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bregón Hìstótlcal S qcíí ly inicö JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDN VOL. XXXIII. WHAT SHE ESCAPED BRIEF MENTION. Will Muller returned from San Francisco Thursday. Bert Coffman, the miner, has gone to Delay Would Probably Have Been California, to be gone several months. Fatal in Miss Goodwin's Case. Misses Pauline and Delia Reuter “ My mother died of consumption five passed a few hours in Medford Thurs- years ago,” said Miss Johannah Good day. * win, of Northbridge, Mass., “and 1 Wm. Broad, Fielder Bros. and o- thought I was going into t’.o s.vne dis ease. I believe I would b..ve «lone so Bienvenue were in Medford a few days but for Dr. Williams’ Pink Fills for Pile since. People. Martin McDonough, the Ashland “ My complexion br il turned pale anil lumber dealer, has been making us a yellow and I was j.'iusily looking. 1 was so weak I could not dress myself short visit. The County Clerk has granted license without sittingdown tor. st a few times and often when I walked a short dis to Pierce Gearhart and Miss Florence tance, or eveu stooped over, pains shot Buchanan to marry. through my hack. I was short of, Mrs. H. Shallock of Klamath Falls breath aud often dizzy, my food did not digest properly and my heart was very has been visiting Mrs. A. F. Carpenter irregular. There was a noise in my of Willow Springs precinct. head that nearly drove me crazy. I Emma Reed, who has been in Port would hold my hands tight over my ears land for some time past, returned Fri but still it would not stop, and some day, on a short vacation. times I could hardly see. I grew thinner W. J. Plymale returned Thursday and weaker and was afraid and nearly from Roseburg, where he has been certain I was going to die. " One day a friend advised me to try passing the past few weeks. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and I did so. i Nimrod Charley of Butte creek gives They helped me before one box was used I notice that he will not be responsible up and in less than two months I was well and strong again, entirely cured.” for debts contracted by his wife. Lane Wyland and H. C. Turpin, two Tiie disease from which Miss Goodwin suffered was amentia or “bloodlessuess” of our most energetic farmers, spent and is caused by an actual deficiency of several hours in Medford Friday. the blood and a warery and depraved Henry Popkin of the Grants Pass state of that fluid. It is characterized by a pallid complexion, pale lips, dull Bottling Works was in the valley late* eyes, tongue and gums bloodless, short ly, interviewing his numerous custom ness of breath on slight exertion—es pecially upon going upstairs, palpitation ers. of tho heart, feeling of impending death; A first-class cyanide plant has been weakness, loss of appetite and ambition. installed at the Greenback mine on If left to itself it is apt to result in de Grave creek. It is the only one of its cline and death. The one remedy that has proved itself kind in Oregon. a specific for aua>niia is Dr. Williams’ District Attorney Reanc.es was at Sa Pink Pills for Pale People. These pills have a double action, on the blood and lem during the past week, arguing tbe on the nerves. This is the secret of Dr. case of the State vs. A. J. Neilon, ap Williams’ discovery and is the cause of pealed from Lake county. the wonderful cures effected by them in Miss Mattie Perry of Roseburg ar stubborn cases of kx'omotor ataxia, par tial paralysis. St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, rived Thursday. She was met at neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head Medford by Miss Kate Plymale, whose ache, after-effects of the grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions guest she will be for awhile. and all forms of weakness either in male It is reported tbat a steam launch or female. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for will be put in Crater Lake. Great ef Pule People are sold at all druggists, or will be sent direct from Dr. Williams forts will be made to attract the at Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N. Y., post tention of tourists to that region. paid, on receipt of price, fifty ceuts per Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Portland box; six boxes for two dollars and a half. arrived Friday morning, to visit with the latter’s relatives, Mrs. A. Helms of Guide Boards Must be Put up. Jacksonville and her family. For a lazy liver try Chamberlain’s According to tbe law no road su Stomach and Liver Tablets. They in pervisor cm draw bls salary if there vigorate the liver, aid the digestion, are no guide boards where roads unite regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attack. For Sale by City Drug Store. or cro«s in his district. Walter Bostwick, the carpenter, has We often bear it remarked tbat returned from the Siskiyous, where there are very few sueb boards in evi he assisted J. Hartman in building a dence. Tbe law on tbe »object is sec feeding shed for Barron Bros. lion 30 of the latest edition of Oregon A. H. Wyland of Climax fell from a road laws and reads as follows: Every supervisor shall erect and load of hay in such a manner as to run keep up at tbe forks of every highway a pitch fork through the calf of one of and every crossing of public ro3ds his legs, receiving a painful wound. within bis road dislricta guide or R. C. Harrison returned from Cinna finger-board, containing an inscription bar Thursday, and left the same even in legible letters directing the way ing for Portland. He is no longer con and specifying tbe distance to tbe nected with the Iowa Lumber Co. next town or public place situated on W. T. Kinney and Chas. Randles of eacb road respectively; provided, tbat Lake creek were in Medford Thursday. tbe roid supervisors shall not be paid They report very fair crops in that sec after submitting their report to tbe tion, which cannot be generally said. county court until they have shown Wortman & Gore have sent 400 head to the satisfaction of the court tbat of young cattle to the Crain ranch, lo tbe provisions of this section have cated in the Dead Indian country. been complied with. They were in charge of Chas. Brophy. John Nelson of Trail creek, the well- known thresherman, was in town Wed nesday. He says that there is a sur Come to most people and cause many plusage of machines in the valley this troubles,—pimples, boils and other season. No man or wom&n In the state will eruptions, besides loss of appetito, hesitate speak well of CbamtJerlain’s that tired feeling, fits of biliousness, Stomach to and Liver Tablets after once indigestion and headache. trying them. They always produce a The sooner one gets rid of them the pleasant movement of the bowels, im prove tbe appetite and strengthen the better, and the way to get rid of them digestion. For Sale by City Drug and to bnild up the system that has Store. suffered from them is to take Superintendent Daily has organized a school district, composed of parts of districts 66 and 71. The building will be located near the Big Butte bridge, a mile from Olson’s saw mill. Forming in combination the Spring Wm. Heffner came down from Ol Medicine par excellence, of unequalled son’s mill, Big Butte precinct, Wed strength in purifying tbe blood as nesday. He says tbat a larger quantity shown by unequalled, radical and per of good lumber than ever before is be manent cures of ing manufactured there this season. •alt Rheum Scrofula Joe Slinger, a former resident of Scald Head Bolls, Pimples Medford, was on a south-bound train a All Kinds of Humor Psoriasis few daysago.en route to the Philippines Blood Poisoning Rheumatism with his regiment. He belongs to tbe Dyspepsia, Etc 17th U 8. Infantry Band, aDd is doing Catarrh Accept no substitute, but be sure to nicely. get Hood’s, and get it today. If you are troubled with impure blood, indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend Acker’s Blood Elixir, which we sell The Death Chamber. under a positive guarantee. It will al- cure scrofulous or syphilitic Under the law passed by the-last always poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts. Oregon legislature, providing f< r the Tbe Eugene Guard 6ays the mar execution of condemned criminals at riage of Miss Minnie McCiaine to Dr. the state penitentiary, a death Clarence M. Keene, of Medford, will oc chamber is to be constructed at the cur soon at tbe home of the bride at Sil institution, the contract for which has been let, along w'th other im verton. They are both former U. O. provements. Six steel cells for con students and have many friends. Boyd & Conklin, who have been en demned prisoners will be put In also. gaged In selling furniture, carpets, etc., If the verdict of the trial jury is not during the past several months, dispos set aside and tbe sente nee of the trial court Is not repudiated by the su ed of their stock of goods to the Med preme court, tbe first execution to ford Furniture Co. and Weeks & Baker lake place in the death chamfer will of Medford and J. P. Dodge of Ashland. be that of W. P. Peacock, convicted Quite a number of the residents of of the murder of Alexander Kerr, at. Southern Oregon have gone to Klam Parker Station, on May 18th last, and ath and Lake counties, to find employ sentenced to hang on August 7th. ment in the fields. The haying sea son Is much longer there than here; besides better wages—»2 a day and board—are paid. Spring Humors Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills ver theWest they wear Levi Strausse Go's Copper-riveted Overall Geo. B. Small of the Baker City Democrat, J. I. Campbell, formerly of the Eugene Guard, Frank Harding of the Telephone-Register and Albert Tozier of the Portland Farmer were aboard the southbound train Friday, en route to Omaha to attend the an nual meeting of the National Editorial Association. Chas Nickell, U. S. Commissioner for tbe District of Oregon. Is fully 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. ^DA Y, JULY 8, l»O3. I Jas. Cui be rt»on, ono of Lake Crook’a ¡THE SNOW IS DEEP thrifty farm* ‘rs. m ade us a short callj AT CRATER LAKE E. J. DeHart made a trip to Ashland Wednesday. I H. E. Anken y ; ret urned from Kia m- yesterday. Ho i was met al i Arrangements Will Soon Be Made Squelched For “Considerations ath county Fi • •lday. J. C. Callaghan of Sam’s Valley Is in I for a Big Excursion to That of Moment. Medford by his son I 'rank. Medford today. Great Wonderland. as res lgned his position Geo. Porter h Harry Von der Hellen made our city as clerk at Hote I Oreg on, and will stop a visit Thursday. Will G. Steel has received a letter BOGUS CIVIL SEBVIOE BEFOKM. on his Big Butte • horn i estcaul hereafter-. i Rufus Cox spent Thursday afternoon from W. F. Arant, superintendent of H. C. Shearer and H. J. Mattoon, Crater Lake Park, says theOregoDian, at the county-seat. Several Department* of the Govera- who are doing bi lsinee s Bear Jackson- meat Honeycombed With Fraud Wm. Schafer of Mound precinct was ville, were Medfo rd vii <itoi*s Thursday, in which Mr Arant states that snow is generally from three to six feet and Corruption — President and a visitor yesterday. O. A. Surt-an, v i ’ho h as b« wn at Ever- W. T. Kame went to Roseburg yes ett, Wash., for si i une t ime, is visiting- deep on the rim of the lake, but from I Cabinet Stop the I'aniihment of six to fifteen feet deep in drifts. It the Guilty Officials. terday, on business. relatives and frier ids liv ingin Medford. extends toward the valley a distance The Porto Ricans are thoroughly Mrs. D. T. Cox and her family are so Miss Blanche C< iff nun i of La- Grande, 1 eight miles. Mr. Arant has pur aroused u ; k > u discovering that the na journing at Colestin. who has been visit ing M Ma ttf*i Tay chased tools and materials for im tives who smuggled are in the peni Dexter Hale returned Wednesday lor of Eagle Point, ret urn cd hi «no last provements in the park and has a tentiary and tbe United States officers from his southern trip. crew of men and teams readj’ to com who committed a like offense are by week. Jas. Stewart and his family made E. L. Cass and G co. E. Neuber spe nt mence road building. Owing to an order of tbe administration set free. CENTRAL POINT NOTES Lake Creek a visit recently. The message of Attorney General a short time in Medfo rd Thursday unusually heavy fall of snow last win Absolutely Pur* Knox to the United States district at Wm. McKee spent a few days in Med night, entertainin g the ir numerous ter r ad work has been delayed, but torney. sent just after the grand jury Robert Cook of Gall’s Creek spent a ■ will now be prosecuted vigorously. had indicted the government officials, TOfÆf /S NO SUBSTITUTS ford the forepart of the week. friends. day here last week. I Considerable interest has been rnani- created a great stir. It ordered: Thos. Collins has gone to Marysville, L. D. Minear has retui ned from his Miss Lillie Newman visited friends Ittled by eastern parties in Mr. Steel’s “Dismiss pending proceedings In •trip to Portland and the h ¡tate of Wash- Cal., on a short business visit. near Agate Sunday. excursion in August, and it is prob smuggling cases and present no new The One Thing Needed. ington. He was accomp anied by Mr. W. H. Parker made a professional Mrs. Wm. Carey of Gold Hill visited ible that several parties from the cases to grand Jury unless otherwise Williams. visit to Jacksonville Thursday. friends here Sunday. Atlantic states and Mississippi valley directed hereafter. Report fully by A road receiving daily attention E. E. Van Antwerp^ ag< mt of the Frank McElroy of Poormans creek «till join him. Dr. C, Barck of St. mail the nature and status of all said will require no extensive repairs, and George Stidham, section foreman at Weekly Examiner, wb» bns cases. ” been visit- tarried a while in Medford today. Louis, Mo., who visited Oregon last Gold Hill, spent Sunday here. instead of becoming worse will gradu ing in Medford, left for 'S an Franel 6co year, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wells passed coming for the express pur This telegram evidently led the dis ally improve. “It is minute and fre Prof. A. J. Han by visited tlie trict attorney to inquire If he was ex Monday. pose of visiting Crater lake. a few hours in Medford Wednesday. Applegate schools last week. pected to refuse to prosecute American quent homoeopathic treatment that Chris. Larsen, who arriaec from A."- Mr. Putnam of Los Angeles, whose offenders against the law, for It was the earth road needs.” With this Hon. J. W. Hobbs, collector of inter George Messner and wife of Ash- cadia, Neb., not long ago, ha s conci ud- immense colored laudscape photo followed by another from Mr. Knox statement as a text M. O. Eldridge, nal revenue, is here on official business. land spent Sunday in our city. ed to locate. He is an old frii md of J. graphs attracted a great deal of atten- which caused even greater astonish assistant director of tbe office of pub Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scheble of Griffin Mr. Donoghue of Hornbrook made W. Prall. I lion when on exhibition in Portland ment and much speculation as to Its lic road inquiries of the United creek were in our midst a few days ago. this city a business visit last week. G. L. Epps, tbe electrician , has be- several yeurs ago, will join the party. exact meaning, It said: “Considera- States Department of Agriculture, Warren F. Kingdson of Fort Klamath come a resident of St. John , Multno- The Southern Pacific will send the tions of moment, not confined to Porto discusses in tbe Farmers’ Tribune the Elder T. M. Jones left for Portland last week to spend a couple of weeks. spent several days in Medford recently. mah county, where he is hold ing an ex- k'jser Bros, as their uffijial photo Rico or to the individuals Involved, care and maintenance of dirt roads. have caused the administration, after graphers. F. A. Routledge of the J. D. Coleman, the affable special cellent position. I. J. Purkevpile, station agent, is The railway sets the example the full deliberation. Investigation and Oiegonlan will go to secure a practi spending the week on upper Rogue agent of the Home Fire Ins. Co.,is with county or state must follow, in Mr. thought, to pursue the course already E. H. Watts and H. A. I ‘ericins of cal idèa of the topography and natu outlined.” us river. Eldridge ’s opinion, and this example Tolo were with us yesterday, They will The Interpretation of the last dis tbe railways may have gotten from Misses Dean of Grants Pass have leave for Klamath county Mis. A. O Heatherly, who has been soon, for ral features of the country for use in descriptive article». Among others patch must be that a cabinet meeting the English, French and other Euro very ill the past week, has improved been visiting in Medford, guests of Miss the summer. who will probably participate are of the president and his advisers was Butler. considerably. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gass of « San Fran- Senator Mitchell, Senator and Mrs. held to consider this Porto Rican scan pean road makers, for the public high ways abroad are divided into sections Asa Love was in Medford Wednes cisco left for home Thurndaj , after a Mrs. Elizabeth Ross of Ashland Fult m, Governor and Mrs. Chamber dal. and it was decided to hush the and have their sectionmen, exactly as came down Sunday for a few days' day, en route to Ashland, to visit rela pleasant visit with H. Ven 4 er Hellen lain, Dr. Edgar P. Hill, Joaquin Mil matter up, for “considerations of mo our American railways have. This tives. visit with relatives. ment not confined to Porto Rico.” and hie family. ler and Robert J. Burdette. What did President Roosevelt and his system has been adopted on the Ver S S. Pentz returned Thursday from Mrs. Dacy Stidham and daughter, V. T. McCray, tho expert* civil en- Mr. Steel-has had a great deil to do cabinet mean by this? What great mont public highways, and the official Miss Bertha, of Ashland, are visiting a stay at his homestead in Big Butte gineer, has gone to the aeene-* ' opera- with naming points in tbe vicinity of considerations urged them to order tbe repart from that state Is “tbat much precinct. relatives at this place. Co. He the lake, aDd feels tbat it is due to pending proceedings in this scandal to better roads are secured at less ex tions of the Fish Lake Ditch Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jones of Central expects to be here sometime. A number of our cit izens went to Mr. Hillman, its discoverer, that some be dismissed? They say they arrived pense, and the tax rate for highways Rogue river Monday to help look for Point were among those in Medford J. W. Denton and his family left for pr< mioent pent be uarned in his at this decision “after full deliberation. has been reduced each year as the yesterday. tbe body of John Van Dyke. Fart Klamath the forepart of tA e week, honor, and this feature will be made Investigation and thought” What roads grow better and we learn to C. Bieberstedt and A. Betz of Eagle accompanied by Miss Mattie F'v wlison. an import mt event of the trip. With were the momentous reasons “not con maintain them free from damage at Mrs. W. T. Grieve, of Prospect, who fined to Porto Rico or the Individuals the talent tbat such a pxrty will pos less cost.” has been visiting relatives here tbe Point precinct made our city a visit one They will be gone several weeks Involved ” that caused the administra I day this week. sess the camp-fire meetings will prob past week, returned heme Sunday. Mr. Eldridge says: “Our most im tion to punish Porto Ricans for smug F. K. Deuel left for the East • ne day ably be the best that have ever Capt. W. Rawlings, one of the prom portant county roads could be divided gling by imprisonment and to allow the Glenn Owen, who has been spend this week, as also did his partus r, W. ing several months at Montague, inent citizens of Jackson county, made B. Stevens of Albany. They will lay in occurred in the mountains. Mr. Steel United States officers and civil em ioto sections or beats varying in will visit Southern Oregon in a few ployees to go free for the same offense length from one to five miles, accord Calif , returned home a few days ago. us a call today. a large quantity of goods while f one. day«, to complete arrangements for against the laws? There Is no doubt ing to the importance of tbe road and Frank Hull, the photographer, has E. W. Briggs, who lives new Phoe- the excursion, which will leave Port that scandals of a similar nature have Catarrh Cannot be Cured tbe condition of it6 surface. A good gone to Gold Hill, where be tempor nix, made us a call yesterday, Kt owns permeated the government of the Phil land August 4. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as arily pitched his tent. ippines, for some have come to light, man who lives on the section or beat a nice little place, in a high •h ite of they cannot reach the seat of the dis but have been squelched by Secretary should be placed in charge, and it Miss Lol Nichols and Mrs. W. H. culth ation, which he will sell axi i har- ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitn- New Officers. Root These scandals In the insular should be bis duty to devote a few tional disease, and in order to cure It Rickey are visiting at the mince In gain. department of the government added hours each week to the filling of you must take internal remedie«. Steve’s Fork district. Four hundred veterans of the Civil to the serious scandals in tbe post of small iute or boles and to protecting Mrs Myron Skeel, who is n< hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in War met at Portland one day last fice, land office and other departments, the road from damage by running H. C. Hesseldenz and Bert Miller got ident of Josephine county, 1 ternally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s back Tuesday from their trip to visiting in Medford, accomp an led by week and chose tbe following officers coming to light as they have on the water. If the read is a very import Catarrh Cure is not a quack mcdiciue. Flounce Bock precinct. her daughter, Mjjc Clare. Gal Joway of (or the ensniug year. The next an eve of the presidential campaign, may ant one, and if the funds will permit, It was prescribed by one of the best nual convention will be held at Hood wreck the political fortunes of Presi a caretaker should, by all means, be Portland. W. M. Mitchell, wao is now a resi physicians in tbis country for years dent Roosevelt which would certainly and is are gular prescription. It iscom- dent of Big Butte precinct, wi.e In Med J. E. Enyart, cashier of the Medford Ri vi r. employed the year round. There is C<jsed of tlie best tonics known, com ford one day this week Commander, D. H. Turner, New be “considerations of moment” to him always plenty of work to do keeping Bank, got back Wednesday from his self and the shady politicians. Root and ined with the best blood purifiers, Miss Prudence Kame has been visit homestead claim, which is located I d burg; senior vice commander, T B I’ayne, who are his principal political the roads clear from loose stones and acting directly on tbe mucous sur faces. The perfect combination of I ing at Grants Pass, the guest of her Prospect district. His mothe r accom M :Devitt, Portland; junior vice com advisers. Attoriiey General Knox and rubbish, in cutting weeds and clean mander, R H Miller, Eugene; medical th*- other members of tbe cabinet are ing drains and side ditches. In fact, tbe two ingredients is what produces sister, Mrs. Nate Bates. panied him. «ueb wonderful results in curing djreccor, A Yerringion, Eugene; equally Interested In tbe renomination tbe caretaker should be od the road, W. H. Stewart, Grant Rawl’.ngs. Ot G. A. Hollenbeak and Pence Bros., Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. chaplain, Daniel Drew, Portland. of their chief and are therefore obliged rain or shine, and particularly in wet F. J. CHEN EY Jt CO . Toledo, O. who live north of Rogue River, made to Caster, W. R. Bullock and. H. H. Council of administration, G D to join in the conspiracy to prevent weather, in order to find the uneven Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Taylor were in Jacksonville one day our city a visit yesterday. Hall’s F amily Pills are the best. this week, on business before t he Coun He pry, Salem: F S Barnes, Forest scandals from being exposed to the places in the road, as well as to note J H. Hammer and John Barkdull, ty Commissioners’ Court. Grove; Enos Sloan. Portland; U A public gaze. If this is Dot the reason the existing defects in the surface for suppressing the scandals, will any who have been prospecting in Joseph A County Exhibit. J. C. Barnard of Central Point tar Williams, Oregon City; J S Gurdane, one suggest a more satisfactory ex aDd subdrainage. On account of the ine county, returned yesterday. ried a si'ort time in Medford Wednes Pendleton. great efficiency and economy of this planation ? J. C. Pendleton, of 'Table Rock, ex- Delegates to national encampment, A. H. Johns was in Medford Wed day. He recently returned from Colo For an administration that prides It plan it is becoming general in the couDty assessor, will undertake tbe nesday. He now bolds a position in rado and will divide his time between H Sutcliffe, Portland. B F Pike, self upon having the brand of civil state of Vermont, and It baa made collection of an exhibit of the products Holtan's sawmill on Trail Creek. teaching and horticulture. Mr. Bar Moro; L W Ingram, Oregon City. service reform burned into Its hide the the roads of France acd other Euro of Jackson county under the auspices Geo. W. Reynolds left for Trail creek nard is a successful teaclie- and w ill be Alternates, T Dealey. Astoria; J present one certainly eclipses all its pean countries famous. It is tbe in charge of the Eagle Point school DeclieuLach, Portland; H S Allen, predecessors. It could not be much of the Oregon State Agricultural So application of the old adage: “A stitch today, where he will take views, in next season. worse if Hanna and his crew were In ciety, and asks the co-operatioD of the Portland. in time saves nine.” cluding several of the celebration. the saddle. people in the matter, says tbe Tidings. INDIAN WAK VETERANS. Blue Ribbon State Fair. E. D. Elwood, B. N. Butler, F. V. Reform is needed In every depart The exhibit will first go tq tbe state You Know What You Are Taking The veterans of the Oregon Indian ment of the government, and nothing When you take Grove’# Tasteless Chill Tonic, fair at Salem, after which it is propos- Medynski and M. F. McCown have been war, at their recent annual conven because the formula is plainly printed on every The premium list of Oregi n’s “Blue but a clean sweep will bring it about bottle.(boxing ¿d'toLtnizriVto makeup tbV cTun- sojourning in the Big Butte region, that it is simply Iron and Qul tion, chose the following officers: Turn the rascals out! bine in a tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. He Ribbon ” state fair is now out and ty’s part of tbe Oregon »tate exhibit Mrs. E. Brown, who has been visit- Grand commander, T A Wood: to ko to the St. Louis exrosition next I ing in Washington during the past few being distributed throughout the senior vice-grand commander, Wil iSxpert View of the Heppner Shall We Subsidise It» state. The premiums offered aggre year. Mr. Pendleton wants specimens weeks, is expected home tomorrow. liam Stilwell; junior vice-grand com The United States will not have Flood. gate 812,000 In cash, and arc for every of the fruit«, grain«, giames, minerals Rev. F. Sack, who has been attend much to do with the 6hlp trust, for Mr. mander, Ralph Plede«: grand adju thing urown on the farm, irre.luding Morgan has agreed with tbe English and the other varied prrducta of this ing a meeting of Lutheran ministers at John T. Whistler, civil engineer of live stock, poultry, dairy products, tant, Otto Kleemann; first assistant government that a majority of the di eoumy, and promises to give credit to Seattle, returned one day last week. grand adjutant, Abel George; second the United Staves geological survey, agricultural and borticultur.il pro rectors shall be Englishmen and half each contribution by attaching a card Miss Ivy Purdin returned home yes ducts, domestic and liberal arts, etc. assistant grmd adjutant, James of the tonnage must be built in Eng says in regard to the Heppner disas giving the name and address of the terday. She has been teaching a suc Everyone 19 invited to bring cure Bruce; third assistant grand adju land, have British crews and fly the ter tbat while facts can in no way producer. cessful term of school at Wolf Creek. thing to the fair this year, and help tant, Silas J. Day; fourth assistant British flag. That would be a nice detract from the awful destruction of Mr. and Mrs. W. Severance, who are adverti-e the State’s resources. If grand adjatant, Samuel Stanton: trust to pay a big subsidy to under the lives and property, it is of interest to New Law Firms. note that in nq place outside of the residents of Lynden, Wash., are pay you have not received one of tbe pre grand paymaster, J 11 Milton; grand Hanna ship subsidy plan. chaplain, W D Ewing; grand mar creek banks was the water more than ing their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. mium l sts yer. write Nl. D. Wisdom. The firm of Colvig & Cann in bas If the Pole Should Break. shal, Patrick Malone; grand surgeon six feet deep at its bigbest, and at no P. Lindley, a visit. teeretary, Portland, Ore., for one. been dissolved. The former has form H D Mount; captain of the guaid. place where houses stood over five ed a partnership with Geo. H. Dur John Storm. feet deep. This seems remarkable in ham, fur a long time a prominent view of tbe statement of reliable eye lawyer < f Portland. Tl ey will have o - a . err om witnesses, who claim to have seen In The Sick Room offices at Jacksonville and G an’s Bem the Kmii You Haw Always Bougtt a good old whisky of quality is always needed. For fifteen to fifty feet of water. Pass, Mr. Colvig r. malning at h s Signature fainting spells, weakness, operations and like emer Tbe area of rainfall seems to have gencies the present residence, while Mr Durham ef been a strip down Balm creek, eight will reside at the last-named place. to ten miles long and two to four Mr. Canni n a ill continue practicing A Mean Corporation. miles wide. Assuming that two- In all the courts of the State, with whiskies cannot be surpassed, in their pleasant and thirds of the entire precipitation Medford as his headquarters. agreeable bouquet, and stimulating quafities. They I One hundred and sixty enipojeso' are essential in the medicine chest of every family, passed through Heppner, tbe total Utu* operating dip.rtment of th« £hysidan and hospital, and should be constantly at amounts to about 1600 acre feet. Weather Report. and. Quarts and pints at Pacific States Telephone ComparfJ’ at - All DRUGGISTS, BARS and DEALERS. • Taking tbe area of tbe storm as 20 Spokane d manti the privilegeof wear square miles (it can hardly be less), 7he following is a weather repoit ing ow-necked dress«s and because W. J.VAN SCHUYVER ft CO.. I k .. Distributer». PORTLAND.ORE this amouots to 1) inches over the for the month of June, furnished t.liat right lias been denied them they whole area of rainfall. This, though by E. Britt, volunteer observer: areoc’ton a »trike Telephonic con a very heavy precipitation, is by no Mean temperature, 6« degrees; nection all over the city is in a state means unprecedented in most any maximum temperature, 9!) deg.on 6th, of panaivsis as a result. region in the United States. 7th; minimum temperature, 37 deg , Tbe telephone operators Ot Il seems the high water and tbe re on the 3rd; total precipitation, .75 « Pacific, States Telephone Company sulting destructiveness was due more inches; number of clear days, 11: num struck a-« the result ot alleged discrim to lite fact that the storm moved ber of partly cloudy days, 10; number ination and unfair treatment against down Balm creek with the flow of the cloudy days, 9; thunderstorms, 10th members of tbe union by the new ser Rough and Dressed Lutnb?r, Mouldings, Doors and 11th. water in the valley. vice manager, Miss Wrede, recently and Window Frames and Casings, Dimension It is of interest to note that with a ‘•Divine Illicit A WONDEBFUL INVENTION. import id from Seattle, who it is Timbers—Everyth ng Complete for a House, fall of over 50 feet to the mile, which claimed was also the cause of the re What the people will do next winter Heppner has, a channel 70 feet wide Barn, Bridge or any kind of Wooden Structure, If Trust Magnate Baer does what he It is interesting to note that for cent Butte disturbances. Furnished Promptly. : : : : : : : says be will by advancing the price of on the bottom, 100 feet wide on top tunes are frequently made by the in There are 160 girls in the union and vention of articles of minor import :-oal is a serious matter. Baer aays he and 10 feet deep would have carried a l but 25 of them are this company’s only wants a fair profit, but his Idea the maximum flood, provided It were ance. Many of the most popular de vices are those designed to benefit the I operators. They demand recognition of fairness on other matters leads one not dammed by drift. In any case, such a channel, the flood wiuld people and meet popular conditions, | of their union and slight changes in to believe that a fair price to him may with Shipments to Ant’Point in the United States. High have done very little, if any, damage. and one of the most Interesting of ! the scale of wages, the revocation of be mighty high to the rest of us. these that lias ever been invented is est Market Price Paid for Lumber Ftom Anv Mill orders regarding deportment and ap tbe Dr. White Electric Comb, patent 2 in Southern Oregon: : :::::: The Coming Event. ed Jan. 1, ’99. These wondeiful combs parel, the rescinding of the order pro positive’.y cure dandruff, hair falling hibiting the girls from wearing flowers out, sick and nervous headaches, and Chautauqua at Ashland, July and compelling them to wear their 24th. Eleventh year. Great speakers, ■when us d in connection with Dr. * iiair done up on the t< p of theirheads. While’s E'ectric Hair Brush are posi JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. These orders insist on high collars including Senator Dolliver, Con8res8" tively guaranteed to make straight and prohibit the wearing of low-neck man Champ Clark, Germane, the ma gician. Helpful schools — “Better hair curly in 25 days’ time. Thou ed dresses and turndown collars. sand» of these electric combs have and Better.” Reduced R. R. rates. -3 SCOTT’S EMULSION serves as a ■been fo’d in the various cities of the Come and bring “the folks.” Write bridge to carry the weakened and Secretary T. A. Hayes. Union, and the demand is constantly increasing. Our agents are rapidly starved system along until it can find Parm for Sale. becoming rich selling these combs. firm support in ordinary food. They positively sell on sight. Send Eighty acres of land, in Meadows precinc, Send tor free sample. for »ampie- Men’» size 35c. ladles’ 60c black loam, part tn cultivation, all fenced has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sites over One and a Half Million watered by two Bne springs. 2q miles from SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemi»«», i —half price while we are introducing school, 20miles from Gold Hill, Title per- 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. them. See Want Column of this bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. feet. Will be sold at a bargain. 50c. and / . ; all druggists. paper. Tbe Dr. White Electric Comb pply for further particulars to Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cbnt, package of Grove’s Black Rixrt* Liver Pills. S1L.A8 J. DAY, - Co., Decatur, Ill. Real Estate Agent, Jacksonville. Or Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cass of Buffalo have been visiting in Jacksonville, guests of Geo. E. Neuber and his wife. The Ashland Record says Jack Fen ton was at Klamathon arranging for tho shipment of the old scrap iron belong ing to the burned-down sawmill and planing mill of J. R. Cook & Son. It will bring the Cooks several thousand dollars, and the supply will last the Ashland Iron Works over a year. Sick headache absolutely anil per manently cured by using Moki Tea, a pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa tion and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and be happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Write to W. H. HOOKER & Co., Buffalo. N. Y., for a free sample. A. P. Estabrook, Estab ’ , Gold Hill the Leading Druggist. MEDFORD SQUIBS. EOVEBHMEIiTSCinOlLS ’AklNl’ POWDER CYRUS NOBLE M fOWA LUMBER COMPANY QUALITY and FINISH Second to None THE IOWA LUMBER CO., SUPPORT Grove’s Tasteless Ck’li Tonic i qo