The Democratic times., February 21, 1901, Image 7

THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
TBURSDAY,..FEBRUARY 21. 1001
personal mention .
Then. Reed wan at Medford Monday.
. <>e Wetterer was a Medford visitor
Sunday.
Hl*a Anna Helms was a Medford
vliilor today.
district Attorney Reaines Is In
(Hani's Pass.
Mrs. L. Reames was a Medford vis­
itor Saturday.
Miss Ethel Crump visited In Jack­
sonville Sunday.
Misses Ella and Jo Orth were at
Medford on Sunday.
Bert Yocum of Ashland was In
Jacksonville Saturday.
John Lillie of Central Point was In
Jacksonville Saturday.
County Cierk Newbury was an Ash­
land visitor last Friday.
County Treasurer Max Muller was
a Medford visitor Sunday.
J. C. Whipp was a passenger on the
morning train for Medford.
John Buckley and Geo. Town of
Applegate were in our city Saturday,
L.'tilvan of Butte creek Is home
from an extended visit In California.
S. . Tuttle left Sunday for Baker
city, where he Is Interested In mining.
E. Anderson, well known as a min­
ing man, was In Jacksonville Satur­
day.
Joe Rader, the Butte creek stock-
man, wus a Jacksonville visitor dur­
ing the week.
Henry Kubll left on Friday for Sa­
lem. lie will become a memtier of
the third hou-e.
Miss Nettle Short of Scott's valley,
Calif., who has been visiting her
'brother, Geo. Short, at Gold Hill, the
past few days, has returned to her
home.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS.
W. Woolfolk of Astoria Is visiting
friends at the Pass.
A local teachers' meeting will be
held In Grant's Pass on February 23d.
Harry Peterson lias gone to Port­
land, where he will remain for some­
time.
The water company at Grant's Pass
Is putting in a new six inch main
on Sixth street.
Dennis H. Stovall, who Is working
In the interests of the order K. O. F.
M., Is In Grant's Pass.
The Rogue River Valley Choral
Union will hold Its annual convention
at Grant’s Pass on March 5th.
Prof. Wm. II. Hampton of Placer
Is In Grant's Pass.
He has lately
been taking in the legislature at
Salem.
L. Hackett of Minnesota Is at
Grant’s Pass visiting his son, John
Hackett, and taking In our county
wltti a view of locating.
The tax roll for this county has
been completed and Is in the bands of
the sheriff, who Is now In readiness to
receive payment of taxes.
J. D. Hanan of Roseburg has pur­
chased tlie Harper brick barn In
Grant's Pass, and will tit It up Imme­
diately for a livery and feed stable.
r Last Wednesday evening the Native
Daughters of Grant's Pass gave a very
pleasant reception at the I. O. O. T.
nail. Quite a numerous company as­
sembled and enjoyed the evening to
the fullest extent.
While their or­
ganization here Is comparatively new
they have a tirmly established reputa­
tion as entertainers, which the present
Instance materially enhanced. A
very pleasing programme was render­
ed.
The order of United Artisans gave
a very pleasant social to the members
and their friends last Tuesday even­
ing at the A. (). U. W. hall. There
Wes a good attendance. The follow­
ing Interesting programme was
rendered: Cornet solo, Elmer Wertz;
vocal solo, A. E. Voorhles; piano solo,
Ethol Palmer; vocal solo, Edna Park­
er; tuba solo, Fred Cheshire; vocal
trio, Misses Bertha Barrie, Ethel
Palmer, Laura Parker.
KLAMATH COUNTY NEWS.
Every one is suited with the change
of weather.
Three deeds for timber land were
tiled for record In the county clerk’s
office this week by the Oshkosh Land
Timber Co., for claims tn township
39, south of range 5 east.
Nl S. Drew’s house In Dairy pre­
cinct was destroyed by tire Sunday
morning, together with most of the
contents. The cause of the tire was a
defective flue. There was no Insur­
ance.
The Klamath Falls Dramatic Club
went to Bonanza last Friday and re­
turned the next day. They were ac­
companied by Miss Edith lluse. The
party was taken In a sleigh by R. W.
Marple.
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LOSING
FLESH f
In summer can be
ba prevented «
by taking
J
Scott’s Emulsion*
Itaae beneficial In summer as
In winter. If you are weak or
run down. It will build you up.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT ft BOWNE, Chemists,
40MIS Pesrl Street.
New York,
yoc end *i oo; all d
nuh S',-np. Taeles
Uns. Hold by droguiste.
Var
The death of Mr®. Peter Spielman
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney, one of Ore­
gon a oldest and best known pioneers, (nee MI hh EllzabeLh Phlpp*) of Med­
c me down fr»m Jacksonville last ford 1» reported from New York. The
Farmers busy.
night for a visit with Mrs. W. W. c juple were married lu Jacksonville
Chinese New Year.
Cardwell and family.—[Roseburg Re­ about three week® ago, and left for
Buffalo, N. Y., which wan to be their
view, 12th.
Get in and rustle for business.
future home. We have no particular*
The
pupils
of
the
public
school
of
Merchants say business is Inproving.
Bhwnlx will give an entertainment of the de ith; but the remain* will be
Sunday was a quiet day in Jackson­ on February 22d. It is hoped that brought back to Medford for Inter­
ment. The death of tiie voung bride
ville.
the citizens will show a good interest ia
a severe blow to family and friend*.
In
the
exercises,
as
the
proceeds
will
Our county officers report business
go
for
the
benefit
of
the
school
library.
A
terrible explosion of gas occurred
quiet.
Friday afternoon in the mine of the
When
you
want
a
physic
that
is
Our iegislatormen will soon be out
Wellington Coal Co. at Cumberland,
mild and gentle, easy to take and B.
of a Job.
C., which entombed sixty-tive
pleasant in effect, use Chamberlain’s miner*.
Fire followed the mine ex-
Plant your spring advertisement in Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price,
and they were caught In a
T he T imes .
25 cents. Samples free. Every box pioaton
fiery furnance, making all human ef-
Gus. Nichols of Lake creek Is re­ guaranteed. For sale City Drug Store. forte Impossible to save aoy of them,
ported quite 111.
Tiiere Is no question but that oil in a wall of tire bolding the rescuers
Everybody Is well pleased with the paying quantities will be found in back. The acenea at the mouth of
Jackson county. As the interest in the mine were tieartrending. Many
change of weather.
oil wells and oil lands, or rather the of the entombed miners are married
Have your photos taken while IV possibilities of the *»me, increases, a men and have families. They were
C. Mackey & Boyd are in town.
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thorough prospecting of this section al! gathered at tiie mine ahortiy arter
the tirat explosion.
A new bell has been ordered fdf the will be made.
Presbyterian church at Phoenix.
A man not a hundred miles from
February It a short month; but It
Elegant home-made candies of all here, who takes a city paper because contains many America anniversaries.
kinds a specialty at Joe Wetterer’s. * he can get more reading matter than One hundred year* ago John Marshall
in his home paper, read an advertise­ took the oath as chief Justice of the
8. E. Martin has been appointed ment of a pocket tire escape. He sent United States. The anniversary of
postmaster at Merrill, Klamath coun­ a doll ir and a few days ago received a Lincoln’s birthday Is February 12th
ty.
New Testament.
and of Washington's, February 22d.
February 22d, also, Gen. Taylor,
The county cierk has issued license
Mrs. John MacVay of Lane county, On
to marry to Frank Oatman and Nida who came from the east on the with an army of 5,000, defeated 20,-
Mexicans at Buena Vista. Presi­
•Mll-Cl*.
strength of an advertisement, and 000
dent Johnson was Impeached c i, Feb­
II. C. Mackey Jt Boyd’s photo tent married MacVay, likes him, she says, ruary 21tn. February 15th the Maine
will remain in Jacksonville until hut can’t stand the Deadwood coun­ wa® blown up in Havana harbor, and
try, and if lie will not go East with on February Oth the treaty of peace
March 1st.
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her she will go wltti out him.
with Spain was ratified by the
Quite a number of orchardists here­
The Mall has completed its census senate.
abouts ate preparing to spray their
of tiie city of Medford—giving that
fruit trees.
place a population of 2109. The gov­ The claim of ottier cough medicines
Chas. M. Holmes has resigned his ernment census was 1791. We are to be as good as Chamberlain's are
position as dispatcher in tiie 8. P. pleased to see our neighbor town step effectually set at rest in the followiug
of Mr. C. D. Glass, au
office al Ashland.
up in the row of the cities of Oregon testimonial
employe of Bartlett & Dennis Co. of
You can get the most candy for with a population of 2,000 and up- Gardiuer, Me.
He sa.vs:
“I had
your money at “The Boss.” Satisfac­ wards.
kept adding to a cold and cough In the
tion guaranteed.
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Thirty consecutive days of sunshine winter of 1897. trying every cough
The “grip’’ in light form has taken In western Oregon during the winter medicine I beard of without perma­
hold of a number of our people during months Is a record breaker, and we nent help, until one day I was in the
are glad to get back Into our normal drug store of Mr. Houlehan, and he
tiie past week or so.
condition hy having a little rain, says advised me to try Chamberlain’s
Wheat fields of the valley ate re­ a valley exchange. Thirty days of Cough remedy, and offered to pay back
ported as looking well, with Indica­ sunshine is unusual for a web too ter my money if 1 was not cured. My
tions for a bountiful crop.
to tiave to stand.
lungs and bronchial tubes were very
at tiiis time; but I was co uplet.e-
Miss Kate Hoffman has purchased
The handsomest flower that blooms sore
the Mrs. N. Fisher property on Oregon is the rose. Every iover of the beau- . ly cured by this remedy, and have
always turned to It when I got
street. Consideration, 12.50.
tifui should have an assortment of I since
a cold, and soon find relief. I also
them.
The
California
Rose
Co.,
Los
[
Joe Wetterer makes a specialty of
recommend it to my friends, and am
light drinks, fresh candies, nuts, Angeles, Calif., are headquarters of I glad to say it is the best of all cough
tiie
coast
for
nice
field-grown
rose
'
tropical and other fruits, etc.
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bushes. All the latest and best sorts. medicines.” For sale by City Drug
Store.”
Now is the time to get good photos Send for a catalogue today.
at home.
.See samples at H. C.
This Incident happened during the
E. P. Bennet is an enthusiastic
Mackey & Boyd's, Aiken building. *
water, says the Coruallis Times.
creamery man, and his efforts will al­ high
A narrow walk stretched its way over
ways
be
directed
In
a
way
that
will
You take no chances If you have
a big sheet of back water from the
Mackey & Boyd make your photos, as help build up an enterprise of this river. A student, after taking his
nature
in
the
valley.
He
knows
what
every piece of work is guaranteed. *
he is talking about when that sbject is best girl home, was passing along this
If the Oregon legislature would re­ being discussed, as he comes from a walk, en route home. A skunk, going
in the opposite direction, was wand­
solve itself into a football organiza­ California creamery county.
ering along the same walk. They
tion It might possibly earn Its salary.
The death of Joseph Douden which met. Each instantly recognized that
The Christian Endeavor Society occurrd at his home near Gold Hill the other was an enemy. The boy
will give a social In the basement last Monday, removes from Jackson wished he was back with her. The
of tiie Presbyterian ctiurcti Friday county one of its highly respected | skunk wished he was too. They glared
evening. Admission, lb and 20 cents. citizens. He leaves a widow and three ' at each other, and the boy shook his
children, Andrew Hooton, Mrs. Kate fist and said “shew.” The skunk
W. H. Veneable has moved his fam­ Lyman and Mrs. Thos. Pankey, all of stood pat. Both cleared their decks
ily Into the Huffman residence, In the Gold Hill, to mourn their loss.
for action. Seizing the skirts of his
north part of town, across Jackson
mackintosh with one hand, and
J. C. Whipp of Jacksonville, one of long
creek.
the Mitchell Republicans, was in Ash­ his nose with the other, the boy dashed
All kinds of fruit,includingoranges, land Friday, says the Record, circu­ forward and bucked center. The lit­
bananas and lemons, also vegetables, lating a petition addressed to the tle animal came to the scratch smil­
cheaper Ilian tiie cheapest at “The Jackson county delegation (who are ing, but the boy got through the line,
however, unmarred.
They
Boss.”
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voting solidly for Corbett) to break uot,
burned sulpber for a week in the same
Chas. King of Michigan was on the deadlock, and requests them to room with his mackintosh, bi® shoes
Trail creek recently, looking into the vote for either Fulton, Hermann or i and his new $7.50 trouser®, and at last
matter of starting a sawmill in that Mitchell.
accounts the garments were still too
sect Ion.
This is the season of the year when , fragrant for use.
back alleys, back yards and out-*
1 Miss Fannie O’Neill, a sister of
You can get any kind of a photo all
houses should oe cleaned. If all citi­ Russell
from a stamp picture to a life-size zens
O'Neill of Jacksonville, cir­
would see to this matter on their j cuit court
crayon at II. C. Mackey & Boyd’s premises,
reporter, was severely
it
would
be
an
assurance
of
■
wounded by pistol shots, tired at her
photo tent.
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go«>d health for our town people the, by
a rejected lover, Burton K. Hen­
In cases of catarrh Hood’s Sarsapa­ coming spring and summer. Let
at Oakland, Calif., last week.
rilla heals the tissues, builds up the everyone do their duty, and good re­ derson.
Miss O’Neill is the daughter of Judge
system, expeis Impurities from the sults will follow.
J. M. O’Neill of Yreka. She wa® liv­
blood and cures.
The Legislature will soon shut ing with her married sister at Oak­
Jackson creek was overtiowing its down, as its season is nearing a close. land, and was engaged to be married
banks Saturday. The recent warm On next Saturday the weary members •to Henderson. Further acquaintance
rain Is melting the enow In tiie moun­ will start for their homes, no doubt with the young man dissatisfied her
glad to get rid of their arduous duties and she broke the engagement. Bur­
tains at a lively rate.
going into Joint session everv day ton sought another interview to talk
Mr. and Mrs. 1. 8. Johnson of Salem of
high-twelve to vote for a U. S. over their troubles. Under the threat
are visiting relatives at Phienlx this at
The people will also be to kill her and himself on the spot she
week. Mr. Johnson Is engineer at Senator.
glad when the monotony Is over.
yielded to go to bis room to do their
the state insane asylum farm.
talking. Here 9he refused to have
Mrs. F. H. Osgood, wife of President anything further to do with him. He
According to the Yreka Journal the
coldest weather at that point was a and Manager Osgood, of the Seattle s then shot at her twice, the first bul­
week ago last Saturday night, when Renton Railway Co., Seattle, Wash., let just grazed her head nr'd the
tiie mercury shifted close around zero. was robbed of Jewels sifd to be valued second struck her in the left cheek,
at •5000 on the Oregon express, north passed through the bones of her face,
Salt ti*h, a new barrel! of bloatery of Sacramento, Friday night, while lodged directly opposite the point of
mackerel, Columbia river salmon bel­ Mrs. Osgood wasasleep in a crowded entry under the skin of the right
lies, boneless codfish, during the Pullman coach. Mr. and Mrs. Osgood cheek. Screaming, she fell to the
Lenten season at Nunan’s, Jackson­ are well known in Jackson county.
floor. Thinking he had killed her,
ville.
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Henderson turned the 44 pistol on
Don't give your children chalk and himself
with fatal results, the bullet
Chinese New Year began Sunday,
clay;
entering the temple and lodging in
and during the week following tiie It shortens life, the doctor say;
usual din and feast of roast pig will But give them candy pure and white, the brain. Miss O'Neill was taken to
be much in evidence wherever there It will cheer tiieir hearts and make the hospital, and will survive her
wounds.
is a Chinaman.
them light.
Have you seen those big oranges at The Boss makes all kinds of candy,
$100 Reward, $lOO.
“Tiie Boss,” two for live cent*? I get and sells at ten cents a pound, or
my orange* direct from the grower, three pounds fur 25 cents.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
arid they ripen on the tree; they are
The little three-year-old daughter that science has been able to cure in all Its
tine and cheap.
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of F. Fattig. who lives near Ashland stages, »ud thu$ is Uaiarib. Hall's Catarrh
Is the only positive cure known to the
The McMinnville News is the name came near dying Tuesday night from Cure
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­
of a new paper ju«l launched on the poison. While playing witli a broth­ tional disease, requires a constitutional treat­
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
public of old Yamhill. The first er somewhat older, she drank from a ment.
directly upon the blood and mucous sur­
Issue Is on our table, neatly printed bottle of healing oil preparation and acting
faces of the system, thereby destroying th*»
was thrown into spasms. Dr. Brower foundation of the disease, and giving the pa­
and very interesting.
tient strength by building up the constitution
was called, gave the necessary medical an-'
Medford’s new city charter that has attention
assisting nature in doing its work The
and
the
child
is
now
recov
­
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
Just become a law, is replets with ering.
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
many good things for the government
for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
School Super!ntenden Dally con­ of testimonials
of that municipality. Medford is no
F J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
ducted the regular teachers' examin­ So Address.
longer a “town’’ but a “city.’’
’.d by Druggists, 75c.
ation at Ashland last week from Wed­ Hall's
Family Pills are the best.
Knights of Maccabees of Ashland nesday to Saturday, inclusive. The
celebrated tiieir eighth anniversary following applicants for state papers
A Farm for Sale.
la«t Thursday evening. Over seventy were in attendance: Frances Barnes,
members were present, and a number Mrs. Alice Racon, HattieGiason. Min­ A 120-acre tract, all fenced, ffl acres under
of other local tents were represented. nie Hockenyos, Anna Jeffrey, (.’resale cultivation, free soli and easily cultivated. Is
the public road a qv arter of a mile from
Norton, Gertrude Wilson, Nellie on
Mooville. S»mi valley postofilcc—improved
Like bad dollars all counterfeits of Towne.
wltb a dwelling-house wttn four rooms below
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve are
and one above, a good, large barn .smoke-house
worthless. The origlnalquicklycures
There was a gay time at Orth’s and wood shed; Rockcreek Nows through tl.e
land, a good well of water at the house and a
piles, sores and all skin diseases. City hall on Valentine’s evening, tn which good
well at the barn; six miles from (told Hill
Drug Store and Dr. J. Ilinkle,Central many merry dancers participated and railroad
station. Win be sold for *10 per
enjoyed themselves hugely, it was acre, halt cash at time of sale. balance on one
Point.
year's time, interest 8 per cent. per annum. or
the
<
ccaslon
of
the
Native
Daughters
Persons who cannot take ordinary
cash at option of the pureha ur.
Jane McCully Ct bln owning the all AVInqutre
of SILAS J. DAY. real estate
pills find It a pleasure to take DeWitt’s of
hall
for
that
evening
that
insured
the
agent, Jacksonville. Oregon.
Little Early Risers. They are the pleasant time. The native daughters
best little liver pills ever made. City gave their beat attention to the en­
Drug Store and Dr. J. IIinkle,Central tertainment, and the receipts of the »000000000000000000000000
Point.
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COUPON.
evening were entirely satisfactory.
Lola Burris®, a son of I. W Burrlas
Cut
thia
On
upon out. It ia worth
Geo. W. Warren and son of Superior,
of Ashland, shot himself through the
on each dozen Photo®, if pre­
palm of the right hand one day last Minn., are In Jackson county, looking 50cta
at H. C. Mackey A Boyd's
week, with a 22 caliber revolver. The Into several mining propositions. sented
studio on or before March 1. 1901.
wound Is not serious, no bones being They are from a copper mining region
and it la more than probable that the
broken.
mines of like nature in southern Ore­
Eddie Duffy, traveling pa<senger gon will receive more than pissing
H. C. M ackky A B oyd ,
agent of the Denver and Rio Grande, recognition at their hands. The cop­
Medford, Ore.
Frank O’Neil of the Northern Pacific, per Is here, mountain high, and all
A
Bargain
for
Somebody.
and H. L. Slsier of the Chicago, St. that's necessary to the profitable de­
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, have velopment of the mines, is the capital
Complete printing outfit for sale.
been in the valley during the past necessary to put In the great amount 7x11 pres®, type,et". Only forty dol­
week.
lars. Enquire at T imks office.
¡of machinery required.
LOCAL NOrBb.
- Ilpw Mothers may Help
theirtyauyhters into Womanhood
Every mother possesses information of vital value to her
young daughter. That daughter is a precious legacy, and
the responsibility for her future is largely in the hands of the
mother. The mysterious change that develops the thought­
less girl into the thoughtful woman should find the mother
on the watch day and night. As she cares for the physical
well-being of her daughter, so will the woman be, and her
children also.
When the young girl’s thoughts become sluggish, when
she experiences headaches, dizziness, faintness, and exhibits
an abnormal disposition to sleep, pains in the back and lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude, and a dislike for the
society of other girls, when she is a mystery to herself and
friends, then the mother should go to her aid promptly. At
such a time the greatest aid to nature is Lydia E. Pink­
ham’s Vegetable Compound. It prepares the young
system for the coming change, and is the surest reliance in
this hour of trial.
The following letters from Miss Good are practical proof
of Mrs. Pinkham’s efficient advice to young women.
Miss Good asks Mrs. Pinkham for Help.
June 12th, 1899.
“ D ear M rs . P inkham :—I have been very much bothered for some
time with my monthly periods being irregular. I will tell you all abort
it, and put myself in your care, for I have heard so much of you. Each
month menstruation would become less and less, until it entirely stopped
for six months, and now it has stopped again. I have become very ner­
vous and of a very bad color. I am a young girl and have always had to
work very hard. I would be very much pleaded if
you would tell me what to do.”—Miss P earl G ood ,
Cor. 29th Avenue and Yeslar Way, Seattle, Wash.
The Happy Result.
February 10th, 1900.
“ D ear M rs . P inkham :—I cannot praise Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough. It is
lust simplv wonderful the change year medicine
has made in me. I feel like another person. My
work is now a pleasure to me, while before using
your medicine it was a burden. . To-day I am a
healthy and happy girl. I think if more women
would use your Vegetable Compound there would be
less suffering in the world. I cannot express the
relief I have experienced by usin g Lydia E. Pink­
ham’s Vegetable Compound.’*—Miss P earl G ood ,
Cor. 29th Avenue and Yeslar Way, Seattle, Wash.
sconn reward
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Owing to the fact that some skeptical
people have from time to time questioned
the genuineness of the testimonial letters
we are constantly publishing, we
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have
deposited with the National City Bank, of Lynn, Mas.«., Rouo,
which will . be
to any
ar person who can show that the'above
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testimonial
lial is not genuin
genuine, or was published before obtaining the
writer's special permission.
permissioi —L ydia E. P inkham M bdicjnk C o .
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Land for Sale.
I have 1560 acres of land, all in one
tract, on Antelope creek for sale. It
is situated 18 miles from Jacksonville.
12 miles from Central Point, and 10
miles from Medford. I will sell thi®
land in tracts of loo acres up until all
is sold, at $10 per acre. It is good
farming and grazing land, and a good
stock range on the outside. I will
sell all, or a« low as 100 acres In a
tract. Inquire of W m . B ybee , Jack
sonville, Or.
Land for Sale.
Forty acre® of land on Thompson
creek. Ha® a dwelling thereon, 20x20
feet, with four room®, a log stable,
12x14 feet, 12 acre® fen ed and in cul­
tivation. A few fruit tree®. Clear
title, free from Incumbrance. Price
•200. Inquire of
S ilas J. D ay ,
Real Estate Agent.Jacksonville, Or.
Horses Lost.
Strayed, from Foote creek district, about
thre»* years ago. three horse«. each branded
with a Hq j»re< r block on left shoulder, points
projecting from each corner thereof One is a
bay mare, 12 years old. weighing 1130 pounds,
long body; another is a grey gelding. W years
old, weighing between ten and eleven hundred
pound«; and the other a chestnut Barrel tns a, 7
year** cid. with white strip down r.
. Argu­
ing abuut 1400 pounds. They were seen
recently, ranging on the desert, near
Hr bee's bridge I will pay |5 ahead to anybody
who finds the above animals and will put them
In some enclosure. For further particulars
call on or address
P. W. C a RRIS,
Kubll, Jackson Co., Or.
A Branch Gallery.
H. C. Mackey A Boyd have started a
branch gallery in Jacksonville, in the
Aiken building, California street, op­
posite Ryan’s «tore. All work will be
flni®hed'at «ledford. and satisfaction
assured. Work guaranteed to be the
best.
For Sale«
A Farm of 720 acres, located on Rocue
River, suitable tor grain and fruit culture or
slock raising; baa ample buildings and fesclag.
A Placer Mine« in operation, squ.pped with
pipe and giant; also some quarts properties.
1 will sell for cash or take in pare payment
property in or adjacent to Ashland. Terms,
one-half down, balance in easy payments at 5
percent. Call on or address,
H. L. WHITE.
WANTED.—Capable, reliable person in
Laah Hoi 36. Ashland. Ortf»*s.
every oounly to represent large oompany of
solid Sijan.'ial reputstlon, tV.K' salary per
year; payaole weekly; M per day absolutely
sure, and all expenses; straight, bone-tide,
definite salary, no commission; salary paid
each Saturday and expense money advanced
acb week. STaNDAKD HOUSE. UM DBAa-
1 bo aw S t .. Cntcaoo.