OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Southern Oregon Mines 00-000-0 o OOOOOO OO 000-000000 O O ^CENTRAL POINT NOTESj MEDFORD SQUIBS. PERSONAL MENTION. A WORD TO FARM TOILERS. Elvln Hays line become a resident of OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O Miss Gertrudo Johnson is visiting in ^OO^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' Jacksonville. Ashland. Reverends N. 8. Hollerufu and Geo. Miss Inez Kitchin of Ashland is vislt- J. A. Thomas of Pooh Bah was with Notices for the location of placer with friends living in Jacksonville. and quartz mines, etc., up-to-date R. Varney, state missionaries, will us Wednesday. commence a revival at the Baptist and complete, for sale at this office. Mr. Briggs, tho druggidt, anil H. W. Chas. II. Pierce of Ashland has gone t Cui. Larrabee, the Montana capital- church next Thursday evening. Grimes visited in Medford Friday. to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Patrick of Ash la’, has been in Southern O.ejon sev Harry Langell has gone to Klamath Sheriff Rader was in Medford Thurs The Home Friend of the eral days, inspecting the pr. jKity in land were the guests of A. 8. Jacobs day on official husiness. county, to visit his brother Arthur. whhh he Is ioterrsted with H. S. la«t Monday. Mrs. Patiick is a Farmer and His Family. Ezra Arnold and W. H. Sherid of Miss Hernice Cameion made Jack Reed and J. D. Fletcher. lie speaks grandaughter of Mrs. A. 8. Jacobs. Watkins have been in town recently. sonville a visit Thursday. After the laborsand toils of the summer time, well <>( the miniug prospects of this Ti e result of the Pe iple’s caucus Mrs. Creed of Central Point was a; E. G. Roberts and Mrs. Lulu Perry and harvesting of crops in the early autumn, sec*.i in. held last Fiiday evening was the many of our farmers, their wives, daughters, were in Medford Thursday afternoon Medford visitor this week. and sons, find themselves in a condition of The Cuba Mining Co., which recent nomination if the following named Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller and Miss Em health demanding careful attention if suffering Mrs. H. K. Cross of Grant’s Pass has ly purchased the Sunset gr< tip of persons for town < fticers: Trustees, ma Helms spent a few hours in Medford is to lie) avoided later on. Many experience c'aiui«, In the Blue River mining dis J. W. Merritt,Eli Mayer,Geo. Perkins, been visiting in Medford. kidney trouble in some form; with some the Road master Donnell came up from Friday. ti i. L fihd a deed to five cl .iius which M. 8. Welch, W. .1. Freeman; record liver is torpid; there is biliousness, nau.ea, and Grace Eaton and Bessie Howard vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression were r<c nlly purchased—the Maudi *, er, A. S. Jacob«; marshal, Bart Pat Grant’s Pass this morning.. spirits. 1 iiousands who have lieen exposed Da e, Cttl a, Cuba No. 2 and Cuba No. rick; street commissioner, II. Corum; H. G. Wortman returned this morn came down from Jacksonville Monday, ot to cohl, damp winds and tains while toiling in for a short visit. treasurer, G S. Moore. The Citizen ’ s 3. TI e purchcse price given in tlie ing on the northbound train. tile harvest fields, now feel the twinges of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pelton of Sam’s terrible rheumatism; others run down by deed is 81,<8»,000, which is largely fic ticket, nominated Monday, is as fol T. A. Hammersly and his family lows: Trustees, J. H. Gay,J. W. Mer were recent Medford visitors. valley, as also Jas. Pelton, passed Fri worry, overwork, and irregular dieting, are titious, no d >ubt. tormented with the pangs of dyspepsia. day in Medford Miners’ liens, deeds to mines,water ritt, W. J. Freeman, W. C. Leever, lo tlie thousands of run down, sickly, and J. W. Grover of Eagle Point made Frank dwell; recorder, Ja«. Grieve; right locations and. other mining Newman Moon and his mother were half dead men and women in faim homes we our city a visit a few days ago blanks always on hand at this office. marshal, Lee Ingram; street com in our town Wednesday, en route to recommend with all honesty and confidence J. D. Heard has returned from a trip tlie worker s friend, 1'aine’s Celery Compound, Platinum is worth 819 per ounce and missioner, II. Corum; treasurer, G. S. Hornbrook, Calif. the only medicine that can quickly and fully to the Josephine county mines. t ic price is still going upward, owing Moore. Geo. Stevens of Brownsboro and restore strength to the weak Uxly and vigor to Frank King and Mr. Fay, the clover Chas. Duneanson tarried in Medford a tlie muscles. 1'aine’s Celery Compound tones to lbs increased demand which is Olwell Bros, have several girls em commercial men, aro in our city.. tlie stomach: it removes poisonous acids from bickid up by the manufacture < f in- ployed this week picking apples. few hours Friday. the blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds e nde»cent electric lights, the prac Tyson Beall of Pooh Bah was a Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Howland of the weak and diseased nerves and banishes Mrs. I. C. Robnett spent a day at southbound passenger Thursday. tice of. chemistry and the manufac- Grant's Pass have boon v ¡siting in Mod- neuralgic tortures; it purifies the blood and Medford last week vj-itlng fiiende. li.ri.ig <f scientific iis’iumcnte, in gives true vitality and life. The use of 1’aine’s Mrs. A. Hubbard, who has been con ford and Jacksonville. Samuel Walker of Spikenard was Celery ( «impound in autumn means the estab cluding X-ray machines. Four-fifths siderably indisposed, is convalescent. J. H. Brantner of Applegate made lishing of a ]>erfect physical vigor to withstand t f the p’at'num supply of the world here one day this week, trading with A. Hearn and O Dunlap, Phoenix us a call Thursday. Ills health is im the rigors of a severe winter. our merchants. come« from the Ural mountains, al- merchants,have been in Medford lately. proving, we are pleased to say. Mrs. N. P. Thompson has returned Iho gli il was first found in South Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Weston of Gold Lucius Lovo, who came over from home from an extended visit with A ne ica. Hill were Medford visitors one day Siskiyou county, Calif., during the forchildrrn’a cloth« arc moat aarviccable. Th«v friend? at Ashland. color iackcta, coats, capta, ribbona, atockinga, Tlie American Minimi Code, stand / this week. «3 writ as dresses. No other dyes equal Dia week, has since gone to Idaho. ard authority on all subjects partain- S. W. McClendon of Gold Ilill was mond Dyes tn variety of uses* they never M. Hanley is in town today, Ho has i g to mining, wafer-rights, etc., is here one day this week, looking after Messrs. Gault and Wiltnarth, the ma disappoint. kept on hand at this offic*. M e have a apecial department of advice, and been looking after his interests on up- chinists, were in Jacksonville Friday, his business interests. will answer free any question* about dyeing. per Butte creek. Bend sample of goods when pogtriblt A ct mpiny has been formed for the straightening out some engines. Mrs. Dacy Stidham of Ashland Direction book and 45 dyed samples free. purp ire of developing and mining the H. H. Hosier of Ashland passéd N. D. Young has gone to Salem, to visited her daughter, Mis. I. J. 1MAMOND DYES, Burlington, Vt. ledgts of the sacred stone jade recent- through Mini ford Tuesday, on his way seek the pardon of his son, Geo. D. Purkeypile, the first of the week. ty discovered in the ruiniDg districted to Grant's Pass. Young, who was sent to the penitenti I. C. Roboett, one rf our leading 8out hern Josephine counly. It is re- Judge Prim and Racorder Applegate ary for forgery not long ago. p-irtel tl at a large b dy of the stone merchant«, left for the Willamette are in Medford, attending the good C. L. Carr, who is engaged in mining Heroic Devot c : cf valley Saturday to visit relatives. has been found in that place. If the roads convention. in Foots crook district, was a Medford An Indian Woman Mr. Colwell of Tacoma, Wash., ac- mines are successfully ojiened they visitor Thursday. He speaks favora The irrepressible Smiths — A. N. and will be unique and of importance by companied by a party of timber lo- E. P.—are in our midst, interviewing bly of Southern Oregon’s mining out Melile Ijc. nius an Indian woman reason Of the fact of their beiDg the cators, spent Tuesday in our city. their many customers. look. Is» mission. Vni’eouv« r, of t'-.c !V...iiiL-!i only jade claims on the North Ameri E. L. Moore, who is in the employ has Just beco « warded the ur.tlal of F. H. Osgood of Seattle lias been in P. B. Whitney of Ashland, the well- can continent of th'e Hilt Sugar Pine Co. at. Coles, Josephine county again, looking after the II yal Hui.mi . s >ci.ty by the The Gilden Eagle Dredging Co., Calif., is paying relatives in this place known railroader, spent several hours his mining interests. Southern Ore mayor of Vnncouv« r. in Medford Thursday. . comp ;ed or San Francisco capital-' a visit. Aiciiie Ilennlus. with her husband. gon has not profited much by his debut T. D. Stanley, who returned to 1st«, Is preparing to exploit the gold Wm. F. Doran, who has been em Chief Harry, their thr • children and fields of Southwes’ern Oregon by ployed at the Iron Mountain mine Southern Oregon last year, has become here. another W;mali. Kathie n, was going Ben Beall of Pooh Bah was a recent from Sqmimlsh irfsi :i to th* ii.rd’ dredging. The field of operations during tlie past year, arrived here a resident of Medford. Miss Akers is visiting her parents. visitor. He thinks that not as large an arm of Buzzard lulet on Nov. 30. 190!. c >mpri.*-e< 940 acies of placer ground, Monday and will spend a few weeks with hte3ister, Mrs. L. E. Van Vliet. She arrived from Siskiyou county, area will be planted in grain this sea In a f.iibiig canoe. A sudden squali nine miles from Port Orford, extend son as usual, owing to the unfavorable upset the craft. Mollie’ s s b:is<>aud. who The DeMoss musicians gave' an en ing several miles up Sixes river. Gold Calif., one day this week. had on a catridgc b. It and heavy rub was first discovered "s early as 1857 in tertainment hereon the4ch fnst, un Mrs. W. H. Simmons, who has lieen weather. her boots. s;ink at once. The other that district, »hich hw produced con der the auspices of the Epworth in San Francisco for soveral weeks, re ivoumn scon followed. WEAK AND LOW-SPIRITED. siderably over 81,000.000. Lately League, which was well attended and turned one day this week. Gn tile lii'-'t sign of danger Meili.* highly spoken of by all who were in several hydraulic plants have been in attendance. A Eisenhart, miller for A. A. Davis, A Correspondent Thus Describes the Indian mother. lutti gì lKp:*J li ì stalled, which are showing Rood re His Experience. f Ul' - JJljiitha-ob is being visited by his uncle and aunt, sults. Something That Will Do You Good. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Eisenhart. baby In her “I can strongly recommend llerblne teeth by itsclo’.ò as a medicine of remarkable efficacy A. C. Merrill of Tacoma, who is as We know of no way in which we Walter DeVarilla of Grant's Pass, for indigent ion, loss of appetite, sour Ing and, <*«>ni sociated with J. B. Scott, G. St. John can be of service to our readers than the mining expert, was in Medford. tast« in the mouth, palpitation, head nuiiidkig th.* o'i; to tell them of something that will tie and others in several mines located in ache, drowsluess after meal? with dis of realg xd to them. For this rea Jacksonville and Ashland this week. •*r children to tressing mental depressions and low Southern Oregon and Northern Cali son we want to acquaint them with cling eaeli t > < •> Miss May Phipps, who has been spit its. Herbiue must be a unique fornia, is here lookiog after his mining what weconsider one of the very best of her tdiouldr i > quite ill. is about, and will soon he able preparation for cases such a« mine, for interests. Speaking «.f the proposition remedies on the market for coughs, ?he‘ ■tarte»! Jo a few (loses entirely removed my com to run a tunnel 3000 feet long through colds, and that alarming complaint, to resume her position in the public plaint. 1 wonder at people going on climb the i.utst croup. We refer to Chamberlain’s school. suffering or spending their money on ns the c : ii « m Williams mountain, Josephine coun Cough Remedy. We have used it with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barnes of Grant’s worthless things, when Herbine is ■ lowly ■ h E k ty, to develop the Champion mine, he such good results in our family so procurable, and so cheap.” 50c. a Soon the mast says: We have already run in the long that it has become a household Pass, who have been visiting in Ash bottle at City Drug Store. land, were on the northbound train neceslty. By its prompt u«e we disappeaiiNl tunnel 700 feet, which with a cross cut of tWO feet gives us in all 1360 feet. haven’t any doubt but that ft has Wed nesday. math the wa time and again prevented croup. The t< r?. which are D. Anderson, who purchased the Mor The Poetry of the Orange. There ia more catarrh in this sec testimony is given upon our own ex ris place, is making a number of im nt this po^it perience, and we suggest that our tion of the country than all other dis readers, especially those who have provements that will considerably en- over 300 feet It appeals to you, when the fruit eases put together, ard until the last hangs ripe and sweet on the tree late deep, and th« always keep it in their hanse its value. few years was supposed to be incura children, in February, or early in March. Tlien woman was left homes as a safeguard against croup — ble. For a treat many years doc Camdep (S. C.) Messenger. For sale A special train, having aboard the blossoms break our, and the tree« absolutely <j a tors pronoanted it a local disease and at Citv Drug Store. Manager Koehler, Supt. Fields and are yellow with golden globe«, and supported in the prescribed local remedies, and by con white with orange flower?. It may other officials of the O. & C. R R.Co., be water with a stantly failing to cure with local that» flurry if snow has whitened child on tarried in Medford Wednesday. treatment pronounced it incurable. the mountain topi, and then you have Thrice a Week World. Science has proven catarrh to be a shoulder and the an artistic background for a tropical Prof. Geo. R. Carlock, the efficient constitutional disease and therefore forest. The air is full of sunshine, garments of her principal of the Talent school, was in The Thrice-a-Week World was a requires constitutional treatment. and heavy with fragrance as night baby firmly H m II’ s Catarrh Cure is the only eon- brilliant success in the beginning and Medford W’ednesday, en route to Jack comeson, and then, if the moon is clutched in her ai>tu ion il cure on the market. Il is has been steadily growing ever since. sonville. to attend the teachers’ exami shining, you may hear at midnight strong teeth. taken inti r.rally in duces from lOd'op* through open windows the song of •che had never (<> a t< astwsii ful. It acts dire Uy on Time is the test of all things, and has nation. the mocking bird in the scented M. L. Pellett, the successful horticul grovo, learned to swim, the Ido« <1 and mucous surfaces of the set Its seal of approval on this paper, and it never seemed so melodi -jstern. Th y < tier one hundred d li which is widely circulsted in every turist, is fitting up one of the cosiest ous before. having b-een born ters for any case il fails to cure. Send state and territory of the Union, and houses in Southern Oregon. J. W. Ung An experience like this is poss ble in the interior, nor could she then swim f r lirculars aid teM itootiials. Ad wherever there are people who can is doing the painting and paper-hang any winter, and it Is woith a journey so much ns a single stroke. Yet still, il riss F. J. CnENEY & Co., of a thousand miles while you can endowed by some superhuman power, read our mo* her tongue. TheThrlce- ing. Toledo, Ohio. have it, by taking the scenic Shasta Sold by druggists 75?. Miss Bertha McPherson, who has Route i hrough the grand and pictur she remained in th sc icy waters for a-Wtek World for tire year 1903 will nearly an hour, supporting her chil Hall’.-, Family Fills are the test. make its news service, if possible, been visiting relatives and friends liv esque Siskiyou and Shasta mountains, dren and bravely struggling to reach to Southern California. Complete in more extensive than ever. Al! events ing iu this section, returnod this week formation about the trip, and descrip the shore. She kept the beads of all Horses Wanted. of Importanc?, no matter where they to Sedro-Wooly, where she is engaged tive matter, telling at out California, above the water line, and It was from V ----------- happen, are reported accurately and in the millinery business. may be had from any Southern Paci exposure that they subsequently died, The old reliable business firm, the promptly. fic Agent, or of ■nd not from drowning. -Ray Rowe of Willow Springs pre Seattle Auction»’ d Sale ft table', Inc., W. E. C oman , The subscriber, for only one dollar The tide, which waa running in at cinct has been in Medford recently. He Gen. Pass. Agt. 8. 1’. Ct., Lindin which holds special auction sales the time, kept carrying her farther eveiy d ly and regular weekly auctions a year, gets three papers every week had an operation performed on his in Oregon. Portland, Oregon. away from the shore, in spite of her eveiy F'iday, n reive hordes 1 to 100 and more news and general reading jured limb while he was in San Fran <>n consignment and advance all ship than mostgrest dailies can furnish at struggles to reach it. and her fate, as cisco, which was a successful one. THE RED BONES. ping charge«, »ud sell or. ci inmls i. n well ns the fate of the little ones or will buy your ho se« outright. If five or six times the price. Claud Jones, a young man well and would have been sealed had not the lit you have any number of lorses j<>u The World is absolutely fair in its favorably known, has become interest Peculiar Claua of People Who Live tle sou of Mr. Philips, a rancher dwell Ia South Carolina. whh to di pose <f at the Seattle political news. Tart i->an bias is never ed with John Barneburg in the man market pii<*e. no matter bow far you allowed to affect Its news column. "Have you ever beard of a class of ing on the shore some little distance agement of the City Market.' They people called ’red bones?’’’ said a ■way, noticed the disappearance of the are fr>mi the city, wrl e us full de- In addition to all the news the will keep a complete line of meats of South Carolina man to a reporter the ■allboat and the remaining speck on >c iptions and we will let you know what tt e prices are and bow they are Thrice-a-Week World furnishes the the best quality, and spare no pains to other evening. “They are the most pe the water and directed his father's at .«eHing. All corresp,indene1? promptly best serial fict'on, elaborate market culiar people in the United States. No tention to the circumstance. please the public. ansvered. N. T: J oi . liffb , Mgr. Some delay was caused in launching reports and othi r features <»i interest. M. J. W alker , Auct. Mrs. Jones, representing the Oregon one living absolutely knows the race the boat to rescue the struggling wom Its regular subset iptbn price is only from which they sprang or from 1212 Western Axe. Statlie, Wash. Children’s Hofae Society, is in South whence the original settlers came. They an by the state of the tide, which was 81.00 per year, and this pays for 150 ern Oregon, on business connected live very nearly on the boundary line then very low, so that It was fully an You Know What You Are Taking papers. Wc offer the Tlirice-a-Week therewith. The following persons have between South Carolina and Georgia, hour before the perishing, but heroic, When you take Grove's Tastelesa Chill Tonic, World and our paper one year for hovause the formula 1» plainly pr.nled on every been appointed a local advisory board: in the northwestern part of the first woman was rescued, still clasping her hottie « bowing that it ia «Imply Iron and Qui 82.00. The tegular subscription price Rev. C. W. Myers, Mesdames Nash, named state. They are very clannish, three precious children, the youngest nine in a laaieleaa term. Fo Cure.No Pay. Sue of the two Daners Is 82.50 Heard, Davis, Pickel, Andrus and Don inlx very little with people not of their Mine minutes dead. nelly. race and in a manner are quite thrifty. Notice A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. In slavery times they owned slaves, DeWitt'» Witch Hazel Salve. Mysterious Circumstance. visited the several summer resorts of The only positive cure for blind, Notice in hereby given that 1 have One w«8 pale and sallow aril the the southern mountains and In a way Will. McDaniel has opened a neat thiad»y sol i my interest io the Jack- bleeding, ltd log and protruding piles, son Count y Lumber Co. to E. King. cigar, confectionery and fruit store in other fresh and rosy. Whence the dif put on quite a little style. While I cat», burn», bruises, eizema and abra ference? She who la blushing with Mr. King has assumed whatever in Ryan’s building, Jacksonville, and have nothing but supposition to guide sions of the skiD. DeWitt’s 1 b the only dent dnrs* I may he liable for on ac keeps a complete assortment of the health uses Dr. King’s New Life P»lht me, I am of the opinion that they are Witch Hazel Salve that is made from to ma'ntain it. By gently arousing count of Mid corporation, and will pay best of everything in his line Standard he pure, unadulterated witch hazel- brands a specialty. Give him a call, the lazy (irgaus thev compel good di descendants of the Basques of southern all others are counterfeits. DeWitt’s the same. C. E. H oopkr . France. They do not lack courage, for gestion and head off constipation. Try Da cd at Jacksonville, Jan. 16, 1903. for he will treat you well them. Only 25c. at City Drugstore. a company of them served In Hamp Witch Hazel Salve is made to cure— ct unterfeits are made to sell. ton’s legion during the civil war and FABM FOB SALE. Estray Notice. Reduced Rates tromthe East. bore themselves bravely at the first Manassas. Their skin is of a swarthy TRAP FOR SMUGGLES. Came lo the Swayne Ranch, Union Toe «t-h-konwu Graupnir Ra’-cb, Commencing Feb. 15th, and <on- red, resembling that of the Indian, but on Sterling creek, over 800 acres. Fine precinc’, about Nov. 1, 1902, a roan timber and stock range, 150 acres in steer, two years old, nobrands visible, tiuuing to April 30th,there wiil 1 k > low at that point all resemblance ceases, Dell Net Device tn Dr Erected Alons Swiss-Italian Frontier. cultivatior. Some of the richest long crop eff right cpr and short crop rates in effect from the East via the except it be that they are very hot of Spurred thereto by "the losses sus placers in Southern Oregon. All pat ot! left ear. The owner can recover Illinois Central R. R. to all Washing temper. 1 have often wondered why ented and carries mineral right. the animal by proving property and ton, Oregon and Idaho points. If any the ethnologists of this country have tained through smuggling, the Italian of jour friends or relat ives in the East paying charges. G. C. C'ULY. Apply to B akfoot & M onroe , are cornin'.’ West while there rates not studied these people. Surely a government has determined to erect Applegate, Feb. 2. 1903. 233 Stark St., Portland, Or. are in effect give us their name and monograph on them would be highly In along the Swiss-Italian frontier many miles of metallic netting covered with address, and we w ill make it our busi teresting.”—Washington Star. ness to see that they are given the bells, says the Chicago Tribune. The best possible service. We operate A Critical Moment. object is to prevent cotitrabandltfs through pcrs< nally conducted excur A man m:*.y be as cool as an Icicle sending over the frontier dogs and sion cars, and in fact give you the under extraordinary circumstances of other animnls loaded with dutiable I you have headaches, tongue is coated, bad breath, bowels con- benefit of the latest conveniences danger or excitement He may pre goods, a device which has proved prof known to modern railroading. We I stipated, bad taste in the mouth ? If serve an even mind when a ghost itable to smugglers in the past, as it have 15 different routes between I not all of these symptoms, ti e Eist and the West, and are in comes into hie room nt midnight. He was carried out mainly nt night, when I then some of them? It’s po-ilion to give you the benefit of the may assume command and act nobly the guards could not see, the dogs of I your liver. best, combinations. Wiite u-and we and well when the ship is sinking. But course being trained to carry their load will give you full particular«. B. II. let that man, let any man, upset his to the smugglers’ accomplices hi the Trumbull, Coni’l Agent Ill. C< utral Inkstand, and he springs' to his feet, next country. R. R., 142 Third St., Portland, Ore. makes a desperate grasp for the Ink The netting hns not as yet been car is a stand and knocks it half way across ried the entire length of the frontier, natural i tlie table, daws after bls papers and but It will be extended shortly. No one vegetable remedy, swoops them through the sable puddle can climb over It nor can parcels of containing no mineral or to save them, tears bls white handker any kind be thrown over, as It is too For Infants and Children. narcotic poisons. It will correct chief from his pocket and mops up the high, and when It is touched the nu luk with It and after he has smeared merous bells start clanging and attract __ any or all symptoms, make your health, The Kind You Have Always Bought the table, his bauds and his trousers the attention of the customs officers. appetite and spirits good. At druggists, 50 cents.. with ink as far as It could be made to Experiments have proved that the go discovers that early in the engage cost of the device will lie fully covered ment he knocked the Inkstand clear off by the extra duties obtained from fier- the table and it has been draining <ts sons who would otherwise escape, nml life Ink away all that time in the cen in the course of time a profit will be ter of the only light figure in the pat realized by the government. tern of the carpet. Then be wonders why a man always makes a f-ol of Two Days. himself when he upsets a bottle of ink. ■ He doesn’t know why. Nobody knows Why. But every time it is so. If you I ------------- - --------- ------- TUs signature,«»box.35c. don’t believe it, try IL Ì * PAINES CELERY COMPOUND A Boarding and Day School for Girls. DON’T STOP WORK Tragedy Avrtd. ‘‘Just in the nick of time our little boy was raved,” writes Mrs. W Wat- kins of Pleasant Ci’y, Ohio. "Pneumo nia lad I'liyedsad havoc with him, and a terrible cough set in be-idcs. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse evt*ry day. At length we tried Dr. King s New Discoverv f»r Cun- HtmptiOD, and our Harling was caved. He s now sound, and well. Everyb d? ou^ht to know, it’s the only surp cure for Cough«, Colds and all Lung dheas- O9’. G,,“rai‘t<‘ed by City D.uggist. Price ;xA* and 81.00. Trial Bottles tree. DIAMOND DYES Galveatou’» Novel Sobriquet. Galveston lias Jong l>een known as the “Island City” or the “Oleander City,” but those terms are giving way to the new name of the “Seawall City,” and a letter addressed “Seawall City. Tex..” Is ns sure of getting to its desti nation ne if the name Galveston was placed upon the enveb>pe, says the Gal- veston News. As evidence of this Mr. E. II. Young reived a telegram re- cenfly wlih no other address, and It went straight through without delay. F igprune Cereal 54Z Fruit 46% .Grains Buy a Bottle of SNAP SHOT. Rub iu well aod YOU ARE GOOD AS NE'W IT HAS CURED OTHERS, IT WILL CURE YOU. Sutton'« Sa»n-iho, the w >a lerful ,introver of »il forms of Inllun-naHontn man or beast 60c and II per b»ttle. R K. SUITON. sole proprietor and tuauufac:urenAsiil*nd Orecon tor ale at City D-Store. Jacssonviile. and by Dr J Hinkle ContraPoint. ' • • •eeeee«ecooooeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeee••••••••••••••••••••« THE SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NORMAL-SCHOOL Opens Wednesday. September I- Full Faculty; improvid building«; exhaustive ccurse of study; each depart went filled by a necialist. Latin and Economics 80ded for the benefit of those preparng to teach in HighBcbccls; tutare op- tnnal. 8200 in Cash Friz»« for excellence in oratorj and athletics. Expenses light; social conditions ideal. Send for catalogue. B. F. MULKEY, President. CLIFFORD THOMAS, Secretary. Southern Pacific Co. Trains ieave Medford for Portland and way stations at. 4:21 a. m. and . 5:52 p. m. I «sv i 8:55 8:35 am *i:UO pm V;30 am 11:30 am I 7:00 am 6:30 piu 3:42 pm 12:10 pm Pullman and Tourist Cars that makes your horses glad. D r . B. A. LEAK Veterinary FRANK E. ALLEY, , ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Surdon And 1 rsc Dentist BLUE PRINTS Of any To*n-hlp in the Roseburg Land District. FILING PAPERS Prepared for Filiugon Home stead or Timber Claims Ba?“Special Attention given to Matters in Connection with the U. S. Land Offiee. PHONE 415 Medford, Oregon Office on North C St., two doors above Simmons’ Second Hand Store. Calls ttendid I ay 01 Night Charges Reasonable and Satis- faclioa Guaranteed. Q Marks[Bld.,Roseburg, Or M iss Ida. M. Snyder, Great Rock Island Trwutnrer nt rhe Brooklyn Eaat Encl Art Clnb. “ If wjnien would pay mor« attention to their health vt would have more happy wives, mothers and daughters, and If they would observe results they would find that the doctors* prescriptions do not perform the many cures they are given credit for. ** In consultine with my druggist he ad vised McEIrce’s Wine of Cardui and Thed ford's Black-Draught, and so I took it and have every reason to thank him for a new Hie opened up to me with restored health, and it only took three months to cure me.” ROUTE CARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS PORTLAND, O’USCON Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the menstrual functions and is a most as tonishing tonic for women. It cures scanty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg ular and painful menstruation, falling of the womb, whites and flooding. R is helpful when approaching woman hood, during pregnancy, after child* birth and in cnange of life. It fre- uueutly brings a dear baby to hoim's that have oeen barren for years. All druggists have 81.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE —-■ - Boaru of Directors ■■■ ■------- D. P. THOMPSON, PRESIDENT IX SOLIS COHEN I I 4 F amily L ibrary 12 Ccvnsrt N ovel » Y earlv MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOMCS $2 50 pcr year : 25 ct » a cop *. NO CONTINUED SlUrtlEE EVERV NUMBER COMPLETE N - . DAVID M. DU^NB Rock Island System Scenic Line Through Standard Sleeping Cars daily betwe'n Ogden and Chicago via the Scenic Line. Through Standard Sleeping Cars daily betwcoQ Colorado Springs and St. Louis Through Stindard and Tourist Sleeping Cars daily between San Franci c) and Chicago via Loa Angeles and El I’a-o. Through Standard Sleeping Cars and Clair C;irs daily between 8L Paul and Chicago. Be sure to sea that your ticket reads via the Great Rock Island Route The Bost In Current Literatiirc I Through jiersonally conducted Tourist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago once a , week, and between Ogden and Chicago three times a week via * the A. P. Armk.*r<,ng. VI-. B.. Principal A practical, progressive "school, conspicuous for thorough work, with hundreds of graduate« ia positions as bookkeepers and stenographers. Already proud of a high standing wherevet L known, it steadily glows better and better . J pen all the year. Students admitted anytime. I Private or class instruction. Learn what acd how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogue free. CASTOR IA To Cure a Cold in One Day b 8:30 ä m 11:45 pm 12:30 am 5:05 pai 7:55 pm I On both trains. Chair car« Sacra mento to El Paso, and tourist cars to New Orleans 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 W. E. COMAN, G F. & P. A., Portland, Oregon Axle Grease M.de by firutadard UH Co. Route Shasta Uv~I’ort la DO . ... f Lv Medford ... The beverage insdo from FigpmnC Ar Ashland......... Sacramento... Cereal u smooth, palatable and A Ar r San Francisco nutritious. Because of the large percentage of natural saccharine mat Ar Los Angeles. . ter in figs and prunes, Figprune Ar El Pd-so......... requires less sugar than any other Ar Fort Worth... City of Mexico. cereal coffee. All Grocers Sell It. Ar Ar Houston.......... Ar New Orleans.. Ar Washington .. Ar New York .... In every town and village may be had, EAST —VIA— A Perfect Food Drink At City Drug 8torej Jacksonville T«*e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, for a Sprained Arm, Ankle or Back SOUTH AND j ITf Yew Lifter! e Saint Helen’s Hall •••• Almonds and Raisins. Nuts are the proteid kings among fruits. It Is on them that the apes maintain much of their vigor. Thus the almond can be thoroughly masti PORTLAND, OREGON cated or else pounded or milled. It is rich In oil as well as in proteid. (Founded 1808.) Almonds and raisins, which are so often taken after a full meal, are, like cheese, absolutely a complete meal in themselves, so great is our ignorance MUSIC, ART AND ELOCUTION. about food values. It is said of the almond: Nut cream is recommended uf This Schcol offers tn v .sat .»a<> ar., tt.orm.ph cc. <r.n. <cir.blBe<J with the »dvanupes a healthful aLd retit’C'd hen «*. It occupl»*.- . l;.i/e at.u at*. ¿Ive tuildlUK ir. the n.n..diatr> for brain workers. It Is made as fol vicinity ot the Citv Park the sanitary cond tlon of th«- pretufseg has been made a mstterrf lows: Pound in a mortar or mince fine special attention The bed chambi is, class and recitation rooms a • i.:rse and tnorouehls ver.milled; and the construe t ¡on ot the buildu r Is such that every room is men lotbe sunlicht ly three blanched almonds, two wal The greatest care has Been taken to prey'de all the necess r i rolr.ln ents ot a well, nuts and two ounces of pine kernels. equipped school, ard to turi.isbevery facility i< . training pupils in n.r n cstat proved method« The aim of the school is to give thotcugh and uell-croered in-tree tier, to girls and vounc Steep overnight In orange or lemon women, titttng them for college when that is desired, and to aid n lai uettlormetl of true atd womanly character. juice, This cream should be made; Tho Fall term opens September IS 1801. A faculty of twenty cot-ipc ter t teachers Ins urea fresh daily and may be used in the for children and young women that individual care an« lnslrucliot r e« « ss irv io the twet 1 place of butter. Milk of almonds is results. There are four skilled teacbets In the Music IX-partment alor specialists In Art and made of kernels finely minced, with Oarlory , and native teachers in French and German Provision is made for all athletic fames suitable lo women, a« tennis croquet taaket ball boiling water added. Almonds roast- and horseback riding A gymnasium. bOxtOl feet, is In proeess of construct ion ed to the color of amber are delicious bicycling which will offer still more opporlunit Is for heal.hfui exerctso For Illustrated catalogue apply to to eat with biscuits or bread and but - MISS ELEANOR TEBBFTTS, Principal ter. Grated In a nut mill they are good to serve with any kind of stewed fruit They are useful medicinally because of their soothing and emollient proper ties. They should always be blanched in hot water, the skins being indigesti ble. O Beanti» Binature tf ♦ The best and most reasonable Din ing Car service. For rates, folders and descriptive literature w rite to TORIA.. T. J. CLARK, Th« Kind You Haw Alwys Bought L. B. GORH A M, General Agent, Trav. Pass. AgL 250 Alder St., Portland, Or.