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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1903.
VOL. XXXIII.
one of the forest rangers and located
near Pelican bay.
Win Robinson Bpent a part of Tues­
day and Wednesday in Medford.
H. Wendt, Sr., the genial mail con­
tractor, made a trip to Medford recent-
STOP THAT COUGH
is the second partial clean-up that
Mr. Hathaway has made since begin-
ing work this reason.
This is ttie mine where L. Lowe,
Ja*.. D. St vens and quite a number of
other residents of Josephine county
are < mplojed.
A Wonderful Plant.
I
BRIEF MENTION.
Fred Sturgis of Forest Creek was
Inves- igation has been made to de­
termine to what depth the roots of ; . among us Monday.
alfalfa will ptnetrate. An eigbt-year-
Henry Wendt, Jr., and Mr. Lester
old plant In a stiff “hardpan” subsoil I made Medford a visit Friday.
An almost« infallible remedy for dis­
was fo lowed to a depth of ten feet
Mrs. Wm. Pernoll of Applegate was
eases of the Throat« and Lungs,
I
ly
’
without the end of the tap root beiDg in our town one day last week.
known
used the world over for
E. DeRoboam, hospital contractor, Salem Wins the Pennant.
found. Mauy ins ances have been
almost a Century.
JI
; was among those in town during the
recorded of the roots penetrating Judge Prim was a Medford visitor
' past week.
The game of base bail scheduled to from thirty-eight to sixty-six feet. A Tuesday, on professional business.
Some of the Sisters who have been be played at Salem Sunday, between | mining tunnel was excavated in Ne­ Geo. E. Neuber of The Banquet tar­
visiting in Portland returned a few the local and Rosebu’g teams, proved vada 129 feet below the alfalfa field, ried a few hours in Medford Monday.
to be the last of ttie series for the pen­ and the roots of the plant were found J. G. Martin, one of Table Rock pre­
d ays since.
LOCAL NOTES
The Accident Resulted Fa­ Railroad Rumors Revive.
Mrs. John F. Miller and Miss Maud nant of the Willamette Valley League. in the roof of the opening. The cinct's best citizens, was in Medford one
It was forfeited to Salem, 9 to 0, on
tally.
The Paisley, Lake county, corre­ Jas. Buckley, Jr., of Applegate was Prim have joined the colony at By­ t he refusal of the visi'ors to play. It searching roots of this wonderful day last week.
bee's Springs.
pl mt not only obtain food far below
Mrs . Lou Shea of Glendale was a
spondent of the Portland Telegram a recent visitor.
Is said that Roseburg got “c >1(1 feet,” the shallow feeding plants, but when
T. B. H uston, of Thompson Creek, writes as follows. Mr. Burke was In
Wm.
Payne of Sam’s Valley, the aud rather tbau lose the game by
Medford
visitor Thursday. She went
the large goring roots decay they south that eight.
who was so badly injured by his learn this section lately. He is a prom­ Miss Maud Stone of Astoria has been placer miner, spent a few hours in '
playing hatched up an excuse for not leave their own fertilizing ingredients,
luouiug away with him while com­ inent lawyer of Minnesota aud owns visiting in this section.
Medford Tuesday.
playing. They first demanded half an opening for air and water to pene­ John Wade of Central Point is’now
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
W.
Ross
were
ing down the Fttainboat grade last many sections of timber land in
Mrs.
Hattie
Stevens
of
Medford,
S.
the
gate receipts. . Not being success­
in the employ of Capt. Carroll, the
recent visitors in our town.
week, died at tb.e Medford Hospital s uthern and s »utheastern Oregon.
Absolutely Pure
R. Coffman and Wm. Cameron of Union ful
* ■ in thi?, they refused to play if Mc­ trate. Alfalfa thrives best in sindy well-known horticulturist.
C.
B.
Smith,
a
retired
miner,
is
pay­
loams
of
creek
and
river
valleys
in
a
early Tte-day morning, and will be
Precinct,
were
recent
visitors.
Francis G. Burke of Minneapolis
Cormick, official umpire tor Salem and warm climate and with only a moder­ Mr. Glass and J. B. Williams, who THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
buri.d August 5th In the GriffinCreek spent t wo days here making a personal ing Jacksonville an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hall have been Eugene, officiated in the game.
ate rainf di, but it is growing success live north of Rogue River, did busi­
graveyard. He was a native of Mis­ examination of the country and a Grant Fouch of Ashland was at the
, made happy by the arrival of a bounc­ Others say that the Roseburg club fully on the uplands and prairies. It ness in Medford a few days ago.
souri and cam ' to Oregon many years feasible route for a railroad which he county-seat one day during the past
did right in not going ahead with tiie grows in altitudes from ouoo feet Tom Careey, the expert stone cutter,
ing baby of the male persuasion. ’
S. S. Pentz was in Jacksonville Mon­
ag >, livlrg in Jackson and Josephine thinks will be built from Salt Lake to week.
game,
as Salem was reinforced by down to sea level, but is seriously has returned from Ashland, where he day on legal business.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Gale,
Mr.
and
counties most of the time. Mr. Hous­ the coast, terminating somewhere A. W. Sturgis and Robt. McGill of
pre ininent professional players, as
Mrs. B. P. Theiss and her daugh­
ton was married tn a daughter of near Eugene. He expressed the belief Forest creek were among us quite re­ Mrs. John S. Orth returned Sunday well as a rotonously prejudiced um­ affected by cold, wet winlers. A has been for some time past.
from their trip to Whisky peak.
plant eighteen years old with 334
Miss Susie Brooks, daughter of the ter, Miss Geraldine, left for Coleetin
John S. Mil er, bj whom and several that the 610,000,000 recently paid the cently.
T. J. Williamson has invested in a pire.
stems growing from x>ne root, fifty- late E. C. Brooks, is paying relatives Monday morning. They will be gone
children be is survived. Bewasan Union Pacific company by Clark for
After the game was forfetted two two inches above the ground, is the living at Jacksonville and Ashland a several weeks.
Newt
Haskins
and
his
son
have
been
i farm, containing 54 acres and situated
honorab’e ard industrious man, ar.d tne Oiegon Short Line will be ex­
teams were made up, with Whalen pr'ductofa Kansas field. The more visit.
• the sad ».flair is regretted by many pend» d on a road through this coun­ prospecting in Applegate and Sterling- a few miles east of Jacksonville. He
H. E. Digglee, the genial reprenta-
ville
districts.
of
San Francisco and Shea of Portland alfalfa is abused by cutting the better
bought
it
of
G.
W.
Bashford
aud
got
friends.
tive
of Louis Taussig Ac Co., importers
Prof.
Warner
of
Eugene
was
in
Med
­
try to the Pacific roast.
for battery of one team, and Morris it will grow. After It reaches a
Harry Gilson of Sterlingville pre­ a body of fine land.
doing
business at San Francisco, was
ford
yesterday,
on
his
way
to
Steve
’
s
After an examination of the country cinct was among our visitors the fore­
and Teabo, Salem’s battery, for the height of eighteen inches the first
A Very Mysterious Case.
in
our
city yesterday.
R. V. Beall, the well-known pioneer, oth
Fork
district,
where
he
has
become
in
­
he has ctnclidtd that the most prac- part of the week.
Tue remainder of the teams
who lives near Central Point, will was made up of Salim's regular play- year of sowing it will double the terested.
Cffiec m and d< t Clive? are still look­ ticab e route for such a road would be
Mr. Hatfield of New York and Mr.
ing for Henry Jones, a wealthy stock- across the desert fiom Stein’s moun­ S. S. Jolly and E. C. Fawcett of thresh 4000 bushels of wheat this sea­ ets. A 12-innlng game was played. It amouut of stalks bycPpping. If not
J. Kellogg of Grants Pass, the veter­ Tanner of Chicago, who represent
man who resided near Woodville and tain, striking Lake county at a point Watkins tarried awhile in our town son. He says he will hold for $1 a resulted in a score of 6 to 5 in favor of cut it will probably grow up spindling an river captain, is .visiting his daugh­ prominent dealers in fruit, are here in­
bushel, being already offered 80 cents. “California.” The game was quite and die.
mysteii. u«ly diseppea ed from Grants where Oregon and Ualifort ia corner during the past week.
ter, Mrs. John Barneburg, who lives terviewing horticulturists who have
Misses Rose Buckley, Frances Done­ Thos. E Hammersly, formerly of Interesting, notwithstanding the dis­
Pass several weeks ago. No trace of on the Nevada line, thence bear ing
big crops to dispose of.
near Medford.
“The Leading Druggist”
bim can be found, and the fact that northeasterly west, and passing gan and Margaret Krause went to Gold Hill, is now a member of the police appointment of the regular game, and
The Rogue River Fruit Growers’ Un­ Emery Gore, a brother of Emerson
he had cons derable money on his per­ through Ciiewaucan valley to Paisley, Colustin Wednesday.
force of Portland. He held a similar a majority of the large crowd remain­ Is the title applied to A. P. Estabrook ion will hold a meeting at Jacksonville E. Gore, the well-known pioneer, ar­
son the day be disappeared has led bia and in a northwesterly direction to The county commissioners’ court position at Baker City once and was a ed to witness it. Andrews, Portland’s of Gold Hill, and he well merits it. Sept. 5th, which will doubtless be an rived Wednesday evening, to pay the
wife and relatives to believe be met the low pass over the Cascade range holds its regular monthly meeting this guard at the state penitentiary not third baseman, held di wo third bag Nowhere in Southern Oregon can a interesting one.
latter a visit. He lives in Kansas and
foul play. They do not think be left on the beadwaters of the nonh middle week, beginning Wednesday.
long since.
neater, better appointed and more fully Miss Myrtle Sutton,the clever stenog- can hardly be distinguished from his
for
the
made-up
team.
McCormick
the country voluntarily, as be drew out
supplied drug store be found than bis; grapher in District Attorney Reaxnee’ brother.
Harvesting is at its zenith. Heading umpired the game.
Mrs L. J. Sears of Medford and her
ror.e of the mor.< y he nad on deposit fork of the Willamette river.
Nearly
all
the
timber
in
that
part
of
indifferent, banks, both here and in
daughter have been visiting in Jack­ , is about completed and threshing will This forfeited game gives Salem in fact, it has few equals. Mr. Esta­ office, left for her home at Salem Sat­
To Core a CoM la Oae Day.
California, acd had no reason to leave Or< gon would be accessible to such a sonville, guests of Miss Frances Barnes. not be prolonged as long as usual this undisputed claim upon the pennant. brook lately moved into a roomy, well-
urday evening, on a visit.
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet«. All
ti e country.
built brick structure, and furnished it
Drugglau refund the money If It fall» to cure.
road.
___
W. A. Owen of Central Point, ex- year. It is estimated that less than
P. Wilson, who owns saw and shingle Grove*» ilgnature 1» on each box. Sc.
with
handsome
fixtures
of
the
latest
Grwwth
of
our
Railroads.
100,000
bushels
of
wheat
will
be
gath-
They Say Merrill Is Alive. sheriff of Jackson county, was among
mills In Evans creek district, spent
From a little wotden track over pattern and most beautiful wood.
his many friends here a few days ago. ! ered this season.
Monday in Medford. He has a large
Destroyed by Fire.
He
keeps
a
complete
line
of
drugs
of
which the locomo ive hid its trail in
The election held at the town hall 1829
Gale and Barclay, who served a ten- J. Patterson and Thos. Riley county
tiie railroad systems of the the purest quality and the standard quantity of fine lumber In his yards.
year sentence iu the penitent iary at commissioners, were in Jacksonville Monday, to decide whether a bonded United States have grown io such an medidnes, besides the articles found in
John Mast of Phoenix precinct, who Chas. C. Puree>, who has what is
Salem, and who were there when Wednesday and Thursday, on official indebtedness amounting to 6'<500,to pay ext nt that the tracks if placed to­
has one of the best small places in known as the Kingsbury farm, situated
for the school house now being con­ gether wuu!d extend eight times all well-regulated drug-stores. Mr. Southern Oregon, offers his property in Star Gulch district and owned by Z.
Tracy and Merrill escaped, tell an business.
the world. The’e is also a Estabrook is a thorough druggist, a
In what it is and what it does—con­ interesting tale to the effect that
structed, should be created, resulted in around
Cameron, rented, suffered a lore of sev­
wonderful growth behind the cele­ graduate of a leading pharmaceutical for sale at a very reasonable figure.
Avoid all drying inhalants and use
taining the best blood-purifying, Merrill is still alive.
eral
hundred dollars Saturday morn­
that which cleanses and heals the mem­ | favor of the proposition. There was brated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. college, which ensures the skillful and
alterative and tonic substances and Gale, formerly a resident of Baker brane. Ely’s Cream Balm is such a no other alternative, as the district It was first presented over fifty years accurate compounding of prescriptions The time table of the S. P. Co. has ing. While his wife was preparing
been changed recently so that the
and cures Catarrh easily and has been stuck for the bill, which is at ago, and during those years has made
effecting the most radical and per­ couoty, tells the story. He says that remedy
>uch an unequakd record of cures entrusted to him. We take pleasure south-bound train in the morning ar­ breakfast the roof of the kitchen caught
pleasantly. Cold in the head vanis es least 62500 too big.
I
he
bad
charge
of
the
prison
baths
that t.i-day find? it foremost in its in recommending him to the favorable rives 10 minutes later than before,or at fire from the flue and in a very short
manent cures of all humors and all
quickly. Price 50 cents at druggists or
and knew Merrill we’l, whom, he says, by mail.
class
as a reliable family medicine. It
time the flames were beyond control.
eruptions, relieving weak, tired, had very little bair on his body and
11:30.
Is Love a Microbe P
will cure sick headache, belching, consideration of the public. |
The organ, clock and a few other arti­
Rev.
S.
H.
Jones
returned
from
languid feelings, and building up scarcely any on bis breast. He had
heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia,
The report that Prof. P. M. Corum cles alone were saved. Mr. P. waa
An announcement which will startle and malaria, fever &Dd ague. Hun­
Salem
Wednesday
morning,
and
will
A
Valuable
Discovery
would teach the Antioch school is er­ postmaster of Pureel postoffice, whore
the whole system—is true only of two upper false teeth and two gold
hold services at the Presbyterian the scientific world is made by Dr. T. dreds have to testified and we there­
roneous. He will begin aneight-months contents were a tot 1 lose. There was
ones in front. The body of the man church Sunday evening.
N. Snow of Baker Ctfy. He claims fore urge you to try it. The genuine
A lump of gold weighing two and term at Wilderville, Josephine county, no insurance.
must
have
our
Private
Stamp
over
which was brought in and buried as
No other medicine acts like it; Merrill’s had a heavy growth of hair H. Ries and M. A. Giltner, who have that he has discovered the love mi­ the neck of the bottle.
one-half pounds, and valued at 6552, Sept. 7th.
Retail Market Report.
no other medicine has done so on the breast and all the upper from been employed at the Opp mines for crobe as the result of years of research
lying in tie shifting sands, thrown
“Strength and vigor come of good
and
study,
and
much
of
the
material
A Price on Prunes.
much real, substantial good, no teeth were gone. Gale says that the some time past, left for Cottage Grove
out by the hydraulic and glittering food, duly digested. “Force,” a ready- The following quotations were
upon which he bases his investigation
up this afternoon, and is an
other medicine has restored health man supposed to be Merrill was de­ Friday. Success to them.
along the bedrcck till it attracted the to-serve wheat aod barley food, adds made
impartial report of the prices charged
and
re-eirch
was
found
on
a
trip
to
no
burden,
but
sustains,
nourishes,
in
­
Tiie
Willamette
Valley
Prune
Asso
­
and strength at so little cost.
practiced glance of the miner and was
John Conner of Salem, landlord of the larger cities of Europe.
by Jacksonville dealers:
coyed to the p'ace where be was killed
ciation held an Important m eting at picked up—that was what tramp’red vigorates.”
"I was troubled with scrofula and ram» and arot by both Tracy and Merrill.
Wheat—61 per bushel.
Hotel Willamette, and bis son Walter
After 10 years of work he tbcugtt Salem Saturday. A number of grow­ in Grant county, in the Mule Gulch Geo. E. Neuber, who lost his fine Flour—62.20 @62.40 per 100 pounds.
rear Iosins my eyesight. For four months 1
are
in
Klamath
county,
looking
after
Merrill,
according
to
Gile
’
s'Yrtvwy,
could not see to do anything. After taking
he had di-covered the microbe. Tills ers were present and plans of pro­ placers of Johnson & Sou. The gold Lewellen setter, July 4th, has finally
Oats—55c per'bushel.
two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could see wished to Pave the country; but their land and stock interests.
was three years ago in BerliD, Ger­ cedure for this sea8on were thor­ is of tine quality, wdrt.h about f2T0 to recovered him through an advertise­ Barley—Rolled, si.50 per cental.
to walk, and when I had taken eight bottles I Tracy was anxious to meet a woman
Hay—Per ton. baled, 616.
Jesse Coffee of Gold Hill precinct, many. His further research at that oughly discussed. Nothing of par­
could see as well as ever.” Scsia A. H sjb » whom he knew and who hovered
tne round. As the specimen weighs ment inserted In this newspaper, which Potatoes—ltc per lb.
the
well-known
Democrat,
was
»
recent
time was bio kfd by la'k of a proper ticular mimeut was given out, how­ two and one-half pounds, there can be was answered by a lady living in Ash­ Onions—2c per pound.
TOW. Withers. N. C e
Mood’s Sarsaparilla promises to around his neighborhood all the time visitor in Ashland one day last week. microscope. It took two years to ever, except that the association had
Butter—50c p§r roll.
but little quartz mixed with the prec­ land.
be was keeping up the running tight He speaks hopefully of the future.
cure and keeps the promise.
Beans—3@5c per pound.
make the instrument, and another sold several carloads of prunes, this ious me’al. The rich specimen was
Prof.
Narregan
has
traded
his
resi
­
with the officers.
Jos. P. Harvey, who has been super­ year of study has resulted tn the im­ yen's crop, to Eastern dealers on a evidently broken from the ledge which dence property in Medford for the Care Lard—15c per pound.
Eggs—20ct* per dozen.
intending development work at the portant discovery. The microscope 21 cents basis, the newly adopted crosses a gulch a few rods above the farm, located near Antioch school
You Know Who» You Are Taking
Sugar—D. G. 65.75@66.25 per cwt.
Many New Attractions.
When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, Blue Ledge for P Clark, is still among cost Dr. Snow 611,000, and Is a won­ scale, which means
cents for 40s to placer ground.
house, Table Rock precinct. He will Poultry—63.50 to 64.00 per dozen.
because the formula Is plainly printed on every
Hams—16c@17c per pound.
us.
He
was
in
Medford
Monday.
derful
ins
’
rument.
bottle,
show
log
that
It
is
simply
Iron
and
Qut
50?,
with
a
premium
on
larger
sizes.
also
take up a homestead not far there­ Shoulders
The principal new attraction the bine In a tasteless form No Cure. No Pay. 5uc
—12jc per pound. .
The
Little
Boys
in
Gray
The love microbes are of the meberd
E. W. Anderson of Watkins precinct,
Pursuant to an order nude at the
from.
Ringling? offer .his year is a nugnifi-
Side Bacon—15«20c per pound.
movement
and
in
general
appearance
the well-known miner, was among us
last meeting circular letters are
cent spectacle entitled “Jerusalem
A Black Sheep.
Fifty thousand boxes have already
A pleasant feature of the summer
▲ POPULAR BRAND
Monday. He speaks hopefully of the re-embie the microbe common to con­ being sint out to all prunegrowers in months in various cities of the north­ been ordered for use of the members
and ti e Cru-ades.” Over 1.C00 people
tagious
diseases.
Dr.
Snow
has
dis
prospects
of
the
copper
district.
the North we t, notifying them of the west, our own town included, is the of Fruit Growers’Union, and another
are utilized during the progress of the
E. B. Hunsaker, who was once en-
Is the Cutter Whisky, sold ex­
Mrs. W. M. Colvig, who now holds covered that its frequent lodgment in adopted scale, and urging the neces­ many boys w ho come home from the lot will be obtained later. This la evi­ clusively
pantomime. A ballet of 300 dancing gaged in business at Ashland, and
in Jacksonville by Duoniag-
the
brain
has
been
the
cause
of
many
sity
of
a
central
prune
agencyand
har
­
girls are also a feature of the produc­ formerly was well known in Oregon, the principal office in the grand lodgeof
dence that our horticulturists will do ton & Deneff of the Criterion Saloon.
Hill
Military
Academy
of
Portland.
It is one of the very oldest and best
tion, which is prtsentid a’, the open­ has been cod fined in the Line county the Degree of Honor, returned from ¡suicides and deaths. The microbe mony among growers and associations. They are to le seen on the streets much business this season.
on the market, and has a national rep­
ing of the idea) circus peiformances jail awaiting the arrival of an officer her trip to Portland a few days since. I vacillates from one portion of the As to a sc lie of pri-es the circular with their playmates, and in their
Prof. A. P. Armstrong, president of utation. When wishing something
boiv to another many hundreds of
before enormous tc nery and gor­ from San Francisco,who will take him
Services will be held at tbe Catholic times faster than any other microbe letter says:
happy homes, and whether they wear the Portland Business College, who that cheers and does not have bad af­
geously costumed. The action of the to that city to face a charge of em­ church in Jacksonville Sunday, at 8:30 known to medical science This ac­ ‘‘This meeting was unanimous in tne nat’y gray uniform of the Hill spent several days at the Laurelash ter effects, call for Cutter.
spectacle commences at Chrmont, bezzlement. He fled fnm California a. m , by Rev. Edward Murphy of counts for the lateness of the dis­ the Opini in that prunes ought not to Military Academy, or the little gray Farm last week, has returned home.
sell for less than 21 cents, bag basis cap with gold letters, “H. M. A.” on
France. At ti e opening is shown the several weeks ago and went to Eugene, Ashland; also at Medford at 10:30 a. m. covery.
He expects to have one of the best or­
(4j cents for 40-50e), f. o. b. shipping
A
company
has
been
incorporated
various dignitaries of the church in where his relatives live. He is promi­ Jas. C. McCully, one of the Govern­
it, or are busily engaged telling their chards in Southern Oregon in due
with
headquarters
in
New
York
I oiut and thisshould give the grower friends and relatives of lheir pleasant
council arsembkd debating ti e sub­ nently connected there, being the son ment’s forest rangers, is reported to be and Berlin for further research.
time.
at the least estimate 41 cents to 4|
ject of the holy war. Pettr the Her­ of D. S. Hunsaker.
and inspiring school days, they are a
quite sick. His sister, Miss Issie, has
D. Grisham of Central Point and E.
cents clear. It is thought that this is joy to everybody intere-Ud in the
mit exhorts bia fo’lowers cn to Jerusa­ Hunsaker has been the ruin of bis gone to Fort Klamath to pay bim a
C. Pomeroy of Beagle have purchased
a
very
reasonable
figure,
considering
lem, at that time held by the infidels. father and father-in-law, deserted his visit.
gnwth of tine young manhood in the
the supply and the probable demand, northwest. No better recommenda­ of J. W. Merritt what ia known as the
The scenes rapidly change during the wife in San Francisco, with three
Rev. E. B. Lockhart held services
and if the market is not manipulated tion for this fine military school in Drum ranch, locate! near Table Rock.
I n the Palouse country last year, at
action of a horse ballet, and the Inte­ babies to support; borrowed money
For Infants and Children.
Fortland could be given than these It contains 160 acres of land, is set to the beginning of harvesting, grain
at
Jacksonville
Sunday
that
were
well
they
will
go
into
consumption
very
rior of the Holy City is shown. Here and never returned it, and is now
little boys and young men in gray.
alfalfa and furnished with a liberal sup­ buyers offered 47J cents for contract
rapt ily at this figure, and the con­
the voluptuousness of the Saracen charged with a state’s prison offense. attended and quite interesting. The |
ply of water. The price paid was 66000 wheat. This year they are offering 60
missionary
fund
was
enriched
by
a
sumer will pay just the same for his
DeWitt Is the Name.
court is showD, aid while the revelry He is a black sheep of a good family.
Bears the
collection
that
brought
623.
prunes i f we sell at 3J cents instead of
Blue-print maps of any township in cents. Farmers in Eastern Oregon and
is at its height the soundsuf battle Wealthy relatives failed to go his
When you goto buy Wdtcli Hazel
the above figures.”
Oregon, Land District, shows Washington are on the rapid road to
Mrs Emma Autenrieth of Roseburg Signature of
Sa've look for the name D e W itt on Roseburg,
are heard and the victorious Chris­ bonds, and believe that a term in the
ing all the vacant lands, for 50 cent wealth to a degree not excelled by any
and
Mrs.
N.
Giannini
of
Burns
are
in
every
box.
The
pure,
unadulterated
tian tro ps break through the battle­ penitentiary will be a good le*-8jn
Witch Haz 1 Is used in making De­ each. If vou want any information other class of citizens in those states.
Jacksonville visiting their brother, W.
ments and once more control Jerusa­ for the man.
Witt’s Witch Hazel, which is the best from the 0. S. Land Office, address
J. Plymale, and others. They resided
lem. Tois mighty spectacle alone
salve in tiie woild for cuts, burn?, Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Rose­
the Camp Fire,
in Jacksonville a number of years ago
Stopping the Paper.
bruie-, boils, eczema ai d piles. The burg, Oregon.
cau-ed Ringling Bn s. t > add 20 cars
after
a
hard
ride,
or
a
tiresome
day,
when
the
horses
p pu'ari y of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
A. N. Hurlbert of Sam's Valley, one
to their already large railroad equ p-
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
are unsaddled and all is made snug for the night, the
Sa'Ye,
due to it? many cures, has of our successful farmers, was in Med­
I
’
ve
stopped
my
piper,
yes
I
hev;
and to a great extent loss of hearing, i
ment, which now numbers 85 cars,
cau-ei numerous worthless counter-
1 didn’t like to do it,
By tbe use of Ely’s Cream Balm drop-1
making the Ringling circus by far the
feiis to be placed on the market. Tne ford Saturday. He has one of the
ping
of
mucus
has
ceased,
voice
and
But
the
editor
he
got
tco
smart
genuine beers the name of E. C. De- best crops in Southern Oregon, and
largest traveling exhibition in the
hearing have greatly improved.—J.
And
I
allow
he
’
ll
rue
it.
Wiil&C»., Cnitago. S Id by alldrug­ will thresh several thousand bushels
whiskies
are
favorites
with
all
prospectors,
lumbermen,
world.
W. Davidson, Att'y at Law, Mon­
tourists, and other travelers who feel the need of the
gist.
I
am
a
man
as
pays
his
deb
’
?,
of grain. The same may be said of
SCOTT’S EMULSION won t maitt a
mouth,
Ill.
Many new and original features have
quieting, restful and rejuvenating effect of these brands.
hump back »traijht. neither will it make
No outfit is complete without them, and in cases of
An’ 1 won’t be insulted,
Pelton
Bros.,
Geo.
H.
Riley
and
a
few
been added, the aerial conclave, aero
Letter Liat.
Miss Jo Orth, who has been visiting
emergency, they are worth their weight in gold.
a short leg long, but it Lads soft bone
others living in the same section.
batic exhibitions and exposition of So when an editor gits smart
in San Francisco for sjmetime, return­
and heals diseased bone and is among
The
following
is
a
list
of
letters
re-
BMC;
DRUGGISTS,
CLUBS
and
DEALERS.
I want to ba consulted.
the few genuine means of recovery ia
riders are < f the best procurable. The
m lining uncalled for in the Jackson­ A son of Mrs. Nichols died at the res
ed Sunday, accompanied by Mrs.
rkkets and bone consumption.
ville postoffice July 31, 1903:
W. J. VAN SCMU WEB * CO.. I k .. Mstritattn, PORTLAND, SRE.
menagerie baa been enlarged by the I took his paper ’leven year,
Arthur Baxter, who will sojourn (
idence of his uncle, Mr. McKeever, sit­
Send for free sample.
Ao
’
helped
him
all
I
could,
sir,
addilion of several new wiid animals
Clae’g, Chester
among us awhile. They were met on
SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemists,
uated in the northern portion of Med­
An’ when It c< mes to dunuln’ me, the Siskiyou by Mrs. K. K. Kubli and
409-41$ Pearl Street,
NewYeik.
Hull, Ola A.
—the giraffe has been provided with a
ford, of diphtheria, Friday, aged eight
joe. and
all drngjuu.
1 didn’t think be would, sir;
Jamie oa, G. W.
mate; Alice, the old Asiatic elephant,
Miss Ella Orth.
years. The family recently arrived
Johnson, David
But that be did, an’ you can bet
boasts of a baby—Baby Boo is her
from Wilderville, where the deceased
Meyer,
Peter
H.
J.
H.
Drake,
who
owns
a
big
stock
It made me hot as thunder.
name—just a cute, little bit of ele­
Olson,
Magnus
contracted
the disease from which he
ranch in Meadows precinct, was in
Pool, Nellie
phant flesh burn on January 8 of this Says I, I’ll stop that sheet, I will,
died.
Meoford
Monday.
He
is
the
promoter
If the cussed thing goes under !
Paul, J. P.
year at the winter quariers at Bara­
of Southern Oregon’s first rural mail
Geo. Daley of Eagle Point, a first-
Simmons, John
1 Runted up the measly whelp
boo, Wis. Baby Beo enjoys traveling
delivery,
and
naturally
entertains
Warren,
Will
C.
class
miller, who has been in the em­
An’ fur hi? cunnin’ caper
Rough and Dressed Lunib *r, Mouldings, Doors
huge y, perhaps on account of I he pet­
much
satisfaction
over
its
establish
­
ploy
of
the Snowy Butte Milling Co.
One cent will be charged upon de-
ting and sweetmeats she receives I paid them ’leven years an quit!
and
Window
Frames
and
Casings,
Dimension
ment.
Service
began
on
it
Aug.
1st,
1
very.
for
a
number
of years, left for Grants
Yes, sir, I’ve stopped his paper !
from her many admiriDg visiters each
J ohn F. M iller , P. M.
Timbers—Everyth ng Complete for a House,
with
Will
Warner
as
carrier.
Pass
Monday,
where he will manage
dav.
Barn,
Bridge
or
any
kind
of
Wooden
Structure,
the mechanical department of the
J.
F.
Reddy,
J.
P.
Harvey,
Page
Whether tl e whole show will c< me
Seriously Injured.
THE two most remarkable phenom­ grist mill owned by I. G. Moon & Co ,
Furnished Promptly. : : : : :
:
:
thia way n mains to be seen. Rirg-
Boyles and a few others who have been
ena
in the history of medicine during which was recently moved there from
ilrg? do wl at ti ey promise, however.
D. B. Provost, mayor of Ashland,re­ connected with the Blue Ledge in one
J. W. HILL, Principal,
the last quarter of a century are those Provolt.
ceived very serious injuries Saturday capacity or another are still in this
QUALITY and FINISH Second to None connected with the recognition and
24th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Ore.'
afternoon, while working on the prop­ vicinity. The first named gentleman,
frequency of appendicitis, and the The Southern Pacific Itailroad Co.
Shipments to Any Point in the United States. High­
erty of the Southern Oregon Oil Com­ who holds tbe original bond, was at the
has
selected
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fountain
of
great increase in the mortality from
est Market Price Paid for Lumber From Any Mill
pany, two miles east of that city. Mr. mine a few days ago, accompanied by
cancer Saturday’s dispatches give an Portland to make a painting of Crater
Provost was at the mouth of a well ad­ two experts registering as J. W. Bald
in Southern Oregon: :
::::::
interesting experiment with radium, Lake for it. She has made some
justing a casing whieh it is proposed to and J. Bennett of San Francisco, who
which seems to have proved its efficacy beautiful paintings of scenery in the
in cases at least of superficial cancer. National Park which won a reputation
haul out, assisted by J. L. Fenton and w,mt south Monday with samples of
Certain cures for cancer and for con­ for her. Mrs. F. is a native of Ash­
J. H. Real, when a block and tackle 20 tljp ore.
sumption wouldjbe the greatest boon
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
feet above him fell, striking Dimon the
medical science could confer upon land and a daughter of the late J. H.
A successful operation was performed
chest. He ulso received a painful scalp a few days since by Dr. Hargus assisted
humanity.
Russell.
ver the West they wear
wound. The attending physician says by Dr. Merryman. The eight-year-old
The News says that Dr. Jamieson
that Mr. P. is internally Injured, and son of Henry Ireland was brought to
has organized and is instructing a New buildings, modern and complete.
be will not predict the result of the ac­ Klamath Falls from Pelican bay, suffer­
Copper-riveted
ladles’ brass band in Gold HUI, consist­ Manual training, Military discipline.
cident. At last accounts he was some­ ing from appendicitis. The case was
Boys successfully fitted for all col­
ing of the following members: Edith leges
or for business life.
what improved.
i
considered so serious that little hopes
Dungey, Pres., Addie Hayes, Sec.,
Princ.pal of twenty-five years’ expe­
were entertained for his recovery.
Mvrtle Harvey, Trvas., Iva Dungey, rience ia Portland.
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million
Boys of any age admitted at any
Maud Rippey, Ruby Dungey, Daisy
fV f»o-
Now, however, the boy is in a fair way
ilall«
time.
Dungey,
Mamie
Vincent,
Myrtle
Dun
­
bottles.
Does
this
record
of
merit
appeal
to
you
?
No
Cure,
No
Pay.
50c.
of recovery. Mr. Ireland went there
<n*tan
gey, Dora Caine, Jessie ChUders, Hat­ W rite for catalogue.
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent, package of Grove’s Black Root« Liver Pills.
st
from Jacksonville, but is at present i
Fall term opens September 16.
tie ChUdersand Nora Harvey.
JAYNE’S
EXPECTORANT
^ POWDER
akîn 4*
Peculiar
To Itself
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
At
CYRUS NOBLE !i:*i!i
I
/OWA LUMBER COMPANY
THE 10WA LUMBER CO., SAW^^.u.
I
Levi Strauss ¿Go's
Overall s.»
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
HILL
Military
Academy,
APRIVATE BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for
Youná Men.