üragou ilistoxicaX Society
VOL. XXXIII.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1903.
BRIEF MENTION.
GEORGE W. DUTCALT
How He Extricated Himself From
A Serious Difficulty.
How George W. Oatcalt, a well-known
merchant of Wellston, Oklahoma, re­
cently succeeded in extricating himself
from a serious difficulty is one of the in­
teresting stories now going the rounds
of the i<apers.
••I had been working very hard,” he
mys in telling the story. “ For a long
tune 1 had given almost every moment
of my attention to my business and I did
not notice what effect this was having
on me. But, finally, I saw that my
health was giving way—I was getting
thin, was always tired and easily out of
breath; my bl<sxl was poor, my stomach
bad. Every now and then I would be
dizzy and any little exertion would ex­
haust me completely. In short, I was
all run-down.
“Then one day I saw an advertisement
which led me to try Dr. Williams* Pink
Pills for Pale People. They acted like
magic. I felt better in a few days. My
flesh came back till I regained my nor­
mal weight, my appetite returned and
my general, health is now better than it
bad been for many years. I have recom­
mended Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to
mauy of my friends and am glad of this
opportunity to tell what the remedy has
done for me. ”
What Dr. Williams* Pink Pills for
Pale People did for Mr. Outcanlt'they
will do for others similarly afflicted.
They are different from ordinary med­
icine because they act directly on the
blood and nerves. They have cured
stubborn cases of locomotor ataxia, par­
tial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head­
ache, the after-effects of the grip, palpi­
tation of the heart, pale and sallow com­
plexions and all forms of weakness either
in male or female. If you are sick and
your doctor cannot cure you, write us
and we will tell vou honestly and frank­
ly whether Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are
suited for your case. We will not recom­
mend the pills in eases which we do not
believe they will cure.
Dr. Williams'Piuk Pills for Pale People
are sold by all dealers, or will be sent
postpaid on receipt of price, fifty cents a
box, or six boxes for two dollars and
fifty cents (they are never sold in bulk
or by the hundred) by addressing Dr.
Williams Medicine Company, Seheuec
tody. N. Y.
An Entertainment Rare in
Southern Oregon.
The concert given at Medford by Sig
Boffa and bis company Thursday night
was a rare musical treat. The attend­
ance was small, we are sorry to say,
for the affair deserved a crowded
house. All who were present were
highly delighted with the efforts of
tbe performeis and speak in highest
terms of the splendid program ren­
dered. Nothing excelling it has ever
been attempted here.
Mias Bertina Boffa, as violin soloist,
performed her numbers in a masterly
manner, showing wonderful technic,
especially in “Tarantelle,” which was
a revelation. Tbeyouthful artist was
liberally encored.
Madame Boffa chai med the audience
with her difficult songs. She really
belongs to tbe grand 0|>era.
“Ave Maria,” by Bacb-Gounod, in­
terpreted by Bertina Boffa, violin;
Hazel Enyart, harp; J<.unesse Butler,
organ; Mme. D. Boffa, soprano, was
a beautiful eosemble performance that
r fleeted much credit on tbe partici­
pants.
Mies Abby Kendall, a clever pianist
and experienced musician, gained new
laurels.
The members of the orat' rio chorus
may well be proud of themselves. They
did exceedingly well In their first at­
tempt in that work, cf which we hope
to bear much more.
The overture of "William Tell,”
which is very deep, was sk’lifully per­
formed under the direction of big.
Boffa. The assemblage, Judging by its
enthusiastic applause, seemed to un­
derstand its value.
Spring Humors
Come to most people and cause many
troubles,—pimples, boils and other
eruptions, besides loss of appetite,
that tired feeling, fits of biliousness,
indigestion and headache.
The sooner one gets rid of them the
better, and the way to get rid of them
and to build up the system that has
suffered from them is to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Forming in combination the Spring
Medicine par excellence, of unequalled
strength in purifying the blood as
shown by unequalled, radical and per*
manent cures of
Scrofula
Scald Head
All Kinde of Humer
Blood Poisoning
Catarrh
Salt Rheum
Bolls, Pimplee
Psoriasis
Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Etc
Accept no substitute, but be sure to
get Hood’s, and get it today.
A Serious Accident.
Geo. Wild, manager of the ma­
chine department of the Ashland
iron Works, was the victim of a most
distressing accident, while engaged at
bls work, Friday afternoon. With
C. Brannon he was pouring babbitt
metal into a gear, when the molten
liquid exploded and was blown into his
face and eyes. His chin and threat
were also burned, but the injury to
bls eyes caund him tbe most Intense
agony, and it was feared for a while
that his sight would ba lost, as be
has only one ejo. Dr. Par oa was
called and removed tbe pieces
of babbitt metal from his eye­
lids. He found that the retina had
not been pierced, and it is believed
that Mr. Wild’s sight will be saved.
Brannan was scalded by the hot met­
al, but bls injuries aie not danger­
ous, says the Tidings.
Saturday was the warmest day of the
year. The mercury registered at 95
degrees in some of our business houses.
We pay the highest market price in
cash for sheep’s wool and goat’s hair.
Nunan, Jacksonville.
H. E. Ankeny returned Saturday
from Klamath county, where he has
been looking after his business inter­
ests.
C. C. Pursel’s saw mill, recently-
erected in Big Applegate district, is
running steadily, sawing nearly 10,000
feet of fine lumber per day.
O. J. Willard, who was justice of
Trail creek precinct fora number of
years, has located at Rosetta, Idaho,
together with his son and his family.
Wool bags, fleece twine, Little’s
Sheen Dip, for sale at Nunan's, Jack­
sonville.
Another crowd of gypsies passed
through town a few days ago. They
did not tarry long, however, as the
officers were on the lookout for them.
The county's rock crusher and roller
is being operated in Big Sticky dis­
trict and doing good work. It will
probably be used next in Roxy pre­
cinct.
Prof. Washburn left for Drain and
other northern points Sunday. We
are informed that he may not teach in
Jacksonville during tbe next scholastic
year.
Archbishop Christie of this diocese
will make Ashland an official visit Sun
day. It will be the occasion of an as­
semblage of the priests bn duty in
Southern Oregon.
John L. Penniugton of Ashland, who
went to Los Angeles, Calif., for treat­
ment of a cancer on his lip, has return -
ed, fully cured. It was removed with­
out the use of the knife.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Dorris, of
Eugene, announce tbe engagement of
their daughter, Stella Pitt, to Charles
A. Macrum, of Portland. The wedding
will take place early in June.
H. Snook of Salem, who will build
the Jacksonville school house, has al­
so been awarded the contract to erect
a school building at Grants Pass. His
bias are $10,000 and $8800 respectively.
Ashland will have a street fair and
carnival, beginning June 15th and con­
tinuing a solid week. There will be a
large number of attractions, more of
which we will speak in future issues.
Blue-print maps of any township in
Roseburg, Oregon, Land District,
snowing all the vacant lands, for 50
cents eack. If you want any informa­
tion from the U. S. Land Office, ad­
dress Title Guarantee & Loan Co.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Hon. N. Langell has returned from
his trip to Klamath county. He was one
of the appraisers of tbe Fort Klamath
military reservation, which will soon
be offered for sale by the U. S. Govern­
ment.
Six young ladies are in the valley at
present, in the interest of the Royal
Baking Powder Co. They are spread­
ing that popular article broadcast,
and doubtless increasing its sale con­
siderably.
B. W. Houston and J. W. Ingram of
Willow Springs were in Medford Tues­
day. They have finished placer mining
for the season, and will soon begin
work on their quartz ledge, which is a
very promising one.
R. Bieberstedt and H. W. Jackson,
tbe well-known hunters, who have no
superiors in Southern Oregon, spent a
few days in the Applegate section last
week, looking for big game. They suc­
ceeded in killing two fine bears.
Louis Huseman, since selling bis
ranch in Shasta Valley, Cal., has form­
ed a copartnership with Chas. Schock,
to carry on merchandising at Monta­
gue. He intends putting up a fine res­
idence and to make that place his
home.
One of Parrott’s celebrated plants—
like District Attorney Reames' at
Jacksonville—supplies the Josephine
and Western hotels of Grant's Pass
with gas for illuminating and cook­
ing purposes. It gives satisfaction In
every way.
Mrs. M. W. Kinney of Ashland, who
was recently adjudged insane, has been
taken to the asylum by Constable Long.
Her malady is tbe result of sickness.
Mrs. K. was afflicted with small pox,
after her examination, which delayed
her commitment.
Chas Nickell, U. S. Commissioner
for the District of Oregon, is hilly
equipped to receive applications un­
der the timber and stone, also home­
stead laws. Final proofs taken, and
all business connected with U. S. gov­
ernment lands transacted. Office with
S outhern O regonian , Medford.
Phone 211.
The operation of the Iowa Lumber
Co.’s new planing mill was begun
Thursday, and it is being run steadily.
It is well supplied with the best and
latest machinery, and a large quantity
of it. This corporation never does
anything by halves.
Miss Lottie Ries died in Jacksonville
early Tuesday morning, at the resi­
dence of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Opp.
She had been sick a short time, with
brain fever. Miss Ries came here from
Hood River several months ago. Sh e
NO. 18
I was an excellent young ladj- and had
Campaign Aftermath.
MEDFORD DEFEATS
LOCAL NOTES.
i many friends, who will sincerely regret
JACKSONVILLE
SUNDAY
her untimely death. Iler mother and
Mr. Reames made a magnificent race,
H. W. Grimes spent a short time in
brother arrived yesterday from Hood although handicapped by a tremendous
Medford this week.
River, but too late to see her alive.
Republican majority. No other Demo­ In One of the Best Games of this Sea­
F. M. Thompson of Climax spent
son—A Number of Good Plays
J. T. Healy, who arrived from Penn­ crat could have done nearly so well. In
Heavy Republican Preponderance in Tuesday night in Medford.
Made—Although Errors Were
sylvania not long ago, informs ub that every county excepting one he made
the District Has Overwhelmed
J. H. Simon of Gold Hill is at the
Not Conspicuous by Their
he will put up a first-class mill in Elk great gains, reducing the majority of
county-seat,
on mining business
Mr.
Reames.
7500
given
the
late
Thos.
H.
Tongue
in
Absence.
creek district, and that the timbers
Mrs. Gus Newbury and Miss Pauline
for the same have already been cut. 1902 to less than 2000. Single-handed
Monday was the date set for the Reuter visited in Medford Tuesday.
A big crowd at Neuter & Taylor’s
It will prove a matter of much import­ and without the aid of even enough
money for legitimate expenses, he made grounds last Sunday saw Medford’s special election that would decide who
Firmin Zana, one of Sam’s Valley’s
ance to that section.
representatives on the diamond defeat should be the successor to the late best farmers, was among our recent
The young folksof Medford indulged a reallj’ wonderful showing.
On the contrary, Mr. Hermann, be­ the Jacksonville club, one of the very Thos. 11. Tongue as Congressman visitors.
in a dancing party Monday evening,
sides
being favored with a normal Re­ best In Southern Oregon. The game from the First Congressional District
The excavation for the school house
which passed off nicely. Excellent
publican
majority of large dimensions, was full of interest, and the score—9 of Oregon. The vote was a very light has been finished and work on the
music was furnished by Signor Boffa's
building will begun Boon.
orchestra. The proceeds will go to­ was assisted by a number of the beet to 8—a good one. John W. Pernoli one everywhere.
The candidates were: Binger Her­
ward swelling the vote of the city’s speakers in his party and a liberal of Applegate umpired the game.
Mrs. J. S. Murphy has joined her
campaign fund. He would have been
The Jacksonville aggregation had mann, Republican; A. E. Retmes, husband, who holds a position in Fred
candidate for carnival queen.
defeated had President Roosevelt not things Its own way until the 7th in­ Dem< crat; J. W. Ingle, Socialist;
Luy’s shop at Medford.
P. Donegan, the pioneer blacksmith,
made his trip to Oregon at this par­ ning, two of Its players—R. Donegan W. P. Elmore, Prohibitionist.
was in Medford the forepart of the
Otis Krause has gone to Klamath
ticular time.
Tbe fallowing is the result by ma-
and Wiialen— kuocking the ball out of
Absolutely Pure
week, for the purpose of making ar­
Falls
to look for a location. He is an
Mr. Reames has every reason to be the eni'h sure and making home runs. jorities, «s nearly as it can now be
rangements for the construction of a
expert candy manufacturer.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
congratulated in spite of his defeat. lie After that it wt nt to pieces and made obtained :
contrivance by which to swing up un­
R eames .
H ermann Jas. Dodge has returned from Mon- |
is even a stronger man with the people uumerous costly errors, scoring only
ruly horses that need shoeing. It will
90 tague, Calif., and will engage in pros­
than before. The manly, skillful cam­ one run, while Medford played good, Ben’on .
be patterned after that used for some­
Clackamas.......
350
pecting. He is an expert miner.
paign he made is highly spoken of by steady ball, and «on out by making (Jo
SOUTHERN OREGON’S
s..................
375
time in the shop of Mitchell & Boeck.
all, and will long be remembered.
Fred
Knox
and
Ed.
Herriott,
two
of
Curry
................
75
three tallies in the last ¡inning. The
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
Raymond Turnidge, aged 10 years,
Douglas ...........
——--- ■•-------- -
425 Josephine county’s most energetic
f<
l'.owing
is
the
official
score:
died at /Yshland Friday of lockjaw.
Jackson .......
iflò
young men, were in town Friday.
PERSONAL MENTION.
JACKSONVILLE
Josephine.......
225
One week before he shot himself acci­
A. Gangwisch, the expert carpenter, They Are Highly Pleased With Thia
Klamath
.........
75
dentally in the hand with a toy pistol.
R. B. H. P. O. A. E.
Section and Loud in Its Praise.
Lake.................
50 has gone to Portland, where he will
Will. Cottrell left for Nome Monday, Nunan, s s.... ..0
2
2
1 4 Lane................
The wad of the blank cartridge lodged
150 spend the summer in contracting.
Donegan, P, p . 0
1
2
9 0 Lincoln............
in the member, and was extracted with to seek his fortune.
250
The visit to this valley of the Ger-
0
12
0 1 Linn..............
A. Cantrall of Applegate, the pioneer
J. T. Hagan of Tolo, the miner, was Orth, 1 b....... . 0
85
difficulty. Lockjaw set in with fatal re­
man
agriculturists who are touring
..0
1
0
Finney,
c
f....
0
0
Marion.............
125 stockraiser, was in our city Wednes­
sults. The boy was peculiarly the vic­ a Medford visitor Saturday.
2
2
2 5 Polk.............
Donegan, E, 3 b. 3
the United States on Information
w
25
tim of ill-luck. A few weeks ago he
day. We are always pleased to see
9
A. S. Hammond, the Grants f\tss at­ Nadler, e....... 9
5
4 1 Tillamook .
beot is an event in our history
350 him.
was caught in the wheel of a vehicle on
2
2 0 Washington ..
1
Donegan,
R,
2
b
2
torney,
spent
Tuesday
in
Medford.
340
the street and had his leg broken and
that will long be remembered. The
Ö 1 Yamhill..........
0
1
R. Wright and H. P. Andersen of Whalen, If,... . 1
10
Hugh McFadden and Tim Maloney, Board of Trade of Medford had made
narrowly escaped more serious injuries.
....
0
0
Ulrich,
r
f
....
..0
0
0
well-known miners of Spokane Falls,
—-
——
— — —
The Ministerial Association of Grants Big Butte were recent visitors in Med­
Totals..........
770
2,390 are in town, on their way to the Blue elaborate preparations for their recep­
9
26 18 12
Total ........... .8
Pass District, M. E. Church, will con­ ford.
tion, and the members of tbe special
Joe Kiley, who lives at the mouth of
JACKSON COUNTY'.
Lead.
MEDFORD
vene at Ashland this (Tuesday) even­
committee, accompanied by a number
R. B. 11. P. O. A. E.
R eames H ermann
ing. After the devotions, conducted Antelope creek, was in Medford Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stone, who were of our citizens, in carriages, met our
2
Clemen«, 2b. 0
0 0 Ashland.........
2
by Rev. W B. Moore, there will be an day.
62
married
at Medford Tuesday, left for distinguished visitors at Phoenix,
9
Ö
0 0 Applegate.......
10
Geo. W. Reynolds has become con­ Bulow, c.......
20
address of welcome by Rev. J. T. Ab-
the
north
that evening, accompanied Thursday evening.
2
.0
1
Do*, 3 b.........
0
4
Talent............
14
by the best wishes of many friends.
bett. a response by Rev. D. T. Sum­ nected with the retail department of I-aa 's, c f.... ..3
There are forty-three of these gen­
1
0 0 Eagle Point..
2
21
merville, and a sermon by Rev. Chas. the M. D & R. Co.
1 1 Jack-onville
0
Hutton, p.... ..3
0
tlemen, who come from different parts
91
Mrs.
H.
E.
Ankeny
left
for
Eugene
9
Oscar Beckman. The business of the
Walter Applegate, deputy county re­ Miles, ss....... ..0
2
1
0
Medford.........
2Í Tuesday evening. She was accom­ oi tbe German empire. They are
association will begin tomorrow morn­ corder, visited his home in Ashland Rotherm> 1, 1 f ..1
1
0 0 Plea-ant Creek
0
27
9
ing and continue two full days.
panied to Medford by her husband and hignly educated, genteel in appear­
3
0
0
MeCaulav, r f ..0
Woodville.......
11
Saturday and Sunday.*
2 Climax......... .
0
ance and manners, of the best
1
4
..0
Amann,
lb...
eldest
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Orth.
9
The Portland Telegram of last Sat­
J. Knutzen, the expert miner, made
—
—
—
— — Trail Creek ...
14
urday printsan excellent picture of Dr. us a cull Tuesday. He was accom­ Total... . ........ . 9
A. H. Steele, the expert miner, has and most progressive 'citizenship,
27
6 8 Flounce Rock
6
and Mrs. K. G. Gale, with the follow­ panied to town by his family.
removed to Watkins district, inorder and are members of an associ­
Sams Valley..
12
SCORE BY INNINGS.
ing reference to their wedding: At
R
xy
..............
to
be near the mines he is developing ation formed for mutual benefit and
10
Mrs. J. C. Whipp, A. L. Kitchin and
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improvement in their chosen calling.
Í3 in company with Geo. E. Neuber.
the residence of Hon. William M. Col- his daughter, Miss Inez, of Ashland, Jacksonville.........0 3 0 10 2 1 0 1—8 Gold Hill...
Phoenix
..........
5
The party arrived in New York sev­
vig, Thursday, May 28, at high noon, visited in Jacksonville Saturday.
Medford................ 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 3—9 Lake Creek.. .
St. Mary's Academy will close Tues­ eral weeks ago, and have already visit­
4
occurred the wedding of their daugh­
Central Point
D Bruley has been joined by his
47
day evening, June 16th, with a musical ed a considerable portion of the United
SUMMARY.
ter, Helen, and Dr. R. G. Gale. The family, who arrived from Amador
Uniontown....
17
and dramatic entertainment at U. S. States. They are returning via anoth­
Hi
me
runs,
R.
Donegan,
Whalen;
3-
's'cil ngville ..
1
home was decorated with ivy vine and county, Calif., one day this week.
Hall, Jacksonville. Tickets for sale at er route, traveling io a special train.
base
hit,
Nadler;
bases
on
balls,
off
i
B
g
Butte
.......
roses, and the parlor and dining-room
Joe Kester, the genial miner, has re­ Donegan, 3, eff Hutton, 0; wild pitch, WiPo* spring«
J. Nunan’s.
Í7
When they reach tbe metropolis they
were bowers of beauty. The bride was turned to Applegate from Williams
Pooh
R.ah
.......
S. Childers & Sons have received the will have seen the greater portion of
Donegan,
1;
struck
out.
by
Donegan,
5,
attired in white organdie over cream creek, where he has been during the
T ble Rock..
21
by Hutton, 8; hit by pitched ball, MoU’d............
* contract for furnishing 150,000 brick this country, and have had an excel­
taffeta, and she carried a bouquet of past several months.
10
Isaacs, Finney; time of game, i hour Meadows.........
bride roses. The groom was dressed
5
• > • . for the proposed Jacksonville school lent opportunity to judge it in many­
Geo. S. and Day Parker, former resi­ and 30 minutes; umpire, J. W. Pernoli;
■ ■- ■■
___ house, and have commenced delivering ways. They will start for Germany
ia the conventional black. The bride
was given away by her father, and the dents of Medford, were on a south­ scorer. C. L. Reames.
322
145 them. They are of a superior quality. about June 25th.
Rev. T. A. Daughters, pastor of the bound train during the past week, en
Tney visited the Ste wart, Whitman,
Jacksonville gave Hon. A. E. Reames Lewis, DeHart aud other orchard«,
Episcopal Church in Grants Pass, route to San Francisco
A return game will probably be Commencement at Jackson­
officiated. The ring service of that
who resides here a rousing majority, and were well pleased with them. In
played in the near future, which will
Mrs. N. Langell of Medford and Miss
church was followed. Miss Gertrude
ville.
which he richly deserved. He is one fact, they gave them the credit of
doubtless
prove
even
more
exciting
McCallen, of Ashland, played the wed­ Jessie Hale of Grants Pass, her grand­
of our best and worthiest citizens and being among the very best they had
ding march from Mendelssohn. The daughter, visited in Jacksonville one than this one.
seen anywhere, and especially referred
The large audience which atter.de 1
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would have made a first-class congress­ to the excellent manner in whicn they
invited guests were: Mrs. C. A. Bird­ day during the past week.
the
commencement
exercises
of
tbe
seye, Mrs. Wesley Birdseye, R. G. Har­
man.
were cared for. The train on which
TAXON BABIES.
Mr. McLellan, the timber expert,and
Jacksonville public school, held at
rison, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cameron,
they arrived was nearly two hours be­
Archbishop
Christie
will
admin
­
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miller, Misses Ger­ Mr. Mendenhall, who is interested in
Extreme hot weather is a great tax I’. S. Hall Friday evenlo/, wa8 very
hindhand, and it was impossible to
ister
confirmation
at
the
Catholic
trude McCallen, Margaret Krause, the mines of Jackson and Curry coun­ upon the digestive power of babies; well pleased. In fact, such events
give them as thorough an idea of the
Edith Webb and Ernest Welch.
wi »u puny and tecblv they «houid be
Church in Jacksonville Sunday morn­ varied resource« and tn it fulness of our
ties, spent Saturday in Medford.
never
pass
off
mare
satisfactorily
than
given a few doses of White s Cream
ing at 8 o'clock a. m. In the afternoon valley as their host would have been
Alvin and Carl Bieberstedt, H. Von Vermifuge, the children's tonic. It did this <>ne. Toe graduating class
glad to do.
School Entertainment.
der Hellen and a number of other citi­ will stimulate and facilitate the di­ had worked faithfully, and well de­ he will consecrate the church bell at
After a drive of several miles the
gestion < f their food,so that they soon served the success that crowned their Ashland.
party
arrived at Hotel Nash, where
zens
of
Jackson
county
were
in
Medford
The pupils of the Jacksonville pub­
become strong, healthy and active. 25
Mrs. Celia McC’.allen arrived from an elaborate banquet hod been pre­
effort«.
Each
member
had
prepared
Monday,
to
meet
the
German
Agricul
­
lic school, assisted by Miss Stella Case,
ct«. at City Drug Store.
pared for the guests.
turists.
au oration on a live topic and well Roseburg the forepart of the week.
the clever professor of elocution in the
The dining-room and the table
worth writing about. All abounded She will return home after a short visit, were most tastefully and beautifully
Southern Oregon State Normal School,
in logic, were couched in excellent lan­ accompanied by her daughter Maggie, decorated with choicest roses, ferns,
and Golden Herndon of Ashland,
guage
and gracefully delivered and wbo has been attending St. Mary's etc., by a number of the ladies of Med­
gave a deiigntful entertainment at U.
ford. Draped w ith an American flag
left a very goad impression. Tbe Academy.
a banner, upon which had been painted
S. Hall on Thursday night. It was
splendid program prepared was well
“Strength and vigor come of good the German word “Wiilkommen”
highly appreciated t.y the large audi­
Jim Dumps a little girl possessed
rendered and generously applaud­ food, duly digested. "Force,” a ready- (welcome), occupied a prominent p si­
ence in attendance. Every number
Whom loss of appetite distressed.
ed.
The class address of J. Percy to-serve wheat and barley food, adds tion.
was a gem. The following program
no burden, but sustains, nourishes, in­
Landlord Ragsdale had outdooe
“ I des tan’t eat 1 ” the <.h : Id would.
Well« was esp< daily well received. It vigorates.”
himselt in caterin r to the appetites of
was rendered :
scream.
was eloquent, to the point and pal-
1. Chorus, “Oregon”, High School.
John E. Young, who spent his boy­ his guest«, and received the unstinted
Jim fixed a dish of “Forco” with
praise of all who gathered around the
ished in diction.
2. Recitat ion, "Little M iltiades Peter-
hood days in Jacksonville, is paying his festive boaid.
kin Paul”, D<.lla Wilson. 3. Piano
THE PROGRAM
old home a visit while on his return
She tasted it, then, jay for him I
The High School Band was in at­
1 Ctx rus "Rockt d in theUra-
“olo, Golden Herndon. 4. Scarf Drill.
She
from attendance on the plumbers' con­ tendance and discoursed its choicest
Intermediate department. 5. Read­
dle of the Deep”.............
to tbe pleasure of tbe many in
9 Invocation...........................
ing, Stella M. Case. 6. Piano solo.
vention at Los AngeJea, Calif. He is music
its bearing.
France« Kenney. 7. Violin solo ano
3. Instrumental Duet, “With
engaged in the plumbing business at
An hour or more spent in feasting,
accompaniment, Leon Hanna, Donald
Wird and Tide March". .Hewitt Seattle, and doing well.
<ur German friends spontaneously
Colv'g. 8. Doll drill, Primary depart­
Mrs. Gus Newbury, Miss
the valley and its citizens, ex­
ment.
8. Chorus, “Come to tbe
Delii Reuter
The pupils of tbe musical department toasted
pressing them-elves in the most ap­
4. Oration, "Benefitof Inven-
Greenwood”, High School. 10. Read­
of St. Mary’s Academy, Jacksonville, preciative terms of the hospitality
ing, Stella M.Case. 11. Chorus, “The
t ion to the Laborer”....
will give their annual recital in the and attention which had been accord­
Song of the Ducks”, High Schoo).
Bertha Ione Prim
academy Friday evening, June 5th, be­ ed them. They also spoke highly < f
5. Or.tion, "Characteristics
12 Red, While and Blue Drill, Gram­
mar department.
13. Piano solo.
of the Germans During
ginning at 8 o'clock. At the same time tbe fl iral decorations, saying that they
were the most magnificent that they
Golden Herudun. 14. Choruf, "S e
the Middle Ages”...........
there will be a display of needle work. had ever seen.
Sleeps”, High Schoo).
Tta BaaSy-w >wv» Canal
Mary Emma Grimes
Parents and friends are cordially invit­
Appropriate and interesting re­
6. Piano Solo, “Erlkonig,"
sponses were made in German by F.
ed to attend.
..................................
Franz
Litzt
A SPLENDID REMEDY.
Osenbrugge, L. C. Coleman and others.
• good fairy to
Mrs. Kathrjn Elwarls
W. C. Deneff has succeeded in get­ Attorney Rentz, beiug called on, made
7.
Neuralgic pain«, rheumatism, lum­
Oration,
"Tbe
Phiilipine
all youngsters.
ting a large number of signers to the a few well-cbo<en and happy remarks,
Isl mds,”..........................
bago and sciatic pains yield to the
petition for changing the road to Wat­ expressive of the regard of our citizens
George Otis Henry
penetrating influence of Ballard's
the visitors and appreciative of tbe
8.
Snown Liniment. It penetrates to
Vocal
So
’
o
............................
Selected
kins
postoffice, which is located on the for
Porfoot Food for Crilldran.
honor they had bestowed upon us by
9
Oiat'on,
“
The
I-thmian
the nerves and bone, and being ab-
“ Wheat la» perfect
Big Applegate, so that it will be possi­ their visit.
sorted into the b'ood,its healing prop­
Canal*’................... -........
efforts should ba made to teach children
We feel that we will hear favorably
ble,
during the winter season, to reach
erties are conveyed to every part oi
Ji sse Carr A ppi-gate
to eat It."
Louisa K. Hoc an ,
10 Vocal 8 do......................... Selected that point and others this side and be­ of this visit from our friends across
ia “ Haw to food Children."
the body and effei t some wonderfu1
yond it It will be presented to the the waters.
cures. Mr. D F. Moore, Agent Ill.
Miss Margaret E. Krause
County
Commissioners' Court at the
H
Central Railway, Milan, Tenn., state«:
Oration, "The History of Jack-
June term and should be favorably
si nvllle”...........................
I have ustd Ballard’s Snow Liniment
COAT FOUND.
acted on.
for rheumatism, backache, etc., in
Jessie Beulah Wilson.
12. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
my family. It is a spend id remedy.
On Saturday evening, May 30, a
13. Class Address...................
We coula not do without it..’* 25c,
What Does It Mean?
lady’s coat, black in color, was found
Prof. J. Percy Wells.
50c. and $1.00 at City Drug Store.
in one of the streets of Medford, The
15. “There’s a Lonely Cottage by the
L. G. Porter, who has charge of the owner can recover the same by prov­
Seaside
”
.........................................
Almost a Murder.
Goodfellow-Miner tract of 30,000 acres, ing property and paying for tn is no­
situated
in Rogue River and Big Butte tice.
Letter
List.
An affray, in which Jas. Lomas and
The following is a list of letters re­ districts, was this week visited by a
Everett B. Brown, who formerly resid­
Embodies an expert application of Light and Shade, Art,
maining
uncalled for in the Jackson­ party of gentlemen connected with one
ed in this county, were the principals,
ville postoffice June 3, 1903:
of the big companies of the East, which
Applied
Chemistry,
and
a
multitude
of
details
learn
d
occurred in Josephine county last
Brent, L H
Mirers, Rosey
is operating in lumber and timber
Thursday. The former, who lives near
only through hard work and long experience.
Chambers, W M
Ru sei, W M
lands. They were accompanied by a
Dugan, Mrs Lt lab
Tripp, W M
Grants Pass, on Friday surrendered
photographer from San Francisco and
Hayes,
F
W
(2)
Tsubar
T
himself to Sheriff Lewis, saying that
Hightower, TC
Visbey, A D
took
a number of views of the land and
he had struck Brown over the head
Hamilton. A P
trees,
to submit to their associates.
with a manzanita club and believed he
One cent will be charged upon de­
Two and One-half Miles North oi Medford.
Should a sale be made we may expect a
Shylock wak the man who
livery.
had killed him. That officer, accom­
great deal of activity in that section—
J ohn F. miller , P. M.
panied by a physician, hurried to Lom
the building of a railroad from some wanted a pound of human
as’ ranch and found that While Brown
point in the valley to the timber, saw­
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE
There are many
mills, etc. This would mean much for flesh.
had not been killed he was badly
his
section,
for
that
is
a
large
and
fine
Would
quickly
leave
you,
if
you
used
Shylocks now, the convales­
wounded. The injured man had been
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands body of timber.
cutting wood, and the two men quar­
of
sufferers
prove
their
matchless,
cent,
the consumptive, the
reled over some matter, until Lomas in
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
a fit of rage struck Brown over the
Startling Evidence.
sickly child, the pale young
They make pure blood and build up
head with a club. Mrs. Brown, who
LOCATEO 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
Fresh
testimony
in
great
quantity
your
health.
Only
25
cents,
money
appeared on the scene, was also knock­
woman, all want human flesh
OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON
t>ack if not cured. Sold by City Drug Is constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
ed down by Lomas and his club.
King
’
s
New
Discovery
for
Consump
­
Store.
and they can get it—take
Brown was formerly captain of Co.
tion, Coughs and Colds to be une-
H, O. N G., of Grams Pass, and had
3ualed. A recent expression from T. Scott’s Emulsion.
served in the Philippines. He had been
. McFarland, Bentorville, Va., serves
Dr. T. T. SHAW
recently released from the insane asy­ for hatching purposes, from Pure-Breil, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Rock
as example. He writes: “1 had Bron­
Scott’s Emulsion is flesh
lum, where he had been sent on account
chitis for three years and doctored ail
RESIDENT DENTIST,
of mental derangement resulting from chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick­
the time without being benefited. and blood, bone and muscle.
worry over trouble caused by taking en known; matures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for the
Then I began taking Dr. King’s New
J acksonville - - - O regon .
25 cents from a letter while engaged as table. First come, first served. Order now, and thus make sure of a start in
Discovery, and a few bottles wholly It feeds the nerves, strengthens
weighing clerk on the O. R. & N. last these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the market
cured me.” Equally effective in cur­ the digestive organs and they
year. He had about recovered from
ing all Lung and Throat Troubles,
his malady; but the blow received from or for home use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred,
Office in Ryan’s Brick Building, Cali­ Consumption, Pneumonia and Grip. feed the whole body.
Lomas has again deranged his mind, and it is not worth half as much for any purpose. Call at the farm, or write. fornia
Street, two doors east of Post Guaranteed by City Drugstore. Trial
and it is feared he wi 1 have to be re­
Office.
bottles free, regular size«, 50c and $1.
E. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
For nearly thirty years
turned to the asylum, says the Tidings.
HERMANN WINS
THE ELECTION.
THE OLD RELIABLE
A FINE PORTRAIT
SHYLOCH
BEALL Makes ’Em at W ay side Htdic
15 CENTS PER EGG
Cut full
Levi Strauss
cCo’s
Copper-riveted
Overalls
the most dependable
garments in the world
for working
men
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Driven to Desperation.
Living at an out of tbe way place, !
remote from civilization, a family Is
often dr.vio to despeiation in case of I
an bciident, lesulting in Bums, Cu's,
Wounds, Ulceis, eie. Layin a supply
of Buckkn’s Arnica Salve. It Is the
best on earth; 25c, at City Drug Store.1
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
|
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million I
I bottles.
Does this record of merit appeal to you ?
No Cure, No Pay.
Endowed with every bottle is a Ten Cent*
it> package of Gt
Grove’s Black Root» Liver Pills.
50c. I
Will. McDaniel has opened a neat
cigar, confectionery and fruit store in
Ryan’s building, Jacksonville, and
keeps a complete assortment of the
best of everything in his line. Standard
brands a specialty. Give him a call
for he will treat you well.
Scott’s Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists.
«00-415 Pearl Street.
New York.
50c. and fi.eo ; all druggists.