The Democratic times., July 01, 1903, Image 1

Uiegon Historical Society
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1903.
VOL. XXXIII.
A fIREMAH BURNED
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SOUTH’RN OREGON NEWS THE MEDFORD CLUB
A VERY SAD AFFAIR
OUR STATE’S
ath and Lake season closed from Jan­
DEFEATED SUNDAY
OCCURRED SUNDAY.
FISH AND GAME LAW uary 1 to September 15 of each year.
The Bybee bridge is open for travel.
A Can of Chemicals Which He One of Medford's Moat Prominent Interesting items on our last page.
Senator Hunt of Portland has been
Business Men Drowned While
Was Handling Exploded.
with us again.
Fishing.
While ho wiw moving a box containing
Hon. Miles Cantrail of Applegate
a can of acid for the chemical engine in
was a recent visitor.
the ceutral lire station at Indianapolis,
John G. Van Dyke, Jr, is no more.
P. Applegate, county recorder, spent
Ind., the can exploded and severely in­
jured Fireman George H. Har;u >u. The The ruthless hand of Death has snatch­ a few hours in Medford Monday.
ambulanee was called and the si ffe. ing ed him from earthly scenes. The whole
Judge Prim and Geo. E. Neuber
Sian was removed to his h> >me at No. 4?*)
j
made
a trip to Medford Thursday.
East South street, where it was futiud he community is in mourning, for he was
Mrs.
F. E. Aukeny of Sterliugville
was severely burned about the limbs. In oue of our leading business men, in­
telling a reporter the story of his re­ telligent, upright, enterprising and was in our city a few days since.
covery, he said:
Jacksonville Fire Co. will hold its
•• The paiu was awful and the shock highly respected by all who knew him. ■ monthly meeting Monday evening.
to my nervous system was so g.eat that
Last Sunday Mr. Van Dyke, in com­
Miss Cora Basye is visiting with
it aggravated a long-standing trouble to pany with A. Eisenhart, Guy Childers
relatives living in Missouri Flat dis­
such an extent that I feared I could not
again take up my work as fireman. And and J. E. Badge went to Rogue River, trict.
I don't believe I could had it not been at Curry 's ford, to fish. At about half­
Elmer Crippen and Claude Law of
for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale past three o'clock in the afternoon,
Forest Creek spent Tuesday in our
People.
when the accident occurred, they were
•• My heart palpitated violently on the in the stream, not far from each other, city.
Mrs. W. E. Finney and Miss Maud
•lightest excitement and often caused a wearing the long rubber wading boots
choking or smothering sensation, my
Prim
were in Medford one day this
breathing became short and my nervous commonly worn by fishermen. Sud­ week.
system in general was in an alarming denly it was noticed that Mr. Van Dyke
H. A. Bauten and Pryor Eaton of
state. I could not sleep, could not eat was in distress. He had stepped off the
and did nothing but worry until a friend, sand bar into deep water and was strug­ Poorman's creek were among us Wed­
who had been cured of an obstinate ease gling to save himself. Not being able nesday.
of nervous exhaustion by Dr. Williams* to swim and weighted down with the
Ben Haymond and J. W. Morris of
Pink Pills induced me to take that apparel he wore, drowning was inevit­ Rock Point were at the county-seat
remedy Five days after I began taking able. His companions were unable to
Monday.
Pink Pills for Pale People there was an
improvement and in a short time they render any assistance,and after coming
B. E. Haney is being visited by his
to the surface three times the unfortu­ son, who arrived from Tacoma one day
Completely cured me.”
Many nervous disorders that causa nate man went down to rise no more.
this week.
lifelong suffering are caused by a shock
The alarm was given at once and
The Board of Trustees will bold its
to the nerves. In a majority of cases
the cause of the shock is soon forgotten search for the body instituted. A large regular monthly session next Tuesday
but the injury to the uerves is lasting. number of Mr. VanDyke’s friends at evening.
Partial paralysis is often traced to such Medford and Central Point, hearing
Rev. J. D. Murphy will hold services
. causes as this. A nerve and spinal tonic of the lamentable occurrence, repair­
which will carry renewed health and
at
the Catholic church Sunday at the
streugth to the neives. if used in time, ed to the scene, and in a short time usual time.
will save years of suffering. Dr. Wil­ nearly a hundred people were there to
liams* Pink Pills for Pale People are the render assistance. Everything obtain­
Regular services will be held at the
best ami most powerful nerve food ever
M. E. church Sunday by Rev. E. B.
able
that
could
be
of
any
service
in
discovered. They have cured, after or­
dinary mediciues have failed, such dis­ the work of dragging the river and Lockhart.
orders as locomotor ataxia, partial par­ grappling was used, but it was not un­
Mrs. S. J. Day has returned home
alysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neural­ til afternoon the next day that suc­ after a visit of several weeks in the
gia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the
after-effects of the grip, palpitation of cess rewarded the efforts of the Willamette valley.
the heart, pale and sallow complexions searchers.
W. H. DeZeng and H. Leighton, the
and all forms of weakness, either in male
The funeral took place this (Tues­ expert miners, have been with us dur­
or female.
day) afternoon from the late residence, ing the past week.
Dr. Williams’Pink Pills for Pale People
under
the auspices of the Knights of
are sold by all dealers or will be sent post­
P. F. Swayne of Applegate was a re­
paid on receipt of price, fifty cents a box; Pythias, of which Mr. Van Dyke was cent visitor. He was accompanied by­
■ix boxes f< >r tw< > d< «liars and a half, by ad­ an honored member. The cortege that
dressing Dr. Williams Medicine Co., followed the remains to the Odd Fel- Frank Kasshafer.
Schenectady, N. Y.
J. P. Harvey and Robt. McGill were
lo ws' Cemetery was probably the larg­
among
those in Jacksonville the fore­
est ever seen in Medford, if not in
Getting Down to Business. Jackson county, nearly one hundred part of the week.
Jas. Morton, one of Phoenix's best
vehicles alone being in the procession.
The Rogue River Fruit Growers’ Rev. W. F. Shields officiated, and citizens, tarried in Medford a few
Union held one of its most important preached an impressive sermon, in hours Wednesday.
meetings Saturday afterncon. The w hich the many good qualities of the
J. C. Masterson, I. Householder and
question for consideration was the deceased were extolled.
C. A. Bailey of Gold Hill precinct were
handling and sale of ti e fruits of the
Although less than 28 years of age, in Jacksonville Monday.
ass<<ia' ion and the purchasing of sup­ Mr. Van Dyke had already atta^ied a
Oris Crawford, the clever under
plies.
prominent position in the municipal I sheriff, and his wife passed a short
After a short discussion, in which and business affairs of Medford. He
. time at Medford Monday.
all seemed to bold abiut the same was a native of Jackson county, having
Mrs. Dr. Hines of Forest Grove, who
opinion, it was decided to elect a spent nearly all of his life within its
is
visiting in this section, spent a few
sales and purchasing ag« nt. It was borders. He is survived by a young
days
in Ashland this week.
also decided to c^to-e a fruit ins[ec- wife (nee Miss Minnie Cox), to whom
J.
M. Cantrall, Sterling district’s
tor, who will see that no direa^ed or he was married less than a year ago,
pest infected f uil is packei, and that besides his parents, brothers, sisters energetic road supervisor, has been in
town several times recently.
a uniform grade and pack is male by and a host of friends.
all members.
John Striker, a well-known mining
Aftrrthe adj urnment«f tie asso
LOCAL NOTES.
man, made us a visit Monday. He is
elation the rx cutive board met and
now doing business in the copper belt.
selected the secretary, W. 11. Nor
Sheriff Rader was in Medford Mon­
Ira Tompkins and Geo. Hall, two of
cross, for both mauagiug salesman day, on official business.
the leading sporting men of Grants
and fruit inspector. He is « ne of our
Mrs. J. F. White is visiting with rel­ Pass, spent Monday afternoon in Jack­
most experienced and intelligent atives living at Berkeley, Cal.
sonville.
horticulturist«, a thorough business
The R. R. V. R. is now running its
There will be a base-ball contest, pugi­
man. H.s selection is perhais the
new engine and passenger coach.
listic exhibition and ball at Jackson*
best that ecu Id have been made
T. K. Roberts, ex-journalist, is with . ville July 4th. A big crowd is expected
The association is now in tiLe work­
us.
He may embark in the newspaper there on that day.
ing order,and its members cannot but
business
again.
Mrs. Jennie Levy Dattelbaum of San
receive gnat benefits from this co­
J.
T.
Layton
of Applegate, the pio­ Francisco arrived Tuesday evening, to
operate n The first business will be
tteoidtr.ng ol fruit Loxes, which wil< neer miner of Southern Oregon, was a attend the funeral of Mrs. J. Karewski,
be d< ne after tie next m< etlng of the visitor Tuesday.
who was her mother.
board
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Conklin made
Chas. Dunford is now proprietor of
Jacksonville a visit one day during the Jacksonville’s dray and transfer line
past week.
and is doing a good business. He
spares
no pains to please.
J. H. Tyrrell and Fred Downing of
Lake Creek did business in Medford
The R. R. V. R. will run special
Are impure matters which the skin, one day this week.
trains between Medford and Jackson­
liver, kidneys and other organs can
ville,
at regular intervals, July 4tb.
Mr. and Mrs C. H. Pierce, Mr. and
not take care of without help, there is Mrs. R. W. Gray*attended the Robin­ Round-trip fare, 25 cents.
such au accumulation of them.
son-Taylor nuptials Sunday.
Rev. W. F. Shields of Medford will
They litter tire whole system.
hold
services at the Presbyterian
Mesdames Whitman and Heard are
Pimples, boils, eczema and other with their husbands at the mines, lo­ church Sunday evening. His sermons
are eloquent and convincing.
eruptious, loss of appetite, that tired cated in Steve’s Fork district.
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges­
Messrs. Callahan, Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Alice Welch of Meadows pre­
tion, dull headaches and many other cinct and her son EM. were in Medford others of the Spokane colony operat­
ing in the copper belt have gone home
troubles are due to them.
visitors a few days since.
to spend the Fourth of July.
F. M. Amy and W. J. Freeman,
N. DeLamatter, Geo. Warner and
leading citizens of Central Point,
Mr.
McLellan of Gold Hill were in
viere in Medford Tuesday.
Jacksonville Monday, on business with
J. A. Gross is visiting at Ashland,
Remove all humors, overcome all which he still claims as bis home. His Judge Day, U. S. Commissioner.
Kid Ely of Redding and Jack Ben­
their effects, strengthen, tone and wife is in California. Their health is
nett
of Grants Pass, two clever boxers,
invigorate the whole system.
not the best.
will apar a number of rounds in Jack­
Mrs. J. C. Calvert of Grants Pass has sonville on the afternoon of July 4th.
“I had salt rheum on my hands so that I
could not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla been In Medford, the guest of her
T. J. Williamson and J. W. Myers
and it drove out the humor. I continued sisters, Mr9- Hattie S
and Miss
spent Thursday in Ashland, where
Its use till the sores disappeared.” Mas. Ivy Gilso11-
they invested in a pair of horses, also a
Iaa O. Baowx, Rumford Falls, Me.
Geo. A. Dyson, a veteran miner, is
Hood’s Sarsaparilla promises to inspecting the mineral resources of Studebaker wagon, which they bought1
cure and keeps the promise.
Southern Oregon, with which he is of F. Osenbrugge.
highly pleased.
Mrs. M. Miller is having a neat dwel­
Dr. C. W. Barr, who is now located ling-house built, not far from her cot­
Homeless Children.
at Astoria, passed through the valley tage, which will be occupied by Dr.
Saturday, on his way home from a and Mrs. R. G. Gale. H. W. Grimesis
The Oregon Childien’s Home So­ visit in the East.
doing the work.
ciety has several children who are
A party of gentlemen representing
The placer diggings located in Forest ■
now ieady fur btires in families. the Spaulding Buggy Co. is canvass-
Among the number are boys aged sing Southern Oregon at present, and Creek district and operated by Spauld-
ing & Crippen made a good showing
nioe and ten year«, who could make doing considerable business.
themselves useful on ranches. Will
Jack Bennett of Grants Pass and Kid during the past season. The final [
st n e g< od families give them honors Ely, two clever boxers, will give an cleanup was made last week aud result- |
on three mont ba’ trial. Addrc str Supt. exhibition at Jacksonville and Gold ed quite favorably.
I. F. Toley, 60« Marquam building, Hill during the coming week.
A small quantity of ore from the Mc­
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. A. H. Maegly and Miss Pauline Intyre mine, located in Forest Creek
Levy arrived from Portland Tuesday,
tccompanying hither the remains of district, was shipped to Tacoma Tues­
day by Geo. Crippen. Good reports are
heir mother, Mrs. J. Karewski.
Sam Cleland has gone to Humbug expected from it. This is one of the
district, where he has bonded a valua­ most promising mines in Southern
ble quartz mine. He was accompanied Oregon.
by his wife, and A. Z. Sears furnished
Jacksonville’s new restaurant, lo­
the transportation.
Cut full
cated in Dunnington & Deneff's brick
Ivan Humason has returned to Bea­
ver creek, Cal., where ho is engaged in building, is doing a good business. Ex­
developing a cinnabar deposit with A. cellent meals can be obtained tbero at
M. Cowgill. He exhibited some speci­ all hours. Mrs. Lyden, who came
mens of very rich ore while here.
from Michigan not long since, is con­
Copper-riveted
The Fruit Growers’ Association and ducting it.
the horticulturists of the valley will
A. W. Sturgis brought his final
meet at Jacksonville on the third Sat­
cleanup
to town a short time ago.
urday in August, when it is expected
that some of the most prominent men There was a large quantity of pure
the most dependable
engaged in that industry in the state gold, amounting to several thousand
garments in the world
will be present and give their exper­ dollars. Mr. Sturgis has operated his
for working men
ience.
_________
extensive placer mines, which are
located in Foiest Creek district, many
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. All years, and they yield better returns
vara Couiti|«uon lor».»»
Druggists rotund tbe money it it tails to euro.
.«ke Cxacarota Candy Cathartic 10c or St, Mrova’s signature is on eacb box. 26c
each recurring seaton.
>
11 CL taU u> cura. dria'S'kia rotuud muotg
Jill Humors
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Levi Strauss
cCo’s
Overalls
NO. 22
BRIEF MENTION
THE OLD RELIABLE
In Coos County season closed from
Dr. G. B. Cole of Central Point was
February 1 to August 1 of each year. a Medford visitor Sunday.
The Base Ball Game at Ashland Was A Synopsis of the Muin Points of the
Water rail and upland plover—
of a Rather Saffron Complexion.
C. M. Ruch and Walter Bostwick of
Statute Governing Fishing
Closed from January 1 to August 1 of
1 Applegate were amung those in town
and Hunting.
each year.
I Saturday.
Ashland played two new men—Mc­
UPLAND BIRDS.
Gee, who relieved Robley as pitcher,
The open season is almost here. It
The following s.yn ipsis of the fisb
Limit—Ten birds in or.e day.
and Freeman at second base. The and game laws of Oregon has been
will be lawful to kill deer after July
There are provisions against trap­ 15th.
Medford team’s personnel was also prepared by A. E. Gebliaidt, secretary
ping,
netting, ensnaring, robbing
somewhat different than usual. Ti e of the Oregon Fish and Game Associa­
M. M. Taylor accompanied the
nests
and
placing of johoued wheat,
A
playing of neither club was particu­ tion,and will soon be is ued by the as­
Robinson
wedding party to Medford
larly brilliant, and errors were not sociation in a n at folder for distribu­ and against tie-pass, which apply to Sunday.
conspicut us by their absence. Ashland tion among sportsmen and others all sections of the state.
Dr. Damourette, the versatile opera­
Sale of grouse, pheasantsand quail
made four runs in one inning, and throughout the state, su that all may
tor
in mines, has gone to San Fran­
Medford six in another. It was the have an opportunity to acquaint is permitted during the last 15 days
cisco.
»
-¿j.
of
tl
e
open
season,
subject,
however,
old story of lack of the right kind of themselves with the provisions i f the
’ - «
to
the
restrictions
placed
upon
hunt
­
Dan
Reynolds
and
his
wife
will
leaves
practice.
law without consulting the statute ing in the different sections of the for the coast in a few days, to spend
The following is tlie official score as book«.
state. A record mu-t be kept of each the summer.
neatly as we were able to ub’ain it.
Much care and attent on have been sale.
T. C. Lee vex, the expert miner, is
ASHLAND.
ghen to the prep irati.m of this epitc-
English or gray partridge, caper­ now located at Nimshew, Calif., and
Absolutely Pure
a. nie, in order to condense it into the
P.O.
A.
R.
B H.
cailzie, moorhen, wild turkey, wood­ doing well.
2
2
0 smallest possible space, and at the
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
1
9
Engle, lb...
0 same time furnish every necessary cock, silver pheasant, golden pheas­
1
4
3
2
Thos. Bailej of Table Rock precinct,
Foil, 3 b.........
ant, copper pheasant, gieen Ja;anese
1
4
2
3
Freeburg, 2 b I 2
a veteran of the Indian war, was here
2
0
1 detail of the fish and game laws for pheasant and
1
Reeves plieasaut— Monday, on pension business.
Eastmau, c f 2
Next Saturday is our nation’s birth­
0 the eutire state, and to prevent its be­ Closed until October 1, 1905.
1
0
1
Robley, p.... 0
0 ing u<ed fur advertising or other com­
1
1
0
Bird
Loosley
has
sold
320
acres
of
Marksbury, r f. 1
day
—the 4th of July. Of course it will
Prairie cbicken, grouse, native
2
2
4
1
Neil, s s............. 1
land
located
near
Fort
Klamath
to
H.
be
observed
the length and breath of
mercial
puriORs
It
has
be?u
copy
­
2
pheasant or rutiled grouse, ring-neck­
ö
3
0
Carter, If............1
C.
Galey
of
Roseburg
for
*4000.
the
land.
right
by
the
author:
2
3
4
1
ed or China torquatus pbeasant, quail,
Miller, c............ 2
0
4
1
0
N ote —During the ‘‘closed season’’ Bob White, sage cock (except as indi­
•McGee, p......... 0
Herbert McCarthy, who was deputy
Patsy O’Donoghue, well known in
it is unlaw.ul to bunt, pursue, lake, cated telow)—Closed from December Southern Oregon, has leased the Cen­ sheriff under Alex. Orme, is now run­
8
24 20
13 15
Total
kill, injure, destroy or have in posses­ 1 of each year to October 1 of the fol­ tral Point Hotel, it is reported.
ning out of Ashland as a passenger
MEDFORD
sion, or to sell or offer for sale, barter lowing year.
Mrs. Kittie Morris of Central Point brakeman.
a or exchange.
P.O.
B u.
A.
K.
Wasco County—Prairie chickens has been visiting in Ashland, the guest
Wm. Robinson, the well-known pio­
a».
4
1
1
Anderson, 2 b... 1
Unless otherwise indicated, the and quail—C,used from October 15 of of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Jacobs.
neer,
has gone to Junction City, to
2
0 word “limit” means the limit of hunt
8
3
Barkdull, 1 b.. 1
2
each year to August 1 of the follow­
visit relatives, who will hold a reunion
0
0
0
I-aacs, c f.......... I
Frank
Adams
of
Sams
Valley,
who
•
Î
1 or catch for one person in one d ay.
2
ing year, snd at all times when the has been quite ill, is convalescing. Dr. during the week.
King, s s............. 1
0
0
0
MAMMALS.
3
Rotherme), 1 f. .2
ground is covered with snow sufficient Pleasants is attending him.
Assessor Jones and his deputies have
0
0
1
1
Hutton, p.........1
Beaver—Closed for 18 years.
for tracking.
made such excellent progress that the
0
0
0
3
Barlow, r f....... 0
The
regular
monthly
session
of
the
Spotted fawn—Cksed at all time«,
2
Tillamook County—Native pheas­
3
1
2
•Kelso, c...........1
field work is almost completed. An
o
Antelope, buck deer, moose, moun- ant (or ruffed grouse) and ring-neck­ County Commissioners’ court will be
5 0 3
Wilkinson, 3 b. .1
exoellent showing will be made.
held
this
week,
beginning
July
1st.
tain sheep (except in the count es of ed or China torquatus pheasant—
A large number of the citizens of
6 Grant, Harney, Malheur and Bake1), Closed unril September 15, 1904; then
9 16
16 12
Total
Tobe Stone, the farmer-miner, who
Medford
will spend the 4th of July at
closed
fioiu
November
1
eacti
year
to
SCORE BY INNINGS.
closed between December 1 of each has been stopping in Pleasant creek
Jacksonville. A base-hall game and a
July
15
of
the
following
year.
district,
has
returned
to
Jacksonville
123456 7 8 9
year and September 15 of the follow­
dancing party will be the principal
Female de« r—Closed from Novem­ ing year. Blue grouse—Closed from
Ashland............... 2 3 0 0 1 4 0 2 1—13
Justus Norris, R. Hamersly and Gus
Medford.............. 01 0600 2 00— 9 ber 1 of each year to August 15 of the October 15 of each year to August 1 of Scb waderer,of Pleasant creek precinct, amusements.
Dr. Ray is steadily increasing the
following year.
th- following year.
were in Medford Saturday,on laud bus­
Umpire—P. Dsnegan.
force employed on his great dam enter­
In the counties of Gran*, Harney,
Sc< rer—G. NiniDger.
iness.
Citniiei cf Josephine, Jacksen,
prise, &Dd will soon have 100 men at
Malbeur and Baker deer and ante-
Oto«,
Curry and Clatsop—Ring-neek-
Miss Maud Prim, who has been teach­
Departed This Life.
work there. A great deal will be done
lope ch sed from October 15 of each
ed or China toiquatus pheasant— ing the Brownsboro school, returned this season.
year to October 1 of the following
Closed until September 15, 1904; then home a few days ago. She gave gen­
Mrs. Johanna Karewski, one cf the year.
Horace D. Jones has been appointed
close!
between December 1 of each eral satisfaction.
pioneer wc men of Jacksonville, died
Night hunting, and the use of d< gs year and September 15 of the
one
of the forest rangers for the season
follow-
Fish of fine quality, caught in Rogue
Sunday in Pi rtland, whither she had in huuting deer, antelope or moose,are
of
1903.
He is now holding a position
river, are being sold on our streets.
gone for treatment. She bad been prohibited within the state at all ing year.
on the reportorial sUff of the Portland
Dtuglas County—The law is not One dealer asks as high as ten cents a
ailing for s metime with heartdi.-ease limes.
Evening Journal.
clear
as to this c unty. See lectiuD pouud for them.
and dropsy. Two of her daughters,
Limit—Five deer in any one open
Frank Klose, an Austrian 34 years of
2020 of Bellinger and Cutton’s Code.
Mrs. A. H. Maegly and Miss Pauline season.
J. W. Hiekel, an excellent jeweler,
age,
and a painter by profession, has
East of the Cascade Mountains (ex­ has opened a shop at Jacksonville. He
Levy, were with her when the message
Elk— Cios-.d until Septemter 15,
been
committed to the insane asvlum
of death came. Mrs. Karewski was 1904: then closed between October 15 cept Wasco Ckunty)—Pheasant (ex­ formerly did business in Medford and
from
Josephine
county. His dementia
cept
native
pheasant
or
ruffed
grouse
twice married, first to Mr. Levy and of etch year and September 15 of the
Central Point.
is of a religious nature.
tl eo toG. Kaiewski, both of whom following year. Limit: One elk dur­ and quril (except Bob While quail)—
M. A. Watkins of Big Applegate was
Closed at nil times. Sagehen, sage­ a recent visitor. He reports that sec­
wire prominent merchants of the ing each open season.
Judge Neil was in Medford Monday,
cock,
g:ou«e,
native
pbea-ant
or
ruf-
county-seat. She had a wide acquain­
on
business in Justice Purdin’s court.
It is unlawful to sell, cr have in
tion in a flourishing condition and min­
tance aud was a woman of indomnita- possession tor sale, any elk meat at f d grouse—Closed from November 1) ing operations lively.
He defended W. J. Boosy, who had
of each year to August 1 of the foil aw-
ble energy and gotd business ability. any time.
G. W. Coulter and W. Beach, the ex­ been arrested on a charge of destroy­
For a Dumber of years she looked al­
It is unlawful at any time to hunt, lowiag yeir. Prairie cbicken—Closed pert painters, who are In Jacksonville, ing A. C. Nicholson's fence.
ter ihe extensive interests left by her pursue, take, kill, injure, destn y or until August 15. 1903; then closed
Among the amusements that will be
■ ate hustand. Four daughters, two
from November 15 of each year to have the contract for painting George provided at Jacksonville July 4th is a
bave
io
possession
any
deer,
elk.
Neuber’s sporting palace.
of whom are married, survive her.
mouse, mountain sheep or spotted August 15 of tbe following year. Bob
> dancing party. Signor
While
quail
(expect
in
Klamath
and
Henry Ireland , the genial forest handsome
town, for the purpose cf obtaining the
Boffa's
noted
orchestra will furnish
In Durance Vile.
ranger, was in town the forepart of the j
skin, hide, boro, hams < r other fl.»sh Lake Counties)- -Closed until October week. He will be stationed in the vi- . music for the occasion.
15, 1905; then cloced between Decem­
A wayfarer calling himself George of such anima), for the purpo e of
Elmer I. Applegate of Klamath
ber
1 of each year and October 15 of cinity of Pelican this season.
Dick wa« arrested Sunday, charged sale, barter, exebaoge or trade, ex­
county
has been tendered the position
C. C. Pursel, who recently put up a
tbe fuliowing year.
with entering the dwelling-house on cept upoo permission frum the State
of
inspector
of the forest reserves of
saw-mill in Big Applegate district, is
FISH.
the Ply male place, situated between Game and Forestry Warden.
the Pacific coast at a salary of 9100 per
sawing
a
considerable
quantity
of
ex
­
Silver gray tquirrel—Closed from
Black bifs—Open from June 1 to
Medford and Central Point and owned
cellent lumber, for which he finds a month and expenses.
by O. Bursell. He was helping him­ January 1 to October 1 ot each year. Octobtr 1 of each year, Only hook ready market.
Ashland has decided not to have
and lire may te used.
self to victuals when called to account
WATER FOWL.
a
celebration
on the 4th of July, and
Jas. Terry and Ed. Langley, who
Trout—May be caught only with
for his presence on tbe premises.
Ducks, geese, swan—Limit, 10C in
the fund raised therefor, amounting to
own
an
excellent
mine
and
mill
at
the
Dick was bioughlinto Justice Purdin’s one week and not mere than 50 in one hook and line. 1 Limit of size, oot less
several hundred dollars, has been
than five inches. Limit of catch, 125 mouth of Squaw creek, are about to re­
c< urt Monday for examination and day for one mao.
added to the Heppner relief fund.
bound over to appear at the Sep­ The law prohibits the u«e of sink In oue day. Night fishing prohibited, sume operations. This has been a pay­
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harvey of Gold
tember t rm of the circuit court In b xes, sink boats, sneak boats, skiff-, except within tide waters of Cjquille ing investment from the outset.
Hill
spent Tuesday afternoon in Med­
Geo.
Wait
of
Watkins
district,
the
river,
but
only
hook
and
line
may
be
the sum of *200. Not being able to batteries, swivel guns, fire, tlisblights
miner, was seriously injured a few days ford. The wife of their son, the Stock-
furnish bonds he was remanded to the and blinds, but the provisions of the used. Sale prohibited.
Eisiern brook trout, Loch Leven ago, by being run over by a horse he ton attorney, is now visiting with her
cu-tody of Sheriff Rader, under wh se I law differ for particular sections of
trout and grayling—Closed until was trying to catch. He was brought parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. O. Greg­
tender care he will remain during the state.
to Jacksonville, where he is recovering ory.
next two months.
Ducks, geese, swan—(Except in tlie April 1, 1904.
under treatment of Dr. Gale.
Miss Rachel Rowley left Ashland
times,
Salmou trout—Open at all
countie« of Jackson, Klamath, Lake
TAX Of BABIES.
Sunday
for Seattle. From there she
except
that
fishing
for
salmon
trout
The young ladies of the Epworth
and Coo«)—Season closed from March
Extreme hot Aeather is a great tax 1 to September 1 of each year. Hunt- is restricted to tidewaters during the League will dispense lemonade, ice will sail for St. Michaels, where it is
upuu
I uV Utpvoiivc
upon the
digestive power VI
of UOUIUJ,
babies;
when puny and feeble they should te
wild ge se is prohibited at all munthsof November, December, Jan- cream and home-made candy of a su­ rumored she is to be married to a man
given a few doses of White’s Cream time« on any island or sandtar on uiry, February and March of each perior quality in a booth on the court­ well known in the railway mail service
Vermifuge, the chi'dren’s U nie. It whl h wild geese habitually rest or year.
house grounds, July 4th. All are in­ and now stationed in Alaska.
will stimulate and facilitate tbe di­
All
other
species
of
trout
—
Closed
vited to call.
H. Runnels, a Gold Hill mer­
gestion of their food,so that they soon rOvSt, in along the Columbia River
during the mouths of November, De­
become strong, healthy and active. 25 eas''
Cascade Mountains.
R. M. Lewis of Lebanon has gone to chant, was in Medford Tuesday. He
cts. at City Drug Store.
1 In tbe counties of Jackson, Klam- cember, January, February and March Steamboat district, to develop valuable is one of the Indian war veterans,
of each ye ir.
mining property he is interested in. whose valuable services are at last be­
Use of dynamite, powder, ga«, lime He has the last placer claim on what is ing recognized by the ü. S. and State
coceulus indicus pjison, etc., probibi- known as Steve’s Fork, a rich district governments.
t rd.
that is attracting much attention.
Horace Mann, of the Enquirer,
Dynamiting trout and other food or
leaves
for the northwestern coast of
Otis Krause left for Klamath Falls
game fish is made a penitentiary of­
one day last week, accompanied by his California in a few days, to be gone
fense.
For the Championship of Southern Oregon,
wile. He expects to engage in the man­ two weeks. He announces that the
Ttie law also prohibits the dumping
ufacture and sale of confectionery.Geo. publication of his newspaper will be
off sawdust, planer shavings and lum-
••••AT»»»»
N. Lewis, who took them thither, suspended in the meantime.
bar waste into trout or salmon brought back some horse« for his liv­
W. J. Boosey, who lives near Jack­
JACKSONVILLE,
streams.
ery stable.
sonville,
was arrested the forepart of
SALMON.
Rev. W. F. Shields occupied the pul­ the week, charged with destruction of
On Neuber & Taylor*« Grounds
Size limit—Nut less than 12 inches.
pit of the Presbyterian church at Jack­ the fence that separates bis premises
Use of spear, gaff aud foul book
sonville Sunday evening, and will offic­ from A. C. N.cholson's. He was tried
prohibited.
iate there next Sunday evening, at the by a jury in Justice Purdin’s court
There are many special provisions in
request of Rev. S. H. Jones, who is on and found guilty. The fine of *10 and
For a Purse of $200.
the law fur different sections of the a wedding tour and may be transferred costs imposed was paid. District At­
state which cannot be given here. to Reno, Nevada.
torney Reames appeared for the prose­
The following are a few of the moL-t
cution and Judge Neil represented the
Hon.
W.
M.
Colvig
returned
Sunday
The Season
mporiaut: Columbia River—West of
defendant.
ccnfluence
wftn the Deschutes River: from St. Paul, where he was in attend­
Music by PROF. BOFFA’S Celebrated Orchestra.
Reuben Robinson and Miss Lillian
IJulawtul to take or fish tor salmon by ance on the Supreme Lodge of the A.
Taylor
were married in Jacksonville,at
O.
U.
W.
He
was
elected
Supreme
any means whatever between 6 a . m .
Winner Play» Grant» Pass Club on the first day of. March and 6 a . m . Overseer, the third highest office, and the residence of the bride’s parents,
< n the 15th day of April, or between is in line for promotion to that of Su­ Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Taylor, Sunday, at
the Next Day.
high noon. Miss Gladys Rose of Apple­
6 a . m . oii August 15th and 6 a . m . on preme Master two years hence.
Rev. S. H. Jones, the Presbyterian gate, cousin of the bride, and Raymond
10. Eist of confluence with
SPECIAL TRAIN Will Run From MEDFORD. Stp.embet
minister
stationed at Jacksonville for , Robinson, brother to the groom, at­
Deschutes River: Unlawful to fish for
several
years,
and Miss Edna Price, tended the couple. The ceremony was
salmou at any time, by any means
nieceof
Supreme
Judge and Mrs. C. E. performed by Edwin B. Lockhart in
whatever during tue spawning sea­
son, on any spawning bed or shallow. Wolverton, were married at Salem his usual clever manner. The wedding
Willamette Rher aud its tribuia- June 24th. The young couple have march was played by Mrs. E. E. Gore.
rie—Noruh of fails at Oregon City: many friends, whose wishes for a pros­ Relatives and a few intimate friends of
Un'awful io fish for salmon by any perous and happy future they eatry the contracting parties alone were pres­
T
M M
ent. After the discussion of a sumptu­
m ans whatever, except with hook with them to their new home.
The Man Who Labors,
ous collation Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
and lln-', from Mircli 1 toAp il 15,
Neuber & Taylor’s grounds will on took the train for Portland and other
whether a miner, lumberman, farmer, or day laborer,
appreciates a drink of
and fr'‘m June 15 to November 1, < r the Fourth of July be the scene of one
Willamette Valley points, where the
from 6 p. m . Saturday until 6 p . m . of the best games of base ball played
A
honeymoon will be spent, They are
Sund ty of any week in any year.
in Southern Oregon this season. Rose­ the recipients of many congratulations
South of falls at Orego i City -Un- burg and Jacksonville will play then,
and best wishes.
whisky. It clears the brain, strengthens the muscles,
ltwf tl to fish for salmon ex ept with and the winner will be pitted against
and brightens the intellect. The N oblb brands are
favorites everywhere, with men who work, because of
ho. k and line.
the Grant's Pass
club the fol­
their pleasant taste and excellent flavor. Always call
With the above mentioned excep­ lowing day. A purse of $2)0 will be
for C yrus N oblb whisky.
tions, fi-tiing for saint >n with hook hung up, which will make the contest
Fer »•>• at all BAM and DEAL£RB.
We like best to call
and line only Is permitted at all t mes all the more interesting.
SCOTT’S EMULSION
W. AVAN SCHUYVEK A CO., lac., DUtrilxitero. PORTLAND. OBE.
inmost of the streams within the
Somers, who pitched last season for
I
a food because it stands so em­
state.
Ashlaud, has been protested by the
phatically for perfect nutrition.
Roseburg club, which claims that he
And yet it in the matter of restor-
agreed to pitch for it and after pl
ing
“«djHitt, of
vi giving new
one game alleges that be without not
Dme tissues, especially >
signed up with Eugene, although rai
to U®. »Ires, its action is that
road fare and expenses had been ad­
11
of
a medicine.
vanced by the Roseburg managers.
< •
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million
-
Send for free sample
SCOT!' & BOWNE, Chemists,
I I
Mueh feeling has been worked up in
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ?
No Cure, No Pay.
50c.
409-41$ Pearl Street,
New York.
<
'
base-ball
circles
in
Eugene
and
Rose
­
$oc.
and
$1.00;
all
druggists.
___ _____
tn ctos o d with every bottle is a Ten chit» package of Grove’s Black R-oot, Liver Pills.
I '
burg over the affair.
fTOl
POWDER
BASE • BALL,
July 4th,
Rosebuig vs. Jacksonville,
Ball at Night.
A Cordial Invitation is Extended to Everybody.
CYRUS NOBLE !!K
:
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic