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VOL. XXXIII. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1903 BRIEF MENTION. Bort Hollenboak, who lives north of BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ( PERSONAL MENTION. ANOTHER BIG CAVE LOCAL NOTES Rogue river, has been sulTeriiig s««v< rely OF MR. REAMES' IN SOUTHERN OREGON The Lenten season closed with Eas- for sometime with an aggravated ea-e Cook Bios., of Foots creek called Chris. Keegan is visiting relatives | ter Sunday. of catrrah in tho head. An operation As Given by» an Oregonian Correspond I Monday. living at Tacoma. A Grant ’ s Pass Correspondent of the The bridge across Rogue river, near was performed on him a few days since ent Writing from Albany. WHY SHE LEFT HER STUDIES AT Ed. Bolt of Gold Hill was among our Oregonian reports That. Harry Helms has returned from his R<x*k Point, has b<s«n put in lirst-elass by Dr. l’iekel. and a considerable bone THE HIGH SCHOOL. visitors Monday. trip to Salem and Portland. repair by J. Hartmann and his assist quantity of diseased successfully re Mrs. L. Pengiaof Ashland is visit Another limestone cave that prom Every Mother <>t it G rotting Girl Will 1»<» Bruce Buck of Applegate, the miner, moved from his head. ants. ing in Jacksonvillo. ises to l»e as extensive and deep as visited in Medford Monday. iu the Story us Told by the Circuit court is in session again this A Washington correspondent of th«' Young lady llernelf. 'Frank I’ameron of Uniontown has the remarkable limestone caves of Miss Bertha Orme of Gold Hill has The circumstances under which Ber week. Judge Hanna will convene cir Oregonian, speaking of people who for Grayback mountain, has been dis- been paying us a visit. been visiting in Jacksonville. tha Kennedy was taken from her studies cuit court for Josephine county next merly resided in Oregon, but are in offi 'I Ims. McAndrew was among his covered in Josephine county. Guy in tlie high school will i>e of interest, to Monday. cial positions at the national capital, Alfred Elmer has gone to Siskiyou Weatherby and Roy Bunion, two friends in Medford Monday. all mothers of growing girls Is. Miss young men, while out hunting a few county, Calif., to find employment. We pay the highest market price in says: "Mrs. Katherine Lackland, step Kennedy said to a reporter : C. A. Hafer, who is connected with days ago in < ash for sh ep's wool and goat's hair. daughter of Judge H. K. Hanna, of the upper Deer Creek re- W. C. Deneff was among those who " When I was fourteen years old I l>e Nunan, Jacksonville. the Iowa Lumber Co., was in Medford Jackson County, Oregon, fills a desir gion, uncovered from beneath a mass visited in Medford during the week. gun to d, .-line in health on nei'ount of a Monday. Easter Sunday was generally ob able clerkship in the War Ik'partment, of manzanita and chincapin bush a suppression of the natural functions of Geo. W. Winet'-out of Applegate and H. A. Bauten and S. R. Coffman of narrow opening into the mountain my sex. tm<l 1 am sure [ would never served, and an exceptionally good pro having been here in the government his family spent Sunday in Jackson I nion precinct were in our town a few side. It proved to be the entrance liave 1- . u tho healthy girl I am now if gramme ’vas rendered at nearly every service tor a long time, with a most. ville. if, ar »an.i s daj-8 ag(, creditable record behind her. it had not lsn'U for Dr. Williams’ Pink church in Southern Oregon. to a cave; and by the aid of candies student ut t lie Mrs. Jas. Buckley of Applegate has Pi’ll- for Plile People. I was »-ntirely Malta Commandery No. 4, Knights The treasurer of Klamath county Before e >m- «'hss Theresa Bryant of S«-attl.«, who and lanterns they penetrated the laby been visiting relatives living in Med without color, thin as a rail, nervous give- notice that he has funds on hand Templar, of Ashland, according to its re «o i's Ifidin ' ** W’^' hivorably known here, is rinths to a depth of 150 feet. They ford. ami irritable, tiled and lifeless ami in a Absolutely Pure usual custom, attended Faster service could have gone farther, but for the for the redemption of warrants protest n Mr. R«»me3 : at Atihll ‘ " d <»> a'isit. s -riouslv low state of health in general. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson spent a in a body — this time at the Protestant fear of becoming lost, in the intricate ed on and prior to Jan. 1, 1898. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTS i., and entered "r- Gale and R. C. Harrison made a Although n good doctor was treating I few hours in Medford one day this me, lie failed to do any good and my if Wastiirig'on trip south last week. The latter lias number of chambers, rooms and tun week. Arbor Day. last Friday, was appro Episcopal church, of which Bev. L. M nels, all of limestone and rock crystal. parents felt very much alarmed about priately observed by many of the Idleman is rector. A large numlcr of While there I e sinee gone to Portland. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neil got back me. s«-ho<>ls. In some places a number of members of th«’ order from every por al. He gradu- Mrs. F. A. Helm of Corvallis, is malt- From all appearances the newly-found sition as stenographer in the office of I tion of Southern Oregon was present. “ I was ta'o-n fn»m the high school on trees were planted on that occasion. caves are very extensive, the explorers 1 Saturday from their trip to San Fran John Clark of Portland, wholesale deal , ik ' c uutofuiy )-->r health, but continued The services were beautiful and quite believing the entire mountain to-be cisco. er in harness, etc. Rev. Geo D. Doyle, who has received t-> ; r..w w - -. Then I lx gnu to take interesting, and the music, furnished one vast honeycomb of limestone. J. C. Turck of Grants Pass, an excel official notice el his transfer to Burns, Dr. Williams’ l*ink Pills, ami with the [ A. Gangwiseh of Applegate and H. A. Beautiful stalactites hang from the lent mechanic, went to Ashland Wed A game of base ball was played on by a choir of 21 voices, of a superior first few <lo.x-s began to feel better. Four Harney county, has l«-ft for that town • Sand i-y of Gold Hill, the miners, spent ceilings of the chambers, and" the Neuber A Taylor's recreation grounds nesday. Ix.xes brought illx.ut the desired result His slice« ssor at Roseburg has not been quality. They are highly spoken of a few hours in Medford Monday. Sunday. The game will be repeated pools of water covering the floors are by those fortunate enough to have been M. Spahn was in Medford Wednes- audafew box< s more restored me entirely naineu as yet. next Sunday, and the losers will be H. D Norton, a prominent attorney there. tilled with coral-like stalagmite to health. Now I have n g >od color, am dav, to m«3et with the board of pension ! Miner-' liens, deed- to mine«»,water fined to the extent of an oyster supper. from Grant's Pa-s, was in our town in great clusters of the most delicate • I string and active uml have not seen n right locations and oilier mining examiners. sick day from tliat time to the present.” blanks always on hand at this office. An Event in Society. Both nines have been strengthened. Monday, on profi-s.-ional business. pink and blue, resembling in their Mrs. A. R. Davis has been appointed Dow and Donegan will be the opposing Mi-s Kennedy lives at Canton Junc Mrs. Graves and her daughter, who matchless beauty some petrified un Rofit. Burns of (¡rant's Pass, the tion, Ma.-s.,aud both she and ln-r mother administratrix of the estate of Mrs. pitchers. Miss Helen Colvig gave a linen have been visiting in this section, re derground (lower garden. Through are willing to verify the above state genial butcher, was in town Sunday, Ann Helms. shower, compliment ary to Miss Mabel ment. turned to San Francisco last week. t he caves there blows a strong current looking for a couple of saddles that had We want a representative in every Dr. Robinson, J. W. Opp, W. R. city and town in this state to present The trouble with which Miss Kennedy l»een stolen from him by the Lyons gang Prim, at her home in Jacksonville Fri of air, as if there was an open door to John M. Fountain, an old resident of was afflicted often canses severe hea<[- of hors ■ thieves. day evening, from .3 to 6. Many i e iu - Stansell and K. K. Kubli spent a while j our business. Our proposition is an this valley, is in our midst, He is on them on tlie opposite side of the ache, loss of amietite, pole or sallow exceptional one, and offers to a good, tiful linen presents were made. Tlie in Medford Tuesday. E. E. Lyons, the murderer of Sheriff complexion, palpitatiou of the lieart, his way to Klamath county from Port mountain. Deep wells lead down to reliable, honest party, with references, swollen ankles or legs, nervousness, of Withers of Lane county, will be hang afternoon was devoted to hu-batid- Miss Isabel Rowe, who has been abyssmal depths, apparently bottom not less than JIG) per month. No can laud. fensive bi.-ath, etc., etc. The sufferer ed at Eugene Friday for his crime. Ar findiug and fortune telling- A splen less, but from through the thick visiting Miss Kate Ply male, has return vassing or appointing of agents— a Miss Lizzie Iloever, the milliner, is may exhibit one or more of these symp rangements for th«> affair have been did luncheon was disc u s«?d, at which bona-fide, legitimate business. Address gloom of which there comes a gurgle ed to her home at Tolo. toms, or may have all. They simply in at Phoenix, on a business trip. She with stamp, C. G. Pulsifer & Co., Lum the prospective bride was • ’ loverly and distant rumble as of an under W. EL Bradshaw, the sage of Lake dicate the ravages diseaae has made upon completed. ber Exchange, Seattie. will be there a week, with a full assort toasted. Misse« Barnes and Sutton th«* system, and the moreof these symp world river. Stones dropped into creek, was in Medford one day this Frank Wilson, John L. Demmer and ment of handsome goods. ably responded to the toi»ts ‘The toms tin« patient shows tlie greater the Chas. H. Bayse, the well-known these go clattering down, down, with week, accompanied by hiswife iMHx-ssiry for prompt and persistent E. W. Calkins have l»een chosen to Bride” and ‘‘Honeymoon-." M usic Clarence L. Reames, who has l>een at last a final splash when the water blacksmith, met with an accident Miss Ethel Flory, who is teaching treutim-nt, until they have been ban represent Medford's lodge of (.hid Fel concluded the event. studying law in the office of District and bottom is readied. The Dew caves Tne guests Tuesday, that will incapaciate him for ished and the bloom of health is restonsl. lows in the grand lodge which meets school in Star Gulch district, spent were: Mrs. C. L. Reames, M isses Attorney Reauies. was admitted to the will be thoroughly explori d. several months. He was doing some To accomplish this end. Dr. Williams’ at Portland May 20th. Saturday and Sunday at home. Linn, Armstrong. Young, Ulrich, bar by the Supremo Court one day Pink Pills for Pale People are the only work on the Masonic building, when Reauies Chapter, O. E. 3.. of Med Nickell, C<M>k, Wernlt, Beanies, Sut- unfailing remedy. They positively cure Mrs. W. J. Stanley of Ashland was the ladder on which he was mounted last week. All suppressions and irregularities, ford, will pay Alpha Chapter of Ash ton, Barnes. Huffer, Krause. COUNTY RECORDS. the in Jacksonville Saturday, to attend the fell and dashed him to the ground, < Irtue, Mrs. Win. Galloway of McMinnville, which, if neglected, inevitably entail land a fraternal visit Tuesday evening, the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Ann Helm Robinson, Taylor, Barber, Orth, Kee breaking one of his legs badly at the who is interesting the ladies of the sickness and tr< »able. Matters of Importance Transacted at At all druggists, or direct front Dr. April 21st. Tickets can be obtained at gan, Marie Nickell. M iss Josephine Saltmarsh of Apple ankle. Dr. Gale reduced the fracture. State in Lewis and Clark clubs, was in Williams Medicine Cmupany, Scheneo- tlie Medford Drug Co.'s Store. gate has been paying relatives and the Court House. Southern Oregon this week. She is At the regular monthly meeting of Nothing in It tady, N.Y., fifty cents per box; six boxes The lame, half-blind man, who wa- friends living in Jacksonville a visit. succeeding admirably ill her work. SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP for two dollars and fifty cents. our Society of Christian Endeavor the HEAL ESTATE. attempting to do this town some time Cured by One Bottle of Chamber Mrs. E. E. Washburn on Sunday re following officers were elected for the Coroner Picket and C. L. Keanus, E V Carter to J Pairir ra, lots | ago with the card graft, is now living lain’s Cough Remedy. ceived a visit from her brother, War deputy district attorney, were called to Our Next Congressman Re Newspaper Swindlers Should ‘ at Hotel Donnelly in Tacoma, minus, 1, 2, 3, blk K, Ashland .... $ 450 00 ren Williams of Ashland, and his fam ensuing term: E. E. Washburn, presi “When I had an attack of grip las: Ashland Monday by telephone, to in dent: Mabel Prim, vice-president; Ma ceives an Enthusiastic Carter Land Co. to Mattie E i of course*, the glasses, cane and limp. winter (the s cond one). I actually Look Out. ily. vestigate the death of Mary Teters, ry Colvig, secretary; Margaret Krause, Brannon, lots 16and 17, Ash •Welcome. The fishing season has begun, and cun d myself witii one I mh tie of Cham aged 21 years, the daughter of Mr. and Services will be he’d at the Catholic treasurer; Ethel Barber, organist. Af berlain's Cough Kemedy," says F \V. land ........................................... The latest postal laws are that the many fine strings of fish are being 325 00 Perry, edit« rnf Hie Enterprise. Short- Mr-, w. H Teter«. church in Jacksonville Sunday morn ter the business had been transacted a District Attorney Reames. who was State of Oregon to Elmira publisher can arrest anyone for fraud ¡caught. Court Hall and W. H. Rickey ville, N. Y. “Tii is is the truth. 1 at An affidavit had been sworn out al noiiiin.it <1 at Albany as the Demo ing, at 10 o'clock, by Elev. J. D. Mur social session was held, which proved a Musty, ue I « f nw I of sec 16, who takes a paper and refuses t > pay I hooked a numl»er in Rogue river, some tines kept from coughing myself I leging that “ deceased came to herdeath very pleasant one. crat ic candidate for Congress ¡n this tp .34, 2 w.................................... 50 00 phy. for it. Under the law, the man who of which weighed several pounds each. pieces by taking a tea<p< onful of ttii- from adiseaae caused directly by beat remedy, and when the coughing spill Dr. Hines, who has been visiting on di st rirt, returned home Monday. He R J Cole to O & C R R Co, lets his subscription run along for J. R. Casey, the new postmaster of would c >me on at. night. I would take ings given her by Roy E. Cook " The «as n et t<t the train by a large num land in nwj. sec 30, tp 40, 2e 68 00 Applegate and in Jacksonville, re OVATION TO MR. REAME8 sometime unpaid and then orders it Ashland, assumtsl his duties this week. a d< se, and it seemed that in the affiant, whose name is withheld from turned to his hou e at Forest Grove ber of people and the High School Fr ink Baxter to Clyde Maw- discontinued leaves him liable to ar briefest interval the lough would pif> He will retain the services of Misses «•IT publication, asserts this to be true on Band : f Medford, Anvils boomed, and 1 would go to sleep perf.«i«tiy den. sw j of sec 36, tp 35, 2 e 1000 1 rest and fine the same as for theft. It 0o this week. Impromptu Receptions at Medford Laura Garrett and Maud Patterson, fiee from cough and its accompanying his best knowhxlgo and belief. Roy E. bomb; w<re exploded at d there were W N Grubb to Gio W Hare, Mrs. Roberts of Mound precinct and will be seen tbat many disputed and Jacksonville. who will be reinforced by Miss Lena pains. To say that the remedy acted Cook is the brother-in-law of the de many other Cemonstririons of en property in Ashland ............. - her daughter, Miss Lulu Perry, have points are decided by these decisions as a most agreeable surprise is nutting < 'asey. ceased . thusiasm and g<> «d will. been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gall of G<o W Haie to G C Graves, which are certainly only just. If a it mildly. 1 had no idea that, it would The Oregonian of the 14th gives the After a thorough investigation by Judge Bqard i f Siskiyou county, knock out the grip, simply because I Belt g called m for a speech, Mr. R. property io Ashland............. 400 subscriber d« es not wi-li to renew his Sam's Valley. following acciunt of the receptions the offioers it transpired that Miss mounted the rear of the car, and Mrs. Emma Hammer to Mi’es subscription, let him notify the pub Calif., has denied the petition of N'. E. had never tried it for such a purpose, given our next c mgressman on his Hon. W. M. Colvig and Theo. Cam but it did, and it. seemed with the Teters had died of pneumonia, and for several minutes entertained his lisher. The second decision given Graves for a divorce from his wife, and sucond attack of coughing the n no dy Brownrigg, lots 9 and 10, blk return In me: "Hon. A. E. Reames, eron and Wm. Robinson attended the there was no foundation to the charge. hearers. He seems sanguine of 1. Phoenix................................ 250 00 Easter meeting of Malta Command Democratic candidate for Congress In here will be a surprise to some pub , made an order requiring him to nav caused it not only to lie of less dura iiis election, and assured his audi J M Rader to Wm Faber, lishers who believe they must st >p a I $40 a month for the support of their tion, but the pain was far less severe ery of Ashland. the First District, on his return from Horse Thief Held. and 1 had not u-ed the contents < f tors that he would serve them faith sheriff’s deed, lots a, 6 and delinquent subscriber’s subscription daughter. Albany was tendered an impromptu one bottle tefore Mr. Grip b id bid me Gus Newbury and W. G. Kenney got M Sanders, the genial representa adieu. Fur sale by City Drugstore fully and impartially, and leave no 7. Medford.............................. 517 (0 if ordered to. He must pay up if lie but nevertheless a very enthusiastic back from Eug«ne Friday. They were R >y Hurlburt, who was recently ar- thing und tie tbat would be of public O A C R R and U P Co to H wi-hts to discontinue his subscrip tive of E. Martin <& Co., has been in delegates to the Republican congress ovation, both in Medford and at bis rei sted in L ine c maty, on a charge of benefit and importance. Grimer, ne i cf sw i, sec 33, tion. Otherwise he is held responsi Southern Oregon recently, accompan home in Jacksonville. Mr. Reames ional convention. being one of Lyons’ gang of h'iis* The New Train Agent. t p 33, 2 w ... ......................... 180 90 Jacks« n county now has the only real ble for it as long as the paper is being ied by his newly made wife. They have was met at the train by a largedelega- thieves, ¿ad a preliiuinaiy ex itnina- opportunity in its history to be repre A. O. Freel of Central Point and his Geo S Calhoun to J S Heath, sent to him, whether he takes if from tlie Ixjst wishes and congratulations of tion of citizens. The High School Superintendent Fields, ( ,f tHe S. P. tion injustice Ply mile’s c urt M ii - sented in Congr» ss by one of its own the postoffice or not. numerous friends. 5 acies in sec 5, tp 39, 1 e.... 1050 00 wife made Medford a visit Wednes band greeted him with music, which Co , has is-ued a circular to tlie pas day. The evidence was strong enough day. They were warmly welcomed by citlze a native son—who is a gentle Mary J Northway to Mary E A. A. llolienbeak. who is employed sengerbrakemen who have bteii ap added much to the reception, that t i warrant his being held to answer man of first-class ability and high Shamrock III. Price, property in Ashlaud.. 425 00 their many friends. at the Espey hydraulic mine, in Beaver pointed “train agents.’’ It states was certainly very complimentary to it t Le September term of t he circuit character. It should give Mr. Reames J. B. Duggan, Jr., of San Francisco, Mr. Reames. Repeated calls for some J W Merritt to Prieella P Jef All true lovers cf sport in this creek district, ha- liven visiting in this country will look forwaia with much section. He lost all of his household that their salai ies are to be $100 per ci mt. Hi* bonds were fixed at $200, at. least 1«XH> majority. who is interest«?d in some valuable remarks by him being made, be fers, lot 4, blk 41, Central month, and the men are ti. report f r in default of which lie was remanded interest to the arrival of the new cup mines in Forest creek district, made mounted an improvised platform and Point............................ 25 effects in the tire that recently occur 00 challenuer, Shamrock III, which the duty We Inesday, April 15th. The to the e««uniy jail. our town a recent visit. John Wto'snncioft to W M May Day Ball. English p<op!e expect will lift the cup red at Henley, Calif. spoke eloquently for a few minutes. men selected are: O. E. Crousman. Mitt hell, 80 acres in sec 4, this year. While America has he'd Rev. S. H. Jones returned from his Mr. Reames assured his hearers tbat A. T. Morian, W. W. Y< ung, I ’ . A. Lieut. Hobson, who won fame in the Valuable Mines Sold. the suprt m icy in yacht building for tp 35, I w..................... 1000 00 trip to California Tuesday. He will he would serve Lis constituents in an years, she a!*<> hokisthe supremacy in war with Spain, and who has kissed Nelson, J. II. Lee. A. II. Wesley, W M Mitchell to John Wool bold services at the Presbyterian energetic and impartial manner, medicine. Take Hostetter's Stou ach more young ladies than near'v anybody ' Harry L. Foggart, C. H. Bruce, A. soncroft, e i of ne 1 of sec 4.. church Sunday evening. Bitters as an example. No ether els««, passed through the valley Sun Ford and J. A. Follette. sparing no effort to secure all the p -. (i t<> 1» • the rxst 11 autnoi ity, t nai t p 35, 1 w.................................. .’>00 00 country in the world had hem able to Florence WalKer of Meadows pre beneficial legislation in his power for the big c pier ledge, known as the The train agent will be sut.or linate day evening. Th«* fair sex was much in produce a medicine so g<«< d to restore L W Adams to S I Gregg, 20 cinct was in Medford one day this the pe< pie of his district, irrespective to the conductor, uniformed as the Blue Le id, in the Ni-kiyous near the the appetite, build up the run-down evidence at the time. aeres in sec 16, tp 39, 1 e. ... 700 00 At Jacksonville Mr. week. So was his brother Bunch, who of location. 'vslem in the spring or to cure nau«ea, News has been received that all of the conductors are, will c< llect tickets, Oregon line, and owned by Messrs. J M Munkers to Geo W Stev- iedigestion, tl itulency,dy«‘i>epsia, con Reamts' arrival was greeted by the lives near Central Point. Co >per, Hamilton, M«.Vty, Adams cash fares, and make all ticket re st inated bowels, biliousness or ma forest rangers who served last year en-ori, lot 4, blk P, Ashland. 650 00 tiring of anvils and other demonstra and oilier parties living in Del Nml- ports formerly made by the courtuc T. J. Williamson, who was elected a laria, fover and ague, It is therefore have been discharged, and the pre Hannah M Reeve to Kate Hoff tions of welcome. ” To accommodate those who are par county, Cal., has bt«3U sold to rartiis tors. It is said that the latttr do member of the board of trustees, hav deserving of a trial Be sure to get sumption is that new men will be cin man, placer claim in sec 6, the genuine with our Private Stimn ployed, probably upon some civil se r- not take kindly to the ch nge, al represented by Pal-y Clark i f Sp - tial to tile use of atomizers iu applying ing declined to qualify, the board elect liquids into the nasal passages for tp 38, 2 w.................................. 20 00 over the ueck < f 1 he bottle. It will though their salary is raised to $135 kane. The price agreed on is $210,000, catarrhal troubles, the proprietors ed J. H. Huffer to fill the vacancy. Teachers Chosen vice examination basis. cure you. PROBATE COURT. • >f which $65,000 bus already been prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. per month. Rev. W. Bruce, the evangelist, who E. L. Swan of Yreka has purchased I’riee including the spraying tube is Guardianship of Emma Webber. has been holding services at the Pres laid’ _____________ The bi aril of directors of Medford of C. W. Kahler Volo, one of the best- 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The Damaging Frosts. Miners Should be Alert. Final acccunt of guardian approved. byterian church, has gone to Gold Hill, school district, which is composed of liquid embodies the medicinal proper HEKH1NE CURES known and fastest trotters in the State, Guardianship of E. McArthur. Re on a like mission, accompanied by his W. b. Cr. well, J. R. Wilson and S. L. ties of the solid preparation. Cream Tiiere has been considerable cold who has a record close to 2:20. The Fever and Ague. A d >-e will usual Balm is quickly absorbed by the mem pt rt of guardian approved. There is a rush now for timber lands Bennett, met Monday evening and wife. weather during the past week. A price paid was $<500, which is much less all through Southern Oregon, and the ly stop a chill, a continuance alway- brane ami does not dry up the secre Guardianship of Homer and Roys chose tue following teachers for the < uie-. Mrs.-Win. M. Stroud, Midlotu- Mrs. T. M. Prim, Dr. and Mrs. j than the horse is worth. sharp fr< st occurred on two or three tions, but changes them to a natural miners should watch the locatii n- ian, Texas, May 31. 1899, writes: “We and healthy character. Ely Brothers, Drum. Petition fur Older to make Heintz arrived from San Francisco ensuing year: N. L. Narregan princi nights, which did more or le<s dam Olive Rebekah Degree Lodge, of carefully and be ready with their nave used Heioiue iu our family for loan granted. Tuesday, to attend the nuptials of pal, D. C. Mathews, Mrs. M. G. Hoge, age to fruit of the early varieties in Medford, will celebrate the anniversary protests if timbi r locations are made oiglit y«ai>, and h und it the best 56 Warren St., N. Y. Estate of Prudence Walker. Hear Postmaster Miller and Miss Mabel Misses Julia Fielder, Minnie Flooken- many local ite». Apricot«», |>eaches ! of <kld Fellowship with a grand ball at upon ground claimed by them. An medicine we liave ever used, for la ing of final statement set for May 18. yos, Helen Wait, Gertrude Wilson, giippe, bilious fever and malaria. tke Cascarela CanJj CaUiari«c lite .ría», Prim. and almonds have suffered the most. the opera house on the night of April other suggest ion would be that every Estate of Angellne Helms. Order C. G. tail lo cure, drurc'sts «-(’rund mone» o0c. al City Diug store. Anna Jeffrey, Zuda Owens, Fannie Neither apples nor pears were in 24th. No pains will lie spared to make miner, who owns a mining claim, Oliver Powell, while at work for the made appointing Mrs. A R Davis ad- Haskins, Clara Poley. Mr. Mathews, jured, however. which might pos-ibly be located up Jackson County Lumber Co., cut his it first-class in every respect. minis t ra ti ix. who will act as vice-principal, is a J. J. Pankey of Grants Pass was in on as timber land, send in a plat if Estale of Edward Albright. Hear foot severely. His brother came down gentleman of tine education and ex to take his place, and he returned to Medford yesterday. He informs us his mining claim to the land office, ing of final account set f< r May 16. cellent qualifications. and a timlrr location on that pie e of that the new fish law does not give sat E-tate of David Comslsck, an in Ashland. Chas. F. Young of Gold Hill was in isfaction io many, and that he will go land will n it then be allowed-—[Min sane person. Inventory at.d appraise >ng Journal. Medford Wednesday, accompanied by LOCATED 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE ment approved. to the mouth of Rogue river and catch hie wife. He was one of the delegates Estate of Melvina Clayton. Order fish forCapt. Burns, who will put up a OWNED BV A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON Danger of Colds and Grip. to the late Republican congressional confirming sale of realty made. cannery there. Is a Common Spring Troublo. The gr. atest danger from colds and Estate of Giles Wells, Jr. Semi-an convention. A dispatch from Vancouver, Wash., g< ip is 1 heir result ng in pneumonia, It’s a sign that the blood is dcliciont nual account approved. J. A. Houston of Trail creek precinct, announces that Claude Riddle, who was if r< ason ible cate is used, however, in vitality, just as pimples and other Estate of Rosel'a Berry. May 11th who has been suffering from a severe reported as having mysteriously dis and Chamberlain’s Cough lUmedy for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Kock eruptions are signs that the blood attack of inflammatory rheumatism appeared, bought a ticket on the taken, all danger will be avoided. chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick set a- day for hearing final account. u impure. Northern Pacific for Seattle last Thurs Among the tens of thousands who en known; matures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for the during the past several months, is MARRIAGE LICENSES. have used this remedy for these dis Every farmer knows that It’s a warning, too, which only the day. It is supposed he is endeavoring eases we have yet to learn of a single table. First come, first served. Order now, and thus make sure of a start in convalescing. Alva Allen and Blanche Corliss. to enter the U. S. Navy. some plants grow better than hazardous fail to heed. ca-e having resulted in pneumonia, these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the market The services at the Catholic church NEW CASES. Chas Nickell, U. S. Commissioner which stiows conclusively tbat it is or for home use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred, others. Soil may be the same for the District of Oregon, is hilly a ceitain preventative of that dan and it is not worth half ns much for any purpose. Call at the farm, or write. Jone- A Shearer vs. Sherman and on Easter were unusually interesting, and seed may seem the same and were attended by many. The ser equipped to receive applications un gerous disease. It will cure i cold or Cariie Orton; to recover money. der the timber and stone, also home an attack of llio grip in l<s< time than mon of Father Murphy was an impres but some plants are weak and E. R ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON stead laws. Final proofs taken, and any other treatmeut. It i- peasant sive one and well received. others strong. Remove it, give new life, new cour all business connected with U. S. gov and safe to take. For sale ty City M. Sidley,'one of Lake ereek ’ s prom Ollie«' with i ernment lands transacted. age, strength and animation. Drug Store. And that’s the way with ôaare the 1 VOU Always BflUgft inent citizens, made our town a visit a children. They are like young In The Sick Room They cleanse the blood and clear the S outhern O regonian , Medford. | Phone 211. few days ago. He reports that farm a good old whisky of quality is always needed. For complexion. Treasurer’s Seventh Notice. plants. Same food, same home, faulting spells, weakness, operations and like emer ers are away behind with their work, F. Miller, The marriage ¡of John gencies the Accept no substitute. same care but some grow big on account of unfavorable weather. <>111 e of th «County Treasur« r of i “I felt tired all the time and conM not postmaster of Jacksonville, and Miss Ketatl Market Ke port .lack-on County, Oregon, Jack- ' Bl«»i>. After taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla ! ' Mabel Prim, eldest daughter of Judge Dr. Shaw, the dentist, has arrived and strong while others stay The following quotations wen sou v I e, M 'rcli 30, ¡903. ) and Mrs Chas. Prim, will be solemniz a while. I could sle<-p well and the tired made up this afternoon, and isai. from Salem, for the purpose of locating small and weak. No c • is h’ictiy L'lveu that then whiskies cannot be surpassed, in their pleasant and f> -ling had gone This great medicine has ed al the residence of the bride’s par impartial report of Hie prices charged in Jacksonville. He is accompanied Scott’s Emulsion offers an e f lids in the c mniy triasury foi agreeable bouquet, and stimulating qualities. They also cur d .ne (ft scrofula.” Mas. C. M ents on the evening of April I5tli. tho r> <ie ; pt i «n • f a 1 1 utstanl'lia are essential in the medicine chest of every family, by Jacksonville dealers: by his family The Doctor comes well easy way out of the difficulty. physician and hospital, and should be constantly at Wheat- 80c per bushel. JlOOT. «¡¡Lad, Conn. Their many friends tender their hearti- I co ii !v war mi- j> <i e-'e<i iron« M iy recommended, and we bespeak him a band. Quarts and pints at Flour —<2.20 (a) $2 40 per 100 pounds Child weakness often means IO,19OO,tu Nov. Nih I’.MM), ■ oth diit *- Hood’s Sarsaparilla promise« to J est congratulations. All DRUGGISTS, BARS and DEALERS. liberal patronage. Oats—50c jier bushel. iiir.lusno I iieie-t on -¿me will cea e euro and Keeps the promise. starvation, not because of lack Barley—Rolled. 81.25 per cental Taxi s became delinquent on the first ^ i . i r 11 e above date. W. J.VAN SCHUVVER & CO., Inc., Distributern. PORTLAND. ORE J. H. Drake, who exchanged his Hay — Per ton. baled. $12. of food, but because the food I>. JI. M iller , County Trca st rt r Monday in this month, and the farm in Griffin creek district with Polk Pot atoes--1}c. per lb R«-u«oval of Office Sheriff’s office is enjoyed a respite from Hull for a stock ranch in Meadows pre does not feed. Onions—lc per pound. Butter—40^150c per roll. Scott's Emulsion really feeds the arduous labors which required the cinct, has taken possession of his new Beans -.3(«>5c per pound. close attention of Mr. Kader anil his home. He is being visited by his son, and gives the child growing Specialist for Diseases of the Lard—15c per pound. deputies for several weeks. Unpaid who recently arrived from Kansas. strength. Eggs—15 cts^erdozen. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT taxes ou that date became delinquent, Sugar—D. G. $5.75(a)$6 25 per cwt. has stood the test 25 years. Average Annua! S over One and a Half Million Whatever the cause of weak Miss Emma Reed, who formerly has moved his ottlce. to Poultry—83.50 to $4.00 per dozen. and a penalty of 10 percent is added. Mutual Saving* Bank Bui Id Ing, taught In the Medford school, has ness and failure to grow-— bottles. Does this record of merit appea! io yc-yi ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Hams— I5i (if 17c per pound. The amount of the tax will also graduated from Holmes Business Col Scott’s Emulsion seems to find Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent» package of Grove’s Black Root» Liver Pills. Shoulders—12jc per pound. No. 9 Geary St., cornt r Market, draw interest at the rate of 1 per cent, Side Bacon—15(a)20c per pound. per month until paid. lege. She already occupies a good po- San Francisco. MISS KENNÎOÏS CASE T/iaf Tired Feeling 15 CENTS PER EGG Young Plants Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills GYRUS NOBLE SM DR. A. BARKIN, Grove’s I asfceless Chill 1 onic it and set the matter right. Send for free sample. Scott & llowne, Chemists, «<•) IS-arl St.. New York y. .... »11 J