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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1902
A PINK BOOKLET LATEST DISPATCHES
MEDFORD SQUIBS.
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWSj Nothing
D. T. Lawton was at the county-scat
Monday.
BRIEF RESUME OF HAPPEN-
And What Came from One Wo«
INGS AND PROGNOSTICA­
TRACY AND MERRILL STILL LEAD.
Miss Boone Is the guest of friends
man’s Reading It.
TIONS OF INTEREST.
P ortland , June 25—Tracy and Merrill, the Oregon penitentiary es­ living at Ashland.
Dr. J. M. Keene spent a few hours
A woman in Rome, N. Y., Mrs. W.T. capes, are still at large and giving the officers a merry chase. They are yet
Nort Eddings has returned to Gold
Clark, was cured of stomach trouble and In the Lewis river district, although they have not yet crossed that stream. at Ashland Friday.
Hili from Klamath county with a
nervonsneM by a certain medicine and
Postmaster Merriman was consider­ band of horses for this market.
gave the manufacturers permtosion tc Yesterday they entered a farmer’s house and robbed him of $20, five dozen ably indisposed this week.
Use her stateiiniil recommending the eggs and some bacon, besides taking his new clothes and leaving theirs, A
A fair will be held In Klamath
preparation. This was published In a posse has again started In pursuit. • The murderers seem emboldened
C. I. Hutchison and Herbert Lumsden i county next fall. An association has
by
Isioklnt uud thrown around at the doors.
were In Ashland Saturday.
been Incorporated for that purpose.
Now Mrs William Metot, also of Rome their successful tactics and are taking many chances. It is only a matter of
Mesdames Norris and Calkins went
E. E. Quimby has sold his ranch of
was ailing, und, happening to rend th» time when they will be captured.
to California this morning.
.560 acres, located near Fort Klamath,
book. i-nine across the description of Mrs
.
PROBABLY A MURDER
Miss Tessie Saltmarsh left for to Robt Conner of San Francisco, for
-Clurl. s easy. In some respects their
»5000.
symptoms were similar, so she went U
S alem , June 25—At about six o'clock this morning, at Champoeg, Sacramento Sunday, on a visit.
Mrs. Clark's house ut No. 818 West
Postmaster Rowe, of Sam s Valley,
Chas. Dickison of Sam’s valley return­
Thoinus street, und asked her ulxiut it Marlon county, John F. Markley shot John D. Fair, his former business ed Tuesday from his eastern trip.
has resigned his position, and Clark
partuer. The chances of the wounded man’s recovery are very much against
Mrs. M -i it tells the story ns follows:
William« will probably be chosen to
Mrs. Hattie Stevens of Grant’s Pass succeed him.
“I hud been iniscmblo fora long time, him. Markley is sixty-four years old, while Fair is only thirty-four. The
lain Medford, visiting her parents.
sulT ring with tiie troubles which come
W. E. Jacobs recently returned to
v. th the turn of life. It made me sick latter says that not a word passed between them at the time, and that he
MrB. J. S. Beach of Jacksonville and
Roseburg from Alaska.
He was
Di my sionutcli, Iliad smothering spell» was deliberately shot without warning or explanation.
her son were among our recent visitors.
every once m n while und, if I walked
formerly
connected
with-the
Ashland
MAY BE DEATH INSTEAD OF CCRONAT1ON.
Herbert Hanna of Jacksonville made Flouring Mills.
nny di-uince, my limbs felt like sticks.
L ondon , June 25—Reports concerning tiie sickness of King Edward are Dr. Ira Phipps a dental visit Tuesday.
Mv h'-ud felt just us if I was going tc
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. is
pe crii/.v niul with it nil I was afflicted conflicting. High medical authorities are pessimistic, and they seem in­
F. K. Deuel was in Jacksonville Mon­ about to erect a huge saw-mill near
with nerv'.i:> ,i . s end henrt trouble. J
felt s i bid taut. 1 did nut see unyAlimgk clined to mislead the public. The King Is a very sick man, and the corona­ day, on business with the probate SpriDgtield, Lane county, with a
court.
live f >r
capacity of 200,000 feet per day.
tion has been Indefinitely postponed. He is suffering from perityphlitis.
■‘I wilt t > t doctor but lm didn’t dr
E. C. Powell left for the Willamette
For biliousness use Chamberlain’s
mo mu a g ' 1.1 a.ul so I was pretty wi-1. His physicians have informed tiie King of the seriousness of his condition, valley recently, expecting to be gone Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They
disc mi-iig.sl. Then I saw in it booklet
cleanse the stomach, and regulate the
that w.is tlu'uwii around, how Mrs and to be prepared for the worst. He maintains his courage, although he sometime.
liver and bowels, effecting aquick and
Clark was cured. I went to see her unci is under tiie influence of drugs a great deal, and barely conscious. Prayers
Sheriff Orme and J. M. Rader, who permanent cure. For sale by City
upon her i ■ .>iiim<'lidution I went that
very day mid g it some of Dr. Williams and religious services are being tield In the churches, chapels and syna­ will I ms his successor, were in Medford Drug Store.
Tuesday.
Pink Pilis i Pale People.
J. R. Norris, O. Winter and W. M.
gogues.
“I t-It Iwttnr betöre tile first ; box war
LATEST FROM THE KING.
Percy Wells, the school teacher, is , Holmes are the new directors of
'di taken mi t continued using them until
school district.
They
L ondon , June 25—An official bulletin, issued this afternoon, and signed assisting Assessor Pendleton to assess Ashland
1 wus well. My husband is sick and it
selected T. H. Simpson as clerg to
uomgtiiiik-i t iii-iii mid no is my sister by King Edwurd’s physicians, reads: “The King lias passed a comfortable the county.
I bi. ■ r.- num mded Dr. Williams’Pink
Misses Sophia Muller and Maggie succeed himself.
Pills l Pain )*e iple to inuny people anc morning. His condition Is so far satisfactory.”
Krause
ot Jacksonville were in Med­
Amos Norton, a veteran of the
will, i.i’inun till-iro f.rl know w lint
THE KING’S CONDITION WORSE.
ford yesterday.
civil war, died at theOregon Soldiers’
tlicv will do from invown experience."
Mi's M-tot lives at No. 426 W. Bloom
N«w Y ork , June 25—A special dispatch from London to the Stock
Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Morris have re­ Home recently, from the effects of a
tidd tr-Nif, lbiine, N Y Her state
of paralysis. He formerly
tm nt is nnoth.-r pro,if of the well <te Board here, timed six o'clock, says that the most trust-worthy information Is turned to Brownsboro, after a short stroke
lived at Ashland.
s r» I j>ipularity of Dr. Williams' Pint to the effect that the King's condition lias turned for the worse. The Lord visit in Medford.
Pills for Palo i’i-ijilu. Among the many
Rev. Robt. McLean, who is well
A. F. Foresee, the Kansas City at­
di«e.i- ■< tl: f have cnrisl are liswimotoi Mayor of London lias been summoned to Buckingham Palace.
known in Southern Oregon, has
torney,
and
G.
W.
Priddy
were
at
the
uluxia. imrtiiil nurnl.VKi i, St. Vitus'dance,
resigned his position as pastor of a
FAIR IS DEAD.
county-seat Sunday.
wiaticu, iienrnlgin, rheumatism, uervotu
Presbyterfan
church
Portland, to
lieikdaclle, tbo alter effects of tile grip,
S alim , June 25 Fair, who was shot at Champoeg by Markley, died
W. M. Holmes, manager of the engage in religious in
work in Porto
|ail.u ition of the heart, )silo Hiul sallow
Snowy
Butte
flouring
mills,
was
in
Rico.
ciAiiipleximiH, and all forms of wenknes» four hours after the shooting. The trouble originated over business affairs.
Medford a few days since.
either in male or female. Dr. Williams
My little son had an attack of
ANOTHER
SUICIDE.
Piuk Pills for Pule People ore sold by nl
_________
P. D. Gilbert and Silas Jones, two whooping cough and was threatened
dealers or will I m « sent i>ostpaid ou
• E cuknk , Ore., June 25— Al. White, a saloon keeper doing business at
with pneumonia; but for Chamber­
receipt of price, fifty cents a lox; or six Cottage Grove, committed suicide at Goshen. Lane county, last nlglit by clever commercial travelers, wer lain’s Cough Remedy we would have
among us during the past week.
boxes for two dollars and u half, by ad
had a serious time of it. It also saved
dressing Dr. Willnuus Mudiciuu Co. shooting himself In the head. He ha« t>een having trouble with his wife,
J. J. Pool of Eureka, Calif., who Is him from several severe attacks of
Hcheuectadv. N. Y.
—il. J. S trickfaden , editor
which Is supposed to be the cause of tiie deed. The couple had been married extensively engaged in dairying, is croup.
World-Herald, Fair Haven, Wash.
looking over Southern Oregon.
For sale by City Drugstore.
but a week.
SOUTH AND EAST
C. C. Beekman of Jacksonville, the
There was no term of circuit court
— VIA—
DEGREE CONFERRED.
pioneer banker, was in Medford Tues­ in Klamath county this month, as
B ihton , June 25—Harvard College today conferred an honorary degree
day, a«,companted by his brother
the business before the Lake county
of doctor upon President Roosevelt.
Dr. Kfrearor, Harry Howard E. D. court made it impossible Cor-Judge
Shasta Route
Elwood and Prof. Narregan are at Benson to reach Klamath Falls in
PROBABLY SEEK 1 NG MOTOR I ET Y .
ime t<> > pen court there.
S an F rancisco , June 25.— A special to the Examiner from Sedro-Wool­ Squaw Lake on a Ashing expedition.
Ti e many friends of Hon. J. T.
E.
W.
Tryer
and
his
family
went
to
Trains leave Medford for Portland ley, Wash., «ays that a man who, confessing to be one of Nora Fuller’s mur­
register of the Roseburg
Williams creek Sunday, to visit with Brid
and way stations at 4:21 a. m. and
derers, lias surrendered himself to the City Marshal. Reclaims to he John relatives. Ed. returned the same day. land ffi e. who has been dangerously
5:52 p. m.
Bennett, for whom the police have been searching for several months.
Miss Lillian Barr, who has been at­ ill, will tie pleased to learn that his
8:30 piti
Lv Puriiauu. ... H:30 urn
Lv Medford........ 11:45 pm 11:20 am
A HUMAN FIEND.
tending school in California during the healtti i-improving. He 1« a promi­
nent ne-mber of the B. p.o. E., and
Ar Ashland......... 12:55 am 12:35 pm
B oston , June 25.—Jane Toppan, who was sent to Taunton Insane Aylum past nine months, returned home Tues­ is loaf'd in tiie Elk’s room in St.
5:00 am
AI Sacramento... S.’iO pm
Vincent's hospital in Portland.
8:45 am by a jury at Barnstable, where she was tried for the murder of Mrs. Mary day.
Ar San Francisco. 7:45 ptn
Mrs.
H.
F.
Barron,
who
resides
in
There will be only two supervisors
4:55 am
7:00 am D. Gibb», has made a confession toiler senior counsel, Judge Fred M. Bixby, the upper end of the valley, visited of forest rangers this year—W. H.
Ogden .........
9:39 uni
915 am that she killed 31 persons, patients whom she had nursed.
Denver .......
with relatives living near Medford dur­ H. Dufur of Wasco county and S. C.
7:25 lini
7:25 am
Kansas City
ing the past week.
8:30 pm
6:42 am
i Burtrum of Douglas county. The
Chicago ....
forest rangers who have so far been
Mcsdames
Wallace,
Kirk
and
Mow
­
8:05 am
Ar Los Angeles... 2.00 pm
ry, who have Iieen visiting with J. A. appoint d are Samuel R. Thurst' n,
6:00 pui
6:00 ptn 1
Ar El Paso.
Perry and his family, returned to Eugen- ; Robert .1. Watson. Oak
6:30 an« ,
Ar Fort. Worth... 6.30 am
('reek; Addison s. Ireland. Olalla;
Ar City of Mexico. 11:30 inn 11:30 am
tAlban.v during the week.
Charie* I. Van Zile; Roseburg;
7:00 am
Ar Houston.......... 7:00 am
Ed. dwell was among us Monday. Robert W. Veatch, Cottage Grove:
(1:30 pm
Ar New Orleans.. 6:30 pm
From
him we learn that his mother -lames C. McCully. Jacksonville;
6:42 pm
Ar Washington .. 6:42 pm
Knot lllll Kmlt t'nriii-7l Ac-re»-Si> acre» In cilllivsiIon.balance brush.line
Henry Ireland. Jacksonville; Frank
houae. barn and oulbulldlnKM l.lvfnn water trom mountain, spring plpod. directly to
Ar New Ytrlc .... 12:10 pn> 12:10 pm
and sister will remain in Southern L. Tent, Drain.
residence II »eras ai-i-ded to alfaltu Only I <4 miles from Central Point. Every a^re
California during the season.
giMid orchard land, adapted io slfalfn. IB21111 ( nips reserved
Southern Pacific Co.
Some of Our Bargains
Pullman and
Tourist Cars
On both trains. Chair cars Sacra­
mento to Ogden and El Pas<>, and
tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis,
New ( irleati« and Washington.
Connecting at San Francisco with
the several steamship lines for Hono­
lulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Cen­
tral and South America.
See agent at Medford station, or
address
R. B. MILLER. G F. & P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
I
Volley Homo—M »ere tract adjoining- ('<-iiVr»l Point town. 31 acres tn
cultivation, small houae and barn. 15 »ores good fruit land. tlSW. A nice home for
""’(■jriiin Hnneh-1<*> »ores in a square. All In cultivation. Pair teaoe but no
buildings. Rich, black soil, which trult men claiaa will prove adapted to fruit trees.
Two .ntlea from town. The prewjnl crop speaks tor the quality of the soil, pkitiii. Crops
r'
CrnvkprjMoH- 1XS scn-H orchard land. X miles from Central Point, all but five
acres of which 1» the terv best ot fruit land. XI acres of timber land goes with the
place. An excellent,? nsttu I miunc . lalhtsl and plastered, brick milk houae, good barn and
granary, wisslshed. smokehouse and outbuilding«. Two wells, tine water Entire place
visible from residence. One of the boat bargains on our Hal. WhOO. Crops reserved.
This I h the peer ot any trull location In Jtu-kson county.
HOLMES BROS., Central Point, Ore.
Tickets To and From
DR. J. H. MESSNER,
All Points East
VETERINARY SURGEON,
OREGON.
—V
Great
Northern
Railway
SHORT LINE TO
ST. PAUL, DULUTH,
MINNEAPOLIS. CHICAGO
And Points East.
Through Palace and Tourist Bleep
ere, Dining and Buffet Nmoking Li­
brary Cars.
DAILY TRAINS, FAST TIME.
For rates, folders and full informa­
tion regarding tickets, routes, etc.,
call on or address
J W. PHALON, T. P. A.,
11. DICKSON, C. T. A.,
122 Third st., Portland.
A. B. C. DENNISTON, G.W. A ,
0I2 Firstave. Seattle, Wash.
All kinds of Dentistry Execu­
ted, and Every Disease Stock is
Subject to, Including Poll Evil
and Fistula, treated in the
MOST SCIENTIFIC MANNER
and at REASONABLE RATES.
REFERENCES GIVEN
*
L. A. Lucus and his wife and daugh­
ter are now comfortably domiciled in
the neat residence they have acquired
since going to Grant’s Pass.
Dr. C. C. Pletcher has gone to his
homestead, situated in Big Butte pre­
cinct, accompanied by his brother, who
arrived from Indiana Saturday.
C. C. < happel of Ashland passtxl
through Medford one day last week, on
route to Thunder Mountain, where
he has valuable mining interests.
Rev. Mr. Summerville, presiding
elder of this district of the M. E.
Church, passed through Medford to­
day, en route to Klamat h and Lake
counties.
Paul Wessinger of Portland, the
clever manager of the Weinhard Brew­
ing Co., spent a day in Medford during
the past week. He is well pleased with
Southern Oregon.
Jack. Baird, Who was formerly en­
gaged in supplying Medford with
electricity, spent yesterday in our city.
He is now connected with the Portland
Electrict Light Co.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Patterson,
Misses Edith VanDyke. Mabel and < Hah
Mickey were Medford’s representatives
in the state convention of the Oregon
Christian Endeavor Union held at
Ashland last week.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Th« Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the
8ignatun»uC
COMPLETE LIST
Of District Officers Elected at the
Late Election.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
1, Geo W Grow, Barron: 2, Chas
Lindsay, Dunn; 3, Sam Carlisle, Tal­
ent; 4, Jas Cantrall, Sterling; 5, C C
Pursel, Watkins; ti, A W Shearer,
Applegate; 8, Isaac Woolf. Pooh Bah;
11, E P Bennett, Pooh Bah-; 10, L A
Ros , Phoenix; 11. Otto Caster. Roxy;
12, W H Stinson, Climax: 13. Rudolph
Pecb, Lake creek; 14, Chas Klingel,
Lake Creek: 15, G W Stevens, Eag'e
Point; 16, H W Head, Mound: 17, W
II Peninger, Willow Springs; 18, J H
Crawford, Gold Hill; 19, W H Newton,
Rock Pofnt; 20, J A Martin, Foots
Creek; 21, A H Sanborne, Woodville:
22, W K Engledue, Pleasant Creek;
23. J R Morrison, Sam's Valley; 24,
Milo Caton, Meadows; 26, T H Brown,
Table Boek; 26, W R Johnson, Trail;
28. R Wright, Big Butte; 2», T B Hig-
inhothatn, Big Butte; 30, J A Oben-
ehain, Eagle Point; 31, J J Fryer,
Eagle Point.
The candidates for road supervisor
in district No. 2" tied, Wm McClana­
han and C W Knighten each receiv­
ing 8 votes. The matter will be settled
June 25, 1902, at the clerk’s office.
JUSTICES OF PEACE.
Milton Berry, Ashland; J W Os­
born, Wootlville; C C Gall, Sam's
Valley; E D Foudray, Phoenix; J B R
Morelock, Gold Hill; Carl T bkryman,
Trail; B C Edmondson, Big Butte; J
R Cook, Eagle Point; A S Jacobs, Cen­
tral Point; M Purdin, Medford; W J
Plymale, Jacksonville; A D Beardsley,
Applegate.
CONSTABLES.
M N Long. Ashland; David Ball,
Woodville; Thos Pankey, Sam’s Val­
ley; R T Blackwood, Phoenix; .1 W
Hays, Gold HUI; J Ragsdale, Trail;
Jos Geppert, Big Butte; Chas Thomas,
Eagle Point: O R Pankey, Central
Point; T W Johnson, Medford; D.
Cronemiller, Jacksonville; Chas Burck-
bolter, Applegate.
Fastes Good
And eating Is simply perfunctory—
done because It must be.
This is the common complaint of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure dys­
pepsia. few would suffer from It long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which is difficult -digestion, is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured the nieee of
Frank Fay. 1« N. St.. South Boston. M m «..
who writes that she had been a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years: bad been with­
out appetite and had been troubled with sour
stomach and headache. She had tried many
other medicines in vain. Two bottles ot
Hood's Sarsaparilla made her well.
Hood’» Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise.
Don't wait till you are
Morse, but buy a bottle today.
THE S. O. C. E.
Hold a Successful Convention at
Ashland.
The 15th annual convention of the
Oregon Christian Endeavor Union,
held at Ashland last week, is highly
spoken of.
The attendance was
large and much interest was mani­
fested by the delegates. Rev. H. S.
Templeton presided. The list of
speakers—a Urst-class one—was com­
posed of Dr. Hugh Walker, of Los
Angeles; Rev. T. Plummer Revelle,
of Seattle; Revs. Robt. McLean,
Howard N. Smith, of Portland; Rev.
Mac H. Wallace, of Eugene; Rev. C.
T. Hurd, of Lafayette, H. S. Gile, of
Salem; Miss Julia Hatch, C. E. mis­
sionary from Slam; Mrs. A. H. Burk­
holder, superintendent of junior
w< rk for the state of Washington,
Dr. Day of the San Anselmo semi­
nary and others. The music fur­
nished under the supervision of Geo.
Cramer, Misr Esther Silsby and
others was also or a first-class order.
The following officers were elected:
President, J. A. Rockwood, Port­
land; 1st vice president, Mrs. Ella D.
Rice, Ashland; 3d vice president, Rev.
A. A. Winter, Dalias; 3d vice presi­
dent. Miss DePa Osborn, Salem;
superintendent of Junior Work, Mis.
T. E. Gault, Oregon City; Citizenship,
Rev. Huber Ferguson, Portland;
C. E. Literature, Rev. Arthur E.
Gardner, Turner.
Let St
Atone
Scott’s Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don’t
dare. You see Scott's Emul­
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don’t want it. Strong
people don’t need it.
But if you are thin Scott’s
Emulsion is the medicine for
you. It doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. You
just take the medicine and
that’s
there is to it.
Th' next thing yon know
you feel better—you eat better
—and you weigh more. It ii-
a quiet worker.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT A BOWNE. Chetnwt- *■> Pearl St.. N. Vk,
$uc ad J .oo* all druggists
T¥« Maa Who W
^SAWYER’S
7
EXCELSIOR BRANO
Oiled Sults
and Sticken
Warraated W.t»r»r«*f-
Made to itand hard work arwl
roush weather par«,»*.
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