ENT COMMENT
Ho w i ne on
cei\ ably great
is the parents’
■ ibi’.ity, and how important that
-,t of disease is left in the blood
¡ransmitted to the helpless child, entailing the most
’.e suffering, and marking its little body with offen
. catarrh of the nose and throat, weak eyes, glandular
sivc sores a
, •. hite swelling and deformity.
swellings,
ok upon such little sufferers and not reproach
llo.v can p.
themselves f.-.r
, :o much misery into the world? If you have
’. air sy stem, how can you |'xpect well developed,
any diseasi lutl
. vour own blood and build up your health, and
healthy child;'.;'
y i capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures
you have not on!
•¿•I a duty all parents owe to posterity, and made
of life, but have .
mankind healthier an ! It íanpier.
There is no remedy C t so surely reaches deep-seated, stubborn blood
troubles as S. S. S. It searches out even hereditary
poisons, ami removes every taint from the blood,
. p 1 builds up the general health. If weaklings
r- • growing up around you, right the wrong by
•»citing them on a course of S.’S. S. at once. It is
a purely’ vc. ‘.aide m ic ne, harmless in its effects, and can be taken
by both old »’nd vo’.ng without fear of any bad results.
•
Write u r i’ >rt
.» x tse, and let our physicians advise and help you.
This will c. jt you nothing, and we will also send our book on blood and
■kin diseases.
TliE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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¿CENTRAL POINT NOT
o
OOOOOOOOOOOC-O^C
'
¡1 a
Prof. a . J. Ilan ‘y fd
Ashland a vi-it l.i 't S nd
J. W. Me? o'
r.v n a 11 u 1 > i f J ijs ld-t
Al fi
(if
r-f'
o
w I
i
K
O i i
V
\
n
. (I; y
sv c k.
.\ N; < r.o won one of the most covet-
; I
■ atYalewith an essay, in which
he prov< .that the negro is Incapable
of self government in Hayti.
M isery begets the largest part of
humanity. Ignorance rears It. Hum­
bug educates it.. Tradition enslaves
it
Fashion cripples it.
Ambition
governs it. (¡iced despoils it. Need
kills it Hypocrisy buries it.
the aggregate liability is considerably
heavier. This is accounted for in part
by several exceptionally big failures.
The figures indicate a gradual wiping
out of competition. Last year the lia­
bilities were smaller, but the total num­
ber of failures was larger. The small
dealers were being destroyed. This
year, with a larger liability total, the
number of individual sufferers is small­
er. That Is, having overcome the lit­
tle fellows, who are always the first
sufferers, the trusts are encroaching on
the domains of the larger corporations,
either absorbing them ordriving them
out of business.
S enator R eid S moot of Utah
hastens to commend the I’resident's
utterances regarding large families and
race suit Me, and incidentally points to
T he homeseekers' rate, which waste
the fad that I’nsident Smith, of the
have
expired on June 15, will be con­
Mormon Church, now has 1,003 direct;
tinued
until August or September. The
descendants.
Great Northern has already announced
We want a representative in every
citj and town in this state to present that it intends to continue the reduced
our business. Our proposition is an fare iu effect, and the other northern
exceptional one, and offers to a good, lines will be compelled to make a sim-
rei i e, ,
party, with references, j ilar rate. The settlers’ rate, a low one­
not. i< ss than »lnO pt>r month Noean-
va^sino or appointing of agents a way fare, will probably be abandoned
bin a-tide. legitimate business. Address I 1 after June 15, the date upon which it
u. ii tamp, C. <!. I’ulsifer & Co., Lum­ was intended the rate should be discon­
ber Exchange, Seattle.
tinued. There is apparently no de­
I xci . e S am often plays a lone hand mand for a continuation of this quota­
.n diplomacy and generally wins out: tion, and unless railroad men alter their
an 1 it is noticeable that several others plans it will be given up. 1’he home­
of
• great powers are getting ready seekers' rate is only offered twice a
d -nit when the hand with Rus- month, and is quoted at one fare plus
en played to a conclusion. 82 for the round trip. This rate is in­
;e United States does they will tended to induce easterners who are anx­
> . ut they will let us do it tirst.
ious to locate in a new field to make a
1
London Daily Mail publishes trip to the coast to investigate condi­
the _fi it, • series of letters from Percival tions hero. Liberal stopover privileges
I
i ; , its special correspondent at are provided, and the rate has been
Mat '.a, showing the American failure found to work satisfactorily. The set­
n . e 1 hilippines. He declares that tlers’ rate, a reduced one-way fare, has
i • tn campaign has made no succeeded in drawing thousands of per­
i
.- .on in the islands; that the fir- sons westward. These people have de­
termined, before leaving the east, to
i- co extensivo with the coast
i v, aid a leeling« f utter insecurity settle on the coast, and it is merely a
. v. J, .t l.< ai quart« rs. The corre- question with them of picking out the
.1. < . t . *o asserts that in a country best location.
HE REFUSED TO SELL
Turner and Ills Great Picture, “Th«
lliiilillii^ <it ( nrtlinae.”
When Turner exhibited Ills great pic­
ture, “The Building of Carthage,” he
was disappointed because it had not
been sold at once at the private view
and angry with the press for criticising
It severely. Sir llubert Peel culled up-
pn him.
"Mr. Turner," said lie, "I admire your
‘Carthage’ so much that I want to buy
It. I am told you want 500 guineas for
It.”
“Yes,” said Turner; “it was 500 guin­
eas. but today it's C>00.”
“Well,” said Sir Robert, “I did not
come prepared to give (500, and I must
think it over. At the same time it
seems to me thut the change is an ex­
traordinary piece of business on your
part.”
"Do as you please,” said Turner. “Do
ns you please.”
After a few days Sir Robert called
agalu upon the great painter. "Mr.
Turner,” he began, "although I thought
ft a very extraordinary thing for you to
raise your price, I shall be proud to buy
that picture, and 1 am prepared to give
you tiie Gnu guineas.”
"Ah!" said Turner. "It was GOO guin­
eas. but today it’s 700.”
Sir Robert grew angry, and Turner
laughed. "I was only in fun,” he said.
"I don’t intend to sell the picture at all.
It shall l»e my winding sheet.”
For years he kept it in his cellar.
Then it was brought up and hung in
his gallery, where it remained as long
as he lived. When he died, he left it
to the nation.—Youth’s Companion.
Forcing the Pore.
COUNTY RECORDS
Matters of Importance Transacted at
the Court House.
REAL ESTATE.
R E Wimer to M L Whitney, one-
fourth interest in ne} of sec 10, tp
39, 2e, 8100.
A D Helman to John W Coleman, la
west of 1) L C 41, tp 39, 1 e, 8200.
John W Coleman to Ashland Preserv­
ing Co., la in D L C 41, tp 39, 1 e,
8400
J W Merritt to C W Jeffers, lot 7,bl 2,
Central Point, 825.
Emma J Walker to G E Graves, prop­
erty in Ashland, 8500.
Fordyce Roper to N M and C A Bol­
ton, one-half of 7a in sec 9, tp 39,
1 e, 8175.
Carter Land Co to N M and C A Bol­
ton, 7a in sec 9, tp 39,’1 e, 8175.
W A Patrick to Frank Salsbury, 20a
in sec 3, tp 39, 1 e, 8600.
Frank Salsbury to Allen Davis, 3a in
Ashland, 8600.
Geo E Rassman to Annie M Thomas,
land in tp 39 1 e 81000.
M A Gallant to Rebecca Eggleston,
lots s and 9, bl 33, Ashland,8200.
Harriet Barnes to Phil Loostey se f of
swf of sec 29 and ej of uw} of sec
32, tp35, 2 w, 81000*.
T W Hill to Horatio S Sanford, nw}
of nwi of sec 12, tp 39, 1 w, 40a, 8600.
Fred Grob to T W Hill, nw} of nw}
cf sec 12, tp 39, 1 w, 40a, 8400.
Fred Grob to Shorty Hope M & M Co
nw} of nw} of sec 12, tp 39, 1 w, 40a,
81.00.
Horatio Sanford to Shorty Hope M &
M Co, nw} ,,f nw} of iec 12, tp 39, 1
w, 40a, 81.
Ida M Ling to II G Shearer, ej of 1)
L C 44, tp 37, 1 w, 8200.
J W Miller tu E F Steelman, n< } Jf
nw} of sec 33, tp 36, 3 w, 8400.
Martha M Brown to A J Staub, la ID
tp 36, 1 e, 8160.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been
iu use for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of
and has been made under his per­
sonal sujMTvision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle witii and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil» Pare»
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm»
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep»
The Children’s Panacear-The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
.ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
_
George Gordon, an old Scotchman of
miserly habits, was dying. A neighbor
who was on friendly terms with the
old man's relatives agreed to call on
the minister and beg him to try to
induce the old fellow to make a will,
r T 1
The minister consented and at length
THE CENTAUR COMMNY, TT MURRAY STREET. NCW YORK CfTY
persuaded the miser to allow a lawyer
:t f'.v
<!< ; <r.. ivg «i.tiicly vpin agriculture
to
be
sent
for.
The Wastes of the Body.
\ Rlejrr*! Ca’.’!?n»b P .r'jrrs
By tiie time he arrived the old man
.11 re ■ o fcr i:s piusprity tie land is being. Every seven days the blood, muscles
She* tn.’
K ths S j U» wh re tue
..r
.‘'u donid. II • says it is time and bones of a man of average size was rapidly sinking, but the will was
V
s
>
here
;
vistiti
grea’öt t!?w:r tarn;» Is the
i ■ ’U no! States to decide wheth- loses
__ two
___ pounds
,
of wurnoul tissue. smartly drawn up and duly awaited his O»mer W Long u> J K Read­
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE.
I wciU ere IxatrL
This
waste
cannot
be rep’enislied and signature. lie was propped up iu bed
■
r
t
;
.
r..
"
.
t
be
a
1
ccousideration
of
er,
lots
23.
24
aad
25,
bl
H,
a r i
:.t
C.-Jifcrrla’» «weetest odrrc
Tbe undersigned.baring been duly appointed
the health aud strength kept up with­ and managed to write “George G ot —.”
Ashland..................................... 8130 00
and qualified ah administrator of tbe Estate
\e_al its [ ciiev if the |ast four years.
out perfect digestion. When tiie Then he fell back exhausted.
ere prc’.tfy bot’.kJ fcr tb'se
of
Ann Ross Helms.'ate of Jackson County,Ore .
An eager relative who stood by seized Geo H Andrews to L E Read­
THE Crescent City Record, in dis stomach and digestive crgansfail to
The lsrgest gum ever paid for a prescription deceased, persons baring claims against said
v.' o tanncl »Lit «id see and
► state are hereby Dotltied to present them,
er, lots 13 to 22, bl X, Ash­
eft for AA 1 tnd Sur- ii-- • g railroad it mors, says that in- perform their functions the strength the pen and stuck it iu the dying man’s
I changed hands in San Francisco Aug 30. 1901.
j ¡ X enl smell ths beautiful
with tbe proper vouchers attached, to me at
lets down, health givtsway atd dis­ band.
Tbe
transfer
Involved
In
coin
and
stock
1112,-
my
residence at Ashland. Jackson County. Ore .
land
..............................................
350
G;
nt
in
h
as
?m
;
lo
r.i
i .tion-are that litre will be some ease sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
£, «ve i "f this worJc’f 'J ti. :a.
S00 and was paid by a party of business men within six months from tbe date hereof
. »
“‘D,’ Geordi«*, ‘d,’” referring to the L E Reader to S C Miller,
I
-ck-rni
h
-ho
Dated
this 15th cay of April. 1SKJ3
bi.,
.'.i
g
in
i
ci
Norte
county,
enables tbe stom ich aud digestive or-
Ce- ne’.v Has Just arrived—
for a specific for Bright s Disease and Diabetes
next letter of tbe signature.
MRS A. R DAVIS.
property
in
Ashland
..............
300
Mr-.
I.
J.
P.
rkry.ule,
«l
o
!
a-
i
e<.n
gaus
to
digest
and
assimilate
all
of
(
'ul.,
v.
:
;i
i
t
he
n«
xt
year.
A
party
of
»reut you coms And S“e tîis
i
hitherto Incurable diseases.
Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Ross
The ol.l man glared up wrathfully.
the
wholesome
food
that
may
bv
eaten
L E Reader to C M Po ev,
>i' ii2 iieim< ti er, Mrs. 1). I. s id- - irvej rs arrived at Crescent City
They commenced tbe serious investigation of Heims, deceased.
vtsltcrs from the West. FJ
“Dee?" lie snapped. "1'11 dee when
into the kind of blood that rebuilds
tbe specific Nov. 15. 1930. They interviewed
lots IS to 22, bl X, Ashland.
im, returned home i tew’day» a.’ <■
f.um Eureka, and two other parties tbe tissues and pivte ’ls the health I'm ready, ye uvaricious wratch!"
CalHorcb rerfunesf
scores of tbe cured and tried it out on its Timber Land Act June 3, 1878—No­
M r-. GcOree Jeffries, who i;..-. been wine due, when the article was writ­ and strength of the mind and holy.
Wm Faber to D T Lawton,
tice for-Publication.
merits by putting over three dozen cases on
lots 5, 6 and 7, bl 3. Med­
m iking fiit nd.- at Ashland anexlend- ten. The men are supposed to be in Kodol cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Little Early Riser.
the treatment and watching them. They also
It is an
ford .............................................. 250 t'O go physicians to name chronic, incurabl
UxrtKD S tates L and O ffice .
ed vi'it, rtturned home Sunday even­ the employ of the Oregon Pacific It. and all stomach troubles.
J. TV. I i .
Roseburg, Oregon. February 25. 18u3.
ideal spring tunic. Sold by City Drug now and then, at bedtime will cure John Peterson to Betty Peter­
cases, and administered it with the physician
ing.
constipation, biliousness and liver
R., and one crew is to survey to Grants Store.
Jacken V 1 ,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance-
with the provisions ofiheact of Congress ot
troubles.
DeWitt's
Little Early
Wilson and William-, f wo firs’-, li-- Pass’, another to Eureka, and the third
son, lot 10. bl 52, Medford... 1000 00 or judges. Up to Aug. 25 eighty-seven per June
3. lS7s. entitled An act for the sale of
cent, of the test cases were either well or pro­
Risers are the famous little pills that Joliu G Norton to Margretle
timber lands in the States of California. Ore­
workmen, are erecting a tint r- s cience is to work northward towards Coos
A Seedless Watermelon.
gressing favorably.
cure by arousing the secretions,
gon.
Nevada
Wastington Territory." as
Lee, lot 1, bl 18, Phoenix...
40 oo There being but thirteen per cent, of failures, extended to all and
for Wm. Ctcbran on Uis ta rm near 1 'ay. These reports are doubtless born
tbe Public Land States by act
moving the bowels gently, yet effect­
of
August
4.
1W2.
Alexander
G. Mathews, of Du
the parties were satisfied and closed the trans­
S. P. Peake, writing to the St. L uis ually, and giving such tone and Julia A Owen to 1 C R >bnett,
tow n.
CATARA
M-
of id- torrid atmosphere whichr Col. T.
luth, County of St. Louis. State of Minnesota,
action.
Tbe
proceedings
of
the
investigating
strength
to
the
glands
of
the
stomach
lot 16, bl 11, Central Point.. 500 <0
has this day riled in this office his sworn s’ate-
Mrs. Mary Fr’es and son Clover Wain Morgan-Draper, F. H. Osgood, Globe-Democrat
from
Rosendale,
committee and the clinical reports of the test ment No. 4516. for tbe purchase of the SWq
to Charles W
have gone to Prospect, t 3 s]»eod a C apt. Crawford and other titled gen- Minn., says: “Will you please say aod liver that thecause of the trouble s Sherman
I-. a., i ' ’.;• .
of
Section No. 4. in Township No. 4< South, oi
cases
were
published
and
will
be
mailed
free
la removed entirely: and if their u-e
Range No. 2 West, and will offer proof tc sbow
Sherman, sw} of sw} of sec
couple of months wit It her daughter. tldn -r. ar e dispensing in such reckless these few words forme about seedless is continued for a few days, tbere will
b iapplicat‘on Address J ohn J Fvt.Ti N Co. that
the land sought is more valuable for it»
10 tp 39, 1 w, 40a ....................
watermelons: After the vine has run­ be no return of the c mplatet. Sold
timber cr stone than for agricultural purpos­
Mrs. Wm. G'ieve.
1 00
profusion.
e'.cjxscs, sooihcs and hcc-S
es,
and
to establish his claim to said ¡and be
ners about eight inches long cover by all druggists.
Allie Millsap to Grace Mül­
The Saints of God have pitched a
fore Chas. Nickell, U. S. Commissioner, at Med­
thè diseu“-1 m-mbrazi
D un ’ s review of business condi-
them
with
dirt
and
keep
wet
until
this
ford.
Oregon,
on Saturday, the 16th day of
ler, lot 1, bl 33, Ashland... SOO 00
tent here and will preach every night tarns for the month of April lacks a
I’ cnrrscatarri; and ùr>. i
May. Ik03. He names as witnesses: Richard
Retail Market Report.
place take root; then cut them ofl
away a rold la tùs L.-i
II E Stone to Tho* H Weedon
iluriug tbe week. All are invited t< good deal of showing as favorable con­ tiie vine. Be sure they have good
Callaghan, of Duluth. Minn.; Frank Kasshafer.
—-
A mong
of Jacksonville. Oregon; W. G. Kenney, of
The following quotations were
Vltk’r.
property
in
sec
8,
tp
39,
1
e.
attend
these
meetings.
150
00
roots
first,
and
keep
all
buds
pinched
Jacksonville. Oregon; Sol Bright.of Watkins,
ditions. generally speaking, as the
made up this afternoon, and is an
Creata Dalia b pbcz . ,o the nostrils, spreads
Oregon.
Tne
Mr and Mrs. Brown, of L ok'>ut, same mouth last year. This year there off the runners till cut from the vim. impartial report of the prices charged Charles Hocuiu to A Pen Da­
r‘ d. Relief is im-
•ver t'.e mctabraue aaJ
Ary and all persons claiming adversely the
vie, pro;>erty in Ashland..... 150 00
cedute aad a cure fol.r r,’. T, [♦ 13 na€ drying—does Nei Pi rces county, Idaho, arrived d ie more than 100 fewer failures, but If this don’t make seedless melons 1 by Jacksonville dealers:
\D a I5IE5 above-described lands are requested to file
am
badly
mistaken.
’
’
their
cla;ms in this office on or before said 16th
.
’
•>
cents
at
Drug-
Wheat—90c per bushel.
Hot produce snceuln’. I r.r -
Eliza C Wail to Cora L Snell,,
here last week. Mrs. B. is a daugh­
day ot May, 1903
Flour
—
82.20
(a
12.40
per
100
pounds.
g’sts or by mali; Trial S r . 9 cents.
J. T BRIDGES. Register.
wj of sw} of se} of sec 8,
ter of Dr. J. H. Pieasants,
Oats—50c per bushel.
. reel, New Yortt
ELT B3OTHET.S, tJ’V
tp37, 2 w, 20a..............
200 CO
Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert, ot Horn-
Barley—Rolled. 81.25 per cental.
Timber Land Act. June 3, 1878—
'
'I
"i
’
Cora L Snell to John Wcols-
Ilay—Per ton. baled. 815.
Hr, ok, Calif., w ti > h tve been vi<ii ing
Notice for Publication.
Potatoes—holjc. per tt>.
oncruft. w | of sw} of sci of
the la’ter’s parent', Mr. and Mr'.
Onions—lc per pound.
sec 8, tp 37, 2 w, 20a................
300 00
U kited S tates L and Orricx.
j T‘!C.
B y
Booth Lee, left f >r home a few days
Butter—lof<r 50e per roll.
Jim Dumps had tried some time ia vain
Roseburg, Oregon. March 19. 19d3.
Samuel
Smith
to
S
P
Mat
­
ago.
Beans—3(<i5c per pound.
I Notice is hereby given th»t in compliance
To ease an after-dinner pain
with the provision-, ot the act ot Congress ot
Lard—15c per round.
thew, 16a in sec 19, tp 37, 1
A large representati n of A. O. U.
Which gnawed at him his belt below,
June3. leTS. ertitied "An act for the sale ot
Eggs—1.5 cts perdozen.
west.............................................
SOO 00
timber lands in the States of California. Ore­
W. trom Table Rock went to Eag c
And filled his world with indigo.
Sugar—D. G. 85.90^<i8<>.40 per < wt.
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
This wonderful
ie posi­
A
L
Mills
to
U
S,
nei
and
wj
.
tzx *11
tho
5 <-rd wt
Point Saturday night to a-'i't Mr.
,
i
extended
the » Pv.r,li,>
Public
butte» K bv w act
Poultry—83.50 to 84.00 per doaeo.
Dytpepsia now can’t bother him,
i ¡of August
.. — to
. . 4. all .
..
...... Land
.....................
tively cures Consumpfon, Coughs
IMS,
Robert
Ji. Bayfield of
of
sec
11,
also
sec
9,
tp
40,
1
Hams
—
1»»
l
(<
i
17
c
per
pound.
Fevuy in organizing a lodge at that
For
“
Force"
hat
made
him
“ Sunny Jim.
| Grant s Pass, county of Josephine. State or
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthna, Pneu­
east, 120a.....................................
Shoulders—124c per pound.
Territory of Oregon, has this dsv tiled in this
place.
; office his sworn statement No 4666. for the
monia, Hay Fever, Pleur’sy, La-
Side Bacon—15ia20j per pound.
Carter Land Co to C A Si­
R. II. Hodge, of Medford, «pent
purchase of the NS of SE>< and Ns of SW>»
Grippe, Hoarseness. $ • e Throat,
of Sectior No 2b. in Township
ip No. 37. South
mons, lot 8, H B Carter add,
several days here last week, putting
of
Range No. 3 West, and will
11 offer
oOer proof to
Croup and Whoop . " Cough.
AT
ALL
LEADING
DEALERS.
Reduced
Summer
Excursion
Ashland ......................................
275 00
sbow that the land sought is more valuable
in bis piteut stovepipe bolder'. He
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
Every bottle gu--?!)4
No
D L Ri«*e to Jane JamiesoD,
Rates.
put in a great number, ar.d lie t'.mk-
purposes, and to establish his cla'm to said
Cure. No Pay. Price
I
land before R. L. Bartlett. Countv Clerk, at
5a
in
sec
16,
tp
39,
1
e
............
1
00
the jCbp’.e here for ttieir liberal pit-
Grant’s Pass. Oregon, on Friday, the 5th day
Trial b .t.
The
Denver
&
Rio
Grande,
popular
­
Maggie
Townsend
to
Mary
of
June. 1H33. Hec .mes as witnesses: A. H.
ronage.
Mock. Arthur Morri w. noy Bunyard of Grant s
ly known as tiie “Scenic Line of tbe
Kime,
}a
in
I)
L
C
59,
sec
23,
Tbe n embers of W. H. Harrpo
MA NO FAC : L’RERS.
Pass. Oregon, and A. Perry of Jacksonville.
World.” has announced greatly re­
Oregon.
tp 38, 1 w....................................
40 80
Post Ko. 87 cerducted the funeral <
duced round-trip rates from Pacific
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
I the late Mr.
above described lands are requested to file
Coast point* f< r the benefit of teach­ Clara E Lynch to H S Lynch
Middlebu'l er. who w.i
¿ives work
their claims In this office on cr before said
er* win» will spend their vacation in
90a i n sec 2. tp 39, 1 w............
200 00
killed by a runaway team at
5th day of June. 1903.
A Fon to Indigestion.
to weak
the East, aud of delegates to all the J C Williams to C Vroman,
J ' T. B ridges . Register.
Point, Friday. The renraini
“Every summer I have had
promlneat C nventions—N. E A., at
digestions
right
to
construct
a
dit.h
to
take
tonice,
but
now
I
use
brought to Central P
Bost« n: A. O. U. W . at St. Paul; B
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1 Force.’ 1 am enjoying excel-
through sw} of ne} of sec 11,
and supplies
P. O. E. at Baltimore; Woodmen of
f r intcrmei t
! -at health ; it has built me up.
America at Indianapolis; Eagles, at
tp 35, 4 w....................................
1 00 Io the County Court ot Jackson County. Oregon
I eat ‘Force’ at night and it
the energy.
U nited S tates L and O ffice .
'3 of sat-
have been £¿0
New Yoik; Mystic Shrine, at Sarato- Wm D M« ore to C Vroman,
In tbe matter of the Estate of Wm. S Cook,
r ives me a restful sleep. It
Roseburg. Oregon. April. 2. 1903
deceased
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
jisfrj custo”:r
for ever r. .y years.
ga Springs; K. of P, al Louisville,
I ii.ds up. satisflee and Is pleas­
water
diteh
through
nw}
of
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned with the provisions cf the act of Congress ot
ant to eat and a foe to indi­
and T. P. A., at Indianajolis.
¡s.
ha* been by said Court duly appointed as the June 3. IS?*, eni it led -An Act for tbe sale of
gestion.
se} aid sw} sw} of sec 11. tp
’ I wt.cre In thi
X. lb - y’-’ces i
Ticlte s at i he reduced rates will be
administrator of the estate of Wm. S. Cook. timber lands in the States of California. Ore­
“M rs . K atb W. D ow
our
we «’-.liver . 'Is to
1
based upon one fare for the round trip,
35, 4 w.........................................
1 00 deceasMt Any and ail persons having claims gon. Nevada and Washington Territory." at
against *»,.1 estate are required to tile tie extended to all Public Land States bv act of
ci «xpx wM ^r n»-E chart xs.
but win be sold only on certain days. Joseph Whalen to C Vroman,
same, duly verified, with meat my residence in August 4, llk*2. Justus Norris.of Wimer, county
Tn -e t ekets will carry stopover priv­
Rock Point Precinct. Jackson county. Oregon, of Jackson.State of Oregon.has this day filed in
water ditch through nj of
Vicll’a C-r.ri< ii
within six months from the date of first pubi.- this office his sworn statement No 4.'4 .for th*
ileges on tbe going trip, giving pas-
cation
hereof.
purchase of the SW», of See No J. in Twp Xo 3*
swt
of
sec
11,
tp
35,
4
w
........
1
00
e. I
senuers an opportunity to visit Salt
KOBT. M COOK. Administrator.
South, cf Pange No 3 W and will offer proof to
Q, Flore-l Guide I i
Lake City, Glenwiod Springs, Colora­
J K. N kiu Attorney for Estate.
show thst the land sought is more valusbie for
PROBATE COURT.
First
Date
ot
Ihibligation
April
29,
1W3.
its timberor stone than tor agricultural pur­
do
Springs
and
Denver;
and
will
be
tor 1QOO
Estate
of
Emma
Webber.
Float
poses.
and to establish bis claim to- said land
good to return anytime within ninety
before Chas Xickell. U. S. Commissioner at
2 eveiyone v
(90) day*. Passengers going via the stat ment approved and guardian dis-
U Vafual
Medford.
Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th day of
SHERIFF'S SALE
uLcr >**» only a 2
June. ISK3. He names as witnesses: John
Denver & Rio Grande are given the chargt d.
Allan, of Eugene. Oregon; Rilev Hammersly.
*1 .immense
lour.
Tn. It is not
privilege of returning via a different
Estate of Jas Harvey. First semi­
August Strause and John Hillis, allot Wimer
By virtue of an execution issued out Oregon.
route
logue, but * work of ref:
. fall cf
Any and all prisons claiming adversely the
For t) o rate to the point you wish annual rep rt of administrator tiled of the Circuit Court for the State of Or­
profitable i Jraoit: oil A . c ’.of .ver
above described lands are requested to file
Estate ol minor heirs of H If Ma­
t
j
go, and far dates of sale and oilier
too illusti; ted pages, t e if you
egon,
for
the
County
of
Jackson,
on
the
their
claims in this office on or before said Jtth
•-OCATEO 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
particulars, as well as for illustrated gruder. Order made to require inter­
day of June. 1903
mention thia poy.r. \.’r e for it
5th
day
of
May,
1903,
upon
a
judgment
pamphlets, write.
J T. BRIDGES. Register
OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON
ested parties to appear May 25th and
aud decree duly rendered in the said
W. C M c B ride , Geural Agent,
Farmer's iZandlxooK
C ong i
show
cause
why
real
estate
should
124 Third St., Portland, Ore.
court on the 29th day of March, 1902,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A vahfck'Je Teferen.e book that tfc.’- all about
not be sold.
which said judgment was docketed in
the cul'.uxa az.d c-re uf crops, preparation of
Estate of C Magruder, deceased.
U nited S tates L and O ffice .
land, icrti’.xir;, spraying ti- Svut TREE if
the Clerk’s office of the said Court in
X- ... < Koseburg, Oregon. April lsth. 1903
‘ ir li itLliia” purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Rock
Same proceedings as above.
dsaizel
•.uV»ce 's hereby given that in compliance
Jackson county, Oregon, on the 10th
' ; >1 rt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock b the best all-round chick­
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress of
Estate of J A Boyer. Order for fi­
J AMP-5 VICH’S sows
day
of
April,
1902,
in
favor
of
Andrew
Junes.
lBJb. entitled An act tor the sale ot
en .-.town; m ttures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for tbe
nal discharge of administrator made.
Roc i»ster, Xicx
timber lands in the States of California.Ore-
Irwin,
Plaintiff,
and
against
the
“
Fort
­
gou. Nevada, and Washington Territory ” as
t ib'
I'.rst co tie, first served. Order now, and thus make sure of a start in
Estate of Anna Curry. Monday.
WELL- \t G:
“I have gone 14 dap at a time without a
extended to all the Public Land States by act
t'.ii-f; sit;- rior fowl.. There is money in them, whether raised for the market Movement of the bowel». Dot being able to June 8th. set as day for the hearing of una Mining Company.” Defendants, of August 4th. tsy?, Emil
Britt. of
to Mr. ar.d
move tbeiu except by u»iug hot water injection».
for
the
sum
of
Two
Thousand.
Six
Jackson county. State of Oregon, and a resi­
cr f r borne use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred, Chronic coD«tlpatlon for seveu ye»r« placed me In final account.
a daughter.
dent
of
the
Town
of
Jacksonville
of
said
state,
Hundred. Ninety-seven and
14-100 has this dav tiled in this office his sworn state
terrible couditlou; during that time 1 did ev­
­
and it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
Call at the farm, or write. thl»
Estate of J W Masterson. Sale of
—At Grants Pass A i ri
erything I heard of but never found any relief; »uob
(82697.14) Dollars, with interest at the ment No. 4i«k>. for the purchase of the SWq of
wm
my
case
until
I
began
using
CASCARETS
I real estate confirmed.
to Dr. and Mrs 11. C. Dix
;,fon N°
in Township No.
E. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
now hare from one to three passages a day. and If I
rate of 10 per cent per annum from the XT South. Ss
Range No. 3 West, and will
wu rlcb 1 would give 1100 lO for each movement; it
Estate of Jos B Wait. Ord^r of pro
offer
proof
to
show
that
the laud sought
29th day of March, 1902, until paid, to­ is more valuable for its timber
li»ucbs relief •
Avt.siin L. Hr nt .
or stone
rata distribution on certain claims
1SW Kuwell Si. Detroit. Mloh.
gether with (810.00) Ten Dollars costs« J“»n for agricultural purposes, and to establish
mac.e,
amounting
to
38
per
cent.
his
j
la
m
to
said
land
before
the
countv
clerk
Ltícl !
and the further sun of Three Hun- OT,.J.!k.ik*>nn>i0ub,.y’ Creb’on. at Jacksonville.
CANDY
XI f
Estate of M P Phipps: semi-annual dred (8300.00)
on Thursday, the 16th day of July 1903
Doliars
attorney ’s Oregon,
w
CATHARTIC
c-j>rr T
He names as witnesses; John F Miller, James
account for April, 1903, tiled.
after a hard ride, or a tiresome day, when the horses
fees,
g sil A ib.
Tni
‘niner’ ¿ohn Marsh.
of Jack on
are unsaddled and all is made snug for the night, the
Vilk, and Albert Perry, of Grants Pass.
Estate of W K Smith. Inveutory
.» f vv>ru
And whereas it was ordered, ad- abi>vl
MARRI
i?d.?iiPf’rTQs. cla'm'ng adversely the
MU -K AI
and appraisement filed, and order for judged and decreed that the inortga,
?' obed lauds art- requested to file
ch« ft
.
.
-
day
of
Ju
“Sl»03thlS °“ee °r bv,ore said 1#,h
sale of personalty made.
a< h rs
mentioned in plaintiff’s complaint
R ummell —H eismann -At P r’.ian
J.T BRIDGES.
Estate of Henry A merman. Sec­ herein be foreclosed on ■ the mort­
whiskies are favorites with all prospectors, lumbermen,
Mav 3, 1903, J >itn M. R m ueil
Register.
■g is ter.
tourists, and other travelers who feel the need of the
ond
semi-annual
account
of
adminis
­
gaged
premises
described
therein,
to
­
quieting,
restful
and
rejuvenating
effect
of
these
brands.
G’iinti Pa-s and M's. Martha
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. DO
_ _
No outfit is romplete without them, and in cases of
wit:
limber Land Act, June 3. 1878—
Names.
He mat n < f I’ etl n 1.
Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 23c. 60c. trator filed.
emergency, they are worth their weight in gold.
SW} of SE} in Section 36. Tp.
Estate of Rose Chavner; final dis­
Notice of Publication.
...
CURE
CONSTIPATION.
...
' ollak —A very —At Ashland, M y
bars ; DRUGGISTS, CLUBS and DEALERS.
36 South, of Range 4 West of Willam­
charge
ordered.
CUrllM >».«7
ChlM<0. ■«.Ir.U, I.» lork Mi
9, 19i.3, L oyd Dougald Coll ¡r anti
U nited S tates L and O ffice .
ette Meridian, Jackson county, Ore­
NEW CASKS.
W. J. VAN SCUUYVER ft CO., lac., Distributern. PORTLAND. IRE.
Mi ' Carrie I’eiiri Avery, both <
N a ,4~> <- .KuseburS- Oregon. Feb. S , 1903
ADMINISTRATOR’.: SALE OF
gon.
Alfred
J
Weeks
and
Edith
A
Orr
vs
«Hh
’
.h
hereby
given that iu evmpliariee
Yreka, Cal f., by Rev. J. T. Abbott
Treasurer’s Eighth Notice.
BEAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that I will on Juñe \‘ls-?’enStHlìS«ui ‘he Bc‘ of Owgreas of
Wm
F
Herrin
et
al;
to
quiet
title.
N i -. wton -S hort --At Klamath Fa 1-. j
5
Office of the County Treasurer of 1 W 1 Vawter, attorney for plaintiff.
Saturday, June6th, 1903, at the hour
May 3, 1903, Almo Newton and Mi"
Jackson County, Oregon, Jack- [■
In ’.be C< nvy Cea t f r ae’ so County, State
of 2 o’clock p. m. of the said day, in
W
E
Phlppt,
vs
W
W
Willits;
to
re
­
Edith Short, by Rev. J. B. Grilliith.
sonvllle, May 8, ¡903.
I
<f O.’ gou. s;ttiu2 11 P o ate.
In the m: l er cr the estate of Jessie I. Harn W ood —R eeve —in Jacksonville, May
Notice is hereby given that there cover money. W. E. Phippe, attor­ front of the Court House in Jackson­ day fi'ñií'iñ'th'r^á
n, ?.n thl8
his swum »tateiTHn; No
ville, Oregon, in obedience to the said
i o.id, «Jrc as <•.
MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS have »eei in tut­ are funds in tiie county treasury for ney in propria persona.
3, 1903, iiy W. J. I’ly itrtii,J. P., Chas.
Qu irter
NCT CF. Is b ’reby Hr a 11.; t bv virtue of an
writ of execution, sell all the right, (NWx?)1* ofC SecttnneKf
oyer M years by the leaders ot the Uorrncn Chnrch and theii the redemption of all outstanding
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
M XV' <»i and Miss Lena Reeve.
ctdrr cf the stores it I C u : ' ourt, made in
followers. Positively cures the worst cases in old and youna c muty warrants protested from Nov.
title
and
interest
of
the
above
named
Richard Stallcup and M. A. Dollar-
„ dkriration, cxcvsoci,
----- -— or cigarette »nicking.
„ t Curea'l.ngt
ure8
2 front offectl of BeU-ubnse,
10,1900, to April 6, 1901, both dates
the matter of th« Estate of Ji >- i 1. flammood. S tallcup —D ollakhide —Io
Jack
defendants — Fortuna Mining Com­
•’»l».'o<L Iinpotency, Lent
Lout Power, NI<rh«-l.o,.Hea,
NIght-I.OH»»*», Spermatorrhoea,
SjK-rmstorrhii.a, In.oinnla
Insoiiinla
hide.
deceased, on the 23.1 .ay < ' Ay I’, 1903, the un
inclusive.
Interest
on
same
will
cease
—
"
“ —
*
*
“
- «»
a. Nerv-ou»
____ _ ■w.w.i»«.
s invilie, April 29, 1903, by Rev. S.
i »in Bin a. Evil Uealrea, Seminal
Emi»Mlon.,
i.ame
Baek,
DebllU y' •
!d
<
state,
will
deniigned, administrator <f
after tbe above date.
■ •laelit , I »liliithS to Marry, I.o»» of Semen, Vari- "■
-------
’
“
Charles M. Wood and Lena Reeve. pany in and to the above described
cocele.orConMtlp»-
H. Jones, It. S. Stallcup atd Miss
»>i, Slops Quickne»» of Diohiir^., Stop» Nervon«
| J Twf chlnv of Eye.
Iats t.and
at J “ Med-
sell at private sale, su’.jei t to :o i rmation by
I). II. M iller , County Treasurer
property, to satisfy said judgment, in­ fora
M»v lftT°He
On»S* Comiulssioner
‘lUr'1“y’ th*-
of
1«. Effect» are immediate. Impart vigor and potency t>» everi
function. Don’t get
M. A. Di liarhide.
said county court, to the L’gh'.s bidder for
terest, costs and attorney’s fees, also
|.ond> nt, a cure 1» at hand. Restores small, undeveloped _____
____ _______
_
A Startling Test.
l&lorgHns.
Stimulates
cash, from aud after
t raiu and nerve ce «er». 60c. a box, 6 for |2.50 by mail. A wiitteu guarantee, to cure Or
; ictiej rsfuudea, withb boxes. Circulars free.
To save a life Dr. T. G. Merritt, of accruing costs, to the highest bidder
•““Ski
Saturday, May 30, 1803,
DIED.
Bear, tbe
No. Mehtopany, Pa., made a startling for lawful money of tho United States.
Ad drees, BISHOP REMEDY CO.. San Franclsc«, Cal
Signature
test resulting in a wonderful cure. He
Dated this 6th day of May, 1903.
All of the following described real proper ty I»c-
writes: “A patient was attacked with
of
16th day o?May. ia¿8 °ffice on or be,0PB SBld
jouxltig to said estate, towit;
J. M. RADER.
violent hemorrhages, caused by ul­
jf th«» swq C art - Near Wilderville, May 7, 1903,
C< mmencing at the SF c -z
J T. BR idg ES. Register.
Sheriff of Jackson county, Oregon.
of consumption, Mrs. W. H. Cart.
ceration of the stomach. 1 had often
3.’ S, R » W;
of NWM, Section 25. T«u.
found
Electric
Bitters
excellent
for
V
<
>
t
190
f>
<
t
Grants
Kass,
May
H,
C
offman
—
At
thence north 765 le t; ihirc
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
acute stomach and liver troubles, so 1
TEAMS WANTED.
<> r et; thence
thence south+46 feet; . . • i •
1903, James W. Cuffman; aged Wc
prescribed them. The patient gained
<• t. to place of
aouth 31» feet; thercc c; ■ ■
years.
from the first, and has not had an at­
We want a number of logging ,./\bl?elt,,,Orse’ stuall stir in face
beginning, in J«ck- ■. i afy <
tack In 14 months.” Electric Bitters teams and trucks to work bv tlm da»
Dbhod; also a bay mare, strin in fdrp
B
ennett
—At Cottage Grove, April
A S 11
ND.
has
stood
the
test
25
years.
Average
Annual
Sales
over
One
and
a
Half
Million
are positively guaranteed for Dyspep­ or contract. Addte-s < r cU| on Ap­ unshod, slight ce llar mark on ton of
1. liatu-
Adminiatrc’cro' .< . state
25, 1903, of consumption. Sam Ben­
sia, Indigestion, Constipation and plegate Boom aud Lumler Company
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? 1
No Cure, No Pay.
50c.
luond dec- a.<d
nett, formerly of Grant* Pass; aged
Kidney troubles. Tiy them. Only Murphy, Josephine county, Ore.
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent, package of Grove
Gi
’s Black Rxxrt. Liver Pills.
First publ.ca’.uiL at not kc uated this Ztilh day,
50c. at City Drug Store.
24
yearb
K- R- A rmstrong ,
April, HUL
■•Mt frótn
CaSiforri’iTv-'s
102.16
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Bright’s Disease.
Naca!
[?/’$ Crcara Baisi
(611LYÍ ill!
Stands for fhc best
that is maJe in
Ofl. KIKb a IO ObiOitfl!
jfootwear.
C.G otzia . x &Q
ST. PAUU.
15 CENTS PER EGG
the Camp Fire,
CYRUS NOBLE KW?
xiöcajwto
I VISCOVHiiLFiY!
a
:
<
At City Drug Store, Jacksonville
Grove s Tasteless Chili Tonic
" •
-N ipper , Manager.
Jacksonville, Ore.
i