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ARE YOU BILIOUS ?
Newspaper Misfits.
The Biggest Crowd Ever Seen
in Southern Oregon.
instances
CURRENT COMMENT, ng
There are occasional
T he man on medium ground is the
where pe »pie in possession of some
Saturday was a day that will long be happy man after all. The extreme of
a printing press and the other remembered by those who were in wealth is as pitiful as the extreme of
Dizzy-Headed# Constipated and full of dull aches and pains? ty]>e,
adjuncts us d in publishing a newspa­
Medford. Never before did as many poverty. Iu the ouc a man wastes his
per imagine that the only wav they people assemble at any point in South­ life pining for relief from bis surfeit; in
Take
can get up in the world is by pulling ern Oregon. The crowd Is estimated the other a mini wastes his life in pin­
someone else down. Or, like the cur, to have numbered 15,000, and was ing fur the bare necessities. At the
COUNTY RECORDS
HERE AND THERE
aie uot content unless nagging at tbe principally composed of people living last the two lie do wn, side by side,
lieels and by bark calling attention to in Jackson, Josephine, Lake and and the tut f is leveled over them, and
their ab orbing personality—and their Klamath counties. Douglas county the world rolls round and round.
Tlie
period
of
greatest
growth
in
an
Matters
of
Importance
Transacted
at
The largest sum ever paid for a prescription
animal is before tlie animal matures. business, yet as if the public cared and Siskiyou county, Calif., were also
changed hands in San Franclsoo Aug 30. 1901.
the Court House.
S ecretary R oot lias placed his
The transfer involved in coin and stock *112,-
Of all fertilizers ground bone is the one whit.
liberally represented.
res’gnation in the bands of the Presi­
*00 and was paid by a party of business men
Self-respecting people don’t do it—I Ringling Bros, claim that they sold
best and most durable where general
, REAL ESTATE.
dent, to take effect as early iu the win­
for a specific tor Bright's Disease and Diabetes
it
is not done in other business. The i 12,500 tickets for the day performance
hitherto Incurable diseases.
O R Goddard to S A Coleman; 10 crops are grown.
ter as Mr. Rooseielt will permit. Mr.
They commenced the serious investigation of acres in sec 35, twp 38, 1 w, #350.
At this time with breeding animals merchant does not go about with a alone. They probably disposed of Root has sailed for Europe, to take
the specific Nov. 15, 19J0. They interviewed
Marie L Tripp to A L Fergerson; too much grain is more detrimental chip on his shoulder invitingsome one ! nearly,2000 at night. Added to this is part in tho proceedings oi the Alaskan
scores of the cured and tried it out on its
to knock it off, or talking so the town the sum they realized from reserved
than not enough.
Boundary Uommlt-sion, and will pre­
merits by putting over three dozen cases on property in Medford, $300.
caw hear it that Tom, Dickaad Ilarry,: seats, sideshows and other catch penny
the treatment and watching them. They also
State of Oregon to Emmett Beeson;
pare his annual report immediately
The price of hops is a-lmppin’ up. his competitors, don’t do much, keep
go physicians to name chronic, incurabi eel of swj and swj of sej of sec 16, tp
affairs, and it is safe to say that their upjn his return, when he hopes to be
and
the
prospects
are
brig
lit
for
the
cases, and administered it with the physician
a rotten class of goeds, are dishonest,! receipts at Medford were not far from
38, 1 e, #160.
relieved of his position as Secretary of
hop grower next f .11 aud winter.
or judges. Up to Aug. 25 eighty-seven per
in fact, by inference, should not be] $10,000. As they took almost the War.
John W Prall to Maggie Messenger;
cent, of the test cases were either well or pro­
“Lucky” Baldwin’s new California patronized.
gressing favorably.
property in Medford, $200.
whole amount with them, the vacuum
T he resolution of the G. A. R. En­
city
of Arcadia is to have one circular
No; business men don’t do that in the circulating medium will be
There being but thirteen per cent, of failures,
JohuS Silsby to James Riley; lots
campment
congratulating “that splen­
the parties were satisfied and closed the trans­
“
street
”
just
a
mile
long
and
surpris
­
They consider their a flairs sufficient to severely felt.
18 aud 19, bl A, Ashland, $750.
did soldier, exemplary commander and
action. The proceedings of the inves Jgating
engage their attention. And tlie pub­
ingly
like
a
race-track
In
appearance.
Although the elephants did not ar- patriotic citizen, Gen. Nelson A. Milesf
James M Riley to Sara Wheeler;
committee and the clinical reports ot the test
lic is not blind, is aware of the motive
Tlie twenty-six-yeu-old man whj that prompts such selfish, unkind and 1 rive until nearly noon and the railroad upon his attainment of a distinguished
cases were published and will be mailed free lots 18 and 19, bl A, Ashland, $12.50.
application. Address J ohn J. F ulton C o . . T J Kenney to J. T. Buckley; ei of tried to enter Annapolis by giving his entirely uncalled-for newspaper con­ service was otherwise faulty, the pa­
and honorable retirement after a match­
rade took place. It was of immense less record as a soldier of over fort.v-
nr J and nJ of sei of sec 28, tp 39, 3w, age as eighteen must have mistaken duit.
the Naval Academy for a young ladies'
proportionsand gave general satisfac­ two years’ service, without just criti­
•2500.
Potent Pill Pleasure.
J T Buckley to P F Swayne; 160 seminary.
Tlie pills that are p »tent in their tion, being all that was expected of it. cism of bis official conduct”, is the de­
acres in sec 28, tn 39, 3w, $3500.
The latest is a polished-floor walk. action and pleasant effect arc De­ The main performance contained a liberate judgment of experts. There
J Nunan to P F Swayue; 40 acres Girls are so clever that even those Witt’s Littie Early Risers. W. S. number of new and excellent features, are no men in the world who know
in sec 22, tp 39, 3w; also 160 acres in who have rag carpets on every floor Philpot of Albany, Ga., says “During principal among which was Jerusalem more about real fighting than the vet­
a bilious attack 1 took one. Small as
•‘I have bee* n.ln# CAiCAkrT# and as
at home walk on the streets as if they it was it did me more good than calo­ and the Crusades.
a mild »nd effective laxative they are .imply won- sirne.
erans.
d.rful Mr daughter aud I were bothered with
We have uot the space to devote to
P F Swayne to Z Cameron; 160 acres hadto mince around on highly pol­ mel, blue-mass or any other pills I
sick »looiacb and our breath wax very bad After
B urton E gbert S tevenson ’ s new
taking a few dose, of Caacarea we have Improved
overtook and at tlie same time it affect­ an extended criticism of the circus.
in sec 28, tp 39, 3w, $7400.
ished hardwood when at home.
wood.rtu.ly They are a great help In th# family "
romantic
novel, ealled “The Blade
W ii . bci . mixa NAG XL
ed me pleasantly. Little Early Risers
Z Cameron t> P F Swayne; 160
UK Bilteuhouse St.. CiuciunaU. Ohio.
Those cistern college students who i are certainly an ideal pill.” Sold Joy Nearly everybody was there and this That Won,” is published complete in
is unnecessary. The large majority of
acres in sec 28, tp 39, 3w, $7400.
went out west to work in the harvest; all druggists.
the September number of Lippincott’s
CANDY
the audience thought they got their
E C Bochapfel to Eli Mayer; lots 7 fields during their vacation were not
Magazine. It is replete with adventure
CATHARTIC
and 8, bl 51; lot 5, bl 10, Central a very howling success. They found Uncle Sam and the Farmer. money’s worth, which is proof enough
and
alive with tenderness. The assist­
of the superiority of what is the great­
Point, #1.
it somewhat different from football
ance
given a gentle maid in defending
The Agricultural Department is est show and menagerie on earth.
bWWWWW Jeremiah Nunan to W S Birnum; and croquet.
important
papers introduces the hero
certainly ingenious. Dr. Wiley, head
s} of bl 15, #150.
Lawrence & Hannon, of Baker City,
to
his
love
and the reader to them both
Dura Harbaugb to C A Pruett; i have taken charge of a portion of the of tbe chemical laboratory, says that ' Where Hunting is Enjoyable
without tiresome prelude. The tale is
I
lie
may
test
the
question
whether
property in sec 8, tp 36, lw, $10,000.
! Stadicman farm, west of The Dalles,
For still hunting in the summer told with refreshing simplicity and di­
A D Helms to B L Nichols; 80 acres city with a view of manufacturing adulterated foreign wines are “bad
Pleaiant Pslatebie. Potent. Taste Good. DO
Good, Never Sica.u. Weaken or Gripe 10c. 15c. âQc.
for’’ people by trying them upon vol­ season the Cascade mountains of rectness and offers no temptation to
in sec 5, tp 39, le, $500.
brandy from the peaches and pruues
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ..
unteers, like liis celebrated “poison Southern Oregon are probably unex­ take a nap between chapters.
Elizibeth Ross to E A Scullen; lots produced in the neighborhood.
*»■’*«
CklMS«.
Tart. 311
R ussia has withdrawn its fleet from
table d’note.”
celled. To begin with, one can camp
MA-TA.RAÍ* Sold >nd gnarantsed S t all dmg- 21 and 22, Ashland, $2000.
I U'DAI* Jlau to ftm Tobaocu HabiL
The
fact
that
Pedro
Alvarado,
the
Turkish
water owing to the excessive
The death of Mr. Hanbury, presi­ where the game is, for the mountains
Julia Evans to W F Songer; si of
multi-millionaire of Parral, Mexico,', dent of the British Board of Agricul­ are peuetrable, water is always at sensibility of the Sultan, and the plun­
lot 6 and all of lot 7, bl P, Ashland
is not dead but liveth is a cause of ture, leads us to contrast what Uncle hand and good grazing for ttie pack dering and murdering of Christians
•1400.
Sula I Dean to Sabra Coleman; 66 great satisfaction to us. We hate to Sam does for American farmers with animals Is easily found. Sportsmen goes on unchecked and unaveng»jd.
think of a man dying who was willing wbat Great Britain does.
IM
can appreciate this who have had to Just what the Christian nations of Eu­
acres in sec 35, tp 38, lw, $500.
In #11 It# stages.
«5^
to pay off the national debt of Mexico.
Every state has its agricultural get up long before break of day and rope would regard as justifying pun-
Richard Kearns to Jennie Seng.
Moreover, we want Pedro to live in college or department aud one or tramp four or five miles to where the I , ishment of his intolerancy, the Sultan,
new cases .
the hope that he may yet stand off more experimenting stations.
cleanses, soothes an.t heals
deer are feeding or take the tramp the ' we do not know. Tbe fleet of Russia
C W Knighten vs. O M Whitley; Rockefeller.
the disea.. .1 membrane.
Lawes and Gilbert worked out the night before and lie out with nothing . having started Constantinopieward an
Z injunction. J R Neil attorney fur
It cures catarrh and drives
Edgewood,
a
small
town
on
the
main
laws ot animal nutrition in a but a bunting coat for covering and a army should have followed in Its wake
»way a cold in the head
plaintiff.
and punishment awarded. It looks as
Southern
Pacific
Railroad
in
Califor-
barn
fifty
years ago; today for .such ! cold sandwich for breakfast.
quickly.
Augusta
E
Evans
vs
Tiios
B
'
Cream Balm is placed into th# nostrils, spreads
i nia, had two burglaries Friday night. investigation the Pennsylvania station
1 have hunted in places where, be- if the horrors Russia has herself been
over the membrane and is aimorbed. Relief i# im­ Evans; divorce. M G Hoge attcraey The barroom of tbe Edgewood Hotel builds a respiration chamber costing, cause of the hear, it was necessary to : practicing on the Jew9 had made her
mediate and a cure follow« It is not drying—does for plaintiff.
leave camp before break of day and' insensible to Turkish enormities against
was broken into at 3 o’clock in tbe roughly, #100,000.
not produce sneezing. large Size, 50 cents at Drug­
marriage licenses .
morning
and
a
small
amount
of
money
The Federal Agricultural Depart­ give up tbe game soon after sun-up: those of the Christian faith. If what
gists or by mail; Trial Sias, lo cents.
and a quantity of cigars were secured. ment is never afraid to undertake ai where I would suffer with a parched is heiDg done in Turkey continues un­
C E Bellows and Lena Wyant.
ELT BROTHERS, M Warren Street, New York
Later Campbell’s saloon was broken line of investigation because it is not . throat for want of water, with punished it will be a lamentable fail-
into aud a considerable stock of liq­ immediately practical, Its experi- streams of perspiration chasing each . ure of justice.
Retail Market Report.
T housands S aved B y
uors was carried off, but little money mental work in 1902 cost $500,000; ' 1 other down my side like the drum­
O regon ’ s fame as a fruit-produc-
The following quotations were
that of the Bri'ish Board of Agricul- j ming of a grouse, until what was un- l ing state has already spread to the
made up this afternoon, and is an was secured.
impartial report of the prices charged
Despite tbe general belief among ture, $7,0Q0—about what we spent on j ■ dertaken as a pleasure became a hard­ ends of the earth. The carrying and
by Jacksonville dealers:
ship. How different In the Cascades keeping qualities of Oregon apples, to­
physicians that women live longer tea-growing experiments.
This wonderful medicine posi­
Wheat—#1 per bushel.
i
Tbe ice-cold streams and springs and gether with their beauty, fragrance
tively cures Consumption, Coughs
Flour—#2.20 (a; #2.40 per 100 pounds. than men, many of the leading life
Gloomy
Prospect
for
Cattle
­
the refreshing breezes from the snow­ aud flavor,are unsurpassable, and they
insurance companies decline to accept
Oats—55c per bushel.
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneu­
Barley
—
Rolled,
#1.50
per
cental.
-capped
peaks of Mt. Pitt, Mt. Scott are sold in the leadiug cities of the
men.
tbe
geDtler
sex
as
risks.
But
why
monia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La-
Hay—Per ton. baled, #16.
and
the
Three Sisters cool rtie air the United States and Canada, in London,
should
that
cause
any
worry
’
■
*
The
Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Potatoes—l|c per lb
Chas. Becker, a pioneer of Eastern day through. Under the great trees Liverpool, Hamburg, Berlin, Paris,
men
of
this
coun
try
are
amply
able
to
Croup and Whooping Cough.
Onions—2c per pound.
Oregon, and oDe of the leading cattle running two hundred feet skyward, St. Petersburg, Honolulu, Japan,
Butter—50c per roll.
care for the women, and a man with
Every bottle guaranteed.
No
growers of that section, is in the city. forming an umbrella over every ridge i China, Australia, New Zealand, Si-
Beans
—
3<®5c
Der
pound.
spirit dues not need to have the life of
Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. & $ L
When asked concerning the cattle and canyon in the range, a tramp of beria. Manila and the mining camps of
Lard—15c pet pound.
bis wife insured. If he has any money
Trial bottle free.
Eggs—20 cts per dozen.
prospect
he said:
twenty miles a day can be taken with ! Alaska. It is no uncommon thing to
to spare he prefers to devote it to in­
Sugar—D. G. #6.65ta#6 55 per cwt.
‘
The
outlook
is a gloomy one iD our ea«e, when a third the distance would see dealers from tbe Atlantic States,
suring her happiness during her life­
Poultry—#3.50 tu #4.00 per duzeD.
section. The range Is almost a thing wear one out where the mountains are England and France in Oregon markets,
Hams—I6c@17c per pound.
time.
of the past and hay is held at the out-
Shoulders—12jc per pound.
If there is an organization tbat , rageous figures of $6 and #8 per ton, a precipitous and the rocks aod earth and the state's fruit crop is bought for
Side Bacon—15C<20c per pound.
stands well with all classes in tbe price that no cattleman can afford to exposed to the burning sun.—[Sher­ these sections, lor Oregon apples, once
introduced, are always in demand and
state it is tbe Multnomah Amateur pay. As a result stockraisers will be man Powell in Sunset Magazine,
command the highest prices in every
BORN
Athletic Club of Portland, and tbe I force«? to disp< se of their herds if the
Eat All You Want.
market.
fact tbat this popular club gives the
Persons troubled with Indigestion or
S hort —At Phcenix, Sept. 1, 1903, to carnival in that city September 14 'opportunity offers, or else see their
T he Portland public school board
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Short, a daugh­ to 26 inclusive is sufficient to guaran­ stock die for want of feed. Already Dyspepsia can eat all they want if has decided against employing married
the Pacific Live Stock Company is they will take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
ter.
tee the best and biggest show ever shipping carload after carload of This remedy prepares the stomach women as teachers, The family is be-
A bbott —At Ashland, August 27, given iu Oiegon.
Gilt-edge attrac­ cattle to California. The company’s forth»- reception, retention, diges­ ing boycotted on every hand. Babies
tion and assimilation of all of the are not welcome at social functions,
1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. tions, special features and low rall-i
manager, I. H. Holland, recently of­ wholesome food that nnybe eiten,
Abbott, a daughter.
road rates are sufficient iu tbe way of fered to pay $5 per ton for hay, but aod enables the digestive organs to therefore many mothers are ostra-
inducement to insure a big attendance his offer was not accepted.
transform the same into tbe kind of cised. Children are not welcome at
blood that gives health and strength. many of the “swell” hotels, and in
during
the
entire
carnival.
MARRIED.
“The attitude of the hay raisers Sold by All Druggists.
every city are found men who will not
An instance of the original methods 1 will result in driving thousands of
rent
a dwelling to a family with chil­
S chmidling —B ell —At San Rafael, employed by Sir Thomas Lipion to bead of cattle out of tlie country; and Appearances Are Deceiving.
dren.
Now comes this last slap of the
1
Calif., Aug. 15, 1903, Augustine compel public, attention to his goods, 1 since they have seeded most of tlieir
Portland
school board. It is a trav­
when he first started business in Glas­ lands to alfalfa they will soon find
When a rogue can assume the de­
Schmidling and Miss Nellie Bell.
esty
on
good
judgment, and an insult
Rieger*» California Perfume»
C oleman —S hattuck —At Fort Klam­ gow, Scotland, was furnished by a themselves with their iiay on their meanor of an honest man be is much to the noblest instincts of humanity.
ta C m Stat» where the
harder to detect. Tbe rule is for
ath, August 23, 1903, John M. Cole­ gaily painted «wagon, containing two hands aud uo cattle to eat it.
farms lu tbe
huge
white
hogs,
scrubbed
blean,
and
thieves
and other criminals to be Boycott the family and you destroy
“
As
1
said
before,
cattleowners
can
­
man and Miss Clara M. Shattuck.
attired in oil cloth coats, bearing on
known by their actions and associa­ the homes of the country, and convert
K ahler — S immering — At Spring­ one side the inscription “Lipton’s not afford to pay $8 per ton for hay, tions. Occasionally, however, a man tbe race into a horde of boarding-house
Cafifomla*» «weetest odor»
and unless they di-p»se of their herds
field, Lane county, August 24, 1903,
jrettDy bottted for those
Pets,” and upon the other “Use Lip­ the comiDg winter will likely see a is found to be a thief who has success­ cranks and dyspeptics. Bar the mar­
by Rev. J. C. Gregory, Fred E.
visit and
ton’s Hams,” says a newspaper writ­ great loss of stock.”
fully posed as an honest man before ried woman out of any of tbe callings
Kahler and Miss Minnie Simmering.
the beautiful
er. This display paraded tbe streels
the community in which he lived. A and you destroy the very basis of free
J ones —P lymirk — In Jacksonville,
St thto wonderful Stata.
day after day, drawing crowds to bis
case of this kind has just come to! institutions. Tbe more honest, self-
August 26, 1903, by Judge Charles “shop,” where everything be sold was DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? light in New York. A man arrested supporting married women, tbe better
11 m Just arrived—
1 Prim, Claud E. Jones and Miss
com* aod
And believe tbat you have enough 1 in the act of entering a house through for the poor men
of goid quality, but lowerpriced than
Lelia
Plymlre.
business
ability to successfully repre­ an upper window by means of a rope
•Ettori fro« tbe West, RUg«’»
1F Germany does not remove the
any of bls competitors. Hence both sent a reliable
firm in Jacksonville
California Perfumear
bis sham and real “rock”
bars
she has raised against the impor­
|ladder
suspended
from
the
roof
ha*
and vicinity; if so send full name and
DIED.
address, with ten cents to cover cost been identified as the occupant of a tation of American meat products, her
of mailing, e»c., fur full particulars to swell flat, who was understood to be middle classes will be left to the alter­
ASSESSOR’S NOTICE.
White’s Sayings, Seattle, Wash.
oniiisi u b Drug Store,
H arvey —At Gold Hill, Aug. 29,
a prosperous business man. He ad- j natives of starvation or emigration, ac­
The paper puts you in touch with
Jacksonville, Ore.
1903, John E. Harvey; aged 71 years,
N otice is hereby given that manufacturers who want agentsand mitted bi- identity, and when lie was cording to an investigation made by
8 months and 7 days.
the Board of Equalization for Jackson dealers, teaches you how to write ad­ j questioned by the officers be explained the National Provisioned the organ of
I
P arker —At CinnabarxSprings, Aug. County, Oregon, will meet at the office vertisements aud tells you of many that be had reasoned it out that it the provision trade in the country.
ways to make money, either working would be possible to carry on his op­ That newspaper thiDks there are in­
26, 1903, of consumption,Leslie Park­ of the County Clerk, in the Court part or all of the time.
erations if he appeared before tbe dications that the restrictions govern­
er of Grant’s Pass; aged 34 years.
House, at Jacksonville, Oregon, on
Send your ten cents today.
world in tie role of a gentleman. ing meat importation will be lightened
Jacksonville, Oregon.
L ammk —In Steve’s Fork District,
MONDAY, Sept. 28, 1903,
Tliis he had dene so successfully that instead, to the great benefit of Ameri­
WANTED
—
SEVERAL
PERSONS
Aug. 30, 1903, Capt. W. S. Lamme;
at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day, for the of character aod good reputation in be had been able to carry on burglary can trade, for the simple reason that
aged 71 years.
Established In 1865.
purpose of examining the Assessment each state (one in this county re- almost as a profession, stealing some­ unless that is done Germany eannot
C lift —At Bow, Wash., Aug. 27,1903,
to represent and advertise old thing like $100,000 worth of valuables feed her own people. It figures that
Roll for the year 1902, and making ■ quired)
established wealthy business house of
Jos. Clift, foimerly of Jackson coun­
such corrections in the description, solid financial standing. Salary $21 00 and money from houses of welltodo there are out of the total population of
THE SCHOOL continues the careful train
ty; aged 81 years.
ing and thorough instruction tor which
valuation, etc., of the property as­ weekly with expenses additional, all pe »pie. The fellow’s wife had no idea 56,000,000, 7,000,000 German families
it is favorably known.
C arter —Near Keiby, Aug. 21, 1903, sessed as may be deemed equitable and payable in cash direct every Wednea- how he made the money with which whose annual earnings average only
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT Is always
' day ffrom head offices. Hor.-eard cir- he supported her in such tiue style, $225, or $45 a head a year, and 5,000,-
ul typhoid fever, Earl Cai ter.
necessary.
in charge ot competent and experienced
r iage furnished when necessiry. Ref­
teachers. Board and Tu I tlon per Session
F
awlks —At Ashland, Aug. 26, 1903,
Said
body
will
remain
in
session
for
of Twenty Weeks, $80. Studies begin
erences. Enclo e self-addressed en­ and lie was so bold that he regularly 000 more families that earn not more
September 8, 1WJ3.
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James the time preocribed by law.
velope. Colonial, 332 Dearborn St., sold gold to tlie government that he than $500 a year, or $100 a head. Just
For prospectus, address
how much meat these can afford to eat
Fawlks.
Chicago.
WILBUR A. JONES,
secured by melting stolen jewelry.
when that article is from 50 to 100
T
owne
—
At
Phcenix,
August
26,
1903,
Sisters of the Holy Names.
County Assessor.
per cent higher in price than it is
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
An Interesting Decision.
Dated Sept. 1, 1903.
Mrs. Frank Towne; aged 65 years.
here—and millions of dollars’ worth
have been barred since by the prohibi­
Will be glad to know that J. E.
As ¡slant Attorney-General D. R tive meat regulations—cannot be esti­
' Kerley of Grants Pass, who keeps one
of tbe largest and best fted siables in Parker has rendered an opinion which mated.
Civil Engineer and Locator
Southern Oregon, is better prepared declares the liabilities of territory
than ever to accommodate all who
More Settlers’ Excursions.
Government Land,
come. He has recently added a big that may be added to or taken from a
shed, so that it will not be necessary school district. He holds that where
The Union Pacific announces low
WIMER, - OREGON.
to leave wagons in the yard or to a school district has a bonded debt, rates from Chicago and St. Louis and
LOCATED 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
hitch up in the open any more. No-
I thing but good grain aDd hay fed. and a portion of the district is taken points east to all points in Oregon,
OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Prices reasonable and satlsfaeti >n away and added to a new district, the Washington and Idaho, commencing
Guaranteed.
transferred property is not liable for September 15th and continuing until
guaranteed.
a tax to pay the debt i f the first dis­ November 30th. The rates are as
LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
trict. On the other hand, it is held follows: To Oregon and Washington
for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Reel
the territory transferred becomes li­ from Cuicago, #33; from St. Louis #30,
chickens, is dirt cheap. Tlie Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick­
The undersigned is prepared to
able for a tax to pay the debt of the and from Missouri river points #25.
en known; matures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for tin- furnish rough and finished lumber of
district to which it is added.
the
best
quality,
witli
dispalch
and
The rates to Idaho are proportionate­
j
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table. First come, first served. Order now, and thus make sure of a start ii
at reasonable rates at my mill on
The school law pr »t ides that when ly r. duced._______________
these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for tlie maiket Evans Creek. Also sliingles that
district boundaries are changed an
or for home use. It cost* a9 much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred, have no superior.
RHEUMATISM.
equitable division of the assets and
P.
W
ilson
,
Spikenard,
Ore.
and it is not wortli half as much for any purpose.
Call at tlie farm, or write.
When pains or irritation on any
liabilities mn-t be made between the
of the body, the application of
E. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
C. R. Caudle, who is in charge of the old and new districts. The opinion part
Ws promptly obtain U. B. and Foreign
Ballard
’s
Snow Liniment gives
Patent« and Trade Markgor return entire
government party which is making an suggests that, in view of tlie law up­ prompt relief. E. W. Sullivan, Prop.
attorney* a fee. Special price by commun»
loattng w*.b the publisher of this paper.
official survey of Crater Lake National on tlie subject of bonded indebtedness, Sullivan House,El Rent», O. T., writes,
Freesear b and report on patentability.
Park, was in Mod ford a short time an equitable divlsi n is practically June 6, 1902: “I take pilature in re­
SWIFT a co., Fttsrt Lawytrx,
Opp. U.S. Patent Ofllca, Wsxhington, D. C.
and therefore district commending Ballard’s Snuw Lini-
MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS h#vt beer in ns. since. He was accompanied by H. H. impossible,
boundary
boards
should not act with­ merit to all who are afflicted with
Howard,
who
is
a
member
of
the
over 50 j ears by the leaders of the Mormcn Church and their
out
deliberation
and wisdom, and rheumatism. It is the only remedy 1
followers. Positively cures the worst cases in old and young party.
should make no changes except for im­ have found that gives immediate re­
•rising ’rom effects of self-abuse, dissipation, excesses, or cigarette smoking. Cares Lest
lief.” 25c, 50c, $1.00. City Drug
wanheod. Impotmcy, Lost Power, Nljrht-Losses, Spermatorrhoea, Insomai*
portant rea-ons.
,****•
Evil ucairri,
Desiree, HeminRi
Seminal MniiNiona,
Emissions, iigint
Lame Baek, Nerwuas Debility,’
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A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Store.
feadacha, Unfltnesa to Marry. L oks of Armen, Vari-
—
•
cocele, or Constipa»
vlon. Stop# Quick ar## of Di*rhar|;e, Atop# Nervous
Twt.chlnvof Eye»
PISTOL LOST.
hat gets your lungs sore and weak, and naves
**<*•. Fkecta are immediate. Impart vigor and potency to ever?
Will. McDaniel has opened a nea
function. Don’t get
Farm for Sale.
CENTS
the way for Pneumonia or Consumption or
i^spondvni,
U at hand. Restores
»wall, --------------
undeveloped
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cigar, confectionery and fruit store in the
Eighty acres of land, iu Meadows preclnc,
both. Acker’s English R( mt dy will ston'the
brain and nerve ce vers. 60c. a box, 6 fot *2.50 by mall. A written guarantee, to cure or
___
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railr
Last
Saturday,
betwe<
n
the
black loam, part in cultivation, all fenced
cough in a day, and heal your lungs. It will
Ryan’s building, Jacksonville, and mone; refuudeu, withe boxes. Circulars free.
cure Corstn pticn, Astlma, Biochitis and road depot and circus grounds, a Coll’s watered by two Hue spr.ngs. 2H miles from
keeps a complete assortment of the
Add re»*, BISHOP REMEDY CO., San Francisca, Cal
all tl.i< at aid ling Uttl les. Icsitttly Liar revolver, an old-fashioned six shooter. school, 20miles from Mold Hill. Title per­
beat of everything in his line Standard
aiKtd, aid ncrey ltlutCtd if you are not Tlie tinder will be rewarded by leav­ fect . Will be sold at a bargain.
pply for further particulars to
ratit-fkd. Write to ua lor fine sainle W H
brands« specialty.
him a call
SILAS J. DAY.
hum A Co.. liufiulo. N Y. Sold bv ing it at the S outhern U kegonian
tor he will treat you well.
Real Estate Agent, Jacksonville, Or
AP Estabrook, GoklUlU, Lead lug diuggUt. office.
Feverish,
JAYNE’S SANATIVE PILLS
Bright’s Disease.
BAD
BREATH
«oEYPrsnoiri
Nasal
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
DR. KIND'S NEW DISGOVERf
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per­
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that triile witli and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops anil Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea ami Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
the centaur company , tt
M urray street ,
SHERIFF’S SALE.
N. D. YQUNG,
15 CENTS PER EGG
VIM! VIGOR! VITALITY!
50
At City Drug Store, Jacksonville
IT’S JUST A COUGH
new vorr
errv.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
By virtue of an execution issued out
By virtue of an execution issued out
of tbe Circuit Court of the State of Or-1 of the Circuit Court of the State of
egon, for the County of Jackson, on i Oregon, for the County of Jackson, on
the 17th day of August, 1903, on a tbe 6th day ot August, 1903, on a judg­
judgment rendered in the said court , ment duly rendered, in the Justice
on the 18th day of April, 1903, in favor
Court for tbe Precinct ef Jacksonville,
of Charles Nickell, plaintiff, and Oregon, on the 25th day of July, 1894,
against Manuel Miller, defendant, for
in favor of Charles Nickell, plaintiff,
the sum of One Ilundre»! and Seventy-
and against T. O. Andrews, defendant,
two Dollars and Sixty-two cents, and
for tbe sum of fifty-one dollars and
the further sum of Thirty Dollars dam­
interest at tbe rate of 8 per cent per
ages and costs and intert-st at the le­
annum, and the further sum of ten and
gal rate per annum from date of said
95-100 dol'ars, costs and disburements,
judgment, and also all the costs of and
and all tbe costs of and upon this writ,
upon this writ.
I did on the 10th day of August, 1903.
Public notice is hereby given that on
duly levy upon and will sell as provided
Saturday. September 26th, 1903.
by law, at tbe front door of the Court
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., of said House of the said County, in the town
day, in front of the Court House, in the of Jacksonville, Oregon, on
town of Jacksonville, Oregon, I will In
Saturday. September 12, 1903,
obedience to said execution sell all tbe
at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m. of said
right, title and interest the above- ■
day, all the right, title and interest
named defendant, Manuel Miller, had
the above-named T. O. Andrews had
on the day of docketing of said judg­
on tbe day of the docketing of said
ment, or at any time thereafter, in and
judgment or at any time thereafter, in
to the following described property, to-
and to the following described prop­
wit:
erty, to-wit:
S.-E. j, S. j of S.-W. j and S.-W. j j
All of Lot two (2), Block six (6), desig­
of N.-E. | of Section 5, Township 36, S. I
nated, numbered and described on the
of R. 1 E., excepting 15 acres sold to
map of the City of Ashland, Jackson
E. B. Osborne off the S.-E. |, all in
County, Oregon, adopted by the City
Jackson county, Oregon.
Council Nov. 5, 1888, and filed with the
Said above described property being
County Recorder of said county March
duly attached by me and Certificate of.
26, 1892, and recorded in Volume I of
Attachment being tiled and recordod
Plat on page 81.
with tbe County Clerk on the 12th day
J. M. R ader ,
of February, 1903.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
J. M. R ader ,
Dated tbe 10th day of August, 1903.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Dated August 24th, 1903.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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^D aisies
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that is made in
jfootwear.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Guaranteed to keep you
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clothing in the world. Get
only the geuuine — the
kind that won t crack,
peel or get sticky. All
•He», all style«, for all
kind-« of work.
if not at dealers, write to
IL B. SAWIKK * MIN,
Sole Bfru.,
East Cambridge, Bass.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Rosebtirg, Oregon. June 4. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ot the Act ot Congress ot
June S, 1ST«, entitled "An act for the sale ot
timber lands in tbe States of California. Ore-
gon^Nevada and Washington Territory.’’ as ex-
tentfed to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4. 1x92. Marcia B. Silsby. ot Grants
Pass. County of Josephine. Stale of Oregon.bas
this day filed in this office her sworn statement
No. 52X7, for the purchase of theNWqottbe
NEq, Ns ot the NWM. and the SWq of NWQ
of Section No. 4. in the Township No. 41 South.
Range No. 4 West, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
aud to establish her claim to said land before
J. O. Booth. County Judge, at his office at
Grants I'vss, Oregon, on Saturday, tbe 99th day
ot August, 19U3 She names as a itnesses : A. W.
Silsby. Irma Silsby, Harriet Silsby. of Grants
Pass, Oregon; Geo. Culey, ot Steamboat, Ore-
gon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aliove-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 29th
day of August, 1903.
J. T. B ripgbs . Register
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Roseburg, Oregon, June 4, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June S. IWS. entitled “An act for the sale of
limber lands in the States of California, Ore-
Koviids and
ar.J Win«rton
gon. Nevada
Washington Territory, ” ” Aw
as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1MC. Irma Silsby, of Grants Pass.
County of Josephine. State of Oregon, has
this day tiled in this office ber sworn state­
ment No.
for tbe purchase ot the SEq
of NWq. the Nq otSWq. and the NWq of SEq
of Section No 4. tn Township No. 41
South. Range No 4 West, and will offer proof to
show tbat the land sought Is more v aluable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish ber claim to said land
before J O Booth. County Judge, at his office at
Grants Pass. Oregon, on Saturday, the 29th day
of August. 19C3. She names as witnesses: A. W.
Silsby. Marcia R. Silsby, Har let Silsby, of
Grants Pass, Oregon, aud Geo. <?uley, of
Steamboat. Oregon
Any aud all persons claiming adversely lb*
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 2»th
day of August, 1903.
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEM ENT
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has tiled his tinal account as administrator of
the estate of H. V. Helms, deceased, in the
Countv Court for Jackson county, Oregon, and
Hon. Chas Prim, the judge of said court, has
lixed Monday, the 7th day of September. 1903,
at l<»o’clock a. m . at the court house iu Jack­
sonville. Oregon, as the time and place for
the h»aring of objections thereto and the
settlement of said estate All persons baying
abjections to said account are hereby required,
to present the same on or before said day.
Dated this 15th day of July, 1903.
E H. HELMS, Administrator.
A . E. R eauks . Attorney
i A. Miles: Nervine loosen# Grin’s ’ra”«
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