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ville, Oregon, by
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Latest Reports Front One of!
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GREAT BIG FROST.
Phoenix People Tried to
Play Ball; But
Didn’t.
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JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS VOTINO CONTEST OPEN.
CENTRAL POINT NOTES.?
Some Matters of Interest Con-
. eerning our Neighbors.
Four Candidate« have been Entered
for the Southern Oregonian'«
Free Vacation Conteat.
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A. F. Nelson of Selma lias been
Mrs. B. Vincent was here trading
The ^OVTHBRN O rkiionian ' h frrft
! with us lately.
one day this week.
vacation contest is open.
Mrs. o.
C has . N ickell , Editor and Mgr.
A large quantity of ore is being
Dr. Kleb« lias gone to The Dalle« to Davis and Miss Carrie George or
Mrs. A. V. Chittenden, who has lieen
hauled to mill from tiie Gold
Medford, and Mis« Jo Orth mid
practice ilia profession.
quite ill, is some better.
TERMS:
Standard mine, located a few miles
MiM Lillian llogan will leach a Miss Mabel Prim of Jacksonville
Miss Annabel Pankey Is visiting
One Year, in advance....................... *1.50 west of Jacksonville.
It is of ex­
iiave been entered in the race by
summer term at Placer.
relative«
at
Rock
Point.
Six Months.......................................... 1-0® cellent quality and will doubtless
friends.
Grant's
Pass
has
retired
all
of
its
Mrs.
E.
C.
Sherman
of
Ashland
is
Advertisements inserted at reasona­ yield well.
As briefly as possible the editor
8 per cent wai fants,up to Dec. I, 189s.
paying relative« here a visit.
ble rates.
wlH'altempt to answer some of the
J. F. Garrison, who is developing a
Ryan's Brick Bldg., California St.
Miss Jennie Gaines attended lks'ora-
W. J. Wimer, a well-known citizen numerous inquiries received asking
place! mine situated in Sterlingviile
tion Day exercise« at Medford.
of Waldo precinct, was In Grant’s abouklhe contest. The coupons do
district, has run a tunnel 250 feet in
A. S. Jacobs has been appointed Pass a few days ago, accompanied not necessarily Iiave to be signed by
"Flat salaries instead of fees" is the length; but bedrock has not been
by his wife.
Notary
Public by Governor Geer.
struck
as
yet.
The
prospects
for
good
the one sending them; but the name
war cry of the people of Oregon.
Miss Dora Culvlg is visiting in of the party to be voted for must be
pay are favorable, however.
I. B. Williams is having a wire
Two new words have been added to
Portland. She will not teach in our written thereon plainly, so that It
fence put around his house and lot.
The past season’s work in the Foots
our vocabulary- “commandeer," mean­ creek placer mines lias about been
schools
next year.
can be made out. The coupons can lie
Mrs. M. Cunningham of San Fran­
ing complusory acquisition, and “Mor- cleaned up, with favorable results.
Prof.
Hampton, tiie
popular sent by mall or brought to the
cisco is paying relatives here a visit.
ganeer,’’ signifying legal control of Some of the miners have done better
S outhern O iikoonian office In the
Gus Morris, who Is employed on the mauager of the Columbia mine, was
the whole of any commodity.
Miles’ block, over Miller’s hardware
with
us
Thursday.
than usual.
Fish Lake ditch, was home Sunday.
store. The votes will be counted on
It
is
reported
that
H.
C.
Perkins
Miss
Agues
York
Is
vlsitiug
rela
­
Frank Morine of Table Roek was
Mining experts representing large
each publication day and announced.
trading with our merchants Saturday. tives living in the Applegate and It will close In time ao that the «> jc -
capital are becoming thick in Southern and D. II. Stovall recently discovertd
Corundum
in
upper
Slate
creek
dis
­
Missouri
Flat
section«.
Oregon. The straws tell which way
1. F. Williams has fitted up a nice
cessful candidate can visit Newport
trict, a mineral hitherto unknown on
Mrs. Ray Carlon (nee Cook) of Rose­
the wind blows.
room on Main street for a telephone
during the full-tide season, and the
the coast.
burg, who has beeu visiting In Grant's
office.
end will be announced soon enough
The Chinese government has issued
The Hydraulic Mining Co. has (dis­
Pass, has return«*d home.
L. E. Van Vliet is furnishing this
so that the friends and their candi­
a uew mining regulation, imposing such posed of several mining claims located
Mrs. D. John of Williams is at dates will not be taken unaware«.
market with a fine quality of straw­
a heavy tax as will exclude foreigners in Jump-off Joe district, to Mrs. E.
Grant's Pass, the guest of her All expenses of the candidate, both
berries.
from investing. Besides a heavy tax A. Smith. The consideration named
daughter, Mrs. J. VV. Howard.
railroad fare and hotel bills, will 1«
Mr. and Mi's. J. W. Clark of Sam's
the government adds a 25 per cent, it «12,500.
JACKSONVILLE
R. G. Virtue of Leland was In paid for a period of one mouth. Tits
Valley
camo
in
after
supplies
the
first
royalty.
____________
W. H. Ramsey and W. L. Ingram
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Grant’s Pass a few days since, ac­ Medford Drug Co. will present tiie
Nunan. ss. . .
.7
4
2
ü
0
0 of the week.
recently made a tine copper strike in Ulrich,
rf
0
0
4
3
0
0
companied by his cousin, Mrs. Hardy. successful candidate with a costly
The Ancient Order of the Mystic Slate creek district. H. C. Perkins, P. ftmegan, p
Forrest Moore has the material on
7
5
3
U
3
1
Helms, 2 b
.. ..
Shrine has possession of San Francis­
<*642
1
0 the ground for a dwelling, which will
F. I). Burns has bought Charley present.
who has visited it, says it 1» on the Kobiuett, lb..
«
»
6
6
1
0
co this week. Almost every state and
Eveiy paid subscription will count
cf.
... S
2
1
0
0
0 be erected soon.
Gray’s meat market in Grant’s Pass,
same line with the Preston Peak and Brown,
Lewis. 3 f
6
1
I)
2
1
1
territory in the Union is represented.
for
as many votes as there are issue«
and
will
serve
his
customers
with
the
R. lMnegan. 1 !.. .. .3
4
I
!
0
0
Waldo mines.
Elder W. L. Skeels, state evangelist
The order records
a wonderful
Pentoli, c...................
of the paper for Hie term of subscrip.,
«
»
2
7
2
0
best.
for the Church of God, is holding a
Whiteside Bros, of Minneapolis,
growth in the last few years.
lion.
Tutals................. ...M 3U
1, is M
2
H. L. Andrews, the clever book­
series of meetings here this week.
wbe recently bonded the Spence and
Tiie contest opens as follows:
PHOENIX.
W. E. Perkins, who has been visiting keeper of the Old Channel Mining Mrs. O. Davis, Medford
John L. Sullivan, the retired pugilist, Class copper properties, situated in
.. 112
AB R H PO A. E
Co., was a recent visitor at Grant’s Miss Carrie George ••
.................... 2i
who has lately been playing the part Sonthern Josephine county, have a Ikiardman, ss
2
0
0
1
1
3 relatives near Baker City, the past
Kleinhammer, c.
3
1
2 10
Miss Maliel Prim, Jacksonville
21
1
0 nonth, returned home—Saturday.
Pass.
of "Simon Legree" in “Uncle Tom's force engaged in developing them.
Rose, 2 b
..........
3
0
10
1
3
M
i»»
Jo
<
>rtli,
"
17
J.
Smith,
c
f
...2
0
0
0
0
3
Two logs, recently cut at Williams
Cabin,’’ has wrecked the company in
Geo. Hoffman and Fred Bolt of H Shaffer. 1 f & p
Mrs. N. P. Thompson, who has
3
0
0
0
3
4
Bros.'
saw
mill,
at
work
in
Murptiy
Connecticut by displaying too much Thompson creek, who are working an P. Smith, 3 b
... S
0
0
1
0
3 been visiting Mrs. W. W. Edington of
If The Hehl' la Cutting teeth.
J Shaffer, p x 1 f
3
0
11
3
1
precinct, produced nearly 4000 feet of
realism. "The closer you get to the excellent quartz mine in Tallow Box Jacotjg, 1 b
2
0
0
0
1
3 Sam's Valley, came home last Friday.
Ile aure and use that old and well-lrled reme
2
0
1
0
2
0
lumber.
dy. M hh
W ikhi . ow ' s S oothiso «tur, tor
real thing,’’he says, “the more effec­ district, recently cleaned up several Dualap. r f
Mr. Heatherly's children have re­
< l.i hlrt-n teeimng
II »oolbea thè cblld.
tive is the play;" and acting on that hundred dollars.
10 21
ens
tt><-
nume,
aliay" all pala, cure« wlnd eolldh
Dan Green of Gallce and H. C. Mc­
covered
from
the
diphtheria,
and
ho
and
ls
thè
beat
reinodv
tor dlarrhoea Twemy \
suggestion he laid such powerful
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Intosh of Wolf creek, the veteran «ve cesia a botile.
A lO-stamp Hammond mill has
'
has moved bis family to old Central
1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 y
strokes with the lash upon the hacks been installed at tne Eureka mine,
miners, were in Grant’s Pass several
Jacksonville
« 7 1 2 2 1 11 • *-30 Point.
of the play slaves that the latter re­ Soldier creek district, which has been Phoenix
Recovered Speech and Hearing.
days during the past week.
1 0 0 0 0 0 * • •— 1
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lozier and Miss
fused to repeat the performance. bonded by the Oregon & California
SUMMARY.
Messrs. E ly B ron :—I commenced
The
corner-stone
of
Grant
’
s
Pass
’
Two-base hit--P. Donegan. Home Viola Phiester of Medford attended
"Massa John, jou’se too pow’ful,” Fields. Ltd.
using your Crearii 11»Im about two
I
Masonic
temple
was
laid
June
4th
run—Helms. Double play—Helms tu the Prohibition
lecture here last
year« ago for catarrh. My voice was
said one of the negroes who rebelled.
with impressive ceremonies. W. E. somewhat thick and my hearing wu
R. Van Brunt, who purchased the Le*i*. Base bits—<«!T J. Sbatter, 5; Friday.
II. Shaffer, 14; P. Donegan. 5.
Grace or Baker City, the grand dull. My hearing has bcm fully re­
The final report of the committee of Ock placer mines, Happy Camp dis­ Struck Out—J. Shaffer. 1; H. Shaffer.
Prof. A. J. Hanby left on Wednes­
stored and my h | hh -<-I i has become«
master, officiated.
trict,
Calif.,
expects
to
clean
up
awards of the Charleston fair shows
6; P. Donegan 10. Base on balls— day's evening train for Kansas, where
quite clear.
I am a teacher In our
nearly
«100.000
this
season.
Shaffer, 5; P. Donegan, 2. Hit by he goes to visit relatives a couple of
that the state of Oregon captured
Hon. J. H. Booth, receiver of the town.
The Calumet and
Hecla mine. pitched by—R. Donegan, Boardman. months.
L. G. B rown , Granger, O.
more medals than any state in the
Roseburg land office, was a recent
Passed bails—Kleinhammer, 7.
No comment is nc><ld. Trial size 1«
Union. It was awarded 253 medals Michigan, has upto date paid «78,- of game—2 hours, 15 minutes. Time
visitor
in
Grant
’
s
Pass.
He
was
ac
­
Rev. E. B. Lockhart left for Rose­
Um-
ets. Full size 5Oc. Ask your druggist.
and diplomas. Southern Oregon cap­ 850.000 in dividends; and yet it is but pires—Dow and Brous.
burg Tuesday,to attend the ministerial companied home by Mrs. J. C. We mail it. ELY BROS., 56 Warre«
Ashland will play Jacksonville meeting. Ho will lecture on education Campbell, his mother-in-law.
tured its full share. It is a big adver­ a low-grade copper proposition.
St., New Yolk.
tisement for the state,and will not only
The Williamsburg Mining Co., of Sunday, the winner to play Medford while there.
J uly 4tn for a purse of «100.
Miss Cora Smith, daughter of
increase the immigration here; but which Robt. G. Smith Is president,
CITATION.
Miss Norah S^dow, who has been i Edwin Smith, who has been em­
I rwin E ckblson .
will make it easier to get capital to de­ is developing the Bone of Contention
teaching in the public school at ployed in the Portland postofficc for lu I be County Court of th«* State <»f Orwgoa f«w
velop our resources, and cause people mine, situated in W illlams creek dis­
ACKER'S
Grant's Pass, has come home to spend a number of years, is visiting In
the County of Jackxon, kilting in probat*
to more closely study our industrial trict, Josephine county, with excel­
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
her vacation.
Grant’s Pass. She was accompanied In the matter of the Estate of Hunan M Wil­
•onditions.
lent prospects. They have sunk a cure dyspepsia and all disorders arising from
kinson, drrrBNod.
Mrs arab Wilson left for the Sound by tier brother Lincoln.
indigestion
Endorsed by physicians every­
To Mr* I I will» Honetvwn. Other nent of kin
shaft 140 feet deep.
where.
Sold
by
all
druggists.
No
cure,
no
Another town has been blotted out
country the first of. the week, where
The Grant's Pass Tailoring Co. has of thr deceased, »nd ull whom it may
The ore sent to the Charleston Fair pay. Scents. Trial package free by writing
by \ olcanic forces. Ratebulem in
ooncern.
to W H. H ookkh & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y A. shegots to visit her daughter. Mrs. organized what is called a "cleaning
P. Estabrook. Gold Hill, Ore
the leading
Guatemala has been covered by an by the ranite Hill Mining Co., in druggist.
I. J. Hanson.
club,” which enables the members to IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORK
goo, You are hereby called and required
ap­
•verflow of lava from Mt. Tacona. which C. L. Mangum and J. O. Booth
Miss Mary Jacobs, who has been have their clothes cleaned, pressed pear in the County Court of the State of Ore­
are
interested,
was
awarded
a
bronze
After all, judging by the activity of
GAY VACATION TIME.
spending several months with her and repaired at the small price of gon. for the f'ouuty of Jackson, at the Court
the underground forces, the assertion medal.
thereof, of Juckw*uvlllr, in the County of
aunt, Mrs. G. W. Wimer of Waldo, «10 a month. It is becoming quite
The A. O. U. W. members are hav- popular.
Ja< kNon. on Monday, the 4th day of August,
This is gay vacation time. A good arrived
of a writer that Oregon will one day
-FLAT SALARIES"
home last week.
Ik<i2. ut 10 o’clock In the forenoon <»f that day
be again buried by volcanic action
many people have already gone to tho ; ing their large hall building painted
Josephine county, although giving then and there to show cause why thr following
with
three
coats of paint.
Forest
does not seem such a wild statement.
The people of Oregon are demanding mountains, and others are preparing
the Republican »tale ticket a hand­ real projx’riv. belonging to the rotate of Suaaa
The boiling firings in Oregon, the that the "flat salary" system take the for an outing. Within a few miles of Binger has the contract.
some plurality, elected a majority of M Wilkinaon, drcruMxl. should not lx* wild, aa
earthquake shocks felt from time to place of paying salaries of state officers Medford can be found
“eooling
Mrs. G. W. Rowland and daughter the I>emocratlc county candidate", prayed for In the petition of Chaa E. Wilkin
time in California and Utah, the gey­ through commissions and fees. There brooks" and “sylvan bowers,” places Rose left on Tuesday's train for to-wlt: J. A. Booth judge, (’. F. M«>n. administrator of thr Mild rstalv now <>a
tile In thia court;
sers in the Yellowstone park, the is but one thing for the recently-elected as varied In their characteristic beauty Seattle, to make their future home. Lovelace ommlssioner, J. T. Taylor
S W *4 of thr S W
of Ser. 2*. and th«- S 1
Their many friends wi.h them much treasurer, (I. C. Perkins surveyor, •4 of thr S E •< of Sec. JV. and N E •< of N K
smoking volcanoes in Alaska, and the legislators to do—obey the voice of as the moods of man, in fact
»4 of Sec
and N W •< of N W ‘4 of Ser 31,
recent terrible eruptions not so far the people. The D emocratic T imes "Where Nature works with freest success.
i Dr. Kremer coroner. The Republi­ nil
in Twp. :<4 S. K I E. Jackaon county. Ore
away, give unmistakable evidences of believes that
the
creating
of
hand,
J. R. Cook of Eagle Point, S. M. cans elected were W. C. Hale repre­ Wituran, thr Hon. ('han. Prim. Judge of the
the pent-up forces which are boiling commissions for the purpose of draw­
Builds her greatest works of art,
Nealon of Sam’s Valley and several sentative, R. L. Bartlett clerk, G. County Court of th«* Sialc of <>r» gon, for tht
beneath us.
ing salaries is a pernicious and costly While the feeble life of man
other old veterans from tho surround­ W. Lewis, Jr., sheriff. W. H. Fallin County of Jackaon, with thr Seal of said Court
afniod. thia Ath day of June. A. I> IKTJ
practice. Without casting any reflec­
There most smoothly plays its part." ing country, attended Decoration Day assessor.
OFFICIAL VOTE.
Alleal (M t * N bwmi ’MY. Clerk
tions upon the present administration,
'
exercises
here.
There are the mountains clothed
the system is one that can be easily with shady ft.rests, singing thestrange,
Elder E.
Badger of
Ashland
The official vote of Jackson county­ abused. .There is no end to the num­ weird tune of the breezes: rugged, wild
I
preached
here
last
Sunday
to
a large
gas canvassed Monday by Justices Ply- ber of commissions that might be ap­ chasms, through which the water
congregation, and administered the
boils
and
foams,
leaving
a
white
track
male and Foudray, and will be found pointed.
of spray in its wake, and little nestling ordinance of baptism to Mr. and Mrs.
•n the eighth page The ballots cast
Under a flat salary system that is valleys and the health-giving hot
S. A. Thompson.
ran up to 3539, a few hundred less than impossible. The people thjn know springs—all of which are readily ac­
We carry in stock a complete line of both hand
N S. Hallcroft, Baptist minister,
the number of voters in the county. what salary each officer is drawing. A cessible to the people of Medford.
and
machine made harness.
Outing appeals not alone to our ar­ will bold religious services at this
Only 130 votes were thrown against the good many leaks will be closed and tistic
We make a npecialty of hand made harness and
tastes and pl> asure-loving side; plain* on Saturday evening before the
initiative and referendum amendment, fewer loopholes left for grafting. but to our practical side as well. A
guarantee every piece of work we turn out.
while 2437 ballots were recorded there­ While the law does not countenance few| days away from business and third Sunday of this month, also on
Prices reasonable.
the
following
Sunday,
morning
und
care
means
a
new
lease
of
life.
It
for. A large number failed to vote the paying of salaries by commissions,
quickens
our
sluggish
blood,
clears
the
evening.
•itber way. because the question was it is within the power of the legislature
brain and strengthens the system so
Ira Love, of Meadows, was here
.printed at the bottom of the long bal­ when it convenes to lay down such that we can more easily throw off the
rules as to leave no possible room for impurities in which disease take their Monday, and says the citizens ot his
lot and overlooked by many.
grafting on the part of those who are root. Every business man should take neighborhixxl intend celebrating the
his family and enjoy a vacation, no
They will have a Seventh Street,
...
M edforri, Ore«on
inclined to take advantage of their po­ matter how short, at least once a year. Fourth of July.
.No Loss of Time.
basket dinner, old-fashioned -barbecue,
sitions
and
the
people
’
s
trust.
So
long
It
will
profit
him
in
the
end.
I have sold Chamberlain’s Colic,
and dance at night.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for as the’opportunity offers there are al­
years, and would rather be out of coffee ways people to take advantage of it.
HEIR TO LARGE ESTATE.
Prof. A. J. Hanby held examination
and sugar than it. I »old five bottles The affairs of the State cannot be con­
on the 1st and 2nd inst., in the ninth
of it yesterday to threshers that could
Mrs. J. H. Lacy, who is a Descendant grade. Those that passed examina­
go no farther, and they arc at work ducted with a loose system any more
of the Van Horn Estate.
again this morning—H. R. P helps . than if the same rule was applied to the
tion were Nora Beebe, Sadie Kincaid,
Plymouth. Oklahoma. A- will be seen business of a private firm. We repeat,
Julia Olson, Bello Bennett, Lizzie
by the above threshers were able to the voice of the people must be obeyed.
In all probability Mrs. J. H. Lacy is Gibson and Jennie Gaines.
keep on with their work without
one of the heirs to the famous Van
losing a single day's time. You should
Will Enlarge Ditch.
Horn estate in New York. She is the
keep a bottle of this Remedy in your
$15.00 to $18.00 a Week
Tiie Fish Lake Ditch Co. discussed daughter of J. J. Van Horn, who, in
home. For sale by City Drug Store.
Salary for an intelligent man or
plans the other day with a view of his turn, is a descendant of one of I woman in each towo.
Permanent
The Medford Bridge.
enlarging the capacity of the ditch. the three Van Horn brothers, who position. 30 cents per hour for some
The bids for building a steel bridge While it may not be enlarged at the located 160 acres of land in the heart of time. Address Manufacturer, Box
1120, Cnlcago.
•cross Bear creek, at Medford, have pie-ent time, the company desires to New York City.
The
estate
recalls
to
mind
the
many
know
if
itcould
be
enlarged
any
future
been taken
ider advisement by the :
county com.nisd« -).’’ court until June I time without interfering tor* much mythical companies formed to catch
18th. there-.-' -
al of them, rang­ with the flow of water. Owing to the unwary. In the cities of tho East
■«
T housands S aved B y
ing from *5901* upv -d. Geo. Ridinger the demands of prospective con­ are people who make a business of w rit­
of C<>os cqunty pi ented the-lowest, sumers it is believed it will be neces­ ing letters to those in distant parts,tell­
sary to increase the supply in another ing them they are heirs to some great ,
with E. C. Peril; n- i »<*•■ second.
year or so, and tiie company desires estate. Once the intended victim be- '
This wonderful medicins posi­
to be in shape to do it with the lea»t comes interested enough to bite, he is
CONSUMPTION,
tively curesConsumption, Coughs
asked to advance a sum to defray in­
trouble when the time comes.
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneu­
the m<»st Ur'*a<l*-d and deadly of »;1 diseases, as
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cidental expenses before his claim can
well as pneumonia, and all Lung Troubles are
WGeneral Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers.
monia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La-
relieved at once and cured hr Acker - English
For Sale.
be made valid. Many of the operators
R.-m-iy
the king of all cough cur,-»
Cures
Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throaf,
Special Attention given to Horse Shoeing anil Tire Setting.
coughs and colds in a day. 2S cents.
Your 1
A dwelling house with five rooms, do a flourishing trade at the business. ■
Croup and Whooping Cough.
money hack it dissatisfied.
Write for free I
•ample. W. H. H ookkh & Co., Buffalo N Y. wo fire places and other conveniences, While the Van Horn estate is no myth,
Every bottle guaranteed.
No
All Work Guaranteed f-’irst Class.
A P. Estabrook, th,- leading druggi-t Gold
well of good water close to kitchen it is so plastered by subsequent claims '
Hill. on-
Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. & $ I.
oor.
Price «250. For particulars cn- and tied up in -uch a legal tangle that |
Trial bottle free.
To Cure Coimnpat,
o-e»er.
the direct heirs stand little «how of
uiieof.
M rs . A. M orat ,
SHOP, FAST SEVENTH STREET.
Take Cascarets Candv Catnsrtlc. lue >r 2ha
*
Jacksonville, Ore ever getting anything.
WC.C C. fail m cure dr jgg.su r< .'und c orei
Times Printing Company
About the worst exhibition in tiie
way of a base-ball game that ever
occurred in JacksonvIPe took place
last Sunday afternoon, when some
boys from l*ha>nix went up against
Jacksonville.
They lasted six and
one-half innings, the score then
standing 30 to 1, and so quit. Their
only run was in the first inning,
when two wild throws let Klein-
hammer in.
These were the only
errors made by Jacksonville, who put
up a line game, worthy of a better
cause. The features were a doutle
play, Helms to Lewis, and a homeiun
by Helms.
Phivuix did the one,
two, three act, during the game, one
of their brilliant plays resulting in a
homerun. The umpire called three
strikes on Nunan, but the bail got
by Kleinhammer.
He recovered it
and threw to second. The second
baseman threw to various other
persons standing around thedianiond;
but it always seemed to burn their
fingers. While they were having
their little fun Nuoan made the
circuit.
The score is as follows:
Hand Made Harness
L. A. LUCUS & SON,
DR. KING’S NEW DISCOVERY
MITv 111’LL ct BOECK,