The Democratic times., June 19, 1902, Image 1

Vol. XXXII.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1992.
LIKE A MIRACLE LATEST DISPATCHES
Blind and Helpless from Paraly.
sis, This Man Now Sees,
Walks and Works.
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John Hunter, of Orient street, Chico,
Butte Co., Calif., wm it bliud and help.
B um paralytic, who hod loot even th«
power of speech. In the spring of lust
year he was pronounced incurable, but
bow he tutu aoe, talk, walk and work.
'Jo tits Han Francisco Examiner repre­
sentative he said:
••About four year« ago I wiut suddenly
stricken with ;«tralynia. I lost all sen»
•f feehug nn<l all power of niovemeut in
say right aide, front head to foot. I also
partly lost the power of speech. I soon
became totally blind anti was so per
fsctlv helpleHM that for three years I wai
ooufined to my bei.
“Ductors diagnosed mv cane as loco
motor ntuxia and my family phyaiciun
Eiveme every care and attention posMi-
e but ull bia jtreacriptious «luring twe
years were powerless tonlleviiite mv suf­
ferings or iu any way afford the slight­
est relief
• After being virtuallv given np as s
dead mutt by friendsand physicians, nnd
resigning myself to my aujsirent fate, J
deienninetl to try Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pale People. I mentioned it
to mv doctor and n<’ not only gave hi.
«onsünt to my trying Dr. Williams’ lhnk
Pills but strongly advis««i my doing so.
••From a bliud. helplwm paralytic, un­
able to morn and so broken down and
k<>|svle»s that life was a burden, I can
■<>W walk, do any «aid jobs aliont the
place, godown t.iwu, and—most wonder­
ful of all—can a«*. And I owe it all tc
l>r Williams' l*ink Pills.
• Improvement is-gan while! was tak­
ing the stM'ond box. I continued taking
pills ami from that time on it was
gi.eliinl Imt sure. My awful stomiwli
trouVIi'H have disuppawired, my eyesight
1ms Is-eit reston-d, my brain is clear
ami active, and if ever a man should
be grateful ami anxious that other«
dtould know the wonderful properties
•f Dr Williams' Pink Pills, thut mun is
myself.”
The fact of Mr. Hunter'arnre Is widely
known and is vouched for by all who
know Itiui, including Mayor O. L. • 'lark
tiie R«-v. W. <». White, Ciudiier A. H
Crew and Postmaster W. W. Wilson
all of Chico, Uultf.
Dr. Williams’ l*ink Pills for Pal«> Pro-
nie are Soldat fifty e«<nts a box or six
boxes for two dollars and fifty «M-uts.nnd
may b« had <>f all druggists, or direct by
mail from Dr. Williams Medicine O va
ficbcuectudy, N. Y.
SOUTH AND EAST
CONVICTS AGAIN CORNERED.
P ortland , Ore., June 18—Traoey and Merrill, the escaped convict« and
murderers,have again made their appearance,and have tbe militia and armed
men In full cry after them. They are in Clarke county headed toward the
mountains. A squad of Vancouver indltla several miles «outbeast of
Laconner, Wash., had an encounter at 9 o’clock last night with two men
supposed to be the convicts. The latter were walking over a hill and did
not respond to the soldiers' challenge and were tired upon. The fire was not
returned. The suspect« hurriedly sought cover.
All road« In that vicinity are undec guard and tbe Lewis river also. The
bloodhounds have again been called to the chase, but refuse to take the
scent,owing to new shoes, which were stolen and being worn by the convicts.
They held up a German farmer near Vancouver yesterday, and after cooking
tlieir brea (fast forced him to give them new changes of clothes and then
bound and gagged him. He worked himself loose and gave the alarm. Two
men supposed to be the convicts were tired upon afterwards by the hunters
and the shots were returned. One of the men was wounded in the shoulder.
V ancouver , Wash., June 18,—Wm. Morris, one of the armed men hunt­
ing the conyicto, and was wounded by another man hunter Monday, Is rest­
ing as easily In the hospital as can be expected. It Is hoped his life can be
saved without amputating liis limb. He was mistaken for one of the con­
victs and tired upon by a deputy sheriff. It Is believed the convicts cannot
escape this time.
WILD LAND STAMPEDE.
P ocatkllo , Idaho, June 18—A wild stampede for land on the Fort Hall
reservation begun today at noon, at which time the reservation was thrown
open for settlement. Over 2,000 people camped around this place Joined the
race, and as many more from other points close to the reservation have stam­
peded. The Indian police have been busy tne last couple of days ejecting
“Mooers," many of whom were locked up for continuing to defy the law. A
special train, loaded to tiie platform«, left McCannon; but it Is believed
many of those who have relays of horses will beat the train. Reports of rich
mineral has further tired the eagerness of tbe intending settlers and
trouble Is feared when the locating stakes are placed.
SENATOR HANNA FOOLED.
N rw Y ork , June 18.—“A romance in iilgh life, or how Senator Hanna
was fooled by his daughter,” is tiie sole topic among high society circles in
New York City. Miss Mabel Hanna was married In Cleveland, Ohio, Mon­
day. to Harry Parsons, artist and private secretary to tier father. The young
couple met over a year ago, through a picture painted by an artist, and the
attachment was mutual from the »tart. Acting upon the advice of Mabel
the yung man secured a position as secretary to tiie senator, and has been
there eyer since. The Senator cut up rough when asked for the hand of his
daughter; but after a stormy scene with the daughter and mother gave his
consent.
—VIA—
CRAZED MOTHER’S DEED.
Southern Pacific Co.
J ackson . Mis»., June 18—After a desperate struggle Mrs. Louis Wet-
Lroph, the insane mother who killed six of her children Sunday,was captured
tills morning. She Is the wife of a well-to-do farmer. The husband left her
Shasta
Route.
Trains leave Medford for Portland
and way station» al 4:21 a m. and
9:52 p. m.
8:30 piu
Lv Poritumi. ... 8:3o urn
Lv Medford
. . 11:45 piu 11:20 am
Ar Ashland......... 12:55 au> 12:35 pm
5:00 am
Ai Sacramento... 5:!0 mu
8:45 am
ArSan Francisco. 7:45 pm
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Deaver.................
Kansas City.........
Chteago............
Ar L<>» Angeles. .
Ar El Paso
Ar Fort Worth . . .
Ar City or Mexico.
Ar Houston.
Ar New Orleans..
Ar Washington
Ar New Y >rk ....
4:55
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7:25
6:42
am
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am
am
2.00 pm
6:00 pm
6.30 am
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7:00 am
6:30 pm
6:42 pm
12:10 pm
in charge of the family to attend church. She had been complaining of ex-
cesslve best, but did not seem different than usual. Nile sbot live of the
children with a rifle and locked her infant daughter in the house and tired
the building. The tire attracted the neighbors. They found the dead
children, but the crazed mother had flad Into the woods.
RIOTING STRIKERS.
P attbrson , N. J- June 18- The silk dyers and their helpers, who hare
am
am been on a strike five week«, divided Into squads this morning and visited all
am
A
pm ¡ of tiie silk mills in an endeavor to Induce the silk workers to come out.
riot resulted at one of tiie mi'ls. The windows were smashed with rocks and
8:05 am
6:00 pm missiles and the police called. A tight followed, in which shots were ex­
6:30 ao> changed between tbe strikers and blue coats. One policeman was fatally
11:30 am
7:00 am wounded and a stranger shot In the neck. Several rioters were arrested.
6:30 pm More trouble is feared.
6:42 pm
OLD PIONEERS REJOICE.
12:10 pm
7:00
o 15
7:25
8:30
Pulman and
Tourist Cars
P ortland , Ore., June 18—The passage of the Indian War Veteran bill
in the House Monday has caused rejoicing among tbe old pioneers. The
Oregon delegation has been working in tbe interest of this bill for years.
It wa* at the request of President Roosevelt that the bill received attention
Instead of being “tabled,’’as has happened so often before. It will lie reported
buck to tb<> Senate for concurrence and then pass to the President for his
On both trains. Clmir car* Sacra­
mento to ogden and El Paso, and
tourist car* t« Chicago. St. Louis,
New <Irleans and Wa*lilngton.
Connecting at San Francisco with
the several steamship lines for Hono­
lulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Cen­ signature.
CAPTAIN CLARKE HONORED.
tra! and South America.
See agent at Medford station, or
W ashington , D. C., June 18—Diplomatic circles are pleasantly stirred
address
R. B. .MILLER, G F. A P. A.,
over the appointment Monday of Captain Charles Clarke to the position of
Portland, Oregon.
Rear Admiral in the Navy, but everyone rejoices and believes the former
captain of the Oregon, when she made the famous loop arbund tiie Horn, is
Tickets To and From
All Points East
-VIA-
Great
Northern
Railway
SHORT LINE TO
ST. I’AUL, DULUTH,
MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
And Points East.
Through Palace and Tourist Sleep’
en, Dlointf and Buffet «Smoking Li*
brary Cara.
DAILY TRAINS, FAST TIME.
For rates, foldersand full informa­
tion regarding tl :kets, routes, etc.,
call on or address
J W. PHALON, T. P. A.,
II. DICKSON, C. T. A.,
122 Third st., Portland.
A B. C. DENNISTON. <!. W. A.,
612 First ave. Seattle, Wash.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS. $ OOOOOOOOOO^OOOOOOOOOOOOO
XCENTBAL POINT NOTES
Some Matters of Interest Con­
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cerning our Neighbors.
A. S. Jacobs made a trip to Jackson­
ville Tuesday.
Mr». J. W.
Howard and her
daughter are visiting In Kerby.
Prof, and Mrs. W. Cameron of Ash­
land are visiting in Grant’s Pass.
Will Prince of Provult, th« expert
base ball player, was at the county­
seat a few days ago.
We are sorry to learn that Silas
Schrlrnnf. a prominent citizen of
Murphy precinct, 1» quite 111.
C. W. Ament, general manager of
tbe Golden Drift Mining Co., and his
wife arrived from Chicago last week.
Grant'» Pass will celebrate our
national holiday,
and
extensive
preparations therefor have
been
begun.
The Grant's Pass Cornet Band has
begun its delightful open-air con­
certs, which will be held every Friday
evening.
Misg Dora Williamson, who has
lieen taking a course In instrumental
music, is spending her vacation in
Grant's Pass.
T. F. Rourke visited in Grant’s
Pass recently. He was accompanied
to bis mines in Aitbouse district by
his wife and daughter.
Nathan Fullerton, who is employed
In Clemens’ drug store, has returned
from Portland, where he got a Junior
diploma from the State Board of
Pharmacy.
The Waldo Smelting and Mining
Co., of which Col. Draper is manager,
has started a new town at its mines,
called Takilma, on Hie west bank of
the east Illinois river. It is an
Indian name.
Josephine county was awarded a
a number of medals at the Charleston
exposition, te-wit: Sil ver—Victor Jr.,
Mining Co., Placer, gold quartz;
Queen of Bronze, Waldo, copper;
Little Jewel Mining Co., Applegate,
gold quartz; Gold Bug Mining Co.,
gold
quartz.
Bronze—Booth
&
Mangum, Granite Hili, gold quartz;
Champion Mining Co., gold quartz
from Rising Star mine.
The body of an unknown man was
found in Rogue river, at tbe head of
Paradise bar, one day last week.
The deceased was about 38 years old,
six reel, >fch,
dressed in blue
overall« and black oversblrL Five
dollars in gold-dust and 815.35 in
money was found in tbe clothing.
The body was discovered by A. F.
Gleason and G. A. Ruth of Dothan,
who gaye it a decent burial.
The official vote of Josephine
county shows tbe following majori­
ties: Furnish, 127; Bean 235; Dunbar
248;
Mooie 261: Ackerman 179;
Crawford 216; Whitney 217: Tongue
291; Geer 205—all Republicans. Repre­
sentative—dale, Rep., 45. County
judge—Hix th, Item., 101. Commis-
sioner—Lovelace, Dem., 99. Sheriff—
Lewi«, ¿Sep.,
R"P., 30.
Clerk—Bartlett,
Rep., 36. Tie surer—Taylor. Dem..
100. Asser-or—Fallin, Rep., 295. Sur­
veyor—Perkins, Dem., 116.
Swine
running >’t large—210. County High
School—443. initiative and Referen­
dum- -1796.
THE SURE’WAY
To prevent Pneumonia and Conmimption is to
cure your cold when it first appears. Acker'«
English Remedy will stop the cough in a
night, and drive th«* cold out of your system.
Always a quick and sure cure for asthma. bron­
chitis anti all throat and* lung troubles. If it
does not satisfy you the druggist will refund
the money. Write to us for free sample. W.
H. H ookbh & Ou., N. Y.
CROPS AROUND TOLO.
Yield of First Crop of Hay Heavy—
Large Fields of Corn.
entitled to the recognition.
Everything is looking prosperous
aroundTolo. H. A. Perkins has a num­
W ilkksiiarrk , Pa., June 18 —A convention of the anthracite and bitum­ ber of acres of land planted in corn,
anti it is looking tine and healthy. C.
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inous miners haslbeen called for July 17th. The movement of the sympa­ Morgan, who with his brother has
thetic btrikers will parilyze the coal industry of the country. The scheme the Patterson place rented, cut his
first crop of hay, and the yield was lin­
is considered tiie last desperate card which the deep ring strikers can play. usually heavy." Mr Morgan has one
of the prettiest farms thateanbe found
in the valley. The house is surround­
ed by rose vines and ornamental trees,
making a pretty picture on the lsnd-
l scape. The first of the week there was
I a slight frost near Tolo, which nipped
, sente potato vines.
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STRIKERS’ LAST CARD.
Some of Our Bargains
—Hill Fruit Form— fl Acre«-»l »errs In cultivation.bnlBnce brush.tine
homie barn and outbuildings l.lvfng water frommminialn. spring piped directly to
u acres sersl'sl lo alfalfa. Only IH mite» from Contra! iteiut. ».very acre
land . mi mt ft <i to alfalfa. IMU0. Crops reBerviMl
good or h
Hotue--«1 acr«* tract adjoining Central Point town. 30 acres In
cultivation "tnidl hoiis.* hi »<1 barn. 15 aorta gcxl fruit land ai«50. A nice home for
Wnticlk-H*» new « in a square. All in cultivation. Fair fence but no
1.«iRich black mil. which fruit mon claim will prove adapted to fruit trees.
Two "nil's from tow». Th« pre-mt crop spoaka for th., quality of the soil. «SUN. Crop«
ru«S’’ved.
orchard land. 1 miles from Central Point, all but five
..„or"which Is the very I»"1' of fruit land. 1» acres of limber land goes with the
•‘«i" An i.icclli-nt 7 n«>m horn*, lathed an.l plastered, brick milk house, good barn ami
Jiauarv W«« «h< <t. smokehouse and outbuildings. Two well«. Hue waler Hntlrv place
f Ul” "7rrein residence. «>ne of the best bargains on our list. ««MO. Crops reserved.
This 1« the peer of any fruit locution in Jnckaou county.
HOLMES BROS., Central Point, Ore.
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T housands S aved B y
OH. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY
This wonderful medicine posi­
tively cures Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Bronohitis, Asthma, Pneu­
monia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La-
Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Croup and Whooping Cough.
Every bottle guaranteed.
No
Cure. No Pay. Prioe 50c. &$ I.
Trial bottle free.
Mrs. Hanby and her sister, Miss
Ella Stone, were in Medford Monday.
Miss Mary Jacobs is the guest of her
brother, L. L. Jacob« and fa nily, of
Medford this week.
Miss Cora Stone of Talent arrived
last Monday, to spend some time with
Mrs. Shields of Central Point.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mr»
Byixje of Table Rock was buried in
the Central Point ounetery Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amy were at
Rock Point several days last week,
visiting Mrs. A.’s sister, Mrs. Will.
Downing.
Dr. Adkins and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Davis and Miss Hallcroft of .M««dford
attended the Baptist services held here
Sunday evening.
Ben Peart has given up his position
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as _ UI..L.-UU
blacksmith for the Butte
Creek
Ditch Co. FTe is thinking of going to
California in the near future.
Miss Ellen Bursell went to Portland
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last Monday, as a delegate to the state
meeting held by the Church of God,
more commonly known as Soul Sleep­
ers.
E. Jones and his wife arrivetl at Cen­
tral Pttint Monday evening from Pagosa
Junction, Col
At present they are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Amy.
Rev Lockhart, pastor of the M. E.
Church, will preach here next Sunday
morning and evening. Mr. L. is very
much liked here, and has good atten­
dances.
Rev. Gillette, pastor of the M. E.
Church at Jacksonville, and his son-
in-law, Rev. Milton Dubell, a Baptist
minister of Canyonville, were in Central
Point last Monday.
Father Walrad and his daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Eugene Walrad, of Ashland,
spent last W«jdn«?sday night in thia
place, the guest of A. S. Jacobs and
wife. The old gentleman is in his I 89 th
year.
Rev. N. S. Hallcroft, a Baptist t min-
ister of Medford, preached here laat
Sunday morning and evening, , to
large congregations. The reverend
gentleman is a very fluent and forci­
ble speaker, and draws large audiences.
Filthy Temples In India.
Sacred cows often detile Indian
temples; but wor<e yet 1« a body
that’s polluted by constipation.' Don’t
permit it. Cleanse your system with
Dr. King’s New Life Pills and avoid
untold misery. They give lively
livers, active bowels, good digestion,
fine appetite. Only 25c at City Drug
Store.
This root of many evils —
Glandular tumors, abscesses, pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions, sore
ears, inflamed eyelids, rickets, dyspep­
sia, catarrh, readiness to catch cold
and Inability to get rid of it easily, pale­
ness. nervousness and other ailments
including the consumptive tendency__
Can be completely and permanently
removed, no matter how young or old
the sufferer.
Hood’» SBr-aparills was riven the daughter
of SU m Vernooy, Wawaraing. N. Y.. who had
broken oot with scrofula sore» alt over her
face and bead. The flrat bottle helped her
and when ab<* had taken aix the sores were aH
healed and her face was smooth. He write«
that ahe baa never shown any sign of the
scrofula returning.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Ask your druggist for it
today and accept no substitute.
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RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. A. P. Gillette will htld ser­
vices at the M. E. church io Jackson­
ville every second and fourth Sunday,
morning and evening.
Rev. 8. H. Jones will hold services
at the Presbyterian church in Jack­
sonville every Sunday.
Beginning in Jane, Rev. W. Bitter’s
appointmentswill be; Firstand third
Sundavs, Jacksonville, at 8:15 a. ns.
and 7:30 p. m., and Medford at 10:14»
a. m. Fourth Sunday, Jacksonville,
at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Necond
8unday and fifth, when it occurs,
Ashland.
Saved From An Awful Fate.
“Everybodysaid Thad consumption,
writes Mrs. A. M. Shields, of Cham­
bersburg. Pa. “I was bo low after six
months of severe sickness, caused by
Hay Fever and Asthma, that few
thought I could get well; but I learn­
ed of the marvelous merit of Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption, used
it, and was completely cured.” For de-
.spprate Throat and Lung Diseases it is
the sa feet cure in the world, and is in­
fallible for Coughs. Colds and Bron­
chial Affections. Guaranteed bottles
50c and’ 91.00. Trial bottles free at
City Drug Store.
HO! FOB NEWPORT.
Oregon’s Favorite Seaside Resort.
Recognizing the advantage of New­
port as a summer resort over other
seaside resorts in the Northwest, and te
ADVERTISING TALK
Does advertising pay?
That is a pertinent question which
confronts every business man sooner
or later. In the millions of dollars
spent annually there is undeniable
proof that it pays; but “how can I
make it apply to my business?” is the
question which touches most closely
home.
So many instances there are that
advertising pays that it is waste of
time to touch upon it further in that
direction.
The first question to be
considered by a business man is a pa­
per’» circulation, and if it reaches the
«■lass of people with whom he can do
business. The next step is to see that
his adv. is displayed in an attractive
manner, so that it is sure to be read,
Otherwise his money is thrown away.
Then he must change his adr. often
enough so that it will not lose inter-
est.
Advertising is a business, It should
■be studied as such.
The haphazard
sort, hit or miss, amounts to just the
same thing as though the business
man employed such methode in all
business transactions. The man who
gives the question careful thought is a
successful advertiser.
NO LUCK ABOUT IT.
make it possible for all who desire to de
BO to spend their vacation by the ocean
waves, the Southern Pacific Company,
in connection with the Corvallis and
Eastern Railroads, will place on sale,
effective June 15th, 1902, round-trip
tickets from all points in Oregon on the
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until October 10th, at Specially
.reduced rates—*13.30. For full infor­
mation please inquire of your local
agent.
Bird-Shot
For Tiger
No use to hunt tigers with
bird-shot. It doesn't hurt the
tiger any and it’s awfully risky
for you.
Consumption is a tigei
among diseases. It is stealthy
—but once started it rapidly
eats up the flesh and destroys
the life. No use to go hunting
it with ordinary food and med­
icine. That's only bird-shot.
It still advances. Good heavy
charges of Scott’s Emulsion
will stop the advance. The
disease feels that.
Scott's Emulsion makes the
body strong to resist. It
soothes and toughens the lungs
and sustains the strength until
the disease wears itself out.
There is no luck about advertising,
no chance, no scheme. It is legitimate,
straightforward business from begin­
ning to end, from the day the cam­
paign is started dear up to the close of
the business at the finish. Advertising
is a legitimate, reasonable means of
gaining and end. The advertisement
which ap|M*a'.s best it that which is
Send for free sample.
planned with the greatest intelligence,
<'hemwts • ■*» Pwl St. N. Y
contains the greatest volume of honest SCOTT & BOWNE,
joe and
ail druggists.
intention, anti speaks in frank, un­
equivocal words about reliable goods,
anti of th«< careful, painstaking meth­
ods of those who are handling the
business; presents in the b,-st way
logical arguments for the purchase of
goods from the merchant tn question
This is advertising that will pay, that
cannot help it.
For Sale.
A dwelling house with five rooms,
wo fireplaces and other conveniences,
well of good water close to kitchen
oor.
Price 9250. For particularsen-
M rs . A. M orat ,
tiire of.
Jacksonville, Ore