VOL. XXXIII.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
THE EDITOR
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
BECOMES PESSIMISTIC
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1903.
BRIEF MENTION
Circuit court will convene next Mon­
day,
Sept. 7th.
He Sees Nothing but Greed Prevail­ List of Cases That Have Been Dock-1
All
grades of sugar advanced ten
eted
for
Trial.
ing and Suggests a Panacea.
cents a hundred today.
CRIMINAL CASE«.
Wm. Payne of Sams Valley, one of
“Gold, many hunted, sweat and bled
State vs. George E Bloomer.
our
pioneers, is reported to be danger­
for gold.”
ti
Jonas Justus aud T M How­ ously ill.
It is a strange commentary upon the
ard.
44
The county commissioners’court will
John Doe.
imbecility of man’s judgment that tie
c<
John Doe.
be in session this week, beginning
can, with such ease, be led on and on
44
Michael M Reed.
Wednesday.
»4
in the mad, wild race for gold. He has
Patrick F Swayne.
Joe Griffiths of Grants Pass, »promi­
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traveled the world over in seirch of
Jack Montgomery.
44
nent
real-estate agent, made Medford
Bert Ball
its native fields and has endured un-
44
John
Smith.
and
Ashland
a visit Tuesday.
luld hardships in vain explorations,
4 4
John Due.
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The
Gold
Hill
district school will re­
in trackless wilds, in search of hidden
Johu Doe.
44
trea-u e. The privations encountered
sume
studies
next
Monday, with J. C.
John Pankey.
Masterson
and
Miss
Ella Griffith as
by the swarm« of men who trudged
CIVIL CASES.
teachers.
across the continent in 1849, through
B B Lee vs Win H May; A E Reames
rivers and swamps and over blister­ and 11 D Norton plaintiff's attorneys. . J. E. Gaunyaw, a veteran of the In-
John W Prall vs Frank W Wait; dian war, has been granted a pension
ing desert sands and treacherous
W
I Vawter plaintiff's attorney.
mountain passes in daily peril of their
G M Fouls vs Z A Moody; Dufur, by the federal government, which he
lives Lorn the attacks of savage foe«, fur, Moore & Gavin plaintift’s attor­ well deserves.
illustrates the potent power of the ney«, H L McWilliams defendant’s
Tony Olsen, “the terrible Swede,” is
attorney.
thirst for gold.
now
a resident of Meadows precinct,
Honey man, DeHartA Co vs Mitchel!
In later years tbe frozen Klondike
Denton & Co; W I Vawter plaintiffs’ where is situated the fine ranch he got
refreshed our memories as to what attorney, Chas Prim defendants’ at­ from Fred Bailey.
men will attempt in older to gaiu torney.
Hop-picking will begin in the Jose-
Lane & Connelly vs T M Reed; W
great ri hes; for while thousand«
phine county yards this week. Many
IlVawter
plaintiffs
’
attorney.
b. wed down in death before the with­
P B Ivory vs J J Brophy; W E are wending their way thither, as good
ering blasts of that horrid clime, but Phipps plaintiff's attorney, WI Vaw-
wages are being offered.
few were successful in hating their ler defendant's attorney.
Judge Hanna has returned from
Warren J Howard vs F M Lloyd; C
ambitious gratified. The horrors of
Josephine county, where he has been
tbe frozen mountain passes aud of tbe P Snell for plaintiff.
Nancy Carter vs Miles S Wakeman;
treacherous, frozen, rivers of tbe 1 Dufur, Hammcrsly and Norton for looking after the big deposit of fine
North will never be pictured to mor­ plaintiff, W M Celvig for defend tnt. marble he Is interested in.
White and Trowbridge vsG W Basil*
J. F. Reddy, who has a bond on the
tal uud rstauding, and toae can com­
prehend t he depth of despair into f< rd; A E Reames and C L Reames for Blue Ledge, left for Crescent City,
plaintiffs, W I Vawter for defendant.
which brave hearts sank when
James Helms vs Tne Southern Pa­ Calif., Monday, to consult the princi­
seized by the twin horrors, freezing cific Co; W E Phipp« for plaintiff, Wm pal owners of the property, who live
M Colvig and Wia D Fenton for de­ there.
and starvation.
But we have not to go to the Chil- fendant.
Augustine Schmidling and Miss
A 8 Hammond vs John Durningand
coot pass to see the crazed hunter af Marie Duruing; A S Hammond for Nellie Bell, both of whom lived in
ter'shining gold. We have but to open plaintiff, Hoge and Purdin for defend­ Jacksonville not long since, were unit­
our eyes to see men and women by thou­ ants.
ed in matrimony at San Rafael, Calif.,
Helen M Hards vs Kinder Boaz and recently.
sands and tens of thousands hurrying
El zabeth Boat; Colvig and Durham
here and there with bated breath in for plaintiff, Reames aud Reames for
W. N. Kouns, one of Siskiyou coun
persistent search for gold. The rich defendants.
ty’s industrious citizens, who lives near
Albert Abraham vs M Damourette;
merchant io bis office, tbe official 00
Coles, Calif., was a Medford visitor
his throne, the clerk behind tbe coun­ L C Narregan for plaintiff, M Da­ Saturday and Sunday, accompanied by-
mourette for defendant.
ter, are alike chasing the phantom,
W E Phipps vs W W Willits; W E his family.
riches, that evades the pursuit of tbe Phipps for plaintiff.
Dr. J. H. Messner, stock inspector,
GiO R Riggs vs Southern Oregon
vast majority.
during the past week inspected several
Oil
Co,
a
corporation;
A
EReamesand
The unfortunate laborer tends be­
C L Reames fur plaintiff, E D Briggs carloads of sheep which were in transit
neath bis load of care from early morn for defendant.
through the county. He is proving a
till late at eve for tbe pitiable price
Jones aud Shearer vs Sherman and
vigilant official.
Carrie
Orton;
W
E
Phipps
for
plain
­
of such devotion in shining gold.
Wm. Faber, president of the Albany
Tbe thief steals it, the cheat de­ tiff.
Allen and Lewis, a corporation, vs
frauds for it, tbe gambler plays for it, T C Gaines; W 1 Vawter for plaintiff, Brewing Co., and his wife, who have
been in the valley for some time
the capitalist makes it off the coil colvig and Durham for defendant
Mary J Henry vs H D Finch; W S spending their vacation, returned to
of others, the murderer kills fur it,
while all alike, fired by a foolish and Crowell and W E Phipps for plaintiff. Portland Tuesday,
Fish Lake Water Co vs Kate Walsh;
unnatural thirst, bend the best ener­
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
W 1 Vawter for plaintiff, S S Pentz
gies of their beings for it.
J'oster, of Table Rock precinct, Aug.
fur defendant.
The rich treasury of knowledge, so
Robert Ferguson vs Chas R Ray; E 18th. It weighed only three pounds at
easy of access aod so satisfying to the B Dufur for plaintiff.
birth, but is strong and healthy and
D A Shafer vs P A Hall; Colvig and steadily growing.
mind aod heart, is passed by on the
Cannon for plaintiff, Hoge and Pur­
other side for the shining metal that din for netendant
John A. Harvey, who practices iaw
never made a true friend nor sat­
C B Rostel vs D T Cox; Gus New at Stockton, Calif., arrived at Gold Hill
isfied a human longing beyond the bury for plaintiff.
Friday, in time to see his father before
Henry Weydeman vs Thos Godfrey;
baser kind«. Only a broad and liberal
he died. His wife, who has been visit*
Gus Newbury for plaintiff.
education can possibly shift tbe
J C Metcalfe vs Conservative Life ing at Ashland, joined him.
trend of men. To this end less man- Ios Oo; W 1 Vawter for plaintiff.
C. C. Millard, who lives in Nebraska,
J II Haun vs A King; H L McWill­
ual toil should be n*'rform"d.
is
in our midst again, after an absence
iams for plaintiff, E D Briggs for de­
No man should labor mure
of several years. He is 1 joking for
fendant.
eight hours per day. He should give D J Switzer vs Chas Meserve; Colvig timber land in the interest of Repre- .
eight more to education and recrea­ and Cannon for plaintiff.
sentative Kincaid of Nebraska.
tion and eight more to sleep. Toil
EQUITY CASES.
Frank Short, the expert blacksmith,
should only be spent for the necessi­
T M Griffiths vsZella Griffiths:Ham-
I ruersly and Carter for plaintiff, Colvig ha? entered the employ of the stage
ties of life. None should accumulate
company operating between Ashland i
fortunes in gold. The true fortunes and Cannon for defendant.
Stella P White vs David White; J and Klamath Falls as horse-shoer, and ,
of men consist of knowledge aod phi­ R and F R Neil for plaiotiff.
will doubtless give satisfaction.
lanthropy. The love of gold is a
Geo H Garnett vs C W Willett et al;
curse to the world. Only a higher, H L McWilliams for plaintiff, C B
Miss Alice Applegate, who was tend­
ered a position as teacher in the Philip­
broader aDd mure general education Watson for defendant.
Emma Baker vs James II Baker; W
pines by the government, has declined
cao better our condition.
I Vawter for plaintiff.
Rosa S Wilson (Smith) vs Otto H the offer and accepted a position in
Smith; E D Briggs for plaintiff.
the Klamath Falls schools instead.
C B Ro«tel vs Chas Nickell, W E
St. Mary’s Academy, which is the
Phipps for plaintiff.
Alfred Lewis et al vs J H Beeman; leading institution devoted solely to
There ia no other season when good Hammersly and Dufur for plaintiff, the education of young ladies south of
A E Reames for defendant.
Salem, re-opened Sept. 1st, with a good
medicine is so much needed as in the
Grace Hasty vs Cbas F Hasty; E D
attendance. It deserves a liberal pat­
Briggs for plaintiff.
Spring.
ronage.
;
Melvina
Conklin
vs
Thos
D
Conklin;
• The blood is impure, weak and
Hoge aDd Purdin for plaintiff.
The
Grants
Pass
“
Observer
”
says
impoverished—a condition indicated
1-abelle McAndrew vs Thomas Mc­
by pimples and other eruptions on the Andrew; Snell and Parker for plain- that tbe Greenback mines, located In
Grave creek district, enriched its stock­
face and body, by deficient vitality, tiff.
Samuel R Barr vs Anna I Bari; holders to the amount of $30,000 last
loss of appetite, lack of strength and Snell and Parker for plaintiff.
month, and is now a steady dividend- ;
Sadie O’Neil vs John O’Neil: Hain-
want of animation.
paying property.
mersly aod Dufur for plaintiff.
Ida L Wilson vs Cbas F W i I sod ;
Will. DeRoboatn, who has been driv­
Colvig and Cannon for plaintiff.
ing one of the stages running out of
E Edwards vs J J O’Neil; E D
Klamath Falls, was considerably in­
Briggs for plaintiff.
Fred Rapp et al vs Caswell Morris jured in a runaway. More serious re­
Make the blood pure, vigorous and
ai; A E Reames and C L Reames sults were averted by one of the horses
rich, create appetite, give vitality, et
for plaintiffs.
strength and animation, and cure
John Watters vs John H Blalock;W falling down and stopping the perfor
mance.
all eruptions. Have the whole family C Hale for plaiDtiff.
Wm J Nelson vs C F Leavensworth;
BeD Beall and I. J. Purkeyplie were
begin to take them today.
W I Vawter for plaintiff.
In
Medford a few days since. They
* Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been used in
Chas Pruett vs Mary Hanley; J R
made
arrangements for trans;>ortation
oar fatuity tor some time, aud always with Neil and Chas Prim for plaintiff, A E
for their mothers, also Miss Lula Beall,
good results. Last spring I was all run Reames for defendant.
Chas Pruett vs Mary Hanley; J R who have since gone on a visit to rela­
down and got a bottle of It, and as usual
reeJved great benefit,” Miss B evlab Neil for plaintiff, A E Reames and C tives living in Ohio and other states
L Reames for defendant.
Boves, Stowe, Vt.
E K Andeison vs H D Austin et al; east of the Rocky mountains.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla promises to Colvig and Durham for plaintiff. A E
Augusta Nusbaum Evans, who h^s
cure and keeps the promise.
Reames and C L Reames for defend­ been in San Francisco for some time,
ants.
Antone Richards vs Theodore Rich­ returned Sunday evening, as also did
ards
and C E Nininger; C B Watson G. S. Hosmer, who has been attending
Old Maids’ Insurance.
for plaintiff, II L McWilliams for de­ tbe G. A. II. encampment. They were
fendants.
met at Medford by Will Nusbaum,
A comparative novelty in the lin
Alfred J Weeks et al vs Wm F Her­
whom they accompanied to Lake
rin
et
al;
W
I
Vawter
for
plaintiffs.
of insurance prevails in Denmark, in
creek.
which country, if a sum apnroximat-
Geo. W. Wimer, Sr., for many years
ing $200 is deposited with an insur.
CURES SCIATICA.
a prominent citizen of Jackson and Jo­
ance company on behalf of a girl at
Ilev. W. L. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba,
birtb, she becomes entitled, if unmar­ New York, writes: “After fifteen sephine couDtits, wasin our city Satur­
ried, at 30 years of age, to receive an days of excruciating pain from sciatic day, en route to Crook county. He
annuity of nearly *-’5, which Is in­ rheumatism, under various treat­ has recently sold his interest in the
ments, I was in need to try Ballard’s Deep Gravel Mining Co., whose prop­
creased by 125 every ten years. In Snow
Linimeot; the first application
case she marries be'ore tbe age or 30 giving my fiist relief and tbe second erty is located near Waldo, to A. E.
the original amou it deposited is re­ entire relief. I can give it unqualified Reames. Success to him.
turned to her. If she dies before at­ recommendation.” 25c, 50c, $1.00.
J. W. Baker, state game warden,
taining that age there is a provision City Drug Store.
was in this section for a few days, on
in the policy that makes available a
a quick tour of inspection, last week
House Robbed.
sum of from 130 to $35 toward her
He will visit us again, when he will at­
funeral expenses.
tend to some violations of the law
While Jas. Carr of Roxy piecinct,
which have come to bis no'ice. Mi-
the well-known farmer, and his fam­
Baker will prove a first-class official
ily were io Medford, attending the
and allow no guilty man to-escape.
circus, some scoundrel entered bi«
B F. Hemstreet, who seeded fifteen
residence and instituted a search fo'
acres
to wheat last spring, harvested
money. He went at it in a vicious
manner, breaking op. n drawers, nearly 810 bushels therefrom. What
trunks, etc., and doing considerable would have been the result under
damage. An opera-g!a«s and a few favorable circumstances is hard to prog­
small articles were taken, the thief nosticate. Mr. H. has already been
not finding anything else that suited offered $1 a bushel by parties wishing
ver thcWest thty wear
seed wheat.
bis fancy.
Ashland has six cases of typhoid
Mr. Carr Is of the opinion that he
knows the identity of the tbief, and fever. They have been confined almost
Copper-riveted
future developments may prove inter­ exclusively to employes of the railroad,
and the conditions afford very strong
esting.
evidence that it is due to the use of the
water from the Southern Pacific Com­
pany’s main which takes the water
The f*o-
from Ashland creek, near the Ashland
Spuut
Iron Works.
4
Spring Medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Levi Strauss c Go’s
Overall
I
NO. 31
Andy Norlund, the miner, left Mon-1
PERSONAL MENTION
It Acted Wisely.
LOCAL NOTES.
day for his old home In Sweden, on a I
i
visit. He expects to return in the
Miss Isa Cook Is visiting in Ashland.
Our Board of Trade, at a recent
Miss Bernice Cameron has been mak­
course of several months. While in ing Medford a visit.
business meeting, very sensibly de­
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lilly of Sterling vllle
Medford not long since Norlund claims
Miss Emma Armstrong is visiting cided tb it tbe immigration question were in town Wednesday.
he was “touched,” losing his watch friends living in Ashland.
was one of the ino^t important of
Mrs. W. II. Stansell has returned
and a sum of money exceeding $100.
the present time.
from
a visit in Douglas county.
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs passed several
Wo learn that his timepiece has been
D. F. Carné«, representing a special
hours
in
Jacksonville
Monday.
located and somebody is likely to get
scheme, was present and made ar­ Jas. McClaren and his son Horace
J. S. Rogers of Joe’s Bar, the miner, rangements with that organization to were among us a few days since.
into the meshes of the law.
Fred Sturgis of Forest Creek and his
combine adveitising of Jacksonville
Sick headache absolutely and per­ has been making our town a visit.
manently cured by usiDg Moki Tea, a
H. G. Wortman and W. II. Gore got with that of other valley towns, co­ wife were in our midst Wednesday.
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa­ back from San Francisco yesterday.
operating with the S. P. II. IL, which
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cronemiller spent
tion and indigestion, makes you eat,
will
en-ure
the
system
Hie
advertising
several
hours at Medford Saturday.
Miss
Grace
Pearce
of
Poorman
’
s
sleep, work and be happy. Satisfac­
tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts. Creek
1
has gone to Tacoma on a visit. of our city as well as Oregon through­
S. S. Jolly and John Louden of
and50ets. Write to W. H. H ooker
Doug. Strong of Josephine county, out the eastern states at a reasonable Watkins were among our recent visit-
& Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for a free
tors.
one
of our best friends, was in town i figure.
sample. A. P. Estabrook, Gold Hill, 1
Mr. Carnes says that the wonderful
the Leading Druggist.
Sunday.
District Attorney Reames was in
natural resources of Rogue River Val­ Medford Tuesday on professional busi­
If tbo women could only be made to
A. L. Howell of Grants Pass, the ley are not beard of in the East. Out­
understand that they don’t look pretty genial
|
mixologist, is at Al. Helms’ side of the Pacific coast very little is ness.
in tbe strained and unnatural position Medford.
Mrs. Oris Crawford has been visit­
known of the fruit industry that is
are they forced to assume when they
ing
relatives and friends living at Gold
Absolutely Pure
Miss Ruth Jackson, one of the belles carried on so succb-sfuliy here, or of
wearing high-heeled shoes they might of
, Baker City, has been the guest of
Hill.
tbe big apples that are grown in sueb
THtRE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
send them to the attic where -the hoops Misses Angle.
Jas. Young, the enterprising miner,
abundance on our fertile lands.
and the enormous buttles are stored.
Mrs. Chas. Nickell, who has been
If tbe people east of tbe Rocky and his family tarried awhile in town
But indeed and in truth the women
mountains,
or the fruit-growers of sec­ Saturday.
visiting in California, returned Thurs­
Thursday. Elaborate preparations
are always charming whether they
tions of the country where irrigation
day morning.
County Treasurer Miller and Rev. E.
have been made for the event, which
wear high-heeled
eeled shoes
shi
or no shoes at
Miss Lizzie Wolgamott has returned is necessary, knew of the unlimited P. Child spent Tuesday afternoon in will doubtless be an interesting one.
all, and we shall
t______
_
decnne
to enter into
possibilities of this region there would Jacksonville.
even the semblance of a quarrel with from a visit with Mrs. D. E. Morris of
Amos Gipe, who lives in Nebraska,
not be land enough in it to supply tbe
L. Rodenburger of Willow Springs
Mound
district.
them.
spent
severr.l da. s here lately, visiting
demand. The price of land would district was among the many in Med­
Mr. and Mrs. John Barneburg have
Chas. Dunford, G. W. Thrasher and
John E. Harvey died at his residence
double
and treble, and Rogue River ford Saturday.
their families, who are friends of “auld
in Gold Hill Saturday, after a linger­ been visiting friends and relatives liv­ Valley would become one of the great­
ing
at
Gold
Hill.
John
Owens,
one
of
the
prominent
ing illness. He was one of tbe oldest
est apple and pear centers in the citizens of Pleasant Creek, was in our lang 6yne.” He is well pleased witl
Mrs.
G.
E.
Neuber
and
Miss
Jo.
Orth
this section.
and most respected citizens of Jackson
world.
town Tuesday.
David Reid, who was a resident o
county. For a number of years he accompanied by Mrs A Baxter of
Mr. Carnes has seen the product of
T. M. Boyd and B. W. Gregory, for­ this county for a number of years
was engaged in farming, afterward San Francisco, were Medford visitors many of the o-chards of California and
other states, and says that be has ob­ merly of the Medford Success, visited spent a couple o: days here the fore­
engaging in the hardware business at Monday.
served nothing to compare with tbe
part of the week visiting relatives and
Central Point and Gold Hill. Mr.
J. Nunan, the pioneer merchant, «plcndid Newtowns and Spitzen bergs our town Sunday.
Harvey was an honorable, big-hearted left for San Francisco Monday evening. that are grown here.
H. H. Blecher and J. Christopher friends. He is located at Yreka, Calif.,
man, who had many friends. He leaves His daughter, Mrs. J. Russell, accom­
of Poorman’s creek made a trip to and doing well.
a wife and several children, Interment panied him to Medford.
The'merry-go-’round, which was op­
The Report Was Without Medford Tuesday.
took place in Jacksonville cemetery
erated
at Medford and Ashland lately,
J. A. Gilmore, R. Car is and B. S.
Dr. J. M. Keene and his wife have
Foundation.
Monday.
by
Messrs
McIntosh, Alfred and Kess­
returned from Cinnabar, where Mrs.
Watts of Josephine county were lnte
ler, is now doing business at Grant’s
Capt. W. S. Lamme, who was inter* K has been the guest of Mrs. I. hum-
Jacksonville
visitors.
Immediately after the death of
Pass. Last Friday and Saturday, at
ested with Dr. Shearer, M. O. Warner, ason. The latter will return to Med­ Wm. Messal, who lived near Browns­
Mrkand Mrs. E. L. Cass, who have
Medford, Dearly 4000 people rode on it.
Mr. Scott and others in placer mines ford next week.
boro, a rumor to the effect that be been visiting in California, returned to
being opened in Steve's Fork district,
Mrs. Benz, widow of the late Henry
Henry Walter, a prominent business bad been poisoned was circulated ty Grants Pass Monday.
died Sunday, after an illnesB of a few man of Grants Pass, spent Thursday evil-minded Individuals. They even
Benz,
a former resident of Jackson­
Ed. Herriott of Josephine county,
days, from pneumonia. He was a vet­ afternoon in Ashland. He reports went so far as to charge that tbe de­
ville, died at Anaheim, Calif., August
the affable mail contractor, tarried
eran of the Civil War, a man of many business at Josephine's county-seat ceased died soon after drinking a cup
20th, of cancer, aged 70 years. She
here one day last week.
excellent traits of character and popu­ nourishing and enjoying a large volume ofc jffee, which he said was unusually
was a truly good woman and high­
Jacksonville was well nigh depopu- ly respected. She is survived by six
lar with all who knew him. The re­ of trade.
bitter, and that it contained strych­ lated Saturday, nearly ail of our resi-
mains were embalmed at the Medford
children, Mrs. N. F. Steadman, Mrs.
Will. Kleinhammer, one of our most nine which bad been placed there by dents attending*the circus.
L. Nordheim, Miss Ida Benz, Ernest,
Furniture Co.’s undertaking parlors
one of his nearest relatives.
Ex-Senator Cameron has returned Victor and Rudolph Benz.
for shipment to Elmo, Mo., which was promising young men, and a graduate
Of course there was not a word of
of the Medford High School, has gone
from a trip to Waldo, where he has
the deceased's former home.
Let me say I have used Ely's Cream
to Berkeley, Calif., to finish his educa­ truth in the rei»ort, for Mr. Messal extensive mining interests.
Balm for catarrh and can thoroughly
died
from
what
is
supposed
to
have
tion. He has the best wishes of his
Jos. G. Pierce of Klamath Falls, the recommend it for what it claims. Very
Almost a Bad Accident.
been neuralgia of tbe heart. He was
truly, (Rev.)H. W. Hathaway, Eliza­
numerous friends.
not rugged in health and was more or widewake real-estate agent, was in the beth, N. J.
valley several days last week.
I tried Ely’s Cream Balm and to all
A. W. Sbetrer and his family have
less subject to spells of sickness.
It Is Always the Umpire.
returned to Medford from a trip to
S. J. Gordon of Meadows precinct, appearances am cured of catarrh. Tbe
However, it became necessary for
terrible headaches from which I long
Steamboat district. Wbileon Thomp­
Dr. Pickel, in his official capacity as a6 also his son and his family, spent suffered are gone. —W. J. Hitchcock,
Whenever a baseball club gets beat­ coroner, to bold an inquest, which he several hours in Medford Tuesday.
son creek, en route, their son, aged 15
late Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen.,
years, met with an accident, which en dow they charge their defeat to did thoroughly. He analyzed tbe con­
S. C. Ruble of Foots creek, the mi­ Buffalo, N. Y.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
came near being a serious one. He tbe unfair decision of the umpire. tents of the stomach of the dead nun ner, and G. C. Culy of Steamboat, the
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts.
picked up the Winchester rille, that Nobody ever gets defeated. Every­ and not found eveD a trace of any stockman, were here quite recently.
or mailed bv Elv Brothers, 56 Warren
was aboard the wagon, by the muzzle, body beat«, but tbe umpire always poismoLs substance.
St., New York.'
Mrs.
A.
Helms
went
to
Ashland
Thus came to a sudden end what
when it exploded, Hie bullet tearing thinks one side or the other got the
was supposed by some would prove Wednesday, to attend the reunion of
away the tieshy part of one thumb, worst of it- They ought _t j abolish quite a sensation.
Assesajüftixt Roll Aimost
the Southern Oregon Pioneer ScchAy
then pa««iug entirely ihrouzb thecalf the umpire entirely and ruin’ ‘r game
Ready.
of bi* left leg. Dr. GMle dressed the to suit themselves, so both sides could
There will be services at the Catho­
A
Splendid
Session
Promised
wo ur d, which is healing nicely.
lic church in Jacksonville Sunday, at
always win the game. Not long ago,
Assessor Jones has almost com-
when Portland beat Seattle, tbe P—I
The next meeting of the Rogue 8:30 a. m., and at Medford at 10:30 a. m. pleted tbe assessment of Jackson
STOP THATCOUUH!
headed the i account: “Seattle Loses River Fruit Growers’ Union wilt be
Geo. W. Lanoe of Foots creek, the county for 1903, and elsewhere gives
When a cough, a tickling or an ir- the Umpire, Levy St< ps Local Team
held
at
Jacksonville,
in
tbe
court
­
successful
miner, has been in Siskiyou Dotice that tbe Board of Equalization I
ritation in the throat makes you feel with Rank Decision. Portland 10
house
square,
asd
great
preparations
county
lately,
accompanied by his wife. will meet at the office of the county
uncomfortable, take Ballard’s Hore­
clerk Sept. 28tb for the purpose of ex
hound Svrup Don’t wait until tbe Seattle 9." Umpires ought to tie are being made for the event by the
The right person, who wishes to con­ amining tbe roll. Mr. J ones and his
distase has gone beyond control. Mr. quarantined, , at least. They make board of trade of the county-seat. The
duct a restaurant or dining room, can deputies have done excellent work,
atd Mrs. J. A. Anderson,354 We«t 5th trouble wherever they go.
date is Saturday, Sept. 5tli.
St, .-alt. Lake City, Utah, writes:
get inducements to do so at U. S. Hotel. and the result is one of tbe mo6t com­
plete and equitable assessments ever
Among those who have premised to
. We think Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
If The Baby la Cutting Teeth.
Geo. M. Love, who is visiting here, made in Southern Oregon.
the best medicine for coughs aDd
be present are Hun. E7 L. Smith,
colds. We Dave u«ed it for several Be sure and use that old and well-tried reme­ president of the State Board of Horti­ will leave for Portland Saturday. He
M rs W ikslow s S oothing sykvf , for
years; it always gives immediate re­ dy.
Big Sale of Apples.
teething. It soothed the child, soft culture, Prof. A. B. Uordley, Entomol­ expects to return to Alaska before
lief, is very pleasant and gives perfect children
ens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic
sitisfaction.” 25c, 50c and $1.00 City and is tbe best remedy tor diarrhoea. Twenty ogist State Agricultural College, A. long.
five cents a bottle
I)i ug Store.
H. Carson, commissioner for the
Joseph A. Wilson, manager of tbe
A. W. Sturgis of Forest erbek, one of
Third Hi rlicultural district, Prof. E. our most successful miners, was in Hood River Applegrowers’ Union, has
R. Lake, Botanist and Horticulturist Sown Wednesday, accompanied by A. consummated a *20,000 apple sale. Tbe
State Agricultural College, W. E. Bohn.
Davidson Fruit Company of Hood
river
is the purchaser, and has depos­
Coman. general passenger and freight
J. T. Breeden of Applegate and J. F.
agent of the S. P. at Portlmd.
ited »l(K0 to bind tbe sale. The price
Garrison
of
Sterlingville,
old-time
| An interesting and prrfltable meet
fancy four-tier Sritzensbergs is 12
ing is assured, and those fruitgrowers miners and good ones, too, have been a for box;
yellow Newtown«, *1.80, the
who do t ot attend will certainly ipiss with us recently.
apples to be delivered at railway at
one of the best of opportunities to
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Welch of Central picking time. Before tbe recent or­
gain valuable information and hear
Point
are being visited by their grand­ ganization of tLe union buyers were
the experience of others well qualified
paying «1.45 a box for Spilzenbergs.
to give it.
son, Clyde Ashworth, whq recently ar­ This is tbe largest fruit sale ever
rived from Denver.
made in Hood river.
An Exhibition of Poor Judg­ There will be a dancing party in
Letter List.
Good Buildings; New Gymnasium, with modern appli­
ment.
Orth’s Hall Friday evening. The best
The
follow
mg is a list of letters re­
ance ; fine Library; well equipped Chemical and Physical
of music will be provided, and a good
maining
uncalle
1 for in the Jackson­
J.
C.
Pendleton
has
concluded
to
Laboratory; one New School Building, with new furnish­
time is assured all who attend.
ville postoffice Aug. 31, 1903:
cease
bis
efforts
in
behalf
of
an
ex
­
ings throughout; old buildings repaired; fine Water Supply
Davis, Miss Effie
G. T. Salsbury and his family have Cook, Miss Eva
hibit nf Jackson county’s products at
added; Surroundings Healthful; Social Atmosj here of the
removed from Siskiyou county, Calif., Dobson, Mr Joe Grater, Mrs C F
Scott, Mrs S S
_____ __________
Smith,
Mr Jacob
the State Fair. Contrary to expecta­
School Good and Stimulating to Best Effort on th? Part of
to Ashland. They are relatives of J. Van Garden, Mr M A
tions he did not receive the substan­ W. Ingram of Willow Springs.
Garrett ■, Sallie Mrs
the Student; Living Expenses Nominal; Departments in
tial encouragement that was prom­
One cent will be charged upon de­
Charge of Specialists; Special Opportunities for Study of
Judge
E.
B.
Watson
of
Portland
and
ised and actually necessary to make
livery.
H. D. Kubli of Applegate have returned
Vocal and Instrumental Music A Horded.
J ohn F. millee ,P. M.
the enterprise a success.
Both the boards of trade of Medford from a hunting expedition in the Siski-
Send for Catalogue to
and Ashland are responsible for this yous. They captured considerable
failure, for if they bad subscribed as game.
B. F. MULKEY, President
E. F. Brickley and E. L. James and
much toward this exhibit as they did
Disease takes no summer
to the advertislng scheme they have their families, as also Mrs. .Garrison
vacation.
just endorsed the result would have and her daughter, left for Josephine
if you need flesh and
county Tuesday, to be gone several
beeu entirely different.
In this they made a great mistake, weeks.
strength use
fur tbe right kind of an exhibit of the
Miss Laura Miller of Eugene visited
Training School for Teachers. Courses products of the valley at the State, with Mrs. J. S. Orth a few days last
St.
Louis
and
Lewis
and
Clarke
fairs
-
arranged especially for training teacher«
fi r all branches of ti e p'oftssion. Most would have been far and away tbe week, while en route to Berkeley, Calif.,
summer as in winter.
w here she will remain for several
approved methods for graded and un- most bentfieial of any proposition.
gradid work taught in aetual district
months.
Send for free sample,
(
echo 1. The demand for graduate« of
$25 REWARD $25.
scorr & BOWNE, Chemists,
C.
Hafer
and
E.
E.
Hart
of
Council
tliisrechool as t acli rs far exceeds the
<>9-4>5 Pearl Street,
New York.
50c. and >i .oo; all druggists.
eupp'y. The Training Department. which
In March last the following animals Bluffs, Iowa, president and treasurer
c nsisis of a nine-grade public school of strayed from Laurelash farm, located of the Iowa Lumber Co., are expected
ab ut 250 puoils. ¡swell« quipped in all its two miles north of Jacksonville, name­ to make Jacksonville a visit during
branches, including Sloyd Mus c,Diawing ly: One black horse, weight about 1000
and Phyiical Tiaining. The Normal pounds, small star in forehead, sligh t September.
Cour«e tire best and quickest way to State collar nftu k top of neck; also one light
Mrs. H. E. Ankeny and her daugh­
Certificate. Fallternn.pt n* Sept ember 22. bay mare, weight about 1000 pounds, ters, Misses Dollie and Gladys, hive
For catalogue or informath n, address
narrow stripe in face, small collar mark returned to Eugene. Mr. Ankeny,
or J. B. B utler , Secretary.
E I). RESSLER, President. on top of neck.
W ill pay $25 for the return of both who accompanied them thither, has
animals, or $10 for either one of the i since returned.
two. Write if uncertain about the
Mrs. G. Matthews, who has beon a
ownership of such horses as are here
resident
of our town for some time
No Good For Business.
described that may be found, and I will
past,
left
for Grant’s Pass Tuesday,
call
and
examine
them.
I
When you have made a night of it on ar
any whisky, but
J. W. HILL, Principal,
E. R. A rmstrong ,
accompanied by her family. They will
Jacksonville, Ore. reside there hereafter.
24th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Orc.
C C. Beekman and D. Linn, accom­
AND RYE
panied by their wives, also Mrs. E.
this is the way you feel in the morning. Your drinking
Kenney, left for Ashland Wednesday,
hss interfered with your business. If you want to see
how you feel after a night of it on the N oblb brands,
to attond the reunion of the Southern
see our next advertisement. Our whiskies are the best
For Infants and Children.
for convivial and medicinal uses. Call for them.
Oregon Pioneer Society.
At all OLUBI, BARS and DEALERS.
Winter Knight, the talented son of
the late Col. N. B. Knight, spent a few
Bears the
■
W. J. VAN SOW WER A CO., lac.. DUtributsrs, PORTLAND. SHE
! days in Medford during the week. He
Signature of
, is located at Fort Klamath, where he
is doing nicely.
New buildings, modern and complete.
Manual training. Military discipline.
The State Land Board Monday com­
Boys successfully fitted for all col­
pleted its sixth purchase of school dis­
Cures Crip
or tor business life.
trict bonds, the last being $8500 of leges
Principal of twenty-live years’expe­
in Two Days.
bonds of Jacksonville school district. rience in Portland.
Boys of any age admitted at any
The bonds bear 5 per cent, interest.
time.
The annual reunion of the Southern
W rite for catalogue.
Seven Million boxes sold in post 13 months.
This ftignafijygq
Fall term opens September 16.
Oregon Pioneers will be held at Ashlaud
Southern Oregon
State Normal School,
Ashland,
Ore.
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Scott’s Emulsion
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Military
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CASTOR IA
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. lycA
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and DAY SCHOOL for
Young Men.