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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1903
VOL. XXXIII.
SEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBIT
OF COUNTY FINANCES.
ranch ail joining Bonanza. Considera­
LOCAL NOTES.
PERSONAL MENTION
Southern Oregon Normal
tion >3000. Also Lucien B. Applegate
Notes.
O. P. Hoff, state labor commissioner, has sold his 620-acre ranch near Dairy
Miss A. Murphy Is visiting in Ash­
Miss Isa Cook and Miss Ethel Fleury
ojna Xpjnioeqy
has been in the valley during tho past to John Shook for $4000. The Shook visited in Medford Tuesday.
land.
The
new
gymnasium
building
is
The County Clerk Issues His Re­
week, on official business.
Bros, now own the whole of Alkali val­
GIVEN THREE MONTHS TO LIVE BY
W. C. Deneff was a receut visitor in
Mrs. Arthur Thompson, of tho Jack­ nearing completion.
port for the Six Months Ending
ley, containing about 1500 acres.
AOOUNOILOF DOCTORS.
Bert
Harris
of
Jacksonville
and
his
Medford.
sonville restaurant, tarried awhile in
October 1, 1903, of Which the
The total enrollment at the Normal
wife, as also Jacob Wetzel of Big Butte,
Tho fair of the Klatnath County Ag­ Medford Saturday.
Mrs. A Schmitt has returned from
Following is a Synopsis.
Cured of Ann-iuia by Dr. William«' Pink
in all departments is 200
wore in Medford Saturday, on land ricultural Society, and the races in par­
Fills After Ordinary Medicines
her visit in California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Shideler of
Hon. H. II. Gilfry of Washington,
Had Failed.
business.
ticular, proved much of a success. Tho
County court and comniis-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hafer were among
Phoenix precinct were among those in D. C., made a pleasant call at the
From a despondent woman, given up
J. H. McElroy has re-opened the U. attendance was even larger than ex­ Medford Saturday.
sinners............................. $
720 00
those
in Medford Tuesday.
Normal.
to die by the best physicians she could
S. Hotel's dining room, aud is setting pected. It seems very strange that
Circuit court....................... .
877
60
Mrs.
Brooks made Medford a short
Judge
Prim,
Geo.
E.
Neuber
and
T.
Summon, Mrs. Ethel Watkins, of No.
One thousand volumes of well-se-j
225 00 meals that please all who partake of JaekHonand Josephine counties cannot J. Kenney are on a hunting expedition
visit
the
forepart of the week.
112 Parker street. Scranton, Pa., has be Justice court........................
lecLed books have been added to the
bold a first-class fair every year. Lack
1999 98 them.
in
Elk
Creek
district.
come well and cheerful, a living, en­ Sheriff’s salary.....................
Miss
Emma
Oglesby has been visit­
Normal library this year.
1500 001 Mrs. K. K. Kubli left Saturday even­ of interest and management have here­
“ .......................
thusiastic endorsement of the remedy to Clerk’s
ing
Miss
Edith
Humphrey of Ashland.
Henry
J.
Gorden
of
Fort
Klamath,
Tiie use of a good gymnasium will
Recorder’s office..................
which she owes her life ami health. Mr
828 57 ing, for Portland, to join her husband. ' tofore been the greatest trouble.
a
successful
stockman,
and
his
family
Misses Rose Brentano and Kate
minimize the importance of many of
Floyd aud Enoch Pearce, who went
Wutkius was affizeted with amemia, i< Treasurer’s salary..............
466 64 The latter’s health is considerably im­
have been in Medford.
Reed
tarried awhile in Medford Wed­
the
rougher
sjorts
as
the
year
ad
­
disease iu which thj blood becomes so Coroner's fees.......................
have
returned
to
Nome
last
spring,
40 00 proved.
It
was
Percy
Newton,
instead
of
his
nesday.
deficient as to be unable to furnish tht School Supt.’s salary.........
vances.
They
found
it
best
Poor
man's
creek,
t'>00 00
Wm.Heffner camedown from Olsen's
tissues' of the bo<lv with necessary uour
Professors l’ayne and Watts are Geo. Reynolds has gone to Evai^s
50 00 mill Sunday, to notify relatives of the to work for wages, and received 85 a brother, Bert, who returned from
ishment. Every organ is starved and Stock inspector....................
Milwaukee, Wis., last week.
Floyd
says
that
creating
much interest in out-of-door creek, to take charge of Wm. Bybee’s
day
and
board.
Assessor's
salary
..................
949
98
late George Smith of his untimely ,
the patient becomes white and waxen in
Alaska is a country of great mining
V.
Cook
of
Portland,
a
member
of
sport«,
and
the students are giving stock ranch.
Tax
rebate
............................
60
35
death.
appearance. If this condition is noi
possibilities and that a great deal of the Sterling Mining Co., made us a proper attention to wholesome exer-
536 92
quickly remedied it runs into persistent Current expenses................
Sam Singletary has been making us
R. Benedict of Applegate, the well- capital is already invested there. Th<5
cise.
anemia, one of the most hopeless of Court house expenses.........
225 49 known pioneer, has sold a portion of most improved machinery and meth­ short visit the forepart of the week.
a abort visit. He formez-ly resided at
diseases. Iu Mrs. Watkins’ case, a-- Jail expenses.........................
Misses Sylvia and Eula Hazel visited
The Normal Belio 4 represents fif- Rock Point.
372 42 his farm to J. C. Grubb for a figure ap- ods are employed.
usually happens, the character of the Care of poor..........................
2391 24 proxinating >5000.
with
Miss Lizzie Hoover at Jackson­ teen counties this year. Tiiey are:
The superintendent of the Chemawa
George Ficke and Dick Traverso, the
disease was not discovered uutil it wu' Insane....................................
76 71
Indian school writes to Fred Neil, ville this week.
Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Lane, energetic miners, have been visiting in
Violations of the Law.
well advanced. She says :
J. R. Goble, a Tacoma capitalist, is
Bridges and roads................
5968 10
secretary of the Ashland Normal, that
Mrs. L. Austin of Grant county and Multnomah, Marion, Clackamas, Coos, Jacksonville.
“ If I happened to scratch or cut my­
in Forest Creek district, looking after
W. I’. Williams of Central Point,
1201 80
the Indian foot-ball team will pass her friend, Miss Young, are making Curry, Crook, Klamath, Lake. Wash­
self no bl hh ! would flow—just a watery Special election....................
mining interests be is Interested in
Mrs. L. Muller has gone to Klamath deputy fish warden, a few days since
758 00 i
through Ashland the latter part of Medford a visit.
ington, Yamhill, Polk.
looking fluid. I was shockingly thin,a» Scalp bounty..........................
Falls on a visit with her daughter. caused the arrest of three parties liv­
355 CO I with E. A. Spaulding.
the month, to play Stanford and the
wlnteas a sheet and without a bit o’ Ferry......................................
The
Normal
feels
that
it
is
a
South
­
Mrs.
H.
K.
Hanna
returned
Tuesday
Mrs. O. Krause.
L. Loesch, one of the successful hop­ University of California, and would be
ing near Jacksonville, who had been
strength. Three doctors attended m< . Road supervisor's c >mpen-
ern Oregon institution. It rejoices
from
a
visit
with
her
husband,
who
is
growers
of
the
Applegate
section,
was
aud all said I could uot live th ret
glad to stop-off and play the Normal
Mr.
Flowers
of
Walla
Walla
is
visit
­
spearing
fish io Big Butte creek con­
sation.............................
1706 50 [
m the prosperity of neighboring
in Grants Pass Monday. He has charge school team. The Normals will try to holding court at Grants Pass.
months. I had no appetite, my heart
ing
relatives
living
in
this
section.
He
trary
to
law.
They pleaded guilty in
arrange a game with the Chemawa
was weak, sleep did not rest uie aud I
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Goble, who have towns and the country tributary to is well pleased with it.
of Wm. Sorenson’s yards.
Total warrants issued
Justice
Jacobs
’
court, but as none of
team
as
requested.
Such
a
game
will
them. This great sectie n of the state
became despoudeut.
>
for six months......... $ 21590 82
C. M. Pheister, who lives a short dis­ no doubt attract a big crowd, says the been east of the mountains during the should have at least one educational
Chas. Carney, is stopping at Ray’s them had the wherewith to liquidate
•• The doctors* medicines did not help
past summer, returned to Medford institution toward which all can look
tance west of Medford, wants to engage Tribune.
me ami neither did anything else that I Warrants outstanding
dam at present, engaged in the stone­ and all would be obliged to go to jail,
Friday.
as
a
thing
to
be
proud
of
and
as
a
March 1, 1903..........
99,366 02 I pickers to harvest his crop of prunes.
tried until, upon the advice of a friend
they were allow -d to go hence this
Geo W. Wimer, Sr., who recently-
work of that enterprise.
who had beeu cured of amentia by Dr
Geo. Stidham, who holds a responsi­ good educational home fur their j
He
will
pay
7
cents
a
box.
quit
mining
in
Josephine
county,
and
children.
Chris Taylor, who has been in Lane time. Mr. Williams is very active, a nd
Williams' Piuk Pills for Pale People, I
Total............................... S 120,956 ST
of the law should give him *
J. F. Robison is retailing in this went to Eastern OregoD, to engage in ble position with the railroad company
began using them. They helped me al Warrants redeemed since
county for some time past, is back in violators
wide berth.
most immediately aud, bv the time 1 had
stock raising, writes from Des Chutes. in Douglas county, has been visiting in CENTRAL POINT NOTES. Josephine county on a visit.
market
a
considerable
quantity
of
ex
­
March 1, 1903................ 34.212 35
Two young men, who are residents
taken seven boxes, cured me. I am al­
cellent apples, procured from Bybee’s “We like our new home. All predict this section.
Judge Neil and his son, Frank, also of Jacksonville, while hunting last
ways glad to recommend Dr. Williams’
H. P. Garlarneau of Klamath county
a grand future for Crook county. We
Mrs. W. IL Beal made Medford a
were detected iD a field be­
orchard, located near Jacksonville.
Total outstanding war-
Pink Pills for Pale People to others.”
J. J. Murphy, are on Elk and Trail Sunday,
longing to a lady residing a few miles
rants Oct. 1, 1903..........$ 86,744 49 j Dr. Emil Kircbgessner, the well- have a vast tract of as fine yellow pine has been visiting friends living in Med­ business trip on Monday.
The power of Dr. Williams’ Piuk Pills
creeks, fishing and hunting.
from town. The next day they were
iu diseases of the blood and uerves lias
INTEREST STATEMENT.
Mrs. A. II. Davis made Ashland
known physician and surgeon, has re­ as ever grew and a extensive and ford ami Jacksonville. lie was among
arrested, charged with trespassing.
beeu shown iu hundreds of cases which Interest on watrauts out-
Joe
and
Dick
Sowell
of
Althouse,
the
Justice Plymale imposed a fine of S5
turned from Fort Klamath. He will magnificent stock range. The Des the Masons who captured Ashland business trip on Saturday.
have not yielded to ordinary treatment.
expert miners, have been at Grants on each of them, which they paid.
Saturday.
standing
March
1,
1903.9
14,298
58
Dr. Williams' wouderful discovery, as
probably open an office in Medford | Chutes is a large stream, clear as cry­
Clark Rippey, who Las been eiu- Pass, attending circuit court.
embodied in these pills, has cured obsti­ Interest accrued since on
stal and teeming with splendid fish.* Mrs. Geo. J. Armstrong, who has ployed at Voorbies’ orchards, spent
soon.
The Beat Doctor.
nate cases of locomotor ataxia, partial
This is a very healthy country, no been visiting relatives in Jacksonville,
M. M. Taylor, the successful mer­
>99,366.02 warrants out-
Sunday at home.
Mrs. J. M. Bridges, who has been asthma or pulmonary complaints, ex­
paralysis. St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neu­
Rev.
B
C. Horton, Sulphur Springs.
chant,
has
been
visiting
at
Eugene
and
standing March 1, 1903
3477 82
left for her home in Grant county
ralgia. rheumatism, nervous headache,
visiting her sisters the Misses Matney, cept among those who come here afllici-
Texas, writes, July 29th, 1899: “I
Geo.
S.
Stiiham
and
wife
of
Green,
other
Willamette
Valley
points.
Tuesday, accompanied by her sister,
the after-effects of the grip, palpitatioii Interest accrued on war­
have used in my family Ballard’s
left for her home at Roseburg Satur­ ed, and they soon find relief.”
Douglas county, are paying relatives
of the heart, pale and sallow oomplexions
Geo N. Lewis and Chas. H. Basye, S dow Liniment and Horehound Syrup
rants protested since
Miss Velene Eaton.
day evening. She was accompanied by
of
this
city
a
visit.
and all forms of weakness either iu male
March 1, 1903................
two of our enterprising business men. and they have proved certainly satis­
370 34
A Splendid Event.
or female. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
her sister, Miss Annie Matney.
factory. The liniment is the best we
W.
H.
Beal
left
for
Bartlett
were Medford visitors Tuesday.
Another Mining Transac­
Pale People are sold by all dealers, or
have ever used for headache and
Total interest on war-
springs
on
Saturday
night
’
s
train,
for
Cards
are
out
announcing
the
mar
­
The dancing party given Saturday
will be sent postpaid on receipt of price,
Ad. Sisemore was in Medford pains. The cough syrup has been our
tion.
rants................................ * 18,146 74 riage of Percy Levin, the fake actor,
the benefit of bis health.
fifty oeuts a box; six boxes for two dol­
night under the auspices of the Gold
Wednesday.
He has rented the Col- (lector for the last eight years.” 25c,
lars and a half, by addressing Dr. Wil­ Interest on warrants re­
well known here, to Miss Belle Jackson Ray Rod and Gun Club was an un­
50c, 11.00. Sold by City Drug Store.
W. H. Bernhard, a converted Jew, vig place, situated near Rock Point.
H.
A.
Mears
and
W.
F.
Schafer,
the
liams Medicine Co., bchenactady, N. Y
deemed since March 1,
1 i a*. Beaver City, Neb., September 22.
qualified success from any standpoint expert miners, who had a bond on the preached at the Baptist church last
Rev. J. D. Murphy will hold services
1903..................................
5134 73
Almost a Serious Occurrence
J. R. Amick of Antioch was among it may be viewed.
McIntyre ledge, located on Forest Sunday, to a large congregation.
Sunday morning in Jacksonville at 8:30
While
the
attendance
T he belief is general among stock-
our
visitors
Monday.
He
reports
that
was
not
as
Lee Black of Rogue river, accompa­ and in Medford the same day at 10:30
Total interest outstand-
creek, not far from the noted Oregon
The firing of five shots early Sun­
men that the price of cattle will mate­
ing O. t 1, 1903 ........ .> 13,012 01 there were only a few good crops north big as it would have been with more Belle mine, and did considerable de­ nied by his sisters, Misses Tillie and
J. P. Lilly arrived from California day night, four of them in quick suc­
of Rogue Riter during the past season. favorable weather, still it was a large velopment work, have transferred Martha, visited friends in this place
rially advance in the near future; in fact
RE< Al’ITl'LATION.
I
Wednesday, on a visit with his son, cession, caused considerable excite­
the market is already growing, strong­ Total warranis outstand-
E. F. Simon,formerly of Eagle Point, and select one. And all enjoyed them­ their interest in it to Geo. A. Dyson, Sunday.
Luke
Lilly of Sterlingville, the genial ment in Medford for awhile.
er. The decline was due to the report­
ing Oct. 1. 1903.............. $ 86,744 49 is now engaged in farming in Jose­ selves thoroughly, too.
representing parties living in Lane
Central Point C: uncil 1067 of Ladies miner.
It seems that Walter Wyland, an in­
Dem tree’s popular orchestra, from county, for a snug little sum.
ed hay shortage; and now, that the buy­ Interest outstanding Oct.
phine county, some miles southeast of
and Knights of Security, at their reg­
A.
Jeldness,
who
is
operating
in
the
dividual
who has been engaged in sev­
Grants
Pa-s,
gained
new
laurels,
dis
­
ers are convinced that they can get no
1, 1903............................... 13,012 01 Granta Pass. His mother is with him.
Their successors will operate on a ular meeting Saturday evening, in­ copper belt, in the vicinity of the Cali­ eral questionable transactions lately
pensing
musie
up-to-date
and
of
the
more cheap cattle on that account, will
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lindsey tarried a
more extensive scale, probably install­ stalled the following efficeis for the fornia line, was in our town a short and made himself quite obnoxious here­
Total interest and prlnci-
ensuing year! President, Jog. C. Wil­
in all probability advance the price to
m st satisfactory character. The sup­
few
hours
in
Grants
Pass
Monday.
|
ing
machinery in the near future.
pal. Oct. 1, 1903......... 8 99,756 50
son; vice-president, Jos. B. Holmes; time ago.
abouts for sometime past, went into the
per
served
was
a
triu
mph
of
the
till
figure« that will be acceptable to own­
They desire to dispose of their farm,
There seems every possibility of this second vice-president. Jos. H. Maun;
Fuud«in hands of treasur­
Thos. Owens, has returned to this Hotel Nash bar, in an intoxicated and
ers.
inaty
art.
financial secretary, Mary A. Mee;
which is one of the best on Applegate
er for redemption of
Great pains had been taken and no mine proving valuable property and treasurer. Mrs. Melissa E'liott; pre­ section, after a long absence. He will quarrelsome condition,for trouble. He
wai rants......................... 9
8837 39 1 Mr. Robinett and two of his sons are expense spared, and the mcmbeis of again demonstrating the fact that late, Mary E. Fries; conductor. Mrs. engage in mining in Grave Creek dis­ had been ordered out of the place be.
T he most desperate of criminals seem
fore, and when he returned the bar­
1 at Grants Pass, and may engage in the club are to be congratulated ou there are a number of rich,permanent Rosa Wilson; guard, Mrs. Je-sie i trict next season.
to be those who expect the most clem­
Total outstanding debt
Mann; sentinel. Mrs. Mollie Holmes.
blacksmithing there. They are good the success they met with in enter­ mines in Southern Oregon.
keeper, Chas. B. Gar. mistrusted that
D.
R.
Warner,
the
well-known
oper
­
ency. Now comes Chris Evans, who
Tnere were seven new members taken
Oct. 1, 1903................. > 90,919 11 mechanics and give genera) aatisfac
he
carried a concealed weapon.
taining
the
guests.
ator in government lands, who has
with Sontag took part in one of the
in and a social evening spent.
COMPARISON.
tion.
Wyland declined Gay's invitation to
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
been at Ashland for sometime past, is
moat sensational episodes in the crim­ Outstanding warrants and
disarm himsdf, when the latter fired
Levi McDonald and Miss Birdie
at Grants Pass again.
inal history of the coast, asking Gov.
A Big Undertaking.
The Salve that Heala
interest March 1, 1903..1106,515 26
Will. McDaniel has opened a nea
his pistol and evidently wounded him,
Hoagland, a popular young couple, Without leaving a scar is DeWitt’s. cigar,
Pardee of California for release on pa­ Principal and interest out-
E. C Hart of Yreka, Calif., is pay­
. confectionery and fruit store in
One
of
the
heaviest
undertakings
as
blood was afterward seen on his per­
were married at Klamath Falls Oct. The
role. He has been confined in the state
name Witch
Is „
ap-
---- ------
------- Hazel Till Salve
...
p- • Kyan's building, Jacksonville, and
ing his father, superintendent of the
standing Oct. 1, 19o3 .8 90,919 111
i oH f > hltnc col VA«3
t
I kzx W 1 ♦ •
ever
liegun
in
Southern
Oregon
is
now
son.
Wyland then ran behind a parti­
phed
t<>
nuny
salves,
but
DeWitt
’
s
j
keeps
a
complete
assortment
of
the
4tb. The bride is a native of Jacksou
prison at Folsom during the past ten
Iowa Lumber Co.’s saw mill, a visit.
Witch
Hazel
Salve
i<
the
ouly
Witch
,
best
of
everything
in
hisline
Standard
tion
and
fired four shots at Ga.v, none
uuder
way,
a
corps
of
engineers
being
county.
Reduction
of
debt
...............
3
15,596
15
years, the officials of which have given
Hazel Salve made that coutaiDs the i brands a specialty. Give him a call at work surveying for final work on He expects to locate in Medford.
----------- »----------
of which took effect, however. The
him the recommendation of being a
Pat Jennings, a mining man well pure, unadulterated witch hazel. If for he will treat vou well,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams of Ashland bar-room was filled with people at the
¥®u Know What You Are Taking
the last forty miles of the Gold Hill
model prisoner. His kind cannot be in ; Wt.en you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, known in Southern Oregon, is said to any other Witch Hazel Salve is offer­
have
been visiting in Jacksonville, time and it is surprising that some­
High Line ditch, which is one of
I because the formula is plainly printed on every have cleaned up a snug fortune on his ed you it is a counterfeit.
FL C. De-!
custody too long.
guests
of Prof, and Mrs. E. E. Wash­ body was not hit.
Witt
invented
Witch
Hazel
Salve
and*
1
H
The
B,b>
'*
Teeth
«
I bottle,showing that it Is simply iron and Qul
Witt Invented Witch Hazel Salve and '
the largest ever undertaken in Ore­
bine in a tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. 50c horse Mansardduring the late races at DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is tile
s“re azid use that old and well-tried reme-
burn.
The
latter is their daughter.
Immediately afterward Wyland ob­
h t lit,. it, llm world f
Mrs- WINSLOWS SvOTHlSG SVHVP. tor gon, and. besides being used for the
Portland.
best aive in the world for blind,bleed- children teething. It soothes the child, soft great placer deposits which it is In­
School
Superintendent
Daily is In tained a horse and buggy and disap­
A Murderer and Three Thugs H. E. Ankeny, who was quite sick ing, itching and protruding piles. 1 *ns the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic
Sold bv all druggists
,s the
remedy tor diarrhoea. Twenty tended to supply with water, will ir­ even a more genial mood than usual, peared, whither nobody seems to know,
'
Ave cents a bottle
Convicted.
with a stomach trouble, at the home of
rigate 30,000 acres of agriculture land. all because of the arrival of the stork although the rig was returned. He
his daughter, Mrs. R. E. Cantrall, is
When completed the project will cost at bis house with a bouncing boy baby. will be promptly arrested should he re­
The trial of T J. Gibs >n, who shot convalescent and will return to Ster-
over
I),000,000, a large sum of which
Services will be held Sunday at the turn.
1« a Common Spring Trouble.
and killed J. F. Schonbachler, in a lingvllle soon.
has been assured.
M. E. church by Rev. Sanford Snyder.
It’s * sign that the blood is deficient dispute over some land situated near
R. E. Peyton, who lives in the upper
The ground ti be covered is in Jack- Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m:
la vitality, just as pimples and other Merlin, about two years anj, w;»5 Rogue River section, was in Medford
son county, and the head of the ditch Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. All are
eruptions are signs that the blood1 concluded at Grants Past Saturday Saturday, accompaniel by Mr. Rowe.
commerces above the Rogue river invited.
is impure.
evening.
He is completing a neat and commodi­
fails. The placer gr- uod comprises
J. L. Stratford, the photographer,
It’s a warning, too, which only the
<)ver a week had been spent in era- ous residence.
20,v00, acres and each year there will has been in Jacksonville, looking over
hazardous fail to heed.
paneling a jury, and not until the
be 100 acres of placer w rked under the ground. He was engaged in busi­
The Fruit Growers’ Union has been
qualification of 80 citizens of Jose-
the ditch. The eomiany is local in ness for some time at Yreka, Calif.,
shipping several carloads of Winter
its organization, ana Milo P. Ward,
pbine county had lieen determined Nellis pear9 to different points east of
who is one of the members, is now at and did well.
•
the requisite number obtained.
Scott’s Emulsion is the
the Rocky Mountains. They are giv­
Indianap di-, Ind., his old home, get­
Good Buildings; New Gymnasium, with modern appli-
L. Bannister, the miner, was at
<Z/2cZ rlllS
There is always an aversion to sitting
ting the funds jet to be secured.
ing entire satisfaction.
Grants Pass recently. He is getting means of life and of the en­
an?l‘; fine Library; well equipped Chemical and Physical
Remove it, give new life, new cour- on a murder trial; and then there Is
Already 20 miles of the work Is well
joyment of life of thousands of
An important case, involving a mine
Laboratory; one New School Building, with new furnish­
under way, and it is expected that ready to operate in Whisky Creek dis­
age, strength and animation.
*
much that the attorneys pick flaws in
trict,
where
he
has
excellent
property,
!
men, women and children.
wi liin two years the ditch will be in
located in Siskiyou county, Calif., is
ings throughout; <dd buildings repaired; fine Water Supply-
They cleanse the blood and clear the when trying an important case,
opt
ration.
on
a
large
scale.
To the men Scott’s Emul­
added; Surroundings Healthful; Social Atmosphere of the
complexion.
The trial, which,is Gi»vou’s third, at precent on trial at Yreka. The east­
C.
L.
Reames
has
returned
from
Sa
­
sion
gives the flesh and
, Accept no substitute.
was ably and very euergetica'ly con- ern company in possession Is being rep­
School Good and Stimulating to Best Effort on the Part of
Another Fatal Accident.
lem,
where
he
appeared
in
the
Supreme
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I felt tired all —
the ----------------------------------
time end could not ducted on both sides. District Attor­ resented by Hon. J. M. Sheets, at­
strength
so necessary for the
the Student; Living Expenses Nominal; Departments in
Court, with District Attorney Reames,
sleep.
After taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla j ney Reames and H. D. Nortcn repre­ torney-general of Ohio.
Geo. Smith, a young man residing
Charge of Specialists; Special Opportunities for Study of
for the respondent in the case of Mary cure of consumption and the
a while I could sleep well and the tired sented the State aud Hon. R.G.Smith
Frank Blair, who formerly traveled
in Big Butte precinct with his par­
Vocal
and
Instrumental
Music
Afforded.
repairing of body losses from
H. Hanley Ts. Ellen J. Kubli.
feeling had gone. This great medicine has of Grants Pass and Hon. L. Bilyeu of in this section, in the interest of a Port­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKee, was
Send
for
Catalogue
to
any
wasting disease.
also cured me of scrofula.” Mas. C. M. Eugene appeared for the defendent. land firm, now has three stores, one
H. Goodhart, the expert painter,
last Saturday the vict im of an acci­
B oot , Gilead, Conn.
who has been at Portland and Rose-:
For women Scott’s Emul­
After instructions by Judge Hanna each at Springfield, Fall Creek and
dent that proved instantly fatal.
Mood’« Sarsaparilla promise« t« the jury retired for deliberation. The Natron, Lane county.
burg,
returned
Snnday
to
decorate
Gus
B.
F. MULKEY, President
sion
does this and more. It is
That morning Smith had goue forth
Cura and keeps the promise.
j first ballot resulted in nine of the ju-
L. W. Charles, formerly of the Gold
to cut down a tree. He accomplished Newbury’s new residence, which will a most sustaining food and
i rors voting for conviction of murder Hill News, has gone to Portland, where
his work, but with results that caused be one of the neatest in Southern Ore-' tonic for the special trials that
--------------------------------------- 1 In the first degree. The three others he expects to enter the employ of Deni-1
his death. After the tree had been gon.
T he Chinaman is crowding the bor­
I held out stubbornly, however, and af­ son & Co., who furnish S. P. trains
Rev. Sanforzl Snyder, our new pas-: women have to bear.
cut through it snapped off in such a
der« of the United States on all sides.
To children Scott’s Emul­
ter being out over 18 hours a verdict with newspapers, fruit,etc.
manner as to catch the unfortunate tor, delivered his first sermons at the I
Mexico has juat admitted the coolie to
of murder in the second degree was
M.
E.
church
Sunday
morning
and
‘
sion
gives food and strength
District Attorney Reames was in
that country, and the Mexican mines,
Ti lining School for Teachers. Courses man, crushing him in a fearful man­ evening. He handled his subjects,
returned.
ner.
Not
returning
when
expected,
for
growth
of flesh and bone
Salem the forepart of the week, and ap­
citlea and villages will soon swarm with
arranged especially for training teachers
Gibson’s previous trial resulted peared In the Supreme Court as attor- !
cleverly
and
left
a
very
good
impres-1
Smith
’
s
relatives
instituted
a
seach
for
all
branches
t.f
the
profession.
Most
and blood.
For pale girls,
them. From the Mexican border it
more seriously, and but for a reversal ney for respondent in the case of Mary
sion.
appr. v.d methods for grade! and un­ and soon Lund his body.
will be an easy step into the United
for
thin
and
sickly
boys ScotTs
graded work taught in actual district
t.y the Supreme Court of its verdict H. Hanley vs. Ellen J. Kubli.
The Presbyterian Society of Chris­
Geo. Smith was 26 years of age,near­
States, and the officials of the immigra­
echo
1
The
demand
for
graduates
of
Emulsion
is
a
great
help.
he would have hanged.
allot which he had spent in Jack- tian Endeavor held a very interesting
tion and secret service departments will
this school as teachers far exceeds the ly
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Daniel
Cronemiller,
9end
for
free
sample.
son
county,
lie
was
an
industrious
A sentence of impris >nment for life
supp!y. The Training Deiartment. which and iHDoralie nan, well liked by meeting Friday evening, which was
have their hands full watching the line. will be imp s d by Judge Hanna to­ who are among the first residents of
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists,
consists
of a nine-grade public school or his companions, and his untimely well attended. The splendid program 409-415 Pearl Street, New York.
The congestion of population in China morrow, and Gibson will immediitely Fort Klamath district, have been visit­
about 250 pupils, is well equipped in all its death will be generally regretted.
prepared for tho occasion was cleverly
5Oo. and «1.00: all drusgista. .«
is something terrible. There must be thereafter be taken to Salem by She­ ing, also doing business with our mer­
branches,IncludingSloyd Music,Drawing
rendered.
safety valves by which the increasing ll! Lewis.
and Physical Tiaining. The Normal
The two negrr e< and Htnall white chants. They were accompanied by
G. M. Caldwell and John Howell,who
PIPE WANTED.
Course the best and quickest way toState
horde« can escape from the intense i boy, who were arrested in Medford, Miss Kate Cronemiller, who has been
are
two excellent mechanics, will soon
Cert
ificate.
Fall
term
<
pcn*September22.
pressure at home, and the world is being several weeks ago by Marshal Howard stopping with them a short time.
The undersigned wish
For catalogue or informant n, address
wisli to buy bc- begin the manufacture of chairs and
searched for outlets. South Africa, and his posse, charged with holding
tween
and 500 feet of hydraulic furniture of a superior quality and up-
A successful operation for append!-1
E D. RESSLER, President. pipe, 10 200
South America, Britiah Columbia, and up two young fellows at Grants Pass, citis was performed, last Saturday, on ok J. B. B utler , Secretary.
or 11 inch, in good order.
were tried in the circuit court for Jo-
to-date style. They also expect to
Address al once
now Mexico, offer such outlets, and this sephinecounty Monday and convicted. a son of Chas. G. Anderson of Medford,
install a small saw mill aud other ma­
M
ahan & H afer ,
great, clannish race will continue to Judge Hanna will semen e them to­ by Doctors Gale and Cameron, assisted
Ashlaud, Oiegoo.
chinery.
Both of them have had con­
morrow.
scatter, and it b hoped improve.
by Dr. Hargrave. The boy has been
siderable experience in this line aud I
Always
say
“
Cyrus
Notolo
”
very sick, but is steadily improving.
SACKS FOR SALE
may be expected to give satisfaction in j
Weather Report.
J. W. HILL, Principal,
in reply to the great Aznerican inquiry, “What’ll it her1
Large numbers of ducks, more than
every way.
Five
thousand
burlap
sacks
in
good
24th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Ore
1 he following Is a weather report have been seen in the valley for many
( rdcr, for sale chan. Also the larg-
Retail Market Report.
rst stock of second-bard goods in
for the month of September, furnished years, and which causes much comment,
are congregating on the lake created
Southern Oregon. Bargains in every
The following quotations were
by E. Britt, volunteer observer:
line. •
I ke D avis ,
whisky is the best straight drink. In high balls, punches,
made up this afternoon, and is an
Mean temperature, 62.28 degrees; by Ray’s dam. Steps should now be ,
eRK-noggs, whisky sour, or fancy mixed drinks, the
Sixth street, Grants Pass. impartial report of the prices charged
NoBt.it brands are true to their name. They are peers
maximum temperature, 95 deg. on 3d; taken to protect the birds fi'om ruth­
by Jacksonville dealers:
among
the
nobility
of
stimulants.
Call
for
them
g
minimum temperature, 36 degrees, less slaughter and also give them en- :
Wheat—SI per bushel.
O A. S •jf
TIT A .
Af
•//
ffscss
Wbaen
Drink»
am
Dlapanaad.
Flour—>2.20 (a >2.40 per 100 pounds.
on the 30th; total precipitation, .55 couragement to perpetuate theii' visits. ,
Bear« the
__ 1
Vou Have Always Buuglt
Oats—55c pel bushel.
Through reports from Klamath
inches; number of clear days, 21; num­
Signature
W. J. VAN SCMUYVER « CO.. I k .. Dlitributera, PORTLAND. ORE.
Barley—Rolled, >1.50 per cental.
ber of partly cloudy days, 9; uurnber county we learn that there are' thou­
Hay—Per ton, baled, SIG.
Copper-riveted
of cloudy days, 0.
sands of dead salmon lying along the
Potatoes—lc per lb.
Onions—ljc per pound.
Klamath river, for miles. The cause is
New buildings, modern and complete
Cures Chills and Fever.
Butter—50c per roll.
supposed to be some mysterious disease.
Manual training, Military discipline
Beans
—
3(rf5c
per
pound.
G. W. Wirt, Nacogudohes, Tixa«, The gills of the dead fish are full of
Boys successfully fitted for all col
Lard
—
15c
per
pound.
sty*: “His daughter had chills and
leges
or for business life.
small
holes,
indicating
the
work
of
Eggs—30 cts per dozen.
fever for three years; lie could not.
Principal of twenty-five years’ expe­
Sugar—D. G. S0.05(a>S0 55 per cwt.
find anything that would help her till some deadly pa'-asito.
rience in Portland.
Poultry—>3.50 to >4.00 per dozen.
he ustd Heibine. His wife will not
Boys of any age admitted
Take
Tablets,
/o
rx
A
on
every
The Klamath Republican says that
Hams-
16c(a)17c
per
pound.
keep house without it, an 1 cannot
time.
Seven Million boxes sold in past 13 months.
Thia uignafnra^
1>OX. 25Co
8.
F.
Morine
of
Jackson
county,
has
Shoulders—124c per pound.
say to much for it.” 50c. Sold by
W rite for catalo
Side Bacon—J5G*20c per pound.
bought of Ed. Terwilliger his 440-acru
Fall term opens gue.
City Drug Store.
BRIEF MENTION. ,
ziniussnsoN si mm
93(lM0d
3iavmn aio 3HJL
Thai
Tired Feeling
Southern Oregon
State Normal School,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Ashland,
Ore.
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
State Normal School, Monmouth
HILL
Military
Academy,
CYRUS NOBLE
APRIVATE BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for
Young Men.
Levi Strauss c Cols
Ove r* etilos
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Laxative Bromo Quinine