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VOL. XXXIII.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
BRIEF MENTION.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER STRECKER
IN THE GREEN RIVER RAPIDS.
M mu , Paaaengera Narrowly P.M-apo WIU*
Their Live*—Thrilllug Experience
of a Rorheater Girl—The
Story of the Rescue.
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Road our last page.
Pink eye is said to be epidemic in
Jacksonville.
Alfalfa seed is quoted at 15 cents a
pound, a raise of nearly 3 cents in a
short time.
Grant's Pass’ postoffice now occupies
quarters in the Masonic temple, and
presents a much ini pro veil appearance.
Elmer Patrick, the Ashland ab­
stracter, was in Medford several times
last week, en route to Jacksonville and
Central Point.
Dr. I. D. Driver, tbe pioneer minis­
ter, on Saturday concluded a series of
lectures at Ashland, which proved an
entire success.
Frank Roberts, of Mound, was in
Medford one day this week. He has
recovered from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
John Broad, the successful operator
in mines, is among us again. He has
been spending the past three months
in California.
Mrs. Stevens, an old and highly re­
spected resident of Williams Creek,
died one day last week. She was about
<0 years old.
Fred Carrick, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Carrick, of Klamath Falls, died
in Los Angeles of diphtheria March 3d.
He was in bis 25th year.
„ J. A. Waddle, the clever repremmta-
tive of w j Vau
4
., was
.
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10 thti
during th«» past week, in­
terv ewing his customers,
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c Moore
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Mr. aud Mrs.
R b.
and j Mrs.
L- L Hammond, of Klamath balls,
passed through the valley Sunday, on
their way to Salem and Portland.
The March term of circuit court for
Jackson county will convene next Mon­
day. Th* re are a number of cases on
the docket, but few important ones.
John J. Olsen, the genial solicitor of
Bright’s Mercantile Agency, was with
us tho forepart of tho week. Ho has
become interested in land situated in
Watkins precinct.
M. O Warner of Eugene, chief of pi­
ano tuners, is in this section on pro­
fessional business. Reserve your or­
ders for him, for ho never fails to give
satisfaction.
M. F. Martin, of LittleShasta, Calif.,
a member of the firm of Martin &
Churchill, last week puichastsl J. W
Merritt’s band of sheep, numbering
about 5,000 head. Hopaid $1 a piece
for latnbs and as high as 43 for many of
th«» older animals. The deal involved
a sum of something less than 415,000.
1 Mlivery will not be made until June,
and Mr. Merritt gets the wool.
The Tidings says that Ah Deung,
the Chinaman arrest«*«! at Ashland re­
cently «‘barged with kidnaping Lin Tai,
a Chinese girl of 12 years, who was
also apprehended there, had a hearing
on the charge at Portland Friday, and
was bouml over to appear before the
next grand jury, with bail fixed at
4’2,500 The little girl was placed in
charge of the Boys and Girls Aid So­
ciety.
There may lie more or less games of
base ball in Southern Oregon during the
coming season between professional
clubs. War has been declared by
the two Pacll c coast leagues, teams
belonging to which will pass through
our valley often while en route to dif­
ferent points to play ball. Seine of
them are likely to stop, «-specially as
Billy llulen, captain of the Seattle
aggregation, lives at Ashland, ami is
incline«! to favor this section.
Work has been resumed at the big
power dam being built across Rogue
river at Tolo by the Condor Water &
Power Company, of which Dr. ('. R. Ray
is manager. The floods of the past
winter succeed«*«! in washing away
some of the maehinery, but did no
harm to the dam itself. The first
work to b.* done will be the re-installa­
tion of the engines and boiler for the
hoists and derricks and for the saw
mill. In about three or four weeks
work will be resumed ontnedam itself.
l>r. Ray intends to have the power plant
ready for business by th«' close of the
summer.
OREGON RAILROADS
ARE IN FASHION.
A Collision on the 8. P. in Lane
County--No Casualties.
Tin northbound overland passen­
gertrain cradled into the rear of a
freight train at Walker’s station early
Saturday morning. The freight was
going on the siding, to let the 'a*sen-
ger train by, but did n«.t I ave time to
complete the switch before the over-
l.ind came thundering upon the ai-
bo ise. The speed was sufficient io
send the engine Hying over the Ca­
boose and lodged it on top of u freight
car on end, where it rested until
cleared fr< in tbe Hack by wrecking
crews. There were no fatalftie-*. One
liol.o was wounded in the hand, but
not seriously.
Tbe caboose was splintered into a
thousand pieces. It was lucky that
the trainsmen were not in the
ear, as they would have been killed
outright. The engineer and fireman
of the passenger train stayed at their
posts. The passengers ran forward to
the engine, expecting to see them
crushed to dtatb, but instead found
them sitting in the cab ot tbeengine.
They stuck their heads cut of the
windows and said, ‘Ob, we are all
right.”
Tiie crew of the freight train said
that they attended to the signaling
according to the rules, but that the
signals were not heeded and they saw
there was bound to be a collision.
Tbe freight liad only a few yards to
go to complete the switch, but there
was not time enough 11 avert the dis­
aster. The damage will be mostly to
the engine, tender and caboose, and
will amount to a considerable sum.
Oritnes
18, 1903
LOCAL NOTES.
April 12th will be Easter Sunday.
J. C. Whipp spent Tuesday night in
Medford.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Mitchell March Sth.
Mrs. P. H. Daily has recovered from
her recent illness.
T. J, Williamson is making prepa­
ration to set out a fine orchard.
S. E. Dunnington and W. C. Deneff
were in Medford Wednesday.
Jacob Parks of Buneom tarried in
town a few hours Weduesday.
G. W. Isaas, the Medford capitalist,
was at the county-seat Wednesday.
Mrs. J. 8. Grigsby of Agate was
among those in Medford Wednesday.
Ben Haymond, of Rock Point, one of
Jackson county’s prominent citizens,
was in Jacksonville a few days ago.
The board of directors have accepted
the plans for the new school house sub­
mitted by C. II. Burgraff of Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Campbell, who
have been visiting the latter’s mother,
Mrs. F. A. Garrison, have returned to
Wolf creek.
Mrs. T. H. Tongue, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. E.
Reames, left for her home in Hillsboro
Sunday evening.
Tho rush to the Sheriff’s office has
abated somewhat: but many taxpayers
will yet be seen there between now and
the first Monday in April, when taxes
will become delinquent.
Miss Gertrude Johnston, who has
been stopping wit i Mrs. A. Elmer, has
been removed to the Medford Hospital,
where she was operated on for gall­
stone by Doctors Gale and Cameron.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Allie Klippel visited with friends
living in Jacksonville this wtjek.
Mrs. M. Miller and ex-Senator Cam­
eron were M««dford visitors Tuesday.
Dave and Ed. Pence and J.
Weeks, of Trail creek, were recent visi­
tors.
Miss Margaret Krause is visiting
with Mrs. W. W. Cameron of Apple-
gate.
S. S. Aiken of Prospect has been
spending several days in the lower val­
ley.
Nick Young and P. Cin gkade of
Eagle Point were iu Medford a few
days ago.
J. J. Brophy of Big Butte precinct
has been in Medford several times
lately.
Absolutely Pure
W. G. Kenney, W. H. Sherid and
Ezra Arnold made Medford a visit
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTS
Monday.
John Grieve of Prospect, ex-county
assessor, has Ixjen visiting Mtxlford and
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Central Point.
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Miss Kate McAndrew of Roxy was in
Jacksonville, one day last week, on
probate business.
J. Nunan, the pioneer merchant, has
The Mountain View Copper Com­
gone to San Francisco, to make his pany, which recently pun-hased the
spring purchases.
Scribner-Henderson quartz properties
C. F. Shepherd has returned to Ash­ on Wolf Creek, has announced it will
land after a several-r onths business hegin at once the construction of a 30-
visit in California.
stamp mill at its newly acquired prop­
K. W. Marple has been appointed erties.
Notices for the location of placer
coroner of Klamath county, vice Dr.
and quartz mines, etc., up-to-date
Reames, deceased.
and complete, for sale at thia office.
S. G. Van Dyke and W. R. Culton,
The stock-jobbing fever is all in the
who live in Phoenix precinct, were in
East
and appeals entirely to the small­
Medford Saturday.
er investors, who are inoculated with
B. R. Porter, one of Table Rock dis­
the get-rich-quick bacilli. The capi­
trict’s most enterprising residents, was
talist,looking for an investment better
in Medfor«i Monday.
than tbe thr«*e and four per cent, of-
J. W. Slinger and Fred Downing of ’ fered in so-called l«^iti/uate bond is­
Lake creek were among those in our sues, turns complacently to a strictly
town during the past week.
business mining investment, <>ff«.ring
A. C. Guthrie of Ashland, an expe­ from 12 per cent, upwards per an­
rienced teacher, is in charge of the num.
school in Enterprise district.
Miuers’ liens, deed« to mines, water­
Robt. A. Cook, a prominent citi­ right locations and other miniDg
zen of Foots creek precinct, was among blanks always on hand at this office.
The Josephine county mines, both
those in Jacksonville Saturday.
Lee Fountain of Oakland, Calif., is quartz aud placer, are enjoying a
payiDg our county a visit. He was for great activity at tLe present time; in
fact all things point to a great boom
many years a resident of this section.
in the mining business of this section
C. T. Davidson, one of the successful from henceforth. This is mainly due
miners of Josephine county, has been to the interest that is being taken
visiting relatives living in Jacksonville. of late by moneyed men in tbe quartz
Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson of Roxy was in properties of the surrounding dis­
Jacksonville Saturday, visiting her tricts. So flattering has been tbe suc­
daughter, who is attending St. Mary’s cess of those who have come in and
Academy.
taken up properties that many others
Jas. Dodge was on the southbound have been induced to follow suit, And
train Monday, en route to Siskiyou as a result Josephine county will have
county, Calif., where he will remain a number of new and producing prop­
sometime.
erties by the close of the summer.
P. Connery, an expert miner, who is
The American Mining Code, stand­
interested with E. A. Spaulding in the ard authority oo all subjects partain-
mines in Forest creek district, was in ing to mining, water-rights, etc., is
kept on band at this office.
our midst Monday.
Kramer & Palmer have their new
Walter Conner passed through the
valley Sunday. He has disposed of his mill about ready to begin work at
interests in Klamath county and went their mine on Mount Reuben. An
north to seek a location.
offer of $100,000 was recently refused
for this mine. It is one of the best
developed properties in that district.
Tragedy Averted.
“Just in the nick c<f time our little The ledge has a width oi from eight
boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Wat­ to ten feet and carries free gold at the
kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. “Pneu­ rate of from 48 to 410 a ton. Tbe
monia bad played sad havoc with him Ajax mine, on MountReubeo, isopen-
and a terrible cougb set in besides.
Doctors treated him, but he grew ed by tunnel to a depth of 1200 feet,
worse every day. At length we tried and is another rich property of that
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con­ district. Its present mill of five
sumption, and our darling was saved. stampsis to be increased to a much
He’s now sound and well.’* Every­ larger battery. The Gold Bug is an
body ought to know, it's the only sure ever-busy mine. It was recently
for Coughs, Colds aud all LuDg obliged to close down on account of
diseases. Guaranteed by City Drug the great depth of slow ; but is now
Store. 50c and 41.00. Trial Bottle free. pounding busily again.
Tlie captaiu of the steamer G«»orge
Stri ker which went down during a
blizzard, in the whirlpool of the Green
river, had navigatxl the rapids for over
twenty y«-ars previous to the fatefui
trip. Tbe a>'* ideiit o«x-une<l soon after
the pu sengers had breakfast«*«! and
many of them were on deck watching
the trouble«! waters. Among them w:is
Miss O. E. R* «lfern, of No. 98 Am­
brose street, Rochester, N. Y.,an«i her ac­
count of the accident and «>f her thrilling
rescue gives the best story of tho } mis -
C J. and E. R. Armstrong, of Pooh
seugers’ fierce struggle for life.
Bah,
were in town one day this w«jek.
“ When the boat sunk,” says Miss
R»*«lfefu, “s >*ne of the men jnmpt*«! into
Ben Beall of Pooh Bah, one of our
the water and swnm for shore. Oth«*rs
prominent farmers, was a recent visi­
were clinging to floating bales of goods
A. W. Sturgis, the veteran miner,
tor.
and these were rescued by some ineu iu
was
1« town not iong since. He is mak­
Ira Coffman and Mel Poarce, tho ex­
a l<Mig l>*at. I was caught on a projec­
tion of tho steamer and went down with
pert miners, were among us W«*lnes- ing a first-class run at his placer mines
l in Forest creek district—one of the
he«.*. One of tbe ere v dive«I and brought
day.
m«* to tho surface when somebody threw
Iiest on record—and that means much.
Thos. Grigsby has gone to Table
a life preserver over niv head. A young
mail heljK-d me oa a bale of w«x»l which
Rock, where he will engage in garden­ 1. M. Johnson and his family, who
have been residents of Jacksonville for
float<-d past aud sol reached the shore.”
ing.
At the time of the nocident Miss Red-
several months, left for Oklahoma one
feru was returning to R<»Chester from
Mrs. O. Harbaugh is being visited by day last week. Mr. Kingston and his
Kentucky but, owing to the shock of the
her niece, Mrs. Carver «if Talent pre­ family will accompany him as far as
accuient, she reached homo iu au alarm­
cinct.
Missouri.
ing state of h«*alth.
Much interesting matter will be
“I was covered with foe,” site said,
W. H. Bostwick of Applegate is agent
“wheu thev brought me ashore. I was
found on the last page of today’s
for the People’s Cream Separator, a
Wack ami blue from my bruises and my
T imes .
relatives said they dul not think I would
first-class machine and which has no
live. And for a foug time, until I took
Rev. S. H. Jones will hold services superior on the market. The largest
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale P«s>-
at the Presbyterian church Sunday size only costs 412, and one there is that
pie,
my v nervous
system was „ a j WT«»ck.
evening.
I.
i
.
.
k ' i . m
i
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can be had for 46.
Doctors had not heljied me and 1 was
T. C. Dugan of Eagle Point has
very miserable. My health rau dowu to
Johnnie Cantrall entertained a num­
an alarming degr«*e, I wiut weak, grew
been visiting his father, who is still ber of his friends at the residence of
thin aud was extremely nerv«»us au*l ir­
quite ill.
his mother, on the occasion of his 15th
ritable. But Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
O. F. Powell, who has been engaged birthday. Progressive whist and re­
change«! all this. In a short time after
begiuning with them I felt better and,
in business in our town, has removed freshments were the features of the
after using a few boxes more, I felt like
to
Ashland.
evening. All enjoyed themselves
School Tax Is Raised.
myoid self again.”
Wm. Swartzfager, of Steamboat, the thoroughly.
These pills have bee<»me famous all
over the World for their wouderful ef­ Will Murphy, who has been visiting
One of the bills passed by the last miner, was in Jacksonville tbe forepart
The last meeting of Madrona Lodge,
ficacy in case* of mvrvous troubl«. s, small
of the week.
Legislature.whlcliiaSecte
nearly
every
D.
of H., was a very pleasant one. Af­
his
parents,
on
Monday
returned
to
or great. They have curt*«l when the
county 8nd school district In the state,
Mrs. Frierson of Table R«»ck has ter the routine had been disposed of,
trouble was more severe than Miss R«*d-1 Ashland, where he is employ«*! in the
fern’s and they cure ’ leseer nervous dis­ mercantile establishment ot Deuel A
is Eidy’s H. B. 264, governing the been in Jacksonville, visiting Miss which included the initiation of three
order« without fail.
levying of <chcol tax, s The present Frances Barnes.
candidates for membership, a social
Hubbe.
At all dealers or direct from Dr. Wil­
liw
requires
that
a
5-miil
tax
be
■
The
price
of
hay
in
Klamath
county
Miss Eva Davidson of Jos«>pbine session was held. The programme pre­
borns MedieiiM Company, Schenectady,
levied I y each county ft r school pur­ county has been visiting relatives living pared was a most excellent one, and
Jf. T., 50 oeuts per box; six boxes, |3.50. | has gone up to 410 a ton, on account of
poses, and this mor cyls apportioned in Jacksonville.
consisted of vocal solos by John F.
; the scarcity of the article. Here thal
United States Leads In Coal.
among tl.e districts of the several
Miller and Miss Maud Prim; apianoand
“would be considered a reasonable tig-
Tte three great coal proluring
Mrs. A. E. Reames and Miss Frantses
ure.
i countrie of the world are United counties. The rate* of levy is now uni­ Barnes accompanied Mrs. T. H. mandolin duet by Miss Barber and
Land Open to Settlers
Mrs. Haney; piano solos by Don Colvig
John H. Miller >f Williams Cree«t, State«, Great Britain and Germany. form throughout the state. Under Tongue lo Medford.
Pri< r to last year Great Britain le<1 the terms of the Eddy bill a radical
and
Frances Kenney. A toothsome
a
well-known
merchant,
was
among
The United States, through the
the world as a coal pioducei; but we change is made, ami after 1903 the
Miss Hoover is displaying a hand­ collation was spread afterward.
those
in
town
th«*
forepart
of
the
week.
Federal Land Office at Los Angeles,
have made su'h remarkable increases
some stuck of millinery at her store ad-
Calif., will open to settlers within the He says that section is getting along that.lbe United States now leads. We County Courts will make such a levy joiniug the p«>stoffiee.
To Cure ■ Cold In One Day.
as
will
produce
a
sutn
equal
to
46
for
also have the best family medicine as
next 60 days about 1,000,000 acres of nicely.
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets..........
All
well,
namely.
Hostetter
’
s
Stomach
Rev.
J.
D.
Murphy
will
hold
services
each
chili
of
school
age
in
the
county.
L. G. Porter and a parly have gone
Druggist« refund tbe money it It tails to cure.
land in California. This land is situ­
Bitters. It was first introduced fifty
at tbe Catholic church in Jacksonville I Urove's signature is on each box* *c
This
will
mean
a
raise
of
about
}
of
to
upper
Rogue
River
and
Big
Butte,
ated between Needles and Mojave,
years ago, and because it has al wavs
Sunday, at the usual time.
and b ndera the Colorado rive*. Much to estimate the timber on the Good­ hren round reliable now occupies the a mill in schorl taxes, on an average,
OA.STOTXXA.
foremi
st
position
as
a
family
remedy,
though
in
come
counties
the
present
fellow
tract,
which
comprises
nearly
Josl Holman, who has been spending Bear» the
Ltid Y m Hiw Always Bougtr
of it is valuable agriculturally. The
if y<u have never tried it, take our rate will be doubled-. The bill provides the winter in this vicinity, returned to
Signature
prospective throwing open of this vast 30,000 acres.
advi. e and start to-day. You’ll he that in the se counties where #6 or
Sisson, Calif., a few days ago.
«f
J. W. Opp, the well-known operator thankful for the hint, because it posi­
tract to settl ment is the result of a
recent decision of the United State-* in mines, has been at Portland and tively cures even after other re medic's n ore per capit i is already being raised
failed. It is a specific remedy the same amount shall be continued;
Supren e Court with respect to the northwestern points lately. He was in f have
>r spring fever, indigestion, dyspep­ but those counties who are raising
famous grant made to the Atlantic & Medford Monday, accompanied by Wal­ sia, constipation, biliousness, ner­
Pacific Railroad by an act of July, ter De Varilla.
vousness, and liver and kidney leM than 46 (ter capita must increase
the rate of levy so as to produce that
troubles.
Beware of counterfeits.
1866. In the territory which embrices
Rev. C. J. Cole, the Adventist minis­
amount.
this great tract the Southern Pacific ter, who has been holding a successful
The ODly counties not affected by
A Wholesale Poisoner.
• ha« selection privilege. Authority for meeting in Jacksonville, left for
the
new law are Crook, Harney, Klam­
the receiving of entry applications for Portland Monday evening. He will re­
OWNED BY A. P ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON
ath,
Lake, Malheur, Multnomah and
'The
police
authorities
of
Phil
­
the 1,060,000 acres in question has been turn soon, however.
adelphia have directed the opening of Tillamook. These counties already
received from Washington by the of­
D«»ctors Cameron and Gale a few days 34 grave*-, having secured evidence raise more than $0 per capita. Jose­
ficials of tte U. S. land office of Lo* since perform«*! an operation on John
which led them to the I»elief that phine County now rai-es but 42.50 per
Angele*.
Blodgett, an operator in mines, for ap Gt* r/e Ho«sfy, the “herb doctor,” I* capita under the 5-rnill tax, to that for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bre«!, Iligh-Gra«!e Barred Plymouth R<x:k
chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick­
pendicitis, at the Medford Hospital. responsible for at least many of the county must more than double the
The St.macn is the Mas.
en known; matures early, grows large—a gv»o«l layer, and unsurpassed for the
It was entirely successful.
deaths.
He
is
in
jail
as
an
accessory
rale
of
levy,
or
place
the
rate
at
about
table. First come, first served. Order now, an I thus make sure of a start in
A weak stomach weakens the man.
Herman Tartar of Corvallis, deputy to the murder of William G. Danze, 12 mills. Many other counties will these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the market
because it cannot transf >rm the food
lie rau into nourishment.
Health food and dairy commissioner, has as­ whose widow is charged with hav­ be affected in the same way, though or for home use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub’’ chicken as a pure-bred,
and strength can not be restored to sumed his duties. His salary is to be ing administered to her husband not to so gieat an extent.
and it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
Ca l at the farm, or write.
any sick man or weak woman without about 41,000 per year. There were slow pois »u luruislied by the negro.
In Jackson county the increase will
first restoring health and strength
E. R ARMSTRONG. JACKSONViLLE, ORECOIM
“We d<> not know how many poison­ ire about 32 per cent., as 429,982 must
to ths stomach, a weak stomach numerous applications for the position.
cannot digest enough frsid to fr«*d tbe
A great many are opposed to the ap­ ings can be traced to Hossey,” said a be raised when the new law goes into
tissues and revive the tired ana propriation of 4500,000 made for tho { police official, “but thus far we have effect, instead of 419,102, as at present.
rundown limbs aud organ« of the
Jacksonville School Notes.
tody. Kodol Dtsp^psis Cure den ris­ Lewis and Clark Exposition by the secured evidence that has warranted
es, purities sweetens sod strengbtens Legislature, and are signing petitions us in dire« ting the opening of 34 Stockmen Will Complete Or­
the glands and onmurancs of tbe to invoke the referendum amendment graves. This case is assuming pro­
Enrollment of school: High school,
ganization Saturday.
-tomach, and
cures indigestion,
port i ils far beyond the comprehen­
31. Grammar depart ment, 35. Inter­
dysj epsia and all stomach troubles. to the constitution.
sion of those connected with it at the
mediate department, 40. Primary de­
As perappoiDtmmentthe committee
Judge Hanna haa decided the case of
time Hossey was arrested. The real on constitution and bylaws, composed
partment, 45. Total, 151.
S. Hamilton vs. U. Flournoy, to deter­
Old-Time Ball Players.
investigation is just beginning, and
of
Geo.
Owen,
Welborn
Beeson,
H.
The regular winter term examina­
mine an adverse claim to real estate
before it proceeds much futher start­
Are youthinking
Barron, D. H. Jackson and Gran*
situated in Douglas county, in favor ling developments will crop up.”
tion has just been held in the public
The devil was the first coacher, re­
schools.
of the plaintiff. The matter was
Detectives are searching for a white Rawlings, met at Ashland Saturday,
of Papering this
marks a retired base-ball pl ryer. He
brought before him on a change of woman who is alleged to have repte- and drafted a constitution and bylaws
A company of tbe order of the
coschrd Eve when she stile first.
AND . .
sentod IL s<ey in the preliminary deal­ for the association.
If so,
venuo.
American Boy was organizad Wednes
Adam stole fee« nd. When Isaac met
ings with his patrons.
One of the chief officers of the United
Another meeting will be held at
day evening by a number of boys in
Rebecca at the we l si e was walking
Order of Artisans is making Southern
Medford
Saturday,
March
21st,
at
10
the grammar grades, and named the
with a pitcher. Sampson struck out
The Old Story.
Oregon an official visit. He will be
o
’
clock
a.
m.,
cf
all
stockmen
interest
­
Ciater
Lake Company. This order is
a good many I in e-r when he beat the
entertained in a handsome manner
ed,
to
elect
permanent
officers
and
under
the
auspices of tbe popular pub­
Elliott
Lyons,
who
is
now
occupy
­
Philistines. Moses made bis first run
Thursday evening by Jacksonville’s
lication, The American Boy, and lias
ing a cell in the county jail at Eugene, complete the organization.
wheu be slew the Egyptians Cain
branch of the order. A first-class pro­
Mrs.
As­
for its objtct “Tbe Cultivation of
The more the association is talked
awaiting his execution on April 17tli,
matte a base hit when he slew Abel.
gramme has been prepared for the oc­
Manliness in Mu«cle, Mind 'and Mor­
has professed a deep interest in relig­ of the more the stock raisers see the
in Ladies'
Abraham made a sacrifice. Tbe prod­
casion.
als.
” Tbe following officers were
have
200
benefits
to
be
gained
by
such
an
or
­
ion. For several days past a number
igal made a home run. David was
Andrew
Carnegie
has
written
the
elected:
Leslie Stansell, captain; Eph­
ganization
—
among
which
are
look
­
of
young
men
from
I
he
ranks
of
the
a long distance thrower, and Moses
Patterns to select
Woman
’
s
Club
of
Grant
’
s
Pass
that
he
raim
Wilson,
lieutenant; Leon Hanna,
Cases.
ing
after
range
stock,
breeding
up
students
of
the
Divinity
Sclwol
have
shut out the Egyptians at tbe Red
from, ranging in
will give 45,000 for the erection of a visited Lyons, and at least one city stock, watching thieves, looking out
secretary; Albert Learned, treasurer;
8* a.
Calls
building on receiving a guarantee that pastor has called on him and talk*«! for range, looking after strays, keep­
David Crjnemiller, librarian. From
price from. . . .
Answered at all
a 4500 annual fund will be raised for with him on religious subjects. In ing up a brand and mark directory,
the many linfs of work suggested by
»
the maintenance of the library. An each inMance the ministers read pass­ as well as keeping in touch with na­
the originator this company has
effort will be made to take ad vantage of age-* of Scripture to the condemned tional, st ate and county organ iz. itions.
chosen that of military drill and the
ii an and prated with him. It is ic- keeping better posted on prices, and
c illection of txioks for a library. Capt.
the offer.
p ried that Lyons has expressed great
Come to most, people and cause many
Stansell has donated twenty-two vol­
The State Barbers Commission met rppentai.ee for the awful crime; lias many other things which will be of
PHONE 573. RESIDENCE
of
Latest
troubles,—pimples, boils and other at Salem one day last week and elect­ prayed to God for forgiveness, and advantage to the stockraiser.
umes from his own library, and other
books are to be secured. Tbe com­
eruptions, besides loss of apfietite, ed the following officers: President, J. shows der p interest in teligious sub­
WORTMAN
PLACE,
TWO
and
­
Most stockmen live In isolated dis­
pany elected Prof. E. E. Washburn
that tired feeling, fits of biliousness, C. Weis of Portland; secretary, H. G. jects, says the Guard.
tricts, remote from railroad and tele­
BLOCKS WEST OF STORE
....................
consul,
and it will be bis duty to look
Meyer of Salem; treasurer, F. T. Rog­
indigestion and headache.
graphic communication, and from a
Piano Tuning.
after
the
welfare of the society and
The sooner one gets rid of them the ers of Portland. Mr. Weis takes the
mere l ick of knowledge are quite of­
M. O. Warrer, tbe expert piano
offer
suggestions,
as the o caslon de-
place
of
S.
H.
Howard.
ten
dtceived
by
the
better
pcsted
better, and the way to get rid of them
timer, will be in Jacksonville in a few
! mauds. The first regular meeting
Chas Nickell, U. S. Commissioner days, on a professional visit. Riserve buyer.
and to build np the system that has
will be held in two weeks, whea it is
for
the District of Oregon, is fully V*>ur work ft.r him. He guarantees
The cost to uiemhers is low, com­
suffered from them is to take
expeite«! that tbe badges will lie here
equipped to receive applications un­ satisfaction.
pared whh the beu« fits to be derived,
der the timber and stone, also home­
and aho the constitution, charter and
and
the more rnemb« rs the less the
stead laws. Final proofs taken, and
Trust Those who have Tried.
company flag.
all business connected with U. S. gov­
co-t w ill be to each. Every man, or
I
suffer«
«1
fiotn
catarrh
ofrthe
worst
ernment lands transacted. Office with
kind at.d i ever I oped for tvure, but woman eithe*, who are at all int.tr-
Danger of Colds and Grip
Forming in combination the Spring S outhern O regonian , Medford. Ely’s C*<am I’a'm s en*stodo even estul in livestock, should be at the
Phone 211.
The
greatest danger from colds and
that.—(tecar O-troin, 45 Warien Ave., meeting Saturday and beci me mem­
Medicine par excellence, ot unequalled
Don't Quit Your Business.
Grant
’
s
Pass
lodge
of
Masons,
who
grip
is
iheir resulting in pneumonia.
Ciil<
aio,
111.
It's not necessary
follow the advice of the wag who
strength in purifying the blood as
If r«as< nihle caie is used, however,
I suffered from c itarrli; ¡t got so bad bers of tiie asM> lai ion.
said, "If your drinking interferes with your busi­
have just completed a large and hand­
shown by unequalled, radical and per­
ness, quit your business.”
and Cl amberlain’s Cough Rtmedy
There is every reason to believe that
some temple, will dedicate it on the 31st I could m t w«>rk; I used Ely’s Cream
taken, all canger will be avoided
Balm and am entirely wed. A. C. the organization of stockmen will
manent cures of
inst. This will be the occasion of the Clarke, 341 bliawmut Ave., Boston,
Among the tens of thousanCs who
prove t<> be of great value to Southern
Salt Rheum
Scrofula
hare used this remtdy for tlie»e dis­
gathering of a large number Of the fra­ Mass.
ease* we have yet to learn of a single
Bolls, Pimples ternity from different parts of the
Scald Hoad
7 he Ba m floes i ot Irritate or cause Oregon. Remember the date, next
■re fine old whiskies of quality, that are indorsed alike
ca-e having resulted in pueumouia,
-
necz.it
g.
Sold
by
druggists
at
50
els.,
by
inveterate
an«l
occasional
drinkers.
These
whiskies
Saturday,
March
21,
In
Medford.
All Kinde of Humor Psoriasis
be-
State. A special train will be run
leave the head aa clear as a bell the next day—fit for
which shows conclusively that It is
or
mail'd
l.y
E
y
Brothers,
56
Warren
Rheumatism
business. Always call for them in reply to the great
Blood Poisoning
tween Ashland and Grant’s Pass.
a C' t i.i preventative of tha> dan­
SI., New York.
American
inquiry,
“
What
’
ll
it
be?
”
A
Rs
markable
Caae.
Dyspepsia, Etc
Catarrh
ger* u * <iise s •. It will cu*e i cold or
San uel Sachs, a member of the
At nil Olubn, Bnrn nnd Onnlnrn.
One of the most remarkable cases of
an attack ol the grip in It ss time than
Accept no substitute, but be sure to firm of Sachs Bros. & Co., one of San
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
a cold, de« p-seated < n the lungs, c * us­
any other treatment. It is peisant
* get Hood’s, and get it today.
Francisco’s most prominent wholesale
W. J. VAN SCHUVVER* CO.,lac., Natrikatan, PORTLAND.ORE.
ing pneumonia, is that of Mrs. G.
and safe to take. For sale by City
Will.
McDaniel
has
opened
a
neat
Drug St< re.
E Fenner, Marlon, Ind., who was en­
houses, died last Friday, from stomach
cigar, confectionery and fruit store in tirely cured by the use of One Minute
trouble,
aged
63
years.
He
was
one
of
Ryan’s building, Jacksonville, and
MT Removal of Office
Cure. She says: “The cough
the pioneer merchants of Jacksonville, keeps a complete assortment of tho Coligii
ing and straining so weakened me that
best
of
everything
in
hisline.
Standard
doing business there for a number of
I rundown in weight from 148 to 92
years in company with his elder broth­ brands a specialty. Give him a call, pounds. I tried a number of remedies
RpeeialUl tor Diseases ot the
for he will treat you well.
to no avail until I used One Minute
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT er. He is survived by his wife and
Cough Cure. Four bottles of the won-
has stood the test 25 years
Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million
three
children,
as
also
five
brothers,
o
has moved his offlce* to
TOH.X A.
deiful remedy cured me eniir* ly of
Lippman, Isaac, Benjamin, David and Bear» the
Mutual Savings Bank Building,
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ?
No Cure, No Pay
Iha Kind You Haw Always Bought the cough, str« nglhened my lungs
and restored me to my normal weight,
Solomon Sachs, the first four of whom Signature
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent, package of Grove’s Black KooL Liver Pills.
No. 9 Geary St., corner Market,
health and strength.”
jive in San Francisco.
<r
San Francisco.
15 CENTS PER EGG
WALLPAPER ' WAI L PAPER t
I
Undertakers
Spring?
Come in and
See Our Stock
You
Embalmers
Conklin
sistant
and Children's
Promptly
Spring Humors
4c to 80c Per Roll.
All
the
Styles
orings
Hours
Col
BOYD & CONKLIN,““
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
CYRUS NOBLE !.T rb ?" e
DR. A. BARKIN,
POWDER
Southern Oregon Mines
RUTS 1
The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
“Chronic cases” that’s
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means—long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott’s Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need Scott s Emulsion.
It makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
Scott’s Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
Scott’s Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There’s new strength
and flesh in every dose.
We will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
Be «ure that this picture in
the lonu *. I a label i» ..n the
wrapper <>f every boule ot
Eiiiulsum you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Cnemists,
400 Pearl St., N. Y.
Grove’s Tasteless Chiu Tonic
50c. and $11 all dru^sista.
Baarathe
Signatura
«r
TOTLIA.
The Kind You Haro Always Bouft*