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©emoeratie Crimes. CHAMPIONSHIP BALL. DESTROYS PATRIOTISM OREGON LEGISLATURE BRIEF MENTION. Interesting reading matter on every MINES OF SOUTHERN ORE GON; ALSO ELSEWHERE Jacksonville and Ashland Put Up The Membership of the Oregon Leg page of T hk T i m eh . islature Elected June 2_ It is a Fine Oame8unday to a Good- E. B. Myer of Ashland H|a>nt Tues- 1 ,ateat Reports From One <»f Farreaching Evils Growing Out Heavily Republican in Printed Every Thursday, at Jackson Sized Crowd. day at the county-seat. Our Chief Industries. Both Houses. of Extreme Protectionism. ville, Oregon, by I H. C. Maury Is again supplying th!» market with superior vegetable«. It is reported that Thunder Moun The following are the natues of the APPOSED TO PUBLIO WELFARE. J. M. Cantrail and C. M. Ruch of tain , la a failure. C has . N ickell , Editor and Mgr. members of the new legislature, Applegate were with us Tuesday. Tne mineral output of Canada last elected June 2: The Indirect Evils ot Proteetloa John N. Williams of Boulder, Colo., year . TERMS: was about 87U,(MH),000, a gala of SENATE. Have Far Eweeded Its Direct Evils. 81..50 One Year, in advance... Marion—K M Crolsan, Rep; Squire and his wife are sojourning In Jackson- 8 | per cent. Exploitation Has Been the Hale la 1.00 ville. Six Months...................... The Wagner Butte Mining (!». Farrar, Rep. Advertisements inserted at reasona Peace aad lu War—The Tree Ala* Ixtroy Smith of Big Butte precinct has | four men engaged In developing Lion—M A Miller, Dem. ot Goveranieat. ble rates. Lion and Marlon—W H Hobson, spent a few days in Jacksonville this | its property, which »hows up well. Ryan’s Brick Bldg., California St. The fullest, firmest expression of na week. Rep. A handsome cleanup will this tional strength is patriotism. All other Lane — W. R. Kuykendall, Rep. H. W. and Abner Grimes, as also , season be made at T. F. Rourke’s gains include themselves in this one The cherries are ripe; but the small niagnifleeut product. Free Institutions. Douglas—A C Marsters,* Rep. W. F. Radford, were in Medford | mines, altuated In Alehouse district boy is watching for watermelon time. If developed along tl Douglas, Josephine, Lane—R A Tuesday. their —1. true L__ lines •*-■*- of -* The Sterling mine Is being Booth," Rep. growth, especially favor patrotism; If Mrs. Frank White of Roseburg anil , operated day and night, with a fores public welfare. Traev and Merrill show very bad turned aside from the Coos, Curry—T M Dlmmick," Rep. her daughter returned to Jacksonville of 25 men. Another big cleanup Is ‘ — •“** — taste in not keeping the sheriffs in they are peculiarly Inimical to it. Tbs Jackson—E V Carter, Rep. Tuesday confidently expected.. ____ _____ ot civic conditions es sense ... of _ justice, Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco--J formed of their movements. M rs. J. Russell, who has been visit same for all under tbe Walter King, formerly of Ashland, sentially the __ _____ N Williamson,* Rep. ing in San Francisco,returned the fore has purchased Taylor Bros.’ mine la public weal, is the foundation of love Financiers claim the coal shortage of country. Inequality of opportuni Benton—J D Daly, Rep. part of the week. Hungry creek district, Calif., and will caused by the strike will force Ameri ties, the grasping temper of the strong, Lincoln, Tillamook, Yambill—Ty soon Install a 5-stamp mill. Tbe Miss Pauline Router returned Tues cans to buy more iron abroad. ler W Smith," Rep. is most unfavorable to that good will prio« paid Is said to be 85000. day from Portland, after a protracted Polk—B F Mulkey,* Rep. which should incite men in pursuing visit at the metropolis. Chas. Biesel, a (pining expert with Geologists claim that the recent vol their common welfare. Yamhill—W A Howe, Rep. Protectionism, as developed in the C. E. Smith, proprietor of Hotel I jay headquarters at Spokane, was a few canic forces have ra'sed parts of the Clackamas—G C Brownell, Rep. JACKSONVILLE. Atlantic coast from 2 to 24 inches high United States, is profoundly opposed Washington— W 11 Wehrung," ton, Grant’s Pass, and his wife tarried a days since in consultation with J. W. o Dem. R few hours In Jacksonville Tuesday. Opp, manager of the Oold Standard er above the sea level. They might to patriotism. It begets a temper for 4 ...1 getful of the public welfare, exacting Nunan, s s.... Mining Co.’a¡property. He speaks have stretched it further than that— Columbia, Multnomah, Washing Mrs. Sophie Eckelson was summoned 4 ...1 in private* claims and full ot personal Ulrich. 1 b..., well of our mineral resources. say a few feet—it would make better strife. This is its own inner disposi Donegan. P, p 4 to Roseburg this week by the illness of ...1 ton—Alex Sweek," Dem. o 3 reading. ____________ Clackamas, Multnomah-Herbert her hubband, which terminated fatally. tion, and once established as a public Helms, 2b.... Tbe Golden Drift Mining Ce., '. ’ Í1 1 Robinett, lb. policy it carries this disposition with Holman, Rep. Don’t fail to read tho eighth or which owns a large area of mineral 3 ...1 Morgan has probably struck a big Brown, c f.... *> it everywhere in all forms of civic ac Lewis, 3b.... Multnomah—J. E. Hunt," Rep; F ...1 snag in his latest combination scheme, o P Mays," Rep; Henry E McGinn, Rep; la»t page of today's T imes . You will land in Dry Diggings district, . .1 tion. Donegan, If.. find interesting reading matter there. situated a few miles east of Grant’s which has for its purpose the control 4 George T Myers, Rep; Andrew C The little kernel of sound theory that Pernoll, c----- .. 0 A. L. Wimer, who is farming the Pass, baa about 40 men engaged la of shipping. The English House of may in the beginning have lain at tbe 27 Smith,* Rep. 0 J. N. T. Miller farm, adjoining Jack building a dam that will raise the Commons considers it a menace to bottom of protection was shortly lost Totals ........................ Clatsop—C W Fulton, Rep. ASHLAND. sonville, is exhibiting very fine wheat, water In Rogue river, so that it can British shipping, and the members are sight of in a greedy struggle between Sherman, Wasco—T H Johnston,* some of the stalks of which are over be utilized in this enterprise ss well O making an energetic canvass with a ever increasing claimants to retain old R as for irrigating considerable farming 4 Rep. 1 view of checkmating the American and win new advantages. The com Ross, cl.... six feet in length. 4 Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Wasco, .1 mon aims for which legislation is or Sackett, 2 b combination king. If you are troubled with impure land. The company has a sawmill 4 Wheeler—W W Steiwer," Rep. .1 dained were more and more brushed Stanley, c... , blood, indicated by »orcs, pimple», of Its own, which lias already manu 3 .1 Stoops, lb.. Morrow, Umatilla, Union—Walter headache, etc., we would rocosnmend factured nearly 400,000feet of lumber.' The Masonic grand lodge at its re aside, and every man. busily occupied Robley, p... 4 0 with his own interests, was taught to • > Pierce, Dem. •> Acker'» Blood Elixir, which We sell M. C. Ament Is superintending opera- cent session elected the following of antagonize them to the interests of Webb, 3b.. •> under a positive guarantee. It will al tlons. '1 Umatilla—C J Smith, Dem. ficers: Grand master, W. F. Butcher others in public affaira Our civic life C lasser, ss. . ways cure scrofulous or syphilitic 3 .0 Union—Justus Wade,* Dem. of Baker City; deputy grand master, became a game of burly burly, tn which Redwine, r f My little son liad an attack ot poison» and all blood diseases. 50 eta. 1 .0 Cooper, If.. L Baker, Harney, Malheur — John whooping cough and was threatened S. M. Yoran of Eugene; senior warden, each man sought a place for himself. ' and 81.00. pneumonia; but for Chamber 27 Rand, Rep. Thos. Gray of Portland; junior war How natural was it that the steel com Totals................................... 7 Big and »mall [Misters, announcing with Iain's Cough Remedy we would have •Hold over Senators. den, W. H. Flanagan of Grant’s Pass; bine. bred and built up on this pabu SCORE BY INNINGS. that JackHonvillo will eelebrato the had a serious time of II. It also saved HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. secretary, J. F. Robinson of Eugene; lum of protection, should In tbe recent 4th of July In grand style, are seen him from several severe attack» of 1 2 3 4 5 « 7 8 9 treasurer, F. H. Alliston of Portland; strike make no vindication of policy, Jacksonville......... 2 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 0—9 Marion—Franz Davy, Rep; E T everywhere. It will no doubt lie the croup.—tl. J. S tkk kfaden , editor o no appeal to the public, show none of Ashland................. 0 0 0 0 1*3 1 0—7 trustee. Jacob Mayer of Portland. Judd, Rep; T B Kay, Rep; Alex Li- grandest event of the kind that ever World-Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. tbe "decent respect for the opinions For sale by City Drugstore. Follett, Rep; J 1) Simmons. Rep. took place in Southern Oregon. Ex of mankind" which our forefathers How to Avoid Trouble. A Grant’s Pass report says one of “Young men for war. old men for R Linn—F B Cornett, Rep; W tensive preparations therefor are al thought fitting, but should rely simply the richest copper tin<|s ever mads sounsel.” Gen. Dewet says the young on the hard fact of force to maintain Now is the time to proviae yourself Bilyeu, Dem, 8 R Claypool, Dem. ready under way. in Am'erica has just been uncovered ster Boers were his lighters. And it is and extend tbe power the public had and family with a bottle of Chamber Lane—I N Edwards, ltep; L T Sick headache absolutely and ¡>er- on the Oregon and California Uns lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea a motley group that has surrendered, conceded to it! The temper was: Let | manently cured by using Moki Tea, a Remedy. It is almost certain to be Harris, Rep; J M Shelley, Rep. boys eleven years old and upwards, those workmen whine and propound needed’before the summer is over,and Douglas—lra B Riddle, Rep: Ira pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa on claims owned by J. D Crawford, tion and indigestion, makes you eat, formerly of Denver. The ledge while there are a few septuagenarians. and propitiate. We know our own busi If procured now may save you a trip Wimberley, Dem. sleep, work and be happy. Satisfac ranges In width from 20 to 200 feet, The majority of the eleven thousand ness and propose to pursue it in our to town in tbe night or in your busi Coos — S B Hermann, Rep. tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts. and outcrops at a score of points both surrendered up to Wednesday are un own way. We will not kick the less est season. It Is everywhere admitted Coo«, Curry—R D Hume, Rep. and 50 eta. Write to W. II. H ook EH to be the most successful medicine In because we have grown fat at the pub der thirty. The Boer general says the A CO., Buffalo, N. Y., for a free In Oregon and in California. Tun Josephine—W C Hale, Rep. lic crib. We will not resist combina use for bowel complaints, both for nels have been run in at eight differ boys frequently held their positions tion the less because we are the largest children aDd adult«. No family can Jackson—Miles Cantrail, Dem; John »ample. be without It. For sale by City Drug ent points, and a number of prospect aftei- becoming too hot for the older combination in the world. D Olwell, Dem. I CRATER LAKE BILL. holes sunk. The specimens brought burghers and they had cleared out. One of the surprises in tbe develop- Store. ! Douglas, Jackson—J M Hans- In are three-quarters pure copper. ment of our national life has been the ROMANTIC LAND CASE I brough, Rep. Possibly the parties who reported spirit ot private appropriation as op The Full Text of the Measure None of the specimens taken have Benton — M Hayden, Rep. that Crater lake was steaming, thought posed to the public welfare which has Which Brought Attorneys from it Passed Both Houses of assayed less than thirty per cent, Polk—George L Hawkins, Rep. Southern Oregon entitled to some ad taken possession of us. We have set Kansas City to Medford. Congress. The outcroppings, which occur In Lincoln. Poik-*-B F Jone«. Rep. vertising. Portland is playing up Mt. no limits to individual enterprise. If a great crag«, are themselves half A plot for a romance of unusual in Yamhill—BC Miles, Rep; Chas V Hood, claiming that it is smoking, and franchise could be secured, no scruples The following is the text, of covered In many Instances. Col terest could be woven about a case Galloway, Dem. the cities on Puget Sound are trying have stood in tbe way. Legislation Tillamook, Yamhill—B L Eddy, I the act creating the Crater Lake Crawford and his associates have em the attention of two to derive some free advertising by which aimed at an equal division of occupying National Park, in Oregon, as it ployed a large crew of men. who are prominent Kansas City attorneys, Rep. advantages, as in the restricted sale of Washington—D M C Gault, Rep; ~ making the same claims for Mt. public lands, has been battled in every whs are now in Medford taking Charles Hine«. Rep; B F Purdy, Rep. finally passed Congress and was at work developing tip* claim«. Hs Rainier. Crater lake has just as good variety of method. Iatmls which were is well informed on mining matters, It appears upon the law Clackamas—<’ G Huntley, Rep: signed by the President: grounds for steaming as have these devoted to public education became tbe testimony. “Be It enacted by the Senate and '; and believes Hila district 1« bound to docket as G. W. Priddy, et al, vs. H. Hans Paulsen, Rep; 11 A Webster, mountains for smoking, and the parties prey of the land grabber. The policy House of Representatives of the become the mining center of America. 8. Boice, and involves the title to Rep. Clackamas, Multnomah—C W Not United States of America in Congress who reported the fact probably have of private thrift which gained such a some very valuable property in Kan tingham, Rep. foothold in protection has spread every an eye to the sensational. We will send the value of one dollar —A A Bailey, Rep; assembled: That the tract of land where. Our railroads have been left in sas City. 8. W. M ore. who repre W Multnomah W Banks, Rep: S B Cobb, Rep: bounded north by the parallel 4.3 and ten cents in booklet,' I'ontaining sents the defense, and S. F. Forsee, tbe bands of corporations for narrow The supreme lodge of the Ancient H J Fisher, Rep; John Gill, Rep; degrees 4 minutes, north latitude, | lWBnty"*®v‘"n P’’n an,l *nk photo-re- for the plaintiff, toegan ex C Order of United Workmen met iu and personal uses. Private property attorney W Hodsou, Kep; W K Hudson, Rep; south by 42 degrees 48 minutes, north ’ ilui isl skotehes of Washington life by amining witnesses here Tuesday. rents (cash or stamp stamp»). Portland last week, with delegates has grown up in our streets and high- I The contention of the piaintiffs Is J S Hutchinson. Rep; W N Jones, latitude, east by the meridian 122 I mail for ten cents 'Queen Victoria knighted Sir John T< Dan J Malarkey, Rep; George from every state present. The ad ways, and the commercial opportuni that they are heirs of the original Rep; M Orton, Rep; Sanderson Reed, Rep. degrees west longitude and west bv niel for »itnilar artistir work in London. ties which have been tbe fruit of our dress of welcome was delivered by Wm. common enterprise have been convert- ¡owners of the land. Tory allege that Clatsop—C W Carnahan, Rep; John the meridian 122 degrees lti minutes I ( Your I'll it or lias sample of Ibis I. Nt I ■ while their mother usd her sister, SHELL PUIILIHHINO COMPANY, 105» M. < 'olvig of < Iregon, and a response i d into personal possessions. The in the late Mrs. W. P. Linville, were Hahn, Dem. west longitude, having an area of I Third Ave., New York. Columbia—Martin Both, Rep. was made by Supreme Master Har- direct evils of protection have far ex minors and not accountable for their Klamath. Lake, Wasco— 249 square miles, in the Stale of Ore wiek. The city had made great prep- ceeded its direct evils. A temper has act«, they deeded the property to sub J Crook, N Burgess, Rep; R A Emmitt, Rep: gon, and including Crater Lake, is sequent owners. The case is now »rations to receive the visitors, Ban- been engendered which has respected MARRIED. Whealdon, Rep. hereby reserved and withdrawn from hanging tire in the Kansas City courts J N quets and a round of excursions, cere- no public claim and spared no common and Morrow. Umatilla, Union- George settlement, occupancy or sale under I involves some nice points of law. Phelps, Rep. monies and amusements were prepared privilege. R ains At Grant's Pas». are other decidedly interesting W Umatilla H C Adams, Rep; W M the Jaws of the United States, and G riffin If there hgs been war. we have bad There June 7, 1902, by Judge Alie Axtell, for the delegates, who were there for matters which will be brought out dedicated and set apart forever as u shoddy clothing, embalmed beef and a before there is a final decision. Blakeley, Dem. Marion Griffin and Miss Nannie Rains. a week and greatly enjoyed their visit, Union, Wallowa—J A Burleigh, public park or pleasure ground for rush of tbe incompetent into prominent F itzpatrick —D ysf . rt —In Jump-off- which can also lie said of the members positions. We have made of office an the benefit of the people of the Dem. If The Baby la Cutting Teeth. Joe District, June 10, 1902, by Rev- Union—T N Murphy, Dem. of the grand lodge of the Degree of other form of spoil. No interest of I Be sure and use that old and well-tried retre- United State«, to tie known as Crater Mr. Gordon, Arthur Fitzpatrick and Baker—J II Robbins. Dem. Honor which met there at the same peace or of war has been of too grave Idy, M hs . W ihsuow ’» S ootbizo SVKre tor Miss U'ila Dysort. Harney. Malheur—E H Test, Dem. Lake National Park. . | children teething It soothes the child, aoft- moment to be exploited by those near ; ens the Ruma, allay» all pain, cures wind colic time. ___________ That the reservation es- C hitwood —A pplegate - In Klamath Gilliam. Grant, Sherman, Wasco, “ Sec. 2. _ est at hand. In protection we un and Is tbe best remedy tor diarrhoea. Twenty Wheeler— C A Denneman, Rep; R J tablished by this act shall be under county, June 11, 1902, Chas. C. Chit-^fy The newspaper reader who is con leashed tbe eager pack of bounds tbat five cent» a bottle. wood and Miss Minnie Applegate. ' Ginn, Rep; C R Johnson Rep the control and custody of the Secre fused by the clamor over the Philip now rush sniffing and baying in all di --------- • — . ... AITKIN—MINGUS—At Ashland, Juns I. O. O. F. GRAND OFFICERS. tary of the Interior, whose duty it pine situation will find it in the Re rections till not a cat or kitten can es Yeu Know What You Are Taking 11, 1902, by Rev Wm. Clyde, Win. view of Reviews for June an editorial cape. The doctrine of tbe equality of A. Aitkin and Miss Clara Mingus. When you take Grove's Tssteles» Chill Tonic, shall be to establish rules and regula The following officer« were elected because tbe formula is plainly printed on every tions and cause ad quate measures W olff —O liver —At Ashland, Juns summary of the controversy, written rights simply furnishes tbe obstruc bottle showing tbat It Is simply Iron and Qul ■ at the met timr of the'Supreme Lodge nine 12, 1902, by Rev. Mr. Daughters, In a taateleas form No Cure. No Fay kJc. to be taken for the preservation of' in a ealm and judicial spirit, and em tions to be leaped in this hurdle race. of I. O.O. F.,recently held at Newport: J. E. Wolff of Portland and Miss This temper has already gone far to the natural objects within sakl park, phasizing the vital points in dispute. Robert Andrews, Port.and, grand ▲BOUT PINO PONO. Hattie M. Oliver of Ashland. and also for the protection of the W hile making no attempts to extenu endanger the public safety. Our chief master; Joseph Micelli, Roseburg, W ert - K f . i . han —At Ashland, June misrule is the corruption of our cities, deputy grand master; J. A. Mills, ate any abuses that may have devel- 10, 1902, by Rev. G, W. Nelson. Take the dining-room table, put all timber from wanton depredatb n, the and their corruption is primarily the Independence, grand warden; E. E. ope d in connection with our military product of tbe political contributions of Sharon, Portland, grand secretary the dishes away in a safe place, stretch preservation of all kinds of game and Otho T. West and Miss Belle Kelsan. fish, the punishment of trespassers, administration of the islands, the edi corporations which buy the good will (re-clected for ninth time): Byron a net over the center of the table, got a the removal of unlawful occupants M c I ntohh -S mith At Coyote Creek, tor’s conclusion is that our army has of political parties in absolute indiffer Miller. Portland, grand treasurer; I. couple of small lawn-tennis ratchets and Intruders, and the prevention Monday, June 9, 1902, Oliver C. Mc W. Hope, Vale, grand marshal; Intosh and Miss Ethol Smith, by been “more humane and more scrupu ence to the public welfare. They re H. M. Beckwith. Portland, grand and small rubber balls, and then Are and extinguishment of forest tires. Rev. W. N. Ruble. “Sec. 3. That it shall be unlawful lous in its recognition of the rules of main idle spectators of the abuses of conductor; C. McKern, North Yam away. The object Is to keep the ball war than any other military forces un government If their own schemes are hill, grand guardian; F. M. Fried- in the air. If the stove or any other for any person to establish any settl. - ment or residence within said reserve, burg, Marshfield, grand herald. der like conditions have ever been in left to prosper. BORN object gets in the way,knock them sky or t engage in any lumbering or Is not tbe public welfare identical KEBEKAH DEGREE CONVENTION. the history of the world.” other enterprise or business occupa western crooked. Don ’ t let anything with tbe wealth of individuals? Thia Florence Atwood, Baker City, tion therein, or to enter therein fur M c C lendon —At Gold Hill, Jun«- 10, is the question we have put ourselves, president; Lizzie Howell. Oregon interfere with your movements. If Tiny sjieculative purpose uro«*« whatever; Retail Market Report. 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McClen nnd we have answered it with the pol City, vice president; Nora Barnett, you happen to “swat” your opponent^ and any person v|- lolatln# r-*‘-„ the pro-1 don, a son. were The following quotations icy of protection till we bave difficulty Athena, warden: Ora <> «per, Dallas, in the eye or on the nose, don't stop visions of this act, or the rules and R oot —At Grant's Paws, June 11, 1902, made up this afternoon, and is an ire-elected); Marguerite Al- |/»ng enough to apologize; keep firing regulations established thereunder, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Root, a impartial report of the prices paid In resisting a ship subsidy to redouDd to secretary the benefit of such corporations as the linzham. Halsey, treasurer; Annie away. Only stop when you are out of shall be punished by a tine of not son. by Jacksonville dealers: Standard Oil company. Patriotism can Prill. 8cic, marshal; Minnie Ireland, breath. Then gather up the broken more than 8500, or by Imprisonment BULL—Near Wildervillc, Sunday, Wheat—75c per bushel. ’« Pars,conductor; Emily Pogue, for not more than one year, and shall Flour—81.70 (<»81.80 per 100 pounds. not thrive In tbe atmosphere we have ; i Grant June 8, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben chaplain; Anna Kinnlson, dishes, put the stove in place, set the further b- Hable for all destruction of provided for It If we would restore i Ootarlo, ' >ats—3fic per bushel. Bull, a daughter. timber rr other property of the Baker City, inside guardian: Marie overturn ’ <1 iture to rights and Barley—Rolled, 81.25 per cental. and strengthen love of country, we i Miller, Elk City, outside guardian. United States in consequence of at>y Hav—Per ton. baled. 810. serve the waitii.j, boarders with the such unlawful act; provided, that must get back to the prosperity of the Potatoes—821<r82 50 per hundred. DIED remnants of w is loft. That is ping said reservation shall be open, under masses of men—the people and tbe na- Stops the Cough Onions—24 ci» per pound. and Works off the Cold. such regulations as the Secretary of Jon aa the true aim of government. — pong. Butter—35c(<f60c per roll. siatlve Bromo Quinine Tablets cure s oold the Interior may prescribe, to all E c KF.LHON—At Roseburg, Juno IT, Professor John Bascom. one day. No Cure. No Psy. Price A cents. Beans—4( a 5c Der pound. A SUMMER WISH. scientists, excursionists and pleasure 1902, AlbertO. Eckelson; in the 59th Lard—15c per pound. seekers, and to the location or mining year of his age. ENGINE FOR SALS. A Political Revolatlow. Eggs—15 3ts perdozen. claims and the working of the same; PHILLIPS—In Jacksonville, June 15, Tell you what I like the best— We need not congratulate ourselves Sugar—D. G. 84 850 85.35 per cwt. and provided further, that restaurant A three-horse engine with boiler, in 1902, Minerva Bell, widow of the late ’Long about knee-deep tn June, Poultry—83.00 to »1.50 per dozeD. too enrly on the power of the govern and hotel keepers, upon application good condition, can be obtained at a Samuel Phillips; aged 77 years, 10 Hams— l«c per pound. ment to deal with the beef and other bargain by applying at Gault A Cook's 'Bout the time strawberries melt io the Secretary of Interior, may be months fend 150 days. Shoulders—12|c per pound. trusts even though the president Ini machine shop, Medford. Bah places On the vine—some afternoon permitted by him to establish Side Bacon—150.20c per pound. McCALLIBTER--In Josephine County, tiated the proceeding«. Init certain It Is the Crater of entertainment within ——■—e----- Like to jes’ git out and rent, June 7, 1902, Grandpa .McCallister. Lake National Dark for the accom that the people, if these conspiracies Machinery For Sale. And pot work at nothin' else! For biliousness use Chamberlain's modation of visitors, at places and K nitte —In Roxy Precinct, June 13. Stomach and Liver Tablets. They against their daily bread are not James Whitcomb Riley under regulations fixed by the Secre The undersigned ha» a mower and 1902, H. C. Knute, a native of Med- cleanse tbe stomach, and regulate the checked, will raise such a protest by rake, in good order, for »ale. Apply to | bury, N. H.; aged •!<> years, I months tary of the Interior, and not other the time the next election comes aronml liver and bowel-, effecting aquick and ¡meat my residence in West Medford. 1EADA<’n>5ri>red In Î0 minutes by Dr. Mil« wise.” and 12 days. permanent cure. For »ale by City as will revolutionise our politics.—Bos J. E. G a UNYAW. S au ; I’lixa. '‘One cent a dose." At. d ruggiste .Drug Store. ton Globe. Times Printing Company I « « Í a* '■< Which club shall meet Medford's ag gregation of ball toMers on Neuber Ac Taylor’s grounds at the county-seat on the 4th of July, for the championship of Southern Oregon and a purse of S100, wrs lust Sunday decided in favor of the Jacksonville nine, liecauue it de feated the Ashlandors. The game was interesting from start to finish and re flected credit on both teams, of which the score—9 to 7—is evidence. Errors and sensational plays wore both con spicuous by their absence. Helms knocked the ball over the fence and made a home run. A double play was made by P. Donegan, Holms and Rob inett. Both pitchers did very well, which can also be said of Nunan and a few other players. Henry Orth acted i as umpire. In the parlance of the day, the large number who witnessed the game got their money’s worth. The following is the Hne-up and score:
