The Democratic times., October 07, 1903, Image 1

Or,
IX
Simes
NO. 45
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1903
VOL. XXXIII
i
H. L. Andrews, who has been the 1
PERSONAL MENTION
LOCAL NOTES
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Old Channel Mining Co.’s chief ac­
E. L. Farra and Sam Each us of Cen­ countant, has accepted a responsible
Mrs. A. E. Reames has returned from
H. M. Morris of Jacksonville was One is Fatal and the Other
The Supreme Court has rendered an
position
with
the
Sugar
Pine
Lumber
tral
Point
were
Medford
visitors
Sun-
among
those
in
Medford
Saturday.
Grants
Pass.
opinion in the ease of A. E. Eaton et al
May Be.
INSPECTOR JORDAN 0 RIPPLED WITH vs. J. H. Mimnaugh, county clerk of ■ day.
Co. of Grants Pass, which he is well
Harry Helms made Medford a short
Misses Lizzie and Ella Hoover have
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pech, who live near qualified to fill.
Union county, reversing the decision of
returned from a trip to Douglas coun-
Oct. 1st, Win. O. Carter, an old res­ visit ene day this week.
Taxes became delinquent Monday. ¡ty.
A City OMt-ial of Lynn, M om ., Toll. How the lower court. This suit involves Central Point, were among those in
There will be no services at the
ident of Evans creek, while helping
H. wa. Cured by Or. WllliaaM*
J the constitutionality of an act of the Medford Saturday.
Much the largest portion of the last in­
load logs at Wilson’s saw mill, was so Catholic church Sunday.
Miss
Ina
Ray
lias
gone
to
Portland,
Pluk Pills.
i Legislature of 1903 for the relocation
Wm. Martin, one of the energetic stallment of taxes for 1902 was paid to resume her studies at St. Helen’s badly injured that lie died the same
Dr. R. G. Gale was In Medford Wed­
There is scarcely a city or village from of the county-seat in Union county, de­ farmers of Table Rock precinct, made prior to that date, and Sheriff Rader Hull.
aftercoon. A log roiled off the nesday, on professional business.
the Atlantic to tbe Pacific which has claring that a special election shall be us a pleasant call Tuesday.
will not have a large list of delinquent
Chas. Dunford and G. JV. Thrasher
Jed. Breazeale, who formerly resided wazon and he was caught between it
not its quota of rheumatic cripples. held the first Monday in November,
taxpayers to print.
The
County
Commissioners'
court
•
That much of their suffering and in­ 1903, for the purpose. The act also
on Grirtin creek, is making this section and another log. Mr. Carter was about were Medford visitors Wednesday.
Wm. Cook, who was called toGrlzzly a visit.
B0 jears of age and leaves a wife, one
convenience is unnecessary is proven by provides that no place shall be voted will hold its regular monthly meeting
Dr. C. R. Ray and Alex. Orme were
Bluff, Humboldt county, Calif., by a
son and two daughters, all grown.
this week, beginning today.
the fact that a specific has been found
among
those in our town Wednesday.
Miss
Marie
Tongue of Hillsboro ia
for rheumatism in all its forms, a rem­ for except Union, the present county­
H. G. Meyer and W. M. Messal of message informing him of the serious visiting with hor sister, Mrs. A. E. The remains were buried in Antioch
W. II. Penlnger of Willow Springs
edy that has curd extremely stubborn seat, and La Grande.
cemetery Saturday.
Lake Creek were Medford visitors illness of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Reames.
tarried in Medford a few hours Wed­
The plaintiffs in the ease brought
eases. The statement of a recent cure
Dukes,
writes
that
she
is
now
con
­
The
same
afternoon,
Smith
bro-
one day during the past week.
shi>ul<l give encouragement to the most suit against the county clerk to restrain
Miss Emma Ulrich, who has been tilers were out hunting on Umpqua nesday.
valescing, slowly but steadily.
E. F. Hannum, the successful pros­
hopeless sufferer.
him from giving notice of or providing
visiting
at Crescent City,Calif., return­ mountain and one of them aimed at
Joe Broad, who went to Klamath
We are sorry to announce the death
Charles F. Jordan, of No. 7 New supplies for the special election or in­ pector, has returned from Idaho. He
ed
Sunday.
a deer but shot his brother through county several months ago, has return­
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Coss
’
infant,
Chatham street, Lynn, Mass., inspector curring any expenses on account there­ may go north again in the future.
John A. Cook of Gold Hill, the ex­ the right lung. The bullet passed ed home.
a bright little girl of seven months, who
of sewer construction in that city for
Hunting
for
upland
birds
us
tbe
most
of,
on
the
ground
that
the
county
was
pert
blacksmith, has lieon visiting at through the body and came out under
many years, was for a long time afflicted
D. 8. Coulter was in Jacksonville,
died of typhoid fever Saturday, after
with inflammatory rheumatism in his already in debt over $5000 and further popular amusement nowadays. The a short illness. They have the syui- Grants Pass.
the shoulder blade. Dr.J.H. Pleasants Wednesday. He la now employed at
feet, which made hint unable to walk.
debt could not be voluntarily incurred fields and woods are full of nimrods.
pathy of the entire community.
Judge Hanna, who is holding court was summoned and reports the pa­ Ray’s dam.
It is hardly uect ssary to say that my under the Constitution. Judge Alfred
Geo. A. Jackson and his son Will,
at
Grants Pass, spent a few hours at tient io a very critical condition; but
J. Patterson and Thos. Riley, coun-
condition was extremely painful,” he
The two negroes and a white boy,
says. *' The rheumatism settled in the F. Sears, Jr., held that the plaintiffs are tn the hills of upper Rogue River, who were arrested in Medford a short home Sunday.
was doii.g well Sunday, with hope of ty commissioners, were In Jackeon ville
joints ami made me helpless so far as were in error in the lower court and on a hunting and fishing exhibition. •
this week, on official business.
time since, for holding up a young man
Frank Smith, the miner, has return­ recovery.
walking was concerned. The skin be­ rendered a decree in favor of the de­
Kapnick
&
Carns,
who
have
been
at
Grants
Pass,
were
indicted
by
the
ed
from
Baker
county,
where
ho
spent
came very tender and sore and I suffered fendant, and the plaintiff appealed.
The New Tax Law is Being Rev. J. D. Murphy will hold services
doing business at Hornbrook, Calif., grand jury of Josephine county, for several months.
agonies every time I had an attack.
at the Catholic church in Ashland Sun­
“My sister-in-law advised me to try The Supreme Court, after reviewing will open a saloon at Central Point in robbery, and will be tried at the term
Tested.
day
at 8 and 10:30 o'clock a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of
Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People thecaseat length reversed, the deci­ a short time.
of
court
now
progressing
there.
aud 1 took them with the beat results. sion of Judge Sears, aud held that it
Table Kock have been visiting in Mud­ The Supreme Court now has under
W. T. Kinney, one of the hustlers of
Ryan & Butler tnd Pelton & Sise-
They also had a beneficial effect upon was a question as to which shall pre­
Mrs. Edwards aud Mrs. M. Austin, ford and Jacksonville.
consideration the law for the collection Lake Creek district, was in central
niv general btalth. I might add that
more, of Fort Klamath, have sold 300 mother and sister of the late Wm. T.
niv daughter-in law is taking this rem­ vail, the constitution or the legislature,
Mrs. S Cantrall has returned to of taxes passed by the last legislature. Rogue River Valley Wednesday.
edy for paralysis of the face and finds and concluded in favor of tbe former, head of steer» to Mitchell Bros. The Edwards, arrived in Medford from Applegate, after a residence in Jack­ It is held by good judges that it is in­
Large quantities of superior grapes
that the pills are helping her greatly.” stating that “the act under considera* price paid was tij cents.
Austin, Grant county, Tuesday, accom­ sonville of several years.
operative.
are
being shipped to northern points
Rheumatism has been treated in tion is unconstitutional and void in that
The bridge across Williams Creek panying the remains. Rufus and John
The main defect appears to oe in the from the Barbe and Bienvenue vine­
widely different ways even in quite re­ It undertakes to compel and require has been condemned, and nobody will
Mrs. E. Poolo of Big Butte is visit­
Edwards, brothers of the deceased,
lack of a saving clause in the new act yards.
cent times and ignorant superstition has the county of Union to create indebted­
be allowed to cross it until repairs are joined them at Pendleton and Cottage ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, expressly reserving the right to pro­
furnished nmnv so-called " charms ” to ness in violation of the constitution.”
G. W. Lance, one of tbe prominent
M. Tungato of Jacksonville.
ward off the disease. Most jieople now
made, which will be soon.
Grove.Their’s was a sorrowful journey.
ceed under the old law to complete the citizens of Foots Creek, was in Jack­
know that to cure rheumatism it must
Miss Gertrude McCallen of Ashland,
The Free Methodists' campmeeting,
be treated through the blood and to pre­ Serious Cutting Affray at
On Tuesday of last week a number of who bus been visiting in Jacksonville, levy and collection after January 1, sonville a few days since. He is always
1904, of the taxes based upon the cur­ welcome.
held at Phoenix, came to successful con­ the relatives of Mrs. M. Armstrong
vent the disease the blood must be kept
Montague.
returned
to
her
home
Sunday.
pure. External applications such as oils
rent
assessment roll which had been
clusion after a fortnight's duration. A were handsomely entertained at her
Robt. Oglesby and his wife have re­
and liniuieuts, while they may relieve
begun
under the old law. It seems to
number
of
conversions
are
reported.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Damourette.
(nee
residence in Jacksonville, the occasion
and soothe the pain, have no more power
turned from Siskiyou county, Calif.,
Walter Whitsett of Siskiyou coun­
be inevitable t at the entire assess­
to permanently cure rheumatism than a ty, Cal., lies in a precarious condition
Harry Boussom and John J. Pankey*' being the “4th anniversary of the good Jennie Barnum) have returned from
where they have been for several
ment and levy of 1903, for the taxes to
horse-chestnut carried in the pocket has
their
trip
to
Seattle
and
will
spend
lady
’
s
birth.
8he
is
one
of
the
earliest
are
furnishiag
this
market
with
steel
­
months
past.
from the effects of knife wounds re­
to prevent it.
be paid in 1904, would thus be rendered
the winter here.
Dr. Williams’Pink Pillsfor Pale People ceived *n a quarrel with Fred Law, of heads of the right size and superior in pioneers of Southern Oregon, coming
Ryan's store is being thoroughly ren­
Mrs. Fred Slagle and Miss Lawrentz uncollectable.
have a powerful effect in combating the Ruch, Jackson county. Law is held quality. They caught them in Rogue i to Jackson county in 1852 with her
ovated and put in up-to-date shape.
Should
the
Supreme
Court
hold
the
poisous in the blood which cause rheu­
husband, the late R. C. Armstrong, of Coquille, Coos county, who are visit­
river.
Frank Kasshaier is the mechanic do­
matism. « This is the secret of the in jail at Yreka awaiting the out­
ing here, passed Sunday and Monday 1903 tax law invalid, several special ing the work.
J. A. Bowdoin, the pioneer journalist and her two eldest children.
miraculous success of these pills in curing come of Whitse't’s injuries, which at
elections must be held to fill vacancies
in Jacksonville.
many severe disorders of the blood and last report was uncertain. Toe affray of Klamath county, has returned to
While driving a span of mules Wed­
L. F. Cooper of Crescent City, who
in the senate and house, caused either
nenes which do not yield to ordinary occurred at Montague last Thursday. Klamath Falls and is stopping with nesday afternoon a young man named
Chas. W. Ross,the wideawake repre­ by the resignation of members or their is interested in tbe Blue Ledge, arrived
medicines. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
sentative of the International School
Pale People may be obtained at all drug­ Whitsett and Law were friends, but his son, who is a member of the Ex- Robt Hughes, who is employed at tbe
removal from the counties from which Wednesday, and left for home the
it
is
alleged
that
the
former
picked
a
press staff.
gists, or direct from Dr. Williams Med­
Lewis orchard, three miles south of of Correspondence, is making a tour of they are elected. Senators Fulton of following day.
icine Company, Schenectady, N.Y . fifty quarrel with the latter and struck
Geo. W. Barron of this county and town, was knocked senseless and injur­ the valley towns.
Clatsop, Mulkey of Polk and Daly of
J. W. Opp returned from the north
cents ;>er box; six boxes fur two dollar« him, says the TidHgs.
Mrs. A. E. Reames went to Grants Benton and Representative Frank Da­ Tuesday, accompanied by M r. Brere-
Law,
It
is
J. O. Hamaker of Klamath county are ed about the head. How the accident
aud fifty cents.
'
claimed, did not at first resent the members of the Frederal grand jury occurred seems a mystery. Hughes Pass Sunday evening, to join her hus­ vey will have to be replaced, as they ton of Portend and two gentlemen
blow, but asked Whitsett, who is which will be in session at Portland was taken to the residence of J. E. band, who is attending circuit court are presumed to have moved to other from Montana.
Roberts, near by, where he i ecovered for Josephine county.
counties. These elections held the
They Have a Contempt for much the larger of the two, to desist this month.
Henry Wendt, Jr.,and Lester Bros.,
from the assault. Whitsett contin­
consciousness
some time afterward.
Dr. C. W. Lowoof Eugene, the popu­ special session of the legislature can be who spent the summer here, are now
It is said that R. D. Hume's cannery,
Small Coin.
ued the attack,however, and bad Law on Rogue river, has packed 15,000 cases Dr. Hargrave attended him.
lar oculist, is making Southern Oregon called, when whatever defects in the
located at Fort Jones, Calif., where
Nickels and dimes rt >ai into Dawson pinioned to the ground, when the lat­ of spring salmon this year. These
The grand jury for Josephine coun. a professional visit. He was in Jack­ tax law may have been pointed out in they have engaged in business.
drawing bis pocket knife defended
sonville Monday and is in Medford the litigation can be remedied.
posts ffice at the rate of $10 a week, ter
himself with it and indicted the in­ fish, it is estimated, are worth at least ty completed its work and made their
Supt. Daily, who has been at Grants
and the diminutive coins are not al­ juries upon Whitrett which prove $6 per case.
report Friday. Among other things It now.
Pass,
with Supt. Savage of Josephine
lowed to go back into circulation. very rerioos and also threaten to
Better Than Pills.
Judge Day attended services held at
J. T. Matlock. J. H. McClung and refused to return a true bill in the libel
county
arranged a splendid programme
AnycolDof less value than 25 cents terminate fatally.
The question has been asked—in for the coming teachers' institutes.
V. Hemenway, prominent citizens of case of F. W. Chausse vs. R. D. Hume. the M. E. Church, South, in Medford,
has no standing and commands no re­
Eugene, have been at Grants Pass in An attempt was made by Mr. Hume's Sunday morning, by Rev. H. C. what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
W. H. DeZeng is at Elk creek, to
spect in the Klondikecountry and the Many Mothers of a Like Opinion. the role of witnesses in the Gibson counsel to carry the case into the crim­ Brown. He was well pleased with and L'ver Tablets superior to the or­
dinary cathartic and liver pills? Our look after the mines be has bonded.
Mrs. Pilmer, of Cordova, lows, says:
inal courts, but the grand jury turned the in.
penalty is deportatioo on sight.
answer is: Th>y are fa® ier and more He has several men engaged in devel­
“One of my children was subject to murder case.
this down, and It can only be tried ia
PosUffices in Klondike get tbe croup
Dr. C. R Ray, manager of tbe Con­ pleasant to take, and their effect is so
i f a severe type, and the giving
Frank Clute of Ashland has returned that county before the civil court. It
greater number of the nickels and of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
gentle and ®o agreeable that.one hard­ opment work, that is showing up well.
from Portland, whither he was called ■ will probably come up some time next dor Poweranl Water Co.,also of a num- ly realizes that it is produced by a
week.
dime«, because persons feel when they promptly, always brought relief.
I. J. Wade, a first-class cigar maker,
ber of mining and other enterprises,
by a telegram announcing the death of
Then they not only move
are turted in there they will be going Many mothers in this neighborhood
Considerable trouble is being ex­ and bis family bare become residents medicine.
who
went to Portland not long since,
1
he
bowels
but
improve
the
appetite
tbe same as 1 do about Ibis' bis divorced wife. HU daughter came perienced in getting a jury to try Gib­
back to tbe government which, is the think
and aid the digestion. Fur sale at IS has secured a good position in a fac­
of Medford.
remedy and want no other kind for back with him.
source of supply.
son, who is on trial for his life at
cent i>er bottle by City Drug Store.
their children.” For sale by City
tory. He will be joined by his famlly
Gua Newbury has be»n in Squaw Grants Pass. Two special venires be­ Hon. J. T. Bridge«, register of the
Tbe small coins are brought into Drug Store.
soon.
Lake district lately, looking after bis sides the regular panel of jurors have Roseburg land office, and Representa­
the Klondike by newcomers from out
Examined
for
Insanity.
Allen Davis and others have begun a
landed interests. He owns the Arnold been V..
Brought Home Dead.
side. S< metimes church collections
exhausted, auu
and VUlJ
only wu
ten JUlUin
jurors tive Ilansbrough are in the valley, on a
suit
against thirty-four citizens living
ranch, located there, and will soon be­ obtained. Judge Hanna has ordered I pleasure trip. They have been shoot­
T. J. Gibson, who is being tried at along Wagner creek district,to restrain
receive them instead cf tbe postoftice.
Sheriff Lewis to summon thirty more ing considerable game.
Wtn. T. Edwards died at the resi­ gin improving it.
the present term of circuit court for them from illegally appropriating the
Last spring a newcomer bought
citizens of Josephine county, to appear in
dence
of
Minot
Austin,
his
brother-
John R. Collins, a carpenter, who court Oct. “th, and the number will
nails to the value ot 40 cents at a
S. C. Bartrum, supervisor of forest Josephine county for the murder of J. waters of that stream.
hardware store, making payment in in-law, at Austio, Grant county, Oc­ was a resident ot our town during tbe i probably be secured.
rangers, has been in the valley lately, F. Schonbachler, on Friday afternoon
R. R. Dunn ol San Francisco, who
tober
3d.
He
was
stricken
with
ty
­
forepart
of
1902,
is
confined
to
the
nickels and dimes. Tbe proprietor
on official business. He is well pleased was taken from the jail and examined
bolds
a responsible position with the
You Know What You Are Taking
with tbe showing made by his depart­ by Dr. F. W. Van Dyke and Dr. Strick­
took tbe chicken feed and threw it phoid fever several weeks ago and was Arcata (Cal.) hospital, with a severe
Wheeler
& Wilson S. M. Co., passed
When
you
take
Grove's
Tasteless
Chill
Tonic,
lin of Grants Pass The object of the ex­
attack of appendicitis.
into tbe stove. The stranger was sur­ dangerously ill from the first.
because the formula is plainly printed on every ment during the present season, and
through
the
valley Sunday, en route
prised, but took his lesson gracefully. [ Will, a9 he was called by those who| Dr. J. W. Odgers, who has been in bottle, show Ing that It Is simply iron and Qjl we think he is well justified in being so. amination wasto ascertain whether Gib­
toSeattle,
Wash.,
on business forthat
knew him best, was an Industrious, Rogue River Valley during tbe past bine In a tasteless form, No Cure. No Pay Sue
sonia crazy or not. It is claimed by many
corporation.
that he is insane. As a matter of fact
I honorable young man, well liked by several weeks, in the interest of a
We are sorry to learn that D. Linn,
tbe many acquainted with him.
he has now, after nearly two years of
wholesale jewelry firm, returned to
Besides a widowed mother the de­ California this morning.
close confinement in a cell, the appear­ one of our oldest and beet known resi­
ceased leaves several sisters and
ance and actions of an insane man. He dents, expects to leave for Portland in
The W. C. T. U. will hold a temper­
There is no other season when good brothers to mourn bis untimely end.
j has but little or no interest in his case, tbe near future. He will become inter­
medicine is so much needed as in ths
The funeral will take place to­ ance rally at Phoenix, October 11th,
, and seems to have but little regard to ested with his son Fletcher in the Ore­
for
which
extensive
preparations
are
'
the fact that his life hangs in the bal- gon Mfg. Co.
day
(Wednesday)
under
the
auspices
Spring.
being made. A cordial invitation to
Hon. H. H. Gilfry passed through
of
the
Ancient
Order
ot
Foresters,
of
|
ance.
At times, in past months, he
Tbe blood is impure, weak and
attend is extended to al).
the
valley Monday night, en route to
'
has
been
subject
to
“
fits,"
at
which
which
Mr.
Edwards
was
a
member.
impoverished—a condition indicated
Lane
county, to visit relatives. He is
The
case
of
Mary
H.
Hanley,
re-
■
' times he would rave wildly and scratch
by pimples and other eruptions on the The cortege wilt leave the family res-
dence, North Medfoid, at 1:30 o’clock spondent, vs. Ellen J. Kubli and C. A. '
on
his
way to Washington, D. C., in
i bis face frightfully with his fingernails.
face and body, by deficient vitality, p m. Services will be held at the
anticipation
of President Roosevelt’s
Pruett, appellants, will be heard in tbe
I Hu declares there is some one hid above
loss of appetite, lack of strength, and Baptist church, Rev. J. Merley offici­ Supreme Court Oct. 13th. The case
Good
Buildings;
New
Gymnasium,
with
modern
appli
­
call
for
an
extra
session of Congress.
his
cell
and
waiting
for
an
opportunity
ating, at two p. m.
want of animation.
was appealed from this county.
ance; fine Library; well equipped Chemical and Physical
Fred and Will. Coppie, two energetic
1 to pounce upon him. He believes, too,
Laboratory; one New School Build’ng with new furnish­
that a dynamite mine has been set be- young men, have rented the Kingsbury
The Coming Social Function. W. R. Stanael> has returned from
ings
throughout;
old
buildings
repaired;
fine
Water
Supply
1
neath
the jail and that it will be blown ranch, owned by Z. Cameron, for a
Portland, where he has been for sur­
to atoms at some unexpected hour. period of five years. C. C. Pureel, the
added;
Surroundings
Healthful;
Social
Atmosj
here
of
the
gical
treatment.
He
had
several
ribs
A grand ball and oyster supper will
So badly has this lastimaginary calam- former tenant, has moved further up
School Good and Stimulating to Best Effort on th? Part of ' ' ity
Make the blood pure, rigorous and be given at Raj’s dam, Gold Ray, fractured while superintending the
worked on his mind that tbe cus-
the Student; Living Expenses Nominal; I’epart. merits in
I todian of the jail has led Gibson out a Applegate, and will devote all of hie
rich, create appetite, give vitality, Saturday evening, Oct. 10th, under construction of a saw mill at Yoncolla.
| number of times that he might look time to his saw mill.
Charge of Specialists; Special Opportunities for Sludv of
strength and animation, and cure tbe auspices of tbe Gold Ray Rod and
Rev. F. Sack, pastor of the German
under the jail himself and satisfy his
Mrs. Etta Taylor of Muncie, Ind.,
Vocal and Instrumental Music Aflorded.
all eruptions. Have the whole family Gun Club, for the benefit of the Club. Lutheran church, informs us that his
mind that there is Dothing under who has been visiting
with Mr. and
The best of music has been engaged congregation has raised the necessary
there. The physicians made a re­
begin to take them today.
Send for Catalogue to
Mrs. T. J. Williamson and Mr. and
port
of
their
examination
to
the
court
for
the
occasion.
“Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been used In
funds with which to build a parsonage.
j next day, deciding that Gibson is in a Mrs. J. W. Myers, has started for her
oar family for some time, and always with
Everybody invited tocome and have It will be a neat and commodious struc­ i
' sane condition, and his trial will pro- home. She was well pleased with thio
B.
F.
MULKEY,
President
good results. Last spring I was all ran a good time and promote a worthy ture.
' gross as soon as a jury is secured.
part of tbe country, and especially en­
down and got a bottle of ft, and as usual enterprise.
•••••••••••••••••••••••»a •••••••••••••••••••••••••
Olwell
Bros,
will
soon
ship
a
large
joyed
rec ived great benefit."
Miss B ulla «
her trip to Crater Lake?
The dam is nearly completed and is quantity of late pears of a superior
Borer, Stowe, Vt.
He
Sacked
his
Potatoes
Ac-
A.
W.
Sturgis, the pioneer miner,
a sight well worth seeing.
quality from their big orchard at
Hood*» Sarsaparilla prom Isa» to
cording
to
a
System.
and
Mark
Winningham, also of Forest
Special rates have been granted by Central Point. They have quite a
euro and keeps the promise.
creek,
were
in town Wednesday. The
the railroad company. Teams cared number of girls engaged in packing
A firm r residing near Logan, former was on his way to Portland, to
for at Chamberlain’s stable, Telo. them.
Training Scho 1 for Teachers. Courses Cl ckaniascGuaty, has been discover­
arranged especially for triming teachers ed in the act of despoiling I he com- invest in hydraulic pipe and a giant,
Tickets, including supper, $2.
T he Panama canal treaty with Co­
Our friend Rufus Cox is a happy
f< r all branches < f the pto'fssion. Most
with which to increase the output of
The following is ttTe committee on grand-dad again, a pretty girl baby
lombia la dead, the time having expir­
aprr v. d methods for grac'd and un- mi oh n men in Portland of the r hie already very remunerative mine.
arrangement
and
floor:
A.
E.Reame«,
ed for ratification by Colombia. The
grudid work taught in actual district pr fits. He was seen to thke a large
having arrived at the residence of his
Word was received yesterday by
sebo 1 Ti e demand for graduale® of stovepipe abott half as wide as the
next move may be to build the canal G. E. Neuber, J. M. Rider, J. E. En- daughter, Mrs. John G VanDyke, Jr.,
this school as tea' hers far exceeds tlie
Mrs.
H. E. Ankeny that her husband
via Nicaragua; but action by the Presi­ yart, J. C. Hall, W. F. Isaae», L L. Monday night. Congratulations are
snpp'y. The Training Department, which sack, place it therein and till the in­ was quite ill from stomach troubles at
dent may be deferred until Congress Hamiltoo, J. D. Olwell, J. L. Ham- in order.
c nsists of a n‘ne-grade public school of side of the pipe with sin ill and blight
assemble», since that body will soon be mersley, C. F. Young, A. S. Ham­
ab u’ 250 pupils, is well < quipped in all its stricken stock. Tne space between the home of their daughter, Mrs. Can­
Nearly 350,000 salmon eggs were tak­
briiiicl.es,Im ludingSloyd Mus e,Drawing* the pipe and the outside of the sack trell, near Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ankeny
In session. The Nicaragua canal will mond, H. L. Bartlett, A. Orme, A C. en last Friday at the Elk creek hatch­
Hough.
and Physical Training. The Noi mal
left last night to attend him. His
be the longest route, and probably the
ery. This Is probably the largest
Course ine best and quickest waytoState was filled -vith the choicest potatoes many friends hope for his speedy re­
most expensive. The length, however,
Certificate. Fall termi p' ns September 22. to be found on the farm. The stove­
number ever secured there in a single
A New Ruling.
makes no particular difference for
For catalogue or ir.formatii n, ; ddress
pipe would then be withdrawn and covery.—LEugene Guard, Oct. 6th.
day, and Supt. Berriam is well pleased
steamships, but will for sailing vessels,
Mrs. N. Delsch, who died at the
E D. RESSLER, President. tiic sack sewed up. The purchaser on
ok J. B. B utler , Secretary.
In the Oregon Ciiy Land Office, therewith.
and the latter haul freight cheapest. some time ago, in the cue of Collie
opening the sack from any position family residence Sept. 26th, was a lady
9
Fred Miller, who is well known in
The Panama route might also be made vs. Williams, tiling on the laod was
would only come across the' go d pota­ of many estimable traits of character,
Medford, is now conducting a cigar
a competitive route for a canal, by Co made simultaneously by both parties.
to« s, the unfit, stick being firmly se­ beloved by all who knew her. She had
store at Grants Pass, on Front street,
lombia interesting France or other Eu­ The office ruled that as the papers of
en
ed in the center.
been ill a long time, and death was in­
in tbe brick building built recently for
ropean natisaus in it.
deed a relief to her. Besides ber hus­
Williams were perfected first, making Geo. Hansen. His many friends wish
The Salve that Heals
band, she is survived by live sons and
a difference of perhaps five minutes, him success.
Without
leaving a scar is DeWitt'r. two brothers, Frank Mengoz of Jack­
bis filing was allowed. Both desired
Mr. Hailey of Boise, Idaho, has been
The name Witch H«7.“l Salve is ap- sonville and Peter Mengoz of Helena,
the land as timber filings. The case
1 pli -d t> miry salve-, but DeWitt’s Arkansas.
visiting
in Jackson and Josephine
was aDpealid by Collie, and Hitch­
i Witch Hazel f-’alve is tlie only Wit< h
The conference of the M. E. Church,
rock this week rendered his decision ’counties. He is a son of Hon. John
Haze’ Salve made 1 hat contains tbe Bishop Hamilton presidin', has been
that the right to tile on the land in­ Hailey and grandson of the late Capt.
' pure, unadulterated witch hazel. If
volved should vo to the higher bidder, B. B Griffin, after whom Griffin creek
1 any o* her i ch Hazel Salve ¡s offer­ consuming several days and did not ad­
bids being asked from Collie and Will­
ed you it is a coun’erfett. E. C. De­ journ until yesterday. We will print
<vas named.
iams only.
Witt inverted Witch Ilaz’l Salve and the appointments in our next issue.
Standley Bros after a visit of several i
DeWit'/s Witch H z.el Salve is the Dr. T. B. Ford, presiding elder Eu-
N asal C atarrh quickly yields to weeks with relatives living in Medford
I best salve in t he world f «r blind,bleed­
treatment by Ely’s Cream Balm, and its vicinity, left for their home in
ing, itching and protruding piles. | genedistrict, Rev. L. E. Rockwell, pre­
which is agreeably aromatic. It is re-
siding elder Portland district, were
Sold
by all druggist®.
Iowa.
Their
father,
P.
R
Standley,
Copper-riveted
.Crived through the mstril-, cleanses
elected delegates to the next general
and heals the whole mr.'ace over accompanied them, and will be gone
r
wlrcti itdiffu es itself. A remedy f ir several months.
conference ot the church which con
i NastJ Catarrh which Is drying or ex­
venes at Lus Angeles. The lay dele­
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Coss request us
citing to the d s asid mem1 rane
gatee
chosen are F. S McDaniel, Port­
should not ie u-ed. Cream Balm is to render their sincere thanks to those
land; Hou. R. A. Booth Eugene. Revs.
recogn zed as a specific. Price 50 cenis who so kindly lent their assistance dur­
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million
D. T. Summerville and M. C. Wire were
at druggists or hv mail. A c Id in (he ing the misfortune that visited them
announced as oleeted r s jrve or alter­
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you?
No Cure, No Pay.
50c.
head immediately d sippears when
recently
and
did
so
much
to
ulleviate
nate delegates from the Oregon confer­
Cream Balm is u®ed. Eiy Brothers, 56
_____ ________ SacioaaJ with avsry bottte is a Tai Cent, package of Grove's Biack AooG Liver Pills.
ence to the general conference.
their bereavement.
Warren Street, New York.
t
UNABLE TO WALK
An Important Decision
BRIEF MENTION
..L.ucvv
Spring Medicine
Southern Oregon
State Normal School,
Ashland,
Ore.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
State Normal School, Monmouth
best made
Levi Strauss
óCoìs
Overalls
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
THE OLD RELIABLE
ROTAI
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THUE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Fully Organized.
Tbe Gold Ray Rod and Gun Club
held its second meeting at the office
of the Condor Water and Power Com­
pany Sunday. There was a large at­
tendance and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
A permanent organ ¡¿ation was ef­
fected by the adoption of the consti­
tution and bylaws submitted by the
committee having the matter in
charge and the election of officers.
A. E. Reames was elected president
of the club, J. L. Hammersly secreta­
ry, and Dr. C. R. Ray, J. C. Hall, A.
EL Kearnes, A. Orme, A. S. Hammond
and R: L. Bartlett directors.
One hundred shares, representing
$2500, out of the two hundred, having
been subscribed, articles of incorpora­
tion were tiled with the Secretary
of State.
A fine clubhouse, 80 by 40 feet in
size, is being built, and will be finish­
ed in time for the grand ball announc­
ed for Saturday night. Eighteen car­
penters are employed on the building.
The club starts under the most fa­
vorable auspices anl promises to be a
success io every way.
SACKS FOB SAXE
Five thousand burlap sacks, in good
order, for sale cbeap. Also the larg­
est stock of second-hand goods in
Southern Oregon. Bargains in every
line.
I ke Da via, *
Sixth street, Granta Pass.
“Me” and “I.”
The frequent misuse of the pronouns
“I” and “me" is not confined to the
ignorant alone. People of education,
graduates of universities who boast of
their culture, are often as sadly tan­
gled up as the aged darky, who trying
to teach his children Bible from mem­
ory, came to the passage where Christ
says, “Be of good cheer; it is I; be not
afraid.” This is the way he delivered
it: “Brace up boys; it's me; don't git
skeered.” There was once a rapping at
a cabin door in the wild woods. “Who's
there?'’ cried the inmate, reaching for
his gun, and a voice called back. “It
is I.” “Who in blazes is ‘I’? I don’t
know you.” “It's ME; let me ini”
“Oh, certainly; come right in and quit
your foolin'.”
s cents
Eight cents a pound is
what a young woman paid for
twelve pounds of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
paid one dollar for a bottle of
Scott’s Emulsion, and by tak­
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in vreight before
the bottle was finished.
Eight cents a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma­
terial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their money. You get your
money’s worth when you buy
Scott’s Emulsion.
We will send you a little
free. <
SCOTT & BOWNE, C himiste
409 Pearl Street,
New York.
50c. and $i.oo ; ail druggists.
HILL
Military
Academy,
J. W. HILL, Principal,
24th 4 Marshall Sts., Portland, Ore
A PR IVATE BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for
Young Men.
New buildings, modern and complete.
Manual training, Military discipline.
Boys successfully fitted for all col­
leges or for business life.
Principal of twenty-five years' expe­
rience in Portland.
Boys of any age admitted at any
time.
Write for catalogue.
Fall term opens September 16.