The Democratic times., June 19, 1902, Image 5

PERSONAL MENTION.
LOCAL NOTES.
P. M. Corum, theschtol teacher, has
H. Mattern, who has extensive
O. C. Baker, ot the Grant’s Pass
B. T. Inmon, who recently purchased
returned from Southern California, mining Interests in Siskiyou county, Steam I^aundry, was in Medford Satur­
a place near Talent, cameover the range
considerably improved in health.
Calif., has left Ashland for Hornbrook, day, visiting bis brother, J. W. Baker.
Geo. Owings ha« boon in Jacksonville
this week from east of the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Roper, Sr., are visit­
Geo. Walker and Mr. Gordon of to permanently reside.
They have built up a big business in He said the crops in Central Oregon,
lately.
ing in Ashland.
Meadows precinct were among those
E. N. Williams, formerly a merchant Southern < Jregon and Northern Califor­ never look««! better and most of the.
Tyson Beall of Pooh Bah was In Jack*
E. DeRoboain was among our visitors who did business* in Medford Monduy. of Gold Hill, but who now lives in nia.
sonville Tuesday.
people are in the midst of hay­
during the week.
Chas. Kiernan, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing. He said cattle winter better-
Miss Emma Coleman, the clever Southern California, is in the valley,
L. C. Kain and his wife visited in
The haying season Is here and educator, who has been teaching school looking after his interests.
Jas. Kiernan of Mud ford, is visiting than usual, and that the stockmen«
Modford Saturday.
farmers are busy.
at Colestin, has returned to Ashland.
R. Ku-hlor and Mr. Gronabl, promi­ with relatives living at Gazelle, Calif would realize big returns this reason.
J. II. Huggins left for Grant’s Paw
Harry Gilson of Hterllngvllle was in
President Roosevelt has been invites! nent railroad «jfficlals, were in the val­ He graduated with high honors from i A box car, containing the household
Tuesday, to visit relatives.
Medford recently.
to join the party tbut will leave Port­ ley recently, on a ton» of inspiration. St. Mary’s Academy of Oakland, Calif., goods of Capt. G. Voorhtes, while en
<’. L. Duugan and Carl Phelps of
recently.
route to Jackson county, was the scene
T. II. Brown of Table Rock precinct land for Crater Lake during the sum­ They went as far as Dunsmuir.
Gold Hill were here Monday.
The
graduates
of
the
Southern
Ore
­
of
a lively fire white standing at Ore­
was a recent visitor.
mer.
The excursion to Portland, on ac­
gon State Normal School are Misses gon City. Most of its contents were de­
John Haskins of Watkins precinct
J. W. Rayborn and his family have
count
of
the
meeting
of
the
Supreme
Dr. Taylor of Seven Oaks fame left
Anna Bogue, Grats, Garrett, Mayme stroyed. Two horses also in the car
was among us not long since.
removed to Derby.
Monday on his annual tour of th«, Lodge of the A. O. U. W., was not
McWilliams, Telia Dixon and Agnes were rescued with much difficulty. It
taken
advantage
of
by
many.
8. B. Holmes of Eagle Point wlt-
is thought that spontaneous combus­
Misses Daisy and Ollie Buffer visited Pacific coast. He is en route to Port­
Moore. Earl Shepherd, Samuel Chtwt- tion
was the cause of the uccident.
uessed the ball game Sunday.
land.
in Medford Monday.
J.L. Fenton, manager of the Ash­ nut.
Wm.
Clarke’s Tybalt and Sir Staf­
(lev. Geo. Doyle of Grant’s Pass visit­
land
iron
Works,
has
been
at
Grant
’
s
Miss
Mamie
Rippey
of
Central
Point,
Thos. Cooked Foots creek, tbe miner,
N. Kime, one ot the progressive
ed Bev. W. Bitter Thursday.
who has been teaching the Dewey Puss, figuring on the machinery for farmer’s of Pooh Bah precinct, left a ford,th«, best stallions in Southern Ore­
was in Medford Tuesday.
Postmaster Miller and his mother
bunch of grain at our office, which is gon, will be at the fair grounds near
F. J. Swenning, who went East some­ school, recently closed a successful Williams Bros.' new planing mill.
term.
made Medford a visit Monday.
Chas.
Stevens
of
Williams
creek,
who
six feet high and full of big, plump (Antral Point every day in the week,
time ago, is with us again.
raises
some
of
the
largest
and
best
W.
J.
Freeman,
a
prominent
busi
­
heads. He says that he has 40 a«,res ot excepting Saturday, when they can be
Geo. Rldlnger, the bridge contractor,
Ed. Welch of Meadows precinct was
found at Phipps’ barn in Medford. Tha
flavored
strawberries
grown
on
the
ness man of Central Point, was in Mod­
the same kind.
arrived In Jacksonville Monday.
in Medford a few days ago.
former is a handsome trotter with o
coast, was in Jui ksonville Monday.
ford
Saturday.
He
reports
business
H.
H.
McCarthy,
A.
B.
Cousins,
W.
Alex. Thompson and Will Muller
good re«!ord, while the latter is a bi|f
T. J. O’lfarra of Tolo and his family good.
.
Capt. Voorhtes has given G. L. P. Chapman and W. A. Wagy, who and superior draft horse. Tybalt wil
were in Modford a few days ago.
are camping at Tolman Springs.
Mrs. Alice Hull is visiting her sister, Schermerhorn the contract to remodel are members of the St. Helens and be in Jacksonville Thursday.
ilovt W. Bitter, who has been consid­
Mrs. Jay Davis is visiting her old Mrs. W. W. Willits of Flounce Rock and enlarge the residence on the farm Galice Mining Co., of Portland, have
All who use atomizers in treating
erably indisposed, Is convalescent.
home in the Willamette valley.
fatten in Southern Oregon looking after nasal catarrh will get the best result
he purchased of Hon. J. H. Stewart.
precinct.
from Ely'« Liquid Crejm Balm. Prtee,
M. F. Hanley and his family tarried
Geo. Lyman, who lives near Gold
J. B. Welch of Meadows was in Mtri- their interests.
Judge Prim is afflicted with a good-
including spraying
b<-. 75 CtS. Sol«!
in Jacksonville o ne day this week.
J.
W.
Baker,
manager
of
the
Med
­
Hill, was here a few days since.
bv druggists or mai
v Ely Bros.. 56
sized carbuncle and unable to attend to ford recently. He has started his saw
Miss Hose Buckley of Applegate« was
Mr. and Mrs. Roundtree of Kane's his duties.
mill and will manufacture a large ford branch of the Grant’s Pass laun­ Warren Ht . N.Y.
New Orle
S- pt. 1, 1900.
dry, was in Siskiyou county, Calif., a
among our visitors during the week. creek wore in Modford Saturday.
The front of the Table Rock Saloon quantity of superior lumber this season. few days ago, and did a good business.
Messrs. El.Y B - -I sold two
Geo. C. Culy of Steamboat, the
Miss Clara Pengra lias returned to building is being handsomely painted
bottles of your Liq ..d Cram Balm to
Thos. M. Baldwin, a prominent
His establishment does tine work and a customer, Wm. Lamberton, 1415 De-
thrifty stockman, was in Jacksonville Ashland from a visit-in Portland.
citizen of Prineville, and a banker,
hy Franz Richter.
enjoys a big patronage.
lachaise St., New Orleans; he has used
Friday.
A. Turpin of Wellen was among
Mrs. Mamie Dox and Miss Zepha arrivtxl here Monday, and is visiting
the two bottles, giving him wonderful
Business
opportunity.
To
the
right
T. M. Reed and Ed. Bolt of Gold our visitors during the oast few days.
Basye of Jacksonville visited in Mod­ his father, who lives near Brownsboro. party we will give exclusive sale of our and most satisfactory results. G eo . W.
Hill tarried in Jacksonville a few hours
McDurr, Pharmacist.
At the annual school meeting, held in
Mrs. A. L. Harvey of Gold Hill visit­ ford Thursday.
product in Jackson county. Require
Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Davis, of Stanford, visited
Jacksonville
June
16th,
T.
J.
William
­
ed with relatives living in Medford last
8. E. Dunnington, J. C. McCully ana
limited advance payment for goods.
Mrs. Rapp of Wagner creek was the week.
in
Grant’s Pass last week, the guyat of
son
and
J.
M.
Cronemilter
were
re
­
Peter Ingram of Jacksonville were
Address International Power Vehicle
guest of her sister, Mrs. O. Harbaugh,
Mrs. Green and her daughter. She is
spectively elected director and clerk. Co., Drawer G, Stamford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrail of with us Thursday.
recently.
on her way to Pendleton, to visit her
Applegate havo been visiting in Ash­
A number of the members of Jane
Mrs. A. D. Florey of Jacksonville
Claud R. Fountain, formerly of Ash­ brother. Mrs. D. is an old resident of
Wm. Dorn, a successful miner of land.
McCully
Cabin,
N.
I).
O.,
living
in
and her daughter, Miss Ethel, visited
land, has been recently appointed as­ Jacksonville, having lived there 40
Watkins district, was with us a few
Pelton Bros, started 400 bead of in Mudford recently.
Medford, attended the last meeting,
sistant instructor of physics in Colum­ years ago, and has many friends
days ago.
young cattle to K'amath county last
which was a delightful one in several
bia University, New York. Mr. Foun­ amongst the pioneers of this section
Miss Ollie Boone, who has been teach­
Mrs. C. H. Pierce and Mrs. Gertrude week.
ways.
ing
school
in
Antioch
district,
will
close
tain
from graduated the University of the state. She has residtxl in Califor­
Barclay of Ashland visited In Jackson­
Wm. Bybee Is lying quite ill with
Mrs. Gorden, wife of the late Alfred
nia for a long tim«^ having a son attend­
of
Oregon,
at Eugene,a year ago.
a
Huccxmsful
term
Friday.
ville Sunday.
ing Stanford University.
erysipelas at his residence near Jack­
Gorden, was in Medford Saturday. Al­
For
Sale
—
A
three-hon*,
engine
and
Rev.
Mr.
Skeel,
who
has
been
hold-
District Attorney Reamos has gone sonville.
though in her 33d year she is as
District Attorney Reames returned
boiler, in good condition. Appiv to
to Portland, to attend the Grand Cabin
Judge Neil has been appointed ad­ C hah . N ickell . A bargain.
sprightly as most women 25 years her ng meetings at Central Point, Eagle from Lakeview Thursday, where he
j
Point
and
other
pointe,
has
ended
his
of the N. 8. O.
ministrator of the estate of Minerva
junior.
has been attending circuit court for
The genera) deficiency bill, which
Mrs. Clara Cameron Hanley of Phillips.
The ball game played on Neuber A labors in Southern Oregon for the pres­ Lake county during the past several
will
pass
Congress,
carries
$3000
for
the
ent.
He
was
successful
in
his
en
­
Harney county is visiting her old home
Fred Mansfield, the expert miner, is construction of roads in Crater Lake Taylor’s grounds Sunday was one of
weeks. He secured the Conviction of
•u Applegate.
the best of the season. The atten­ deavors for the Church of God.
employed in the mines near Fort Jones,
ex-Sheriff Neilon, who was charged
park,
11. A. Ba u ten and P. Eaton of Poor­ California.
Silas J. Day has been appointed a U. with embezzlement, after one of the
dance was good and all present were
N. J. Richard, the miner, was on the I pleased.
man'a creek were in Jacksonville at the
S. Commissioner by Judge Bellinger, longest and most stubbornly contested
Mrs. Straube of Willow Springs pre­
He is
beginning of the week.
Percy Wells, who has been success­ and is empowered to take testimony in criminal trials in the annals of tbe
cinct and her son, Fred, were in Med­ southbound train Thursday.
now located at Brockway, Douglas fully acting as principal of the Gold 1 government cases of nearly every de­ State. The detendant will appeal his
J. D. Cook and bis family left Mon­ ford Monday.
ease to the supreme court.
applications for
Hill school during the past two years, scription, receive
day for Grant's Pass, where they ex­
Mr. and Mrs. J. McDougal] of Kano’s county.
The Alert base-ball club, of Grant’s
Dan Reynolds has gone to upper is spending the vacation at his home in homesteads and timber lande, etc.
pect to reside In the future.
creek passed Tuesday in Medford and
Pass, is this year composed of Harry
Rogue river, accompanied by Mr. Ashland.
(
A special train, having aboard
J. Nunan left for Portland Friday Jacksonville.
Welvh «-atcher; Arthur Welch pitcher;
J. H. Ray is in Curry county, looking several hundred men belonging to the
J. W. Slinger, Wm. Messal and Mrs. Moore of Indiana, who owns land in that
• veiling,for a short visit at the metrop
Al. Smith' short-stop; Mack Smith 1st
after the interests of a London syndicate U. S. Infantry, which has been doing
Kilngel. of Lake creek, were in Med­ section.
•lis, returning Tuesday night.
| base: Arthur Lister 2d base; Claud
W. A. Freeberg arrived last w«x.-k which is developing a cinnabar proper­ service in the Philippines, passed Williams 3d base; Will Trimble right
Mrs. A. Schmitt, who has had a pro­ ford Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Stacy, after a visit with from Eureka, Calif., where he has ty on Diamond creek. He is an expert through the valley Wednesday even­ field; E. Murphy center field; Tom
tracted attack of inflammatory rheuma­
ing, en route to Fort Snelling. Minn.
relative« living in Medford, returned to been located during the past several on quicksilver.
Harvey left field. It has already de--
tism, is able to bo about again.
Grant's Pass.
L.
L.
Mullt
of
Ashland
has
gone
to
months.
Medford and Jacksonville have the feated the Glendale and Merlin clubs,
Frank Crow of Josephine county
and will next attack the Jackson coun­
Jas. Martin of Phirnix precinct ac­
Horace Pulton of Sam's valley has Pittsburg, Pa., to attend the national best base-ball clubs in Southern Ore­ ty nines.
and his family have boon visiting with
convention
of
train
dispatchers.
E.
B.
gon
this
season,
and
they
will
play
for
companied Gov. Brady on his re­ purchased a Schumann of the C ohh
relatives living in Jacksonville.
In many instance, attacks of cholera
turn to Alaska.
Piano House, which is an elegant in­ Pengra will be in charge of his trick in the championship at the county-seat morbus terminate fatally before medi­
J. T. Layton of Applegate, the well-
the
meantime.
July
4th.
A
purse
of
$100
will
be
hung
cine can be procured or a physician
F. M. Wade, who spent several days strument.
known miner, was a recent visitor. Ho
Richard S. Smith of Klamath county, up, which will ensure a first-class game. summoned. The safe way is to ktwp
Mr. Rev. Swanson, who lives near
went to Grant's P ush the same evening. in Watkins district lately, has return­
at band a reliable medicine for use in.
Miss Lillian McCall of Ashland, while such cases. For this purpose there is
ed to Portland.
Leeds postoffice, lost his residence ami the noted amateur athlete, is now a
Jas. Buckley, Jr., of Applegate is
member
of
the
rowing
crew
of
Coium-
in Mtxlford this week, had one of her nothing so sure as Chamberlain's Colic,
Walter Applegate of Ashland is oc­ a portion of its contents by fir«- a short
lying quite ill nt the IT. 8. Hotel with
biaCollege, New York. He is the only nether limbs, which has been giving Cholera and Diarrnoea Rijmedy. W.
typhoid fever. Dr. DeBar is in attend- cupying a position in the county re­ time since.
Bosworth of LaFayette, Ala, says:
new man in it.
her much pain, examined by the X-Ray E.
corder’s office.
Invitations to the wedding of Dr. IL
“In June, 1900. I had a severe attack
unce.
A
freight
train
on
Thursday
ran
into
device.
Dr.
Pickel
soon
discovered
John Watkins, the county ferryman, N. Butter and Miss Edith Nicholson, a
of cholera morbus, and on«> dose of
Mux Muller, county treasurer, who
.IolinG. Gore's band of blood«Ml cattle, that the knoe was affected by tuber­ Chamberlain's Co :
Cholera and
wan confined to his room for sometime, and Wm. Martin of Beagle were with couple w«dl and favorably known, have killing eight. Some of them were
Diarrhoea Itetnedy
me relief in
culosis.
us
not
long
since.
btM'n
issutsl.
la convalescent, we are pleased to an­
minutes.''
• ale by City
thoroughbreds. The loss falls heavily
1. A. Palmer, the well-known ar­ fifteen
Mias
Martha
Cardwell
and
her
Drug Store.
Olson's mill, located in the Big Butte on Mr. Gore.
nounce.
chitect, has completed plaus for a hand­
Miss Isslo McCully ami Goo Merritt, brother Lawrence went to Klutnath section, is running on full time and
Mrs. Minerva Bel1
< ps. widow of
J. Durkheimer, a member of the firm some cot*age that L. Neidermeyer will
manufacturing a large quantity of of Wm. Wad hams A Co. of Portland,
who havo been residents of Eugene county last week.
the late samuelPhi
-. lied at her resi­
have
built
on
the
old
Bybee
place,
Passenger travel has increased per­ good lumber.
during the past nine months, returned
was in the valley recently, visiting their which adjoins Jacksonville. It will be dence in .lacksonvilla i inlay morning,
ceptibly since the fare was reduced to
Monday.
Mr. Coffman of Portland and his numerous customers.
Harry Clark ‘of the colonial pattern, and wil* «-out after a short illness. Before siekn«?ss
Mrs. Rilla Angle, a daughter of Mrs. three cents a mile.
overtook her »he hail almost completed
daughters, wlio have been visiting rela­ acted as his chaperone.
about $2000.
Minerva Phillips, arrived from Wiscon­
Dr. C. R. Ray of Gold Hill has been tives living on Forest creek, returned
Blue-print maps of any township in preparations to leave for her old home
The Enterprise school, which has been
sin Tuesday night, but too late to see looking after bis mining interests in horn«! Sunday.
Roseburg, Oregon, Land District, show­ in the east. The funeral took place Mon­
under
the
management
of
G.
R.
Car
­
her mother.
Josephine county.
Recorder Applegate was among the lock and Miss Anna Jeffrey, closed Fri­ ing all tbe vacant lauds, for 50 cents day afternoon. Rev. T L. Crandall of
each. If you want any information the Baptist church of M««dford officiat­
W. H. Miller, foreman of Cook A
Last Sunday was Children's Day .and lucky ones in the Wwkly Examiner's
day. The teachers did good work and from the U. S. Land Office, address ing. Mrs. Phillips was a native of Ver­
Howland's mines, located in Jump-off- it was generally observed by the Pres­ annual drawing.
He got a clock of gave general satisfaction.
Title Guarantee A Loan Co., Rose­ mont, and a woman of many estimable
Joe district, spent a few days with his byterian churches.
burg, Oregon.
traits of character. Several sons and
unique pattern.
Several
hundred
Mystic
Shriners
family during the pust week.
J. M. Hansbrough's plurality ax joint
H. C. Knute, who has been ailing for daughters, as well as numerous friends,
Miss Iva Purdin left yesterday for passed through the valley, from differ­
Mrs. Dendy, widow of the late Judge representative was 1008-M3 in Douglas Sisson, Calif., when, she will assume
many years with asthma, dted at his survive her.
ent parts of the United States, to at­ residence in Roxy precinct Thursday.
The following programme has been
Deady, urrived from Portland Monday, and 325 in Jackson.
the position of chief deputy in t he post- tend the annual convocation, now pro­
arranged
for the annual reunion of the
fora short visit. Many years ago Hhe
He was a good citizen and neighbor, up­
John Devenny has returned from office at that town.
gressing at San Francis«,o.
was a resident of Jacksonville.
right and industrious, and had the Southern Oregon Soldiers' and Sailors*
California, where he has been during
C. A. Boulware, the well-known
Grant's Pass'cornet band,which has higest esteem of all. A wife and several Association, which will be heltl at Gold
Jerry Spencer, who has been a resi­ the past three years.
mason, who has built several brick no superior south of Portland, has been
Hill Sept. 15-20. Monday, Sept. 15»
children survive him.
Geo. E Neuber of Jacksonville, the
dent. of our town for a number of
structures in («rant’s Pass, made Med­ secured for our 4th of July celebration.
Address
of welcome and response.
months, on Monday left for Granite celebrated c aterer to the public thirst,
Another death has occurred in the Tuesday, Sept. 16, entertainment by
ford a visit Friday.
The
well-known
Ashland
orchestra
will
was hero Wednesday.
county, Mont. Success to him.
Ireland family, living in Table Rock Gen. Logan Post and W. R. Corps of
The Grove school, which has been furnish the music for the ball.
precinct, a young man, who ha«l just Grant's Pass: Sept. 17, Burnside Poet
F. E. Stute has gone to Ginnabar, on
Applegate Bros, on Saturday left for
under the efficient management of Miss
H. L. Smock, a railroad brakeman, atained his majority, having dted of
the Elk creek mines, whore they will business connected with the timber re­
and Cor]x«,of Ashland; Sept. lH.Chester
Elsie Taylor, closed with interesting was klilt'd last Saturday, white switch­
typhoid fever a few days since. His A. Artnur and Corps, of Medford;
spend most of their vacation. John sources of that section.
exercises last week.
ing near Portland. He leavesone child, fathei- and mother died of the same Sept 19, Jas. Luttrell Post an i Corps,
Winningham accompanied them.
Miss Cora Cameron of Union, who
of Gold Hill, and Harrison Post and
The mimic classes of St. Mary’s who ift living with her mother, Mrs. disease a short time before.
Mr«. M. Obenehain was at Medford has been attending the U. of O., re­
Corps, of Central Point.
Academy will hold a recital at U. 8. W. A. Stewart of Roxy precinct.
The Jacksonville photograph gal­
Saturday, and was accompanied home turned home Thursday.
Tbe commen«x.<ment exercises of St.
Hall this (Thursday jevening, which all
The social given in the basement of lery is in charge of G. W. Mackey and
by Mrs. Alex. Martin of Klamath Falls,
Thos. McAndrew. Jr., who has been are invited to attend.
A. L. Bailey, both of whom are excel­ Mary's Academy will be held Friday
the
Presbyterian
church
Friday
even
­
who was her guest for a few days.
east of the mountains for sometime, re­
The Oregon Granite Co. is building ing, under the auspices of the Society lent workmen. Mr. M. will have evening,June 20th. Misses M. M. Olwell
charge of the operating department
Mrs. J. Hervey of Chicago made turned a few days ago.
the foundation to the neat residence G. of Christian Endeavor, was enjoyed by during the whole of July 4th. The and J. F. Donegan will be the gradu­
Miss Porter has closed a term in up­
Mrs. S. P. Jones, who is her sister, a
ates. The following programme has
L. Schermerhorn will put up for W. H. all present. The receipts were $14.
best work done at reasonable prices.
visit last week. She was called home per Sam's valley district, which pleased
b«»en arranged for the occasion: Over­
M<^«owan of Mtwlford.
Wm. Ka'ppe. the expert watchmaker
The fiftieth anniversary of the ture, piano duet. ‘‘With Merry Song,”
by a telegram advising her of the death the patrons of the school.
Mark Baker, the well-known me­ and jeweler, may be found in the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks
of a relative._____ _
Miss Mollie Ray of Applegate was the
Langell building, opposite the Post- of Ph«rnix will be celebrated at the chorus; Drill, Physical Culture Class.
chanic, has purchased an interest in the office,
"Hungarian Dance,” piano duet.
prepared to execute all kinds of
guest of Miss Mabel Mickey, who is
Plrat Discovery of Gold.
retail furniture business conducted by work in his line at reasonable rates.
residence of their daughter, Mrs. Dr. "Angela, a drama in three acts. Ber-
After careful Investigation It has been de­ teaching school near Ruch.
ceuse, violin solo. Essay, "Echoes of
Quite a number of the citizens of Hargrave of Phoenix, July Sth. The the Past," Miss Margaret Marte Olwell.
Irwin Eckelson left Jacksonville for Weeks Bros, in Medford.
termined that the date of the discovery of gold
worthy
couple
have
many
friends,
who
E.
Pool
and
B.
Grigsby
ot
Klamath
Jackson
county
are
going
to
Lake
and
In California was January ts. IMS. About that Portland Thursday evening, to take a
"Son ’ of the Wood Nymphs,” senior
same lime there was another Important dis­ position with the O. R. A N. Co.
county are here, trading with our mer­ Klamath counties, to work in the hay hope that continued happiness and class. Paganini, violin solo. Confer­
covery. which to thousands of people has been
ring of Graduating Honors. Valedic­
good health are in store for them.
Henry Orth returned from San Fran­ chants. So is Mrs. Thomas of Eagle fields, the wages offered »here being
worth more than all the gold, because It re
tory, Miss J«>eephine Fla via Donegan.
Point,
mother
of
the
latter.
The
census,
taken
by
J.
M.
Crone
­
considerably
better
than
they
get
here.
Htonsl them to health, and that Is Hostetter's cisco Thursday, and will take charge
Tableau.
Stomach Hitters. This wonderful medicine of the Jacksonville butchershop.
The M««dford and Grant's Pass clubs
J. W. Corum of Willow Springs pre­ miller, district clerk, showed 275 chil­
A. O. Eck«,lson was stricken with
continues to cure stomach and bowel com­
dren of school age in Jacksonville dis­
S;uUe Bartholomew has been granted will indulge in a game of base ball, on cinct was in Medford Saturday. From trict, against 330 in 1901. This falling par lyis at Rosebur«- last week, and
plaints. the same today as In the past; and al
though many medicines have come and gon
co from U. S. Bartholomew, the grounds of the former, Sunday. No him we learn that D. Griscom, a neigh­ off can be accounted for by the removal dteu
lay mornii
without regain­
doubt it will be a good one.
bor, has a dog which climbs trees and
the Hitters still remain the people s favorite.
■<
. v. resides at Steuben, Wis.
ing c<
new. He was a superior
of
a
number
of
families
since
March
1st,
To those who suffer from dyspepsla.lndlgest’o-
Henry Popkin, manager of the catches gray squirrels lodged therein,
nd during his lifetime
beadache, heartburn, constipation or blllou-
. U. ynolds and Mr. Hunter made Grant's Pass Bottling Works, has been
when the census was taken under the civile,
The contest for the Goddess of
held a nunP-•« of re H n«!ble positions.
ness. and have tried other medicines without u irlp Co Big Butte one day this week,
old
law,and
at
which
time
all
towns
have
interviewing bis numerous customers Liberty of the 4th July celebration is
obtaining relief, this remedy will prove a
a larger population than during the For a long time he >vas chief engineer
and • aught a big string of fine trout.
in this end of the valley.
blessing, because It will surely cure them. T>-.,
becoming interesting and will soon be
of the Oregon Pacific re'.road,and con-
summer.
E. B. Duffy, the clever representa­
a bottle and satisfy yourself^
Dr Warren Cameron, son of Mr. exciting. Miss Sallie Manry leads at
with the North«,rn Pacific in a
W. S. Dow, who went to Sumatra, ntwted
tive of the Denver A Rio Grande R. R., and Mrs. R. J. Cameron of Applegate, promt, with Miss Edith Prist a close
like capacity for a number of years.
A CELEBRATED brand .
E. I., with J. K. Carpenter, W. D. Mr. E 's first experience in his chosen
was in the valley during the past week.
arrived here yesterday, accompanied second.
O'Brien an«l Arthur C. Howland, to profession was gained in the civil war,
Dunnington A Deneff, the clever pro-
Rev. A. Haberly had an operation by his wife. They will make Southern
L. F. Cooper of Crescent City, Calif.,
work fora mining company, has return­ throtigh the principal (tortiou of which
urietore of the Criterion Saloon, have for appendl citis performed at a Chicago Oregon a visit for several weeks.
and hi« son. Ashley, are at the
he was connected with the engineering
Keen appointed sole agents for Jack­
ed
to Grant's Pass, and says that the corps of the U. S. Army, although but
Senator Cameron has been at Port­ Blue ledge, at the head of Applegate,
sonville of the celebrated J. F. Cutler last month, from which he «'covering.
others of the party have also left for a mere boy. He was a man of generous
whiskey, in bulk and cants. Disprov­
Prof. R. A. Hopkins of the Ashland land, attending the annual reunion of in which big copper deposit he is inter- th«« Unite«! States
Geo. E. Howland
ing decided popular with their custom­ public school was a recent visitor in our the Oregon Pioneer Association and cated with Messrs. Hamilton, McVey lately received word from bis brother, impulses, brilliant and energetic, and
popular with his many friends. A wife
ers. When you cull on them ask for
Arthur, from New York.
and Adams.
1 the Masonic grand lodge.
and three children survive him.
city.
Cutter.
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