The Democratic times., June 10, 1903, Image 4

CANCEROUS
CURRENT COMMENT.
HERE AND THERE
COUNTY RECORDS.
T. Jones, G. P. Lindley and 8. A.
Carlton road viewers to lay out road
in Elk Creek district.
T. W. Johnson’s resignation as con­
stable of Medford was accepted.
An order was made appointing
Robert Williams constable of Central
Point.
An order was made appointing Dr.
H. P. Hargrave of Phoenix as county
physician and health otticer.
An order was made appointing Garl
T. Jones, county surveyor, J. II. Buffer
and 8. A. Carlton road viewers to lay
out road in twp 37 s r 1 e.
The grand lodges of the different Matters of Importance Transacted at
the Court House.
branches of the Masonic order are in
session at Portland.
REAL ESTATE.
John H. Pohl, of Fortuna, Calif.,
advertises that he will prosecute any­ F L ('amps to City of Ashland, nw|
one guilty ot giving him intoxicating of sw | of sec 16, twp 39, 1 e, 40 acres,
$20.
liquors.
A D Holman to City of Ashland,
I
There are 773,697 words, 31,198
property
in Ashland.
verses ana 1,189 chapters In the Bible
Ida M. and Anna E. Flargrove, to
If you don’t believe us make a count
City
of Ashland, ei of se| of ne | of
youlself.
sec 16, twp 39, 1 e; $1250.
The 25th triennial conclave of
Mary A Pryce to 11 L Stickel, 10
Aggelatile Preparationfor As -
Knights Templar will take place in acres
I ■i
Indic 37, twp 38, 3 w; $400.
similating
flic Food and Regula-
San Francisco in September, begin­
CASTOILIA.
J W Wright to John D Whitman, Bears the
tag the Stomachs and Bowels of
YI» Kind You Have Always BougN
ning on tkie 6th and lasting one week.
s| of nw| and nwi of nwj of sec 16, Big nature
“Strength and vigor come of good twp 39, 1 w, 120 acres; $3C0.
of
food, duly digested. '‘Force,” a ready-
E. Jennie Townsend to Della M.
to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
Promotes Digeslion.CheerfuF-
no burden, but sustains, nourishes, in- Stephenson, lots 4,5, blk 17, Gold Hill,
THE TREATING HABIT.
vigoratvis.”
»250.
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opium.Morpliine nor Minerai
When Mrs. Carrie Nation informed William Townsend to Delia Stephen­ Various contemporaries have made
N ot N arcotic .
tho Mormons that her husband had son, lots 4, 5, blk 5, Gold II111; $300.
comment upon the treating habit, one
C W Kahler to Gold Hill High Line so bad as to be indefensible. It is not
always considered one wife enough
there wa-not a suggestion of incre­ Ditch Co, right of way in twp 34, 2 w, only bad, but absurd. A man goes in­
l^SAKVELPtTCHOt
$1.
dulity.
to a saloon with intent to take a
l^inyjiui Seul'
¿lx Senna “
G W Boshford to T J Hamlin, 540 drink. He finds there a group of
A New Jersey negro is dead from
Hock.11. Seilt -
friends. According to the prevailing
glanders, contiacted in the stable. acres, twp 37, 1 e; $9000.
Anua Saetí e
Margaret Lee to E 11 B Taylor, swi etliics he may not take Iris own drink
The disease kills or renders the horse
iMnn Sead -
without inviting these friends to join
affiicted with it useless. It is equally of sec 28, twp 35, 4 w, 160 acres, $100.
fíuAed Suanr
txC a_____ - r lía reír.
fatal in the (jccasional eases communi­ Geo H Andrews to Mary E Rose, lot him. Each one of the group feels It
26, blk R, Ashland, $60.
•
incumbent upon himself to do the
cated ta man.
A perfect Remedy forConstipa
George Andrews to L M Rose, lots honors in turn. The result is that the
Baseball fans are jubliant over the
Hon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
man who wanted one drink, and per­
fact that Judge J. W. Hamilton of 3, 4 and 5, blk R, Ashland; $165.
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
L M Rose to W W Eistlick, lots 3, haps would have been no worse for it,
the Second District has allowed the
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
gets half a dozen or more, and men­
prayer for the dissolution of the in­ 4 and 5, blk R, Ashland; $300.
Facsimile Signature of
E M and G II Howland, to Nellie tally, physically and in pi cket is worse
junction granted by the county court
stopping Sunday baseball at Eugene. Wood, 20 acres in d lc 75, twp, 37, 2 w; for the experience. Iu some states
there has been an attempt to legislate
NEW YORK
Blue-print maps of auv township in $1500.
Martha W Brown to G W Bashford, against this practice; but legislation
Roseburg, Oregon, Land District, show
ing all the vacant lands, for 50 cents blk 5, Medford; $75.
will never have the slightest effect.
each. If you want any information
T
J llamlim to Geo Bashford, 108 The reform must be through the indi­
from the U. S. Land Office, address
vidual. No man would hesi'ate upon
Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Rose­ acres, in d 1 c 7, twp 38, 1 w; »4500.
Wm Myer to Geo W Bash ford, 520 entering a haberdasher’s 3hop to buy
burg, Oregon.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
Captain Sherman Short, who is acres in secs 27 and 35, twp 37, 1 e; ail the collars he needed, and be would
fit—___________________________
not feel the slightest impulse to ask
Interested with others in a scheme to $2200.
Daisy
Standley
to
Ben
Daley,
lots
his friends whom tie might find pres­
introduce modern steamboats and
2
and
3,
twp
35;
$1.
ent
to take a collar with him. Tbe
»
launches on the Klamath lakes, has
Catherine
Haw
k
to
Margaret
Dear-
rule
to apply is the p ain rule of com­
boiler
and
en
­
placed an order for the
glues for a steamer, tile hull and dorff, 6 acres in sec 25, twp 37, 2 w; $1. mon 6ense. Abolish the treating
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Hogs Bring Big Money
upper works of which are to be con­ Chas Brown to Samuel Decker, lots habit and there would be far less
27 aDd 28, blk P, Ashland; $1000.
drinking, and there would be fewer I
structed on the lakes.
of tbe State of Oregon for
A forceful demonstration of what In the County Court
C M Poley to Samuel Decker, lots 27 exhibitionsof men with more liqu* r in
Jackson County.
Mi9s Gertrude Sovern, formerly of
Estate of Edward Graupner
and 28, blk P, Ashland; $100.
them than they could carry with grace diversified farming will do is given by In the matter of the
deceased.
Eugene, was instantly killed by a
W.
J.
Townlev,
of
Union
county,
Ore
­
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN THAT THE
H L White to Mary Bilderback, lot and ease. To take a drink at a bar
undersigned, administrator of the estate of
train at Haywards, Cal, one evening 5, blk 1, Ashland; »70.
and refrait^from askingall observers gon, a hog raiser of note, who says Edward Graupner. deceased, has filed In the
last week. She was riding a bicycle
court of Jackson Co .Oregon .his final ac­
W A Walker to Samuel Walker, 157 to join is a test of courage. The man that the farmers uf the Walla Walla county
count as said administrator, and by order of
when struck by the Stockton flyer.
valley,
who
now
sell
wheat
at
from
50
Hon. Chas. Prim, judge of said court, June
acres, d 1 c 43, twp 39, 2 e; »700.
who does it is likely to be call« d stingy;
26, 1913. at 10 o'clock A. M.. Is set tor tbe
The deceased bad visited her sister,
Wm Songer to W E Chamberlain, but far better to becailed this than to to 75 cents a bushel, can get half as hearing thereof. All persons interested are
Mrs. Ernest Hicks, of Asblaud, and
hereby notified to appear and file his or her ob­
lot 1, blk 11, Ashland; »700.
waste money, time and health in an much again by feeding it to hogs. jection
to the same on or before said day.
was well known there. Ernest Hicks
Mrs Jane Jamieson to Mary Price, 5 endeavor to be a good fellow, for the Mr. Townley follows hi* meth'd him­ Dated May 27. 1903
WM. C DENEFF.
and his wife left fur Haywards the acres in sec 16, twp 39, 1 e; $1.
sort of good fellowship thus establish­ self and says it is a winner. His tine Ad minlstrator of Estate of Edward Graupner.
next night.
2200-acre
ranch
in
Union
county
is
deceased.
Mary E anfl H J Adams, to T H Gil. ed is wholly without stability, and,
A Boston woman undertook to cross ham, ei of sw} of nwj of ne} of sec 16, while it lasts, is valueless. If a man known ail over Eastern Oregon.
Timber Land Act. «lune 3, 1878—
a railway in front of a rapidly ap­ twp 39, 1 e; »150.
desires to take a drink and has the Last winter for forty days he fed a
Notice for Publication.
band
of
160
hogs
with
crushed
wheat,
proaching train. Seeing her danger
James Helms to A M Helms, prop­ price, the affair is in a large measure
she fluttered and faltered. A man erty in Medford; $3000.
U kitzd S tate W- and Orricz.
bis own. It is an imposition to ex­ moistened with cold water, the feed
Roseburg, Oregon. May 96. 1993.
rushed to her rescue and dragged her
T K Bolton to W’ F Wooden, lot 19, pect him to buy a drink for somebody being weighed daily by the man in Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
else, or to accept the drink tendered charge- One dollar and ten cents a with tbe provisions of the set of Congress of
from tbe track just in time to save blk K, Ashland; »500.
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
by somebody else. Thrt ugh treating
her life. Then the woman berated
Geo II Andrews to W F Wooden, lot tuereare drunkards made and extftiv- bu-hel was realized for all the wheat timber lands in the States of California. Ore­
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
fed
duriDg
that
time.
Had
this
him for handling her so roughly, and 20, blk K, Ashland; »50.
agant practices established. Often
extended to all the Public Land States by act
wheat
not
been
disposed
of
in
this
after accusing him of deranging her
of August 4, 1899, William F. Herrington ot
John W Cunningham toT K Bolton, the mau solicited would rather be ex­
Pass, county of Josephine, State of
cused, but feels that to do so would be way it would have brought but 75 Grant's
dress she told him he was no gentle­ lot 19, blk K, Ashland; 91.
Oregon, has this day filed In this office his
a
violation
of
courtesy.
A
far
nicer
sworn statement No. 5941. for the purchase of
man and walked off.
Samuel Murphy to John £ Robbins, courtesy would be to refrain from ask­ cents a bushel.
the SEtoot Section No 34. in Township No. 40.
It
would
pay
to
buy
wheat
at
the
South
of Range No. 4 West, and will offer proof
Chas Nickell, U. S. Commissioner e i of lots 3 and 4, blk 12, Phoenix; »300. ing him to drink.
lb show that tbe land sought is more valuable
market
price
and
feed
it
to
hogs,
Mr
for the District of Oregon, is fully
for
Its
timber or stone than tor agricultural
E W Carver to Mrs E A Robbins, w
equipped to receive applications un­
Townley claims. He advises main­ purpose*, and to establish his claim to said
4
of
lots
3
and
4,
blk
12,
Phoenix;
»100.
Startling
Evidence.
land before J. O. Booth. County Judge at hi* of­
der the timber and stone, also home­
taining well-bred hogs ai.d in using fice
at Grant's Paas. Oregon, on Saturday, the
James Kugler to James A Kugler, e
stead laws. Final proofs taken, and
Fresh testimony in great quantity alfalfa in conjunction with whtat.
8th day of August. 1903. He names as witnesses:
all business connected with U. S. gov­ 1 of sw j and nw i of se I of sec 36, is constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
A. W.Silsby of Grant'* Paa*. Oregon. Ella*
Herrington of Grants Pass. Oregon; Mary E.
ernment lands transacted. Office with twp 36, 2 e, 120 acres; »1.
King's New Discovery for Consump­
Herrington of Grants Paas. Oregon; F. H.
S outhern O regonian , Medford.
Faster
Time
to
Chicago.
tion,
Coughs
and
Colds
to
be
une-
Briggs
of Grants Pass. Oregon.
Geo
11
Andrews
to
John
and
Lavlnia
Phone 211.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
3ualed. A recent expression from T.
F Juvenal, lots 2 to 7, blk H, Ashland; . McFarland, Bentorville. Va., serves The North-Western Line has re­ above described lands are requested to file
The strike at Keswick, Calif., is cff. «742.50.
their claims tn this office on or before said
as example. He writes: “1 had Bron­ duced the running time of tbeir fa­ 8th
day of August. 1903.
The Western Federation of Miners, in
J. T. B ridgzs . Register.
Ella
E Mundy to W W Taylor, } int chitis for three years and doctored all mous N orth - western L imited be-
session at Denver, wired the union
the
time
without
being
benefited.
|
tween
S
t
.
P
aul
and
C
hicago
fifty
-
in ne I of ne I of sec 32 aod w j of nw Then I began taking Dr. King’s New
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
officials to contract no further claims 2 of sec 33, twp 37, 1 e; $L00.
five minutes , cow m kiug the run
Discovery, and a few bottles wholly in an even twelve b <_ B.
and to pay all outstanding indebted­
A C and A W Bish to W W Taylor, cured me.” Equally effective in cur­
U sitkd S tatzs L aud Omcx.
is the fastest " r me scheduled 1
ness. The meaning seems clear. It 1-6 int in w i of se I and e J of sw j of ing all Lung and Throat Troubles, for This
Roseburg, Oregon, April. 2. 1903
any of the Limiu..: St. Paul-
Notice
is
hereby given thst in compliance
formally declared tbe strike off ' tec 32, twp 37, 1 e, 160 acres; »75.
Consumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Chicago Trains, and Genet • Passen­ vi th the provisions
of tbe set of Congress of
Guaranteed by City Drugstore. Trial
1878. entitled "An Act for tbe sale of
against the Mountain Copper Com­
Teasdale says it wa- pui iut fleet to Junes.
Charles Myers to G T Salsbury, lots bottles free, regular sizes, 50c and $1. ger
timber
lands
in
the
States
of California. Ore­
meet tbe demands o! t< e constantly gon. Nevada and Washington
pany, w hich was ¡»radically lost sev­ 14 and 15, Ashland; »600.
Territory," as
increasing
patronage
:
this
ti
e
tiain
extended
to
all
Public
Land
States by act of
eral weeks ago.
Augusts.
1892,
Justus
Norris,
of
Wimer. Co
REDUCED
EXCURSION
RATES
for in earlier arrival in Ct i -ago.
Chas W Skeele to L H Smith, nw j
Jackson.State of Oregon.has this day filed in
The medical fraternity of San of sec 2, twp 33, 2 e; »800.
Tbe train continu-s to leave the of
this office bis sworn statement No. 4tHi, for the
Union Depots in Minneapolis 8:00 p. purchase of the S W to of Sec No 2, in Twp No 34
Bernardino are greatly interested in
Geo W Crawson to City of Ashland To the Seaside and Mountain
m ., St. Paul 8:30 r. m ., hut now ar­ South, ot Pange No 3 W. and will offer proof to
the case of George Madden, who was s } of nw } of sec 16, twp 39. I e; »25.
for the Summer.
show that tbe land "Ought Is more valuable for
rives Chicago at 8:30 a . m ., thus nsu'- its
timberor stoie than tor agricultural pur­
brought there the other day suffering
•
ing connections with trains for tiie poses. and to establish his claim to said land
F L Camps to City of Ashland, nw i
On and after June 1, 1903, tbe South­ Ea<t and South.
before Chas. Nickell. U. 6. Commissioner at
from a loathsome and painful com­ of sw J of sec 16, twp 39, 1 e, 40 acres in
Oregon, on Saturday, tbe 27th day of
ern Pacific, in connection with the
In this connection it i- also inter­ Medford.
plaint. He is actually being eaten Ashland; »20.
I9v3. He names as witnesses: John
Corvallis & Eastern railroad, will have esting to recall that lue North-We>t- June.
Allan, of Eugene. Oregon: Rilev Hsmmersly.
alive by tbousandsof minute worms,
on sale round-trip tickets from points 1 ern Line was the first to operaie a Gus Schw adgerer and John Hlhis.aHot Wimer.
PROBATE COURT.
Otegon.
hatched from gnats’ eggs that sup­
on their line to Newport, Yaquina train Laving the appoin h ent' and
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Estate of Loraine and Mildred aod Detroit at very low rates, good for luxuries of the present daj Limited;” above
posedly were deposited in h*s nostrils
described lands are requested to file
return
until
October
10,
1903
theh
in this office on or before said 27th
Bliton,
minors.
A
S
BIIton
ap
­
that they also put in sen Ice me tir.'t day of claims
while he slept. The doctors say there
June, 1903
Three-day
tickets
to
Newport
and
Pullmau* Sleepers between Minneapo­
pointed
guardian,
to
collect
the
»1/100
J T. BRIDGES, Register.
is no hope for the man, that be will
Yaquina, ¿ood going San rdays and
St. Paul and Chicago; the first
insurance in order of Women of returning Monday, are also on sale lis,
surely die.
Compartment Cars, tbe first Parlor
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
from all Elast Side points, from Port­ Cars, the first Dining Cats the first
In the streets of the great Ameri­ Woodcraft, issued in their favor.
land
to
Eugene,
inclusive,
and
from
Estate
of
Edward
Hill.
Prob*U
‘
Observation
Cafe
Cars,
and
the
first
can cities automobiles bav« become as
U kitzd S tatzs I. and Orrtcz,
all West Side Points are also on sale Reclining Chair Cars. It is also note­
Oregon. April 1Mb 19U3.
common and useful as a liorse and recnrd from Delta county, "Wis., eo- to Detroit at very low rates with stop worthy that the North-Western Line Notice is Roseburg.
hereby given that in compliance
over privileges at Mill City or auy ca1 ries more passengers in and c ut of with tbe proviaions ot the act of Congress of
wagon, taking their place» In the in­ tered ot record.
1878. entitled "An act for tbe sale ot
Estate of Sarah Williams, July 13th point east, enabling tourists to visit Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago Junes.
terminable procession of things that
timber lands in tbe States of California.Ore
the
Santiam
and
Breiten'ousb
as
well
set
as
day
for
hearing
final
account.
than
any
other
railroad.
gon.
Nevada,
and Washington Territory." as
move on wheels. There,, also, scores
as the famous Brel ten bush Hot
extended to all tbe Public Laud States by ac-
Estate
of
Richard
F
Payne.
Same
ot August 4th. liwJ. Emil
Britt, ot
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of salesrooms have been opened, and
SpriDgs in the Cascade mountains, I
LADItS AND CHILDREN.
Jacksou county. State of Oregon, and a resi­
which can lie reached in one day.
in New York there are definite auto­ proceeding as above.
dent ot the Town of Jacksonville of said state,
All ladies and children who cannot has this day tiled in this office his sworn state­
Estate of Harriet Carter. Same.
Season tickets will be good for re­
mobile districts, where the buildings
No. 4966. for the purchase of the
of
from all points until Oct. 10th. stand l he shocking strain of laxative ment
of a whole street for a bliKk or more
Estate of G L Crary. Mrs. D E Hyde turn
ot Section No. 36. in Township No.
Three-day tickets will be good going syrups, cathartics, etc., are invited to NEI*
are occupied exclusively as the sales­ appointed administratrix.
37 South, Range No. 3 West, and will
on Saturdays and returning Mondays try ti e famous Li'tle Early Risers. offer proof to show that the land sought
room®, shops or storerooms for
is more valuable for its timber or stone
Estate of John Cox. Order confirm, only . Tickets from Portland and vi­ They are different from all other pills. than
the machines.
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
1
They
do
not purge the system. Even his claim
cinity
will
be
vood
for
return
via
tbe
to said land before the county clerk
ing
sale
of
real
property
made.
We want a representative in every
of Jackson county, Oregon, at Jacksonville.
a
double
does
will
not
gripe,
weaken
East
or
West
side
at
option
of
passen
­
Estate
of
W.
IL
Atkinson.
Order
city and town in thia state io present
on Thursday, tbe I6tb day ot July. 11*0.
Tickets front Eugene and vicinity or 8icken; many people call tham tbe Oregou.
He names as witnesses: John F. Miller. James
our business. Our proposition is an confirming sale of real property made. ger.
Easy Pill. W. H. Howel), 11» u-ton, M
will
be
good
going
via
tbe
Lebanou-
Crvnemiller,
John Marsh, all of Jackson­
exceptional one, and. offers to a good,
Estate of Edward Graupner. Hearing Spriugtield branch if desired. Baggage i Tex’, says nothing better can be used ville. and Albert Perry, of Grants Pass.
reliable, honest party, with references,
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
on Newport tickets checked through f'T con-tipation, sick headache, etc. above-described
lands are requested to tile
not less than $10»-per month. No can­ of final account set for June 28th.
,
Bub
Moore,
Lafayette,
Ind.,
says
all
to
Newport;
ou
Yaquina
tickets
to
their
claims in this office on or before said 16th
Guardianship ot Rowell D. Hine6. Yaquina only.
vassing or appointing of agents- -a
! others gripe and. sicken, while De­ day of July, 1903.
bona-fide, legitimate business. Address Citatiun to show cause for order of
J. T BRIDGES,
S. P. trains connect with the C. & Witt’s Little Early Risers do their
Register.
with stamp, C. G. Pulsifer & Co., Lum­ sale of real property issued.
work well and easy. jSuld by all drug­
E.
at
Albany
and
Corvallis
for
Yaqui
ber Exchange, Seattie.
Estate of Melvina Clayton, Fina1 na and Newport. Trains on the C. & gists.
Timber Land Act June 3, 1878.—No­
Julius PiDvus, a hop man of Salem, account and report tiled, and date E. for Detroit will leave Albany at
Worst of All Experiences.
tice For Publication.
7:00
a.
m,
enabling
tourists
to
the
Hot
have been grown by thousands of sat­
says that tlie hop crop in Oregon this of hearing set for June 29th.
Can
anything
be
worse
than
to
feel
Sjsriugs
to
reach
there
the
same
day.
' •
to la no no hindrsn«-»
hindrance to to tbe
tbe
isfied customers for over fifty years.
U nited S tatzs L and Orriez.
that every minute will be your last? year will be short, especially in the
Estate of O. R. Buckman. Citation
rider who wears
Full information as to rates, time
Roseburg. Oregon. May 26. 1903.
They are as good a* can be procured any­
S
uch was the experience of Mis. S. II. northern pirt of the Willamette val­ showing why sale of real property tables, etc., can be obtained on appli­
Notice
is
hereby
given that tn compliance with
where in the world. At the price* listed in
Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three ley. He also informs the Eugene
provisions of tbe act of Congress of June 3,
cation to Eidwin Stone, manager U. & The largest sum ever paid for a prescription the
our catalogue we deliver good* to you FREE
should
not
be
made
issued.
entitled "An act for the sale of timber
years,” sbe writes, “I enduied iosuf Guard that the hop growers In Cali­
E. R. R., Albany; W. E. Cciuan, G. P. changed hands in San Francisco Aug 30. 1901. 1878.
o f **nr ee* nr m a il c h a rg es^
lands in tne States of California. Oregon,
EXCELSIOR BRAND
fernble pain from indigestion, stomach
NEW CASKS.
A.,
S.
P.
Co.,
Portland,
or
to
any
S.
P.
Nevada
Washington Territory," as extend­
The transfer Involved In coin and stock (lit,- ed to all and
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in­ fornia have begun to spray their hops
Public Land States I y act of August
VicK’s* Garden
or C. E. Agent.
Ap-
500
and
was
paid
by
a
party
of
business
men
Chas
Pruett
vs.
Mary
Hanley.
4,
1
92.
Mary
E. Herrington. <t Grants Hass,
evitable when doctors and all remedies thia year, something that has nover
Man or Baddie can not get wet.
Rates from Medfjrd to Newport, for a specific for Bright's Disease and Diabetes county of Josephin»
. State of Oregon, has this
peal
from
justice
court.
fail
d.
At
length
1
was
induced
to
bean
done
there
before,
as
hitherto
$10.00.
Rates
from
Medford
to
Ya
­
<& ^Floral Guide
day tiled in this office her sworn statement
EXCELSIOR BRAND
hitherto incurable diseases.
|
try
Elec
trie
Bit
ters
and
1
he
result
was
tbe
mould
and
lice
have
not
abounded
No.
5242,
for
tbe
purchase
of tbe nev* of Sec
quina »10.00.
OILED CLOTHING
They commenced the serious Investigation of No 34. tn Township No 40. south of range No.4
for 1908 '
miracul u-. I improved at once «nd there. But lately these pests have COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS
For all kinds ot work.
west, and will offer proof to show that the land
tow I’m completely recovered.” For appeared and it becomes necessary to The Commissioners' Court met Wed­ A Duluth lumber magnate gave $50 the specitlc Nov. 15. 1900. They interviewed sought
Warrsm^l Waterproof. 4^9»
Valuable to everyone who plant* seeds,
more valuable for l.s t .tu­
scores of the cured and tried it out on Its ber or is stone
Look for trade mark. A
A
Livtr,
Kidmy,
Stomach
and
Bowel
take
steps
to
eurtail
their
ravages"
than for agricultural pur­
nesday,
June
3,
and
the
following
to
a
pretty
waitress
because
she
stop
­
whether it’s' only a flowet; bed or an
Lt not at dealers, write
me
Its
by
putting
over
three
dozeu
cases
on
poses. and to establish her claim to said land
T h i bles Electiic Bitters Is the only
K. Z. Sa.jera Sw. S.i.Mrrs.
proceedings were had:
ped
chewing
gum.
This
is
quite
a
immense farm.V It is not a mere cata­
The
last
Congress
passed
an
net
the treatment and watching them. They also before J. O. Booth. County Judge, at h!s office
imedhi e. Only 50c. It's guaranteed
Kart laakrtd«.. la...
at Grants Pass. Oregon, on Saturday, the 8th
Reports of clerk, recorder, sheriff snug sum of money; but think what go physicians to tame chronic, incurabl day
logue, but a work of reference, full of
amending the naturalization laws,
by City Drug Store.
of August, 1903 She names as witnesses:
cases,
and
administered
It
with
the
physician
William F Herrington, of Grants Pass, Ore­
profitable information. > A book of over
the waitress gave up.
tbe result in part of the investigation and treasurer were approved.
gon; Elias S. Herrington, of Grants Pass. Ore­
or
judges.
Up
to
Aug.
25
eighty-seven
per
too illustrated pages. Free, if you
into the motives which led Czolgocz The following bills were allowed :
A. W. Stlsby ot Granta Pass, Oregon. F.
cent, of the test cases were either well or pro­ gon.
H. Briggs, of Grants Pass, Oregon.
mention thia paper. Write for it.
to assassinate President McKinley. County Commissioners’court 9 122 00
gressing favorably.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
salary
There being but thirteen per cent, of failures, above-described lands are requested to file
Farmer’s Handbook °
Hereafter every foreigner who desires Sheriff’s
tbeir claims in thia office on or before said
the parties were satisfied and closed tbe trans­ 8th
Clerk
’
s
to
become
a
citizen
will
have
to
con­
day ot August, 1903.
A valuable reference book that tell* all about
action.
Tbe
proceedings
of
the
investigating
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
the culture and care of crops, preparation of
A mong
vince the judge before whom he Recorder’s
committee and the clinical reports of the test
J
land, fertiiuing, spraying, etc. Seat FREE if
<
I
That
is
what
a
pleased
customer
recently
said
of
a
portrait
appears
for
naturalization
papers
Treasurer
’
s
I
cases were published and will be mailed free
Trit
de»ired.
hr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
that he is not connected in any way School Supt's
■! male at the
application Address J ohn J. F ulton C o .
's
with organizations having for their Assessor’s
JAMES VICK'« «OKS
D aisies
<1
U nited S tatzs 'L and Orricz
object the overthrow of any govern­
:
wayside : studio .
Roctswotwr. Mww York
Roseburg, Oregon, Msy 2«. 1908
ment, particularly this government. Tax rebate...
Notice is hereby given thst in ocmyliance
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE.
; f
Result is the measure of success, and BEHL.L. endeav-
A rigid examination Into the antece­ Current expenses ..
with the provisions of tht set of Congress of
June 3. 1878, entitled. "An set for the ssle of
dents of applicants will he made.
Court house Janitor
✓ ors to make each and every one of his productions
In the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon. limber lands in tbe States of Csllfornis. Ore­
In the matter of the Estate of John gon, Nevsda and Washington territory." as
Jail expenses .......
Woods, deceased.
extended to all tbe Public Laid States by act
Speak for Itself.— •
NOTICE is hereby given that the under of August 4. 1892. Ellas S. Herrington or Grants
o
totyx ^ x ..
Care of poor..........
signed
has
been
by
said
Court
duly
appointed
Pass. County of Josephine, State of Oregon,
Ths Kind You Hara Always Bought Indigent soldiers ..
Bear* the
as the administrator of estate John Woods, has this day tiled In this office his sworn state­
Samples at Strong’s Drug Store
deceased.
Any
and
all
persons
having
claims
ment
No 5240. for the purchase of the SW<* of
Signature
Insane ..................
against said estate are required to tile the Section No. 34 in Township No. 40 South.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
of
/»Í1
same, duly verified, with me at my place of Range No. 4 West, and will offer proof to
Bridges and roads
business at Rock Point, Jackson County. Ore snow that the land is more valuable for Its
1075 30
Election expenses ..
Established in 1*65.
gon. within six mouths from the date of first timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
publication hereof.
and to establish his claim thereto before J . O.
A SPLENDID REMEDY.
It was ordered that a warrant be
llENJ. HAYMOND. Administrator.
Booth. County Judge, at his offioe at Grants
S THE SCHOOL continues the careful train
J.
R.
Nzn.,
A
ttoruey
for
Estate
Pass. Oregon, on Saturday, the 8th day of Au­
Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lum­ drawn in favor of Eli Daliack, Mary
Ing and thorough iaatruction for which
First
date
of
publication
Muy
11,
1903.
gust.
1903 He names . a witnesses: William
bago and sciatic pains yield to tbe Jane Daliack and Irwin Dahack for
It is favorably known.
F. Herrirgton of Grants Pass. Oregon. Mary
penetrating
influence
of
Ballard
’
s
MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS havt best- in> n*>
E. Herrington ot Grants Pass. Oregon. A. W.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT izalways
Silsby of Grants Pass, Oregon; F. H. Briggs
Snow Liniment. It penetrates to sums of 93 95, 99.85 and $18.75 and
In charge of competent and experienced
over 6u years by the lender* of the Mormon Church and: their
.
of
Grants Pass, Oregon.
teachers. Board and Tuition per Session
interest
at
5
per
cent
from
tbe
20th
N. D. YOUNG,
the nerves and bone, and being ab­
follower*. Positively cure* the worst cases In old and young
of Twenty Weeks. $80. Studies began
Any .and all persons claiming adversely the
AT ALL LE.AD1NG DEALERS.
: artsixg from effects of wlf-ubare, di^Hipatioii,
excesses,
or cigarette
smoking. Cwrrs ŒI
Lost
■
___
_
sorbed
into
tbe
blood,its
healing
prop
­
day
of
December,
1902,
on
account
of
September 2, 19U2.
1
above-described
lands are requested to file
ltfhl-I.OBMe«,
HpermaXsrrlsoe*, Ins«mtoia(
Was liood, Inipotrs>ny, Lost Power, Nf_
‘
their claims in this office on or before said 8th
erties are conveyed to every part of tax sales.
For prospectus, address
Civil Engineer and Locator Of , day
*’c4we in Bark, Evil IJealres, Seminal Emisaioas,
Emission*, Lame BacM, Nervo» Dsblllf y.
of August, 1903.
the body and effect some wonderful
roedle, or C anal I pa-
ivinlarhe, Unfitness to Marry, I.os* of Hemen, Vart-
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
An order was made appointing Garl
•lon, Htop* Qnlckss®, of Discharge, SI top* Nervous
Twtlchito^oT Ey»_
Government
Land.
cures. Mr. D. F. Moore, Agent Ill.
Sisters of the Holy Names. I lids.
Effectaare inunwdiate. Impart vigor and potency to every CENTS h.nctlon. _ Don’t get
Jones,
Emmet
Beeson
and
D.
H.
Jack-
Central
Railway,
Milan,
Tenn.,
states:
organs. mtu,
fWlmnlates
■lfspondtnt. a cure is at hand. Restore* small, undeveloped
<>>»,<>•
WIMER, - OREGON.
I have used Ballard’s Snow Liniment son road viewers to lay out road lead­
the brain and nerve ce,zer*. 60c. a box, 6 foi F--60 by mall. A written guarantee« to cure or
manufacturers ,
money refuudea, with fa boxes. Circulars free.
for rheumatism, backache, etc., in ing to Rogue river bridge from a
•san u,
I he Kind You hi« Always ßougp
R* Kind You Hiw Ahnys Bagkt
Address, BISHOP REMEDY CO, Ban FranolB
Oak. my family. It la a spend id remedy. place near Central Point.
5T.PAUL.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
25C,|
We could not do without it." f
An order wm maria appointing Garl
Guaranteed.
1
50c. and *1.00 at City Drug Store.
“T he mills of the gods grind slowly,”
etc. Tho auditor of the war depart­
RED
Mi Are in many respects like other ulcers or ment has finally approved the first
sores, and this resemblance often proves fatal. claim for back pay filed by a veteran
Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal of the early Indian wars of the North­
the sore with washes and salves, because the germs of Cancer that are multi­
plying in the blood and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop­ west, and directed that Lewis Lawly
ing keep up the irritation and discharge, and at last sharp shooting paius of The Dalles, who served as a private
announce the approach of the eating and sloughing stage, and a hideous, in the Second Washington Territory
sickening cancerous sore begins its
Mounted Volunteers, be paid $134, for
In February, 1899, I noticed a small
destructive work.
services
rendered from March 17 to
lump on my lower lip. The doctor cau­
No ulcer or sore can exist with­ terized
September, 1 1805. Tardy justice, this.
it but another came and broke
out some predisposing internal cause out into an open sore. I began to take
I t seems that there are other sec­
that has poisoned the blood, and the S. S. S. and after I had taken seven bot­
open discharging ulcer, or the fester­ tles the place healed entirely and no tions besides this which are not getting
signs of the disease have been seen
as much rain as they have use for. With
ing sore on the lip, cheek or other since.
W. P. Brown, Hollande, S. O.
tho exception of two or three very
part of the body will continue to
spread and eat deeper into the flesh unless the blood is purified and the trifling showers no rain ha9 fallen in
Cancer germs or morbid matter eliminated from the circulation.
New England in forty-eight days, and
S. S. S. cleanses the blood of all decaying effete matter. It lias gTeat the loss to the agricultural interests of
antidotal and purifying properties that soon destroy the germs and poisons the entire section is enormous. At tho
and restore the blood to its natural condition. And when pure blood is
carried to the ulcer or sore the healing process office of the Massachusetts Board of
begins, the discharge ceases and the place heals Agriculture it was said that unless co­
over and new skin forms. S. S. S. is a strictly vege­ pious rains and warm weather come at
table blood purifier containing no mercury or once the previous estimate of the loss
minerals of any description.
»
to the farmers of New England of $70,-
• If you have an ulcer or chronic sore of any kind, write us about it, medi­ 000,000 will not prove too large.
cal advice will cost you nothing. Books on Cancer and other diseases of
J ohn D. R ockefeller must be get­
the blood will be sent free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlasta, 6a.
ting readj’ to make another donation
of a million or two to the Chicago uni­
Retail Market Report.
versity. For several months we have
The following quotations were been compelled to buy an inferior qual­
made up this afternoon, and is an ity of gasoline and pay the price we did
I impartial report of the prices charged for the better quality; and there has
by Jacksonville dealers:
been nothing whatever to justify the
Wheat—90c per bushel.
Flour—»2.20 (a $2.40 per 100 pounds. advance in price, except the fact that
Oats—50c per bushel.
the Standard Oil company has a practi­
Barley—Rolled, »1.25 per cental.
cal
monopoly of the business, and is
Hay—Per ton. baled, »15.
able to make us pay an unjust price.
Potatoes— l(a'3c. per lb.
Onions—lc per pound.
Undor the circumstances we feel that
Butter—35(<> 50c per roll.
it is our money and the people's money
Beans—3(a>5c per pound.
that Rockefeller is donating, and ne t
Lard—15c per pouud.
his own. The fact that he has a legal
Eggs—18 cts per dozen.
claim to it doesn't affect the equity of
Sugar—D. G. 95.75(a'»6 25 per cwt.
Poultry—»3.50 to $4.00 per dozen.
the matter.’’
Hams—16c(a'17c per pound.
C ongressman T awney of Minneso­
Shoulders—12jc per pound.
» I Side Bacon—15(a;20c per pound.
ta has reached the conclusion that the
American public school system is ser­
Rieger*« CaDfornh Perfumee
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE
iously defective, in that not eaorugh at­
made la ttw State where th*
Would quickly leave you, if you used tention is given to elementary ’branch­
tanni ta the
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Tnousands es. This decision has been reí ched be­
located.
of sufferers prove tbeir matchless, cause eight young men seUcU d by him
o Calif ernia*« »wee tut odors
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
are prettily bornai for
They make pure blood and build up for appointment to West Pi,int or An-
i your health. Only 25 cents.
* , money napo’is have been rejected, in succes­
who cannot visit and
J oack if not cured. Sold by Ci
City Drug sion because of inability
pass in ele­
pick and smell tho beautiful
Store.
mentary English braachf s, though all
this wonderful State.
were high-school graduates and select­
just arrived—
Our
BORN
ed largely because of high standing as
the*
students. Mr, Tawney is convinced
vtsitors frea the Weat. Riagar*a
H amakar .—At Rananza, on June 1, that pupils are being rushed through
Calli orala rerfuaaar
1903, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hama- grammar schools wj thout proper train­
kar, a daughter.
ing.
T u C a E r .—Near Trail, May 31, 1903, .T he following excerpt, taken from
to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tucker, a the “social' - colti’jin of the Eugene Reg­
Jacksonville, Ore.
1
daughter.
ister, is a fair sample of the drivel
T rowbridge —In Medford, May 29, I writers who think they are up in “so­
Nasal
1903, to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Trow- ciety” inflict on their readers. “Other
bridge, a daughter.
members of Mrs. Sladen's visiting list
R iggs —At Ashland, May 23, 19O.\ to were vouchsafed the pleasure of revel­
In all its stages.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Riggs, a daughter. ing in the sylvan delights of her sub­
FiFiELD-At
Leland, May 24fc 1903, to urban home Friday evening. They
cleanses, soothes and heals
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C. R. Fitield, a son.
found the sequestered nooks gorgeous
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and drives
in their sheen of deep-green foliage,
away a cold in the head
with bright-plumaged, birds chirping
married .
quickly.
hysterically over the selection of straws
Cream Balm is placed into the nostr.ls, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im­ R eb . se — B irdsey —In J ac k sonville, and twigs for their brooding nests. In
mediate and a cure followa It is not drying—does
June 2, 1903, by Judge Hanna, Fred­ this environment of perfume-laden air.
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug­
erick Reese and Fannie C. Birdsey. enhanced by the glorious day, the
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
guests gathered about tete-a-tete tables
ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren Street, New York S tone —W ulf —In Medford, June 2,
by M. Purdin. L. M. Stone, and Miss with whist as the piece de resistance.”
Brother, what brand of “dope” do you
Diana Wulf.
use?
H emknway -C hitwood .—At Klamath
T housands S aved B y
M r . C leveland ’ s reputation will
Falls, June 4, 1903, Dr. Hemenway
not be heightened by the third-term
and Miss Irene Chitwood.
“boom,” even though he should not
This wonderful medicine posi- I H enriot - R ivett . — At University again be nominated, which is very like
Park, Portland, June 2, 1903, George
tively cures Consumption, Coughs
ly. In permitting himself to be boom­
Henriut, formerly ot Ashland, and
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneu­
ed lor a third presidential term, when
Miss Florence Rivett, by Rev. Mr.
monia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La-
a w ord fitly spoken would put a stop
Dennison.
Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
to that performance—to a booming
K inney —L ittle —At Central Point, that is generally regarded as worse
Croup and Whooping Cough.
May 31, 1903, by E’der T. M. Jones, than folly—Cleveland has grieved many
Every bottle guaranteed.
No
William Kinney and Miss Cora of his judicious friends. They cannot
Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. & I>.
magine that he desires or thinks it
Little.
Trial bottle free.
to get another nomination,
W atson —E mbry --At Jacksonville, possible
nor .can they suspect him capable of
June 3, 1903, by Rev. A. J. Gillette, believing that, if he were nominated,
Geo. T. Watson and Miss Kate he could be elected. “Why, then,”
they ask themselves, “is he permitting
Emery, of Ashland.
booming to go on? Why has he
N orton —C olton —At Gardena, Cal., this
not repressed this mistaken zeal?” Tbe
June 3, 1903, by Rev. F. G. Strange, suggestion that it would be indelicate
Jesäe Norton, formerly of Fort for him to decline, before he is formal­
Klamath, and Miss Laura Colton, ly asked, is nonsense.
If yoa haven't a regular, healthy movement of the
lately
of Ashland.
A merican medical colleges are
howela every day, you*re ill or will be. Keep your
how eta often, and be well. Force, in the shape of vio­ G raham —S hattuck -At Grants Pass,
graduating 10,900 students each year,
lent physic or pili poison, is dangrrouH. The Kmooth-
eat, easieat, moot perfect way of keeping the bowelo
May 28, 190:1, Richard M. Graham while the actual needs of the country
dear and clean U to take
and
Miss Emma Shattuck.
according to medical journals, is only
a
CANDY
I CATHARTIC
WooLFOLK-BATTY-Near Grants Pass, 2500 per year. It is strange that more
May 31, 1903, J. W. Woolfolk and young men do not take up professions
Mis9 Beitba Batty.
that are crying for graduates. The
C ramer —L ongneckbr —At Grants United States government can not get
Pass, June 3, 1903, by Rev. G. F. civil engineers with which to carry on
Connell,
George W. P. Cramer and the topographical, geological and irri­
^WORKWHU^
Miss Jean Longneeker.
gation work now contemplated. The
large cities are constantly In need of
EAT ’EM LiKE CANDY
sanitary and estimating engineers. The
DIED
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste flood. Do flood,
■ever Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 14, ri, and 80 cento
largu railway corporations feel a con-
Cr box. Write for free sample, and book.et on
sUarit’scarcity of young men to do field
alth. Address
•muM ui » t coarsiT, chkago •» »w tom . G ould —Near Grants Paa-«, May 31,
work, and a mining engineer in the
1903, Mrs. Francis Gould; aged 88 west can command the highest salary
< of any profession today. The me
years.
ebanieal occupations are all in need of
R ies —In Jacksonville: June J 1<O3 experts.
The locomotive and shipbuild­
Miss Lottie Ries; aged 22
an’j ing companies
all need thousands of de­
6 montbs.
signers and mechanical experts to en­
able them to fill the orders they have
taken for several years in advance.
F
WEES3
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In
Ose
For Over
California
I
CATARRH
Ely’s Cream Balm
OR. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY
:
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
M^fyfeather
Bright’s Disease.
SAWYER’S
POMMEL SLICKERS
“Speaks for Itself.”
5
St. Mary’s Academy,
Stands for the best
that is made in
¿footwear.
VIGOR! VITALITY!
C.GOTZ1AN&0
so
DU J.
At City Drug Store. Jacksonville
v
h.
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