recently took 100 skunks to Indians was daily expected. In this
Alaska to form a sort of century club. emergency It devolved ui»on me to ar­
He will establish a skunk farm on a range for the burial of our friend. I
small island, where those who do not sent peon messengers to Tubac and
iieed tbe no-trespass sign will regret other places where American« were
it. The fur of tbe animal, after be­ known to be to come to my aid.
ing deodorized, is very valuable, and
During the day I selected a lieagtiful
money earned in this way has no more spot overshadowed by a large mesquite
cents to the dollar than any other tree and there had a very deep grave
kind.
dug, as In that country tbe coyote 1« a
The legislature of Oregon will be kind of hyena, that will unearth any
asked to take the initiatory steps to­ corps^ if not laid deep in the ground.
ward the proposed celehration of the This work was done by peons, while I
Lewis and Clark<centeon:al in 1905, by stood guard to keep the Indians from
patting suitable resolutions inviting
all the states which have been caryed surprising us.
By midnight the messengers I bad
out of the original Oregon territory to
join with Oregon in celebrating the sent out commenced returning with
100th anniversary of the Lewis and tbe few wtio could come with them. I
Clark expedition.
found among those who arrived two
The biennial report of the Oregon or three Masons,/who, like myself,
Soldiers’ Home shows that during the were “rusty” in the Masonic burial
two years ending Dec. 31. 1900, 149 ritual. We opened the trunk of the
civil war veteransand 44 Indian war deceased, hoping to flu I something to
veterans were enrolled. The number guide us in fulfilling bis last request
honorably discharged was 82; sum­ Tbe only thing we discovered was an
marily discharged, 13; dropped from Episcopal ritual. The following per­
the rolls, 3; died. 20; total losses, 98; sons composed the funeral cortege: Dr.
number now in the Home, 85. The C. B. Hughes, J. Howard Wells, Wil­
per capita cost of maintenance was liam S. Oury, H. C. Grosvenor. Colo­
$367.60.
nel Titus. S. Warner and myself.
Many persins have had the experi­
We had determined to bury the body
ence of Peter Sherman of North Strat­ at night, in the darkness, having no
ford, N. H . who says: ‘‘For years I
suffered torture from chronic indiges- light except a candle in one of the old
llOit, Out Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made time perforate^ tin lapttfiis by whicij
a well man of me.” Jt digests what 1 could read the service.
you eat and is a certain cure for dyspep­ After lowering tbe body Into the
sia and every form of stomach trouble. grave I commenced to read the serv­
It gives relief at once, even in the ice. I stood close to tbe head of the
worst case«, and can’t help but dQvpu "raye^and Mn^ani^Hsh^hg
good. City Drug Store. Jacksonville, lantern benlns mo. A rustling sound
and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
was heard. It was supposed to come
sonatasi
Beat and Qulctaat Route to
Goos by Barron. Soda Springs, Shake, Know,
Lumber! ng Camp,Parker's and Kono; also best
aonneetloas with stage lines from Klamath
Walla to Bonansa, Bly and Lakeview. Ft Klam­
ath and Indian Agency. Stage leaves Aahland
<1gily on arrival of southbound train and ar­
rives dally In good time to oonneol with north-
boand train.
BRIEF MENTION
No. 6
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Been the
Signatare
Of
vx, and Sr.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chsmiata. New York.
TOUT A..
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Trv Cars <XM»t1|Wtion rsrsmsk
hke Csscareta Candy Cathartic 10c nr Sfe
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