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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1903.
VOL. XXXIII.
NO. 47
The pruno market is unsatisfactory!
PERSONAL MENTION.
For Good Roads We Should
to growers, who had hoped for a better I
Stand.
Miss Lol Nichols is visiting in Med­ demand. The Prunegrowers’ Associa­
Mrs. A. Elmer visited in Medford
Sheriff Rader and his efficient dep­
ford.
tion predicted good prices, but these Saturday.
It is earnestly requeued that Jack-
INTERVIEW WITH A VETERAN OF uty, Oris Crawford, did very well
Hotel de Rader has three customers. have not yet materialized, as the high-
Fred Mansfiell, the genial miner, was son county be well represented at the
with
the
tax
roll
for
1902.
Notwith
­
THE REGULAR ARMY.
standing that the financial condition Two of them are transient, however. ’ est price now offered is 4c for the larg- in Medford Sunday.
Good Roads Convention which will
Says Dr. William»' rink Hills Cured Him of the country is hardly as good as it
C. B. Hostel and his family will soon I est size and Ijc for the smallest.
John S. Orth, county clerk, and his meet in Portland October24th. Lead­
of Nervoua Debility aud He
was last year,they return a delinquent move to Central Point, where he owns
Kapnlck & Carns, having refitted wife spent a few hours in Medford Mon­ ing men of the United States Agri­
Recoinineads Them.
list 1286 smaller.
property.
i the saloon in the Central Point Hotel day.
cultural Department, having special
A veteran of the regular array, having
The following Is a copy of the state­ Geo. Walker and his family, as also building and stocked it with a full line
Mrs. H. C. Nute of Roxy has lieun charge of this branch of work, will be
Served iu Company F, Fifteenth U. 3. ment submitted by the sheriff:
of
tine
liquors,
etc.,
had
a
grand
open-
Mrs.
Gordon,
of
Meadows
precinct,
visiting
with Mrs. W. E. Finney of pres -nt at the convention at-d make
Infantry, aud a well-kuowu citizen of
I ing Saturday night. A dancing party Jacksonville.
addresses. 11 is hoped tha’practical
spent Monday in Medford.
Rntadhead, Wis., Mr. E E. Eddv, de­ A mount charged on the tax
roll for tbe year 1902 $ 120,997 20
sires that credit be bestowed where it is
W. H. Bradshaw, ex-county commis- j was given in the hall above, which was
Frank Plytnale, who lias been visit­ results will follow ¿his meeting and
due and, iu an interview, he says :
Penalty and interest charg­
sioner and one of the prominent citizens well attended and passed off nicely.
ing us, this morning returned to an impetus be given to the construc­
•• I was n sufferer from nervous de­
90 1 60 of Eagle Point, precinct, was i« Medford
ed....................................
tion of tint-class highways through­
The Jackson County Lumber Co., Yreka, Calif.
bility and would probably be suffering Sheriff assessments............
306
out
Oreg u, which is badly in need of
the forepart of the week.
which manufactured a large quantity
Hayes Bros., who were residents of
yet if I laid not seen Dr. Williams' Pink Excess rebate allowed.......
8 97
good
roads.
The Socialists will open the campalgu of excellent lumber in Poorman's Creek this section until lately, have located in
Pills for Pale People mentioned in a
It
is
not necessary to explain to the
newspaper article. I am a sigu painter
122,214 09 in this county at Phoenix Thursday, district during the past season, has Lane count}.
farmer that he needs good roads to
sold
the
balance
of
its
output
to
the
by trade and the nervousness compelled
the 22d. Dr. D. M. Brower of Ashland
Thos. C. Norris, one of Jacksonville’s
me to drop work entirely. For two Amount turned over to
Ashland Mfg. Co. It made an excel- wideawake business men, was a Moil­ travel on, because he knows that bad
will
be
the
principal
speaker.
County Treasurer on
roads break un th wagons, deterio­
weeks I was con lined to my bed. The
Geo. Coulter has returned from lent showing and will rosume opora- ford visitor Monday.
1902 tax....................... 4 112,023 51
usual remedies were prescribed but did
rate bis hor-ellesh and wear out his
tions in the near future.
2830 17 Klamath county, and with Wm. Beach
Miss Myrtle Woodford arrived from harness, at the same time reducing
not help me. My appetite failed and I Rebate allowed..................
is engaged in painting Gus Newbury's
The big sawmills at McCloud, Calif., Portland Monday night, after an ab­ his p<oiits to a large extent on the
believe that my liver became affected She.'iff assessments collect­
for I was hopeless and despoudent. Then
tbe largest on the coast, have closed sence of several years.
306 33 new residence in Jacksonville.
ed ....................................
product which he has to haul to mar­
I saw the article about a wonderful cure Double assessments, errors
Geo. Michael, the clever fruit buyer, down for the winter. The McCloud
ket in smaller loads by the expendi­
Miss
Louise
Whitney
of
Ashland
has
effected bv Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and
878 28 has already shipped several carloads of railroad is to be extendod, and will next gone to Gage, New Mexico, to visit with ture of the same amount of energy
and sworn off................
I decided to try them. They helped me
Winter Nellis pears and apples to Chi­ year be run across the Modoc County Mr. and Mis. F. J. Belts.
and power that would transport large
from the start. 1 soon found that my Penalty and interest col­
line with tho ultimate end of connect­
901
lected
............................
59
cago, and has many more engaged.
nerves were so ailier, I regained my ap­
Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin of Apple­ loads in paying quantities over smooth
petite, increa.-ed in strength and vigor Amount delinquent and
I
Frank Bilger, a prominent young ing with Alturas. This extension is gate, pioneer citizens of Jackson eoun highways.
5274 21 business man of Oakland, Cal., is mak­ attracting t he attention of many’ tim­
unpaid Oct. 13, 1903 ..
and was » >n entirely well. I give the
It is the town people, especially
ty, made us a call Saturday.
ber land investors. The road will start
entire créait for niv cure to Dr. Williams'
$ 122,214 09 ing this section a visit. He is interest­ along the base of Mount Shasta.
Mrs. E. Hafer, Mrs. Graham and a those who are not much given to driv­
Pink Pills for Pale People and have re­
ed in mines located in Gall's creek dis­
ing iu the country, who must be edu­
young lady who is visiting the latter
commended them to a large number of
trict.
cated
in this matter of good roads.
Ashland held a special election Mon­ were Medford visitors Monday.
people.” .
Another Big Dam
The
farmer,
miner and stockman
day,
and
decided
to
bond
tho
city
for
Dr. H. T. Inlow, Ashland’s pioneer
Dr. Williams'Pink Pills for Pale People
Judge Hanna, who has been holding must hive better roads to compete
cure nervous disonh rs because they fol­ The big dam which the Golden Drift druggist and physician, died Monday 420,000, with which to establish a sewer
low a vital principal in medicine of Mining Co. is building across Rogue afternoon, aged 83 years. He was corn­ system. A heavy voto was polled and court in Josephine county, for several with modern business methods in
which Dr. Williams was the discoverer, River, a few miles this side of Grants er of Jackson county a number of it was very properly in favor of the week«, returned home Monday.
other sections. The city must assist
and the secret of his discovery is em­
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ankeny return the country in this respect, and it Is
proposition by a large majority. Med­
years ago.
Pass,
is
about
completed.
It
is
built
to
bodied iu this wonderful remedy. Th«
ed from Klamath county a few days urged therefore that the mayor of
Paul Schmitt, who ha9 been doing ford should also indulge in such an im ago, and have since gone to Eugene.
pills have a double action—on the blood its required height across the stream,
Jacksonville and county commission-
provement.
It
will
prove
money
well
and on the nerves. It is this unique and workmen are now filling in tbe business at Grants Pass, returned to
ers'eourt send goodsized delegations to
Otis
B.
Tout,
formerly
of
Ashland
spent
in
many
ways,
and
add
material
­
fact that makes them different from any cribs. This work is by a steam shovel Albany recently, accompanied by the
this God R «ads Convention. These
and
Eugene,
is
now
a
member
of
the
ly
to
owr
population
in
the
long
run,
other medicine anil gives them power to and cars, there being a half dozen of best wishes of the many friends he
for an unhealthy town is always avoid­ reportorial staff of the Portland Tele­ delegations can there learn some prac­
cure where ordinary mixtures of com the latter pulled by a cable and kep made while there.
J
tical things on road building, and
gram.
mon drugs fail completely. They hav« busy running to and from the steam
ed by intending settlers.
The
Southern
Pacific
is
making
prep
­
cured stubborn cases of rheumatism, shovel out' over the dam. Rock is re­
Mrs. Barber and her daughter,Miss when they come home can teach the
arations to replace the old wooden tres­
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.
Ethel, after a short stay in Southern rest of us.
Two Unfortunates.
Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, ner­ moved from the race and used for fill­ tle, a mile and a half east of Grate
California, have returned to their old
Creek, with a substantial steel viaduct.
vous headache, the after-effects of the ing the cribs.
Active Operations to be
J. G. Brown of Table Rock precinct, home at Buffalo, Kan.
The main structure, or the dam it­ Two 17-ton steel beams are on tbe
grip, of fevers and of other acute dis­
eases, palpitation of the heart, pule aud self, will be fully completed before the ground now.
who has been acting strangely for
Mrs. Walter Ply male of Independ­
Begun.
sallow complexions and all foruis of winter rains set in, and will be cased in
sometime past, was examined in Jus­ ence is making relatives living in this
There will be another holiday excur­
weakness either in male or female.
Dr. Willinms'Pink Pills for Pale People ample time to be safe from such freshets sion to San Francisco, the preliminar­ tice Plymale’s court Friday by Doc­ section a visit. Her father-in-law,
Toe New York & Western Mines
are sold by all dealers, or will be sent as came down the river last year. Mr. ies for which arealready being arranged tor Robinson, on acbargeof insanity. ‘Squire Ply male, met her at Medford. C >mpany,tlirough its representatives,
Cstpaid on receipt of price, fifty cents a Ament believes he will be able to get
He was declared to be insane and was
Mrs. W. B. Johnston of Ashland, P sier .t Gunnell of Grauts Pass, ¡9
x; six boxes, two dollars aud fifty in the penstock and the gates before under the same management as before. taken to the asylum by Sheriff Rader
wife of tbe railroad conductor, has re­ preparing to do much development
cents, by addressing Dr. Williams Medi­
The railroad fare will be about the
and Cbas. Brown. An old gentleman, turned from Portland, much Improved work at the Oregon Belle mine, situ­
the river rises. The machinery will
cine Company, Schenectady, N. Y
same, 412 for the round trip.
living in Medford, who lias been fail­
not be put in till next spring. A crew
ated in Forest creek district, a few
A wedding will take place in Jack­ ing for sometime, accompanied the ¿n health.
of 50 men is employed constantly in
Judge Neil and his son, F. R.,return­ miles southwest of Jacksonville. The
As the Telegram says, the crusade the construction of the dam and opera­ sonville Oct. 28th. Harry Luy and party to the same institution.
ed Friday from Elk creek, where they, find payment on this property was re­
of John Alexander Dowieis nearing its ting the sawmill for the cutting of Miss Isa Cook, a native-born couple,
together with J. J. Murphy, spent cently made.
who have many friends,will be the con­
end. Before many more days have timbersand lumber.
A Perfect Painless Pill
Mr. Gunnell say? that they expected
This dam will be capable of supply­ tracting parties. We tender advance Istheone that will cleanse the svs- . several days in successfully hunting a steam hoist, compressor and other
passed deluded thousands will begin to
deer. Frauk has since gone to Sacra­
leave the ranks of the greatest swindler ing 10,000 horsepower to begin with, congratulations and best wishes.
■ tern, set tbe liver to action, remove
machinery to arrive soon, and they
Tbe many friends of Rev. E. B. Lock­ the bile, clear the complexion, cure mento, where he resides with his family. would at <mce install the equipment
of modern times. Fortunately for so­ much of which will be used in operat­
ciety minds that can be brought under ing the monster pumps that will supply hart will be pleased to learn that he is ; headache and leave a good taste in
at the property and begin its develop­
the mouth. The famous little pills
PIPE WANTED.
the influerce of the quack and the pre­ the giants in the Dry Diggings placers nicely located at Silverton,Marion Co., for doing such work pleasantly and
ment. Tuey have put a crew of men
tender lack consistency. Once the with water. The Golden Drift Com­ and met with a flattering reception. effectively are DeWitt’s Little Early
Tne undersigned wish to buy be- at work, end will keep them employed
feasting and the fleshly enjoyment is pany owns nearly 1000 acres of placer He is one of the ablest ministers in tbe Risers. Bob Moore of Lafayette, Ind.*, t.eeo 200 and 500 feet of hydraulic through the winter. At the arrival
over the spirit quails, and from sullen­ ground in tbe Dry Diggings that will service of the M. E. Church in Oregon. says: "All other piUsl have used grtix? p.n*. 10 or 11 inch, in good order.
of next spring or summer the proper­
and sicken, while DeWitt’s Lit.He
ness speedily becomes in open opposi­ bo piped off when the dam is completed
H».*’
once
ty will be ready to receive a mill.
„«Imnlv r»e
Hops are moving, though not at Early R.tcre
aixiiAX A. llxr&tl,
and the pumps and giants installed. prices that were hope<* for M- r.r„.
tion.
A 1 mg tunnel lias been started. It
Ashland, Oregon.
will be driven in nearly
feet below
T he Alaskan boundary commission This ground, however, will be sufficient duoers at the beginning of the season.
tiie old workings, and will ¿bus tap
has agreed to grant a>> the American in area to keep a battery of four of five The foreign demand has entirely disap­
contentions except that of the Portland giants busy for 25 or 30 years, says tbe peared, at least for the present. The
the ore body at a much greater depth
Canal, which goes to Canada. The Oregon Observer.
than tbe tunnel and drifts formerly
best price offered for choice hops is 20|
The water will also be used for irri­ cents.
used.
successful termination of arbitration
gation
purposes.
so soon came as a complete surprise to
The ledge of tlie Oregon Belle shows
Conductor Agler came from Port­
all interested in the case, except per­
io splendid form, and the mine gives
land
to
take
Conductor
Tynan's
run
Dieting Invites Disease.
promise of bee 111 mg a prominent pro­
haps the commissioners themselves.
out of Ashland. The latter has taken
ducer under the efficient management
The old surety, through its penetrating
No hitch occurred during the entire
To cure dyspepsia or indigestion it the run of Conductor E. H. Bristow on
of the New York & Western Mines
power, promptly cures
deliberations, and as these progressed is no longer necessary to live on milk Nos. 11 and 12 and Bristow has taken
Company.
toast. Starvation produces such
the confidence of the American com­ and
weakuess that the whole system be­ the place vacated by former conductor
missioners that a decision substantially comes an easy prey to disease. Kodol Hansbrough.
A Sorrowful Journey.
upholding the American claims would Dyspepsia Cure enables tbe stomach
C.
H.
Tony,
who
bought
J.
J.
Brc-
be given increased; but it was admitted and digestive organs to digest and as­
Price, 25c. and 50c.
On Sunday morning's train Mr.
all of tbe wholesome food phy’s ranch, located on upper Rogue
from tbe start it would be necessary to similate
that one cares to eat, and is a never- river, arrived from Dunsmuir, Calif.,
Smith and his wife left for Leaton,
agree to a compromise on the Port­ falling cure for indigestioo, dyspepsia
Mich., accompanying tbe remaids of
land.
and all stomach troubles. Kodol di­ Saturday, and with his family has since
the
farmer's brother, whom be bad
gone
to
their
new
home.
We
are
sor
­
gests what you eat—makes tbestom-
shot while bunting for deer. The ac­
ach sweet. Sold by all druggists.
ry to learn that a son of Mr. and Mrs.
cident occurrei in the Umpqua moun­
Tony recently lost his life by falling un­
tains about three weeks ago, tbe
Support Your Home Mer­ der a moving train.
wounded man lingering a numlier of
G. T. Jones, county surveyor, re­
chants.
days
al hough the bu.let pierced a
turned Monday from Trail creek pre­
Are impure matters which the skin,
lung.
Not a month passes that dees not cinct, where, with Frank Brown and
liver, kidneys and other organs can
J. II. Butler embalmed the remains
S. B. Holmes of Eagle Point, he viewed
not take care of without help, there is bring some grafter into the county. the proposed change in the road near
and they were shipped from the new
These parasites come under various
undertaking pa no re of the Medford
such an accumulation of them.
guises. One of them is selling grocer­ tbe Elk Creek Hatchery. If established
Furniture Co.
They litter the whole system.
by
the
county
court,
as
it
doubtless
will
ies at a greatly reduced price. Be­
Mr. Smith was 22 years of age and
Pimples, boils, eczema and other ware. His stuff is “doctored,” and if be, this will obviate the climbing of
a
promising young man. Together
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired examined by tbe food commissioner, quite a hill of rocks and rough ground.
Good Buildings; New Gymnasium, with modern appli­
with
his brother he came from Mich­
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges­ as at Lt Grande, last week, will be
ance; fine Library; well equipped Chemical and Physical
The jury in tbe case of R. L. Jones
igan not long ago for the purpose of
tion, dull headaches and many other found to contain at least 50 per cent vs. the Southern Pacific Railroad Com­
Laboratory; one New School Building, with new furnish­
settling iu th ? timber belt of South­
troubles are due to them.
adulteration. Another is a traveling pany for 115,000 damages for alleged
ings throughout; old buildings repaired; fine Water Supply
ern Oregon.
tailor, who will take half down on a injuries sustained in a wreck near Myr­
added; Surroundings Healthful; Social Atmosphere of the
suit and will send you a misfit, shoddy tle creek, January 9, 1902, after a de­
School Good and Stimulating to Best Effort on the Part of
An Immense Gold Discovery.
suit, which you would bi asua mid to liberation of eight hours, returned a
the
Student;
Living
Expenses
Nominal;
Departments
in
wear. Aootber sells you a “cheap” verdict Thursday for the defendant.
A great gold disiovery is reported
Charge of Specialists; Special Opportunities lor Study of
Remove all humors, overcome all buggy or set of harness; and they are The plaintiff will appeal to the Su­
as having been made on Owl creek, a
Vocal
and
Instrumental
Music
Afforded.
their effects, strengthen, tone and "cheap,” sure enough. Another en­ preme Court.
few miles from Hamilton, Mont. A
Send
for
Catalogue
to
larges pictures and puts your picture
The
special
homeseekers
’
rate
to
Ore
­
stampede
for the dis rict Is now on.
invigorate the whole system.
in a #6 frame, which don’t cost six gon and the Northwest, that has been I 1
The
discovery
was made by W. Cross,
“I had salt rheum on my hands so that I bits. All this class of riff-raff and
B.
F.
MULKEY,
President
in
effect
over
the
lines
from
the
cen
­
representing
a
New York syndicate,
could not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla clap-trap of the mercantile world you
tral and eastern sections of the country
and he located 28 claims for his com­
and it drove out the humor. I continued should refuse to patronize.
Your will expire on November 29. After that
pany Nf re tiie find bicame known to
its use till the sores disappeared.” Mas.
home
merchants
are
paying
taxes,
date regular rates will be restored on
laa O. B bowk , Rumford Falls, Me.
the public. The ledge is reported 12
building homes and helping support all lines until such time next year as
feet wide,and assays from 4800 toll,000
Hood’s Sarsaparilla promises to
your city and county Institutions, and tbe roads see fit to re-establish the
ours and keeps the promise.
per ton. It is said there is enough
they can not afford to beat you.They ex­ tourist rates. The restoration of the
ore
and placers in sight to keep a fifty­
Training Scho >1 for Teachers. Courses
pect your continued trade and treat standard fares will probably bo attend­
stamp mill running for ten years
arranged
especially
fur
training
teachers
P rfsident H arriman of the S. P. you in a manner that will bind you to
for all branches of H e profession. Most with ut doing underground mining.
R. R. Co. has been expending many them by the fairness of your de ling ed by a decided falling-off In the tour­
appr.<v«d
nuthods f >r grade! and un- Tbei ire Rood roads to the diggings,
millions of dollars in the Improvement and the excellence of their goods ist travel.
gradtd work taught in actual district through the Bitter Root valley, and
A carload of gypsies, on Saturday
scho 1. Tiie demand for graduates of automat ilea can now be run to with­
of that railway system. Figures from Help home institutions to grow.
this school as teachers far exceeds the in eight miles of the new discovery.
afternoon
’
s
northbound
train,
attract
­
latest reports show that 186,603,9118 Don't buy from the fakirs who travel
supply. The Training Department, which
much
attention
at
the
depot.
In
ed
have gone into improvements of the through the country and never returc
consists of a nine-grade public school of
Another Record Broken.
addition to a dozen or more adults the
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific after tbe first visit.
abru' 250 pupils, is well equipped in all its
car was literally swarming with their
branches,im ludingSloyd Music,Drawing
lines within the past three years. The
and Physical Training. The Normal
youthful progeny, and it was evident
At Wichita, Kansas, Oct. 19th,
Salt Lake cut-off will save consider
Course
the best and quickest way to State Uresceus broke the trotting record,
A
Splendid
Session.
'A'
that there is no race suicide among the
able time for continental travelers.
Cert ificate. Fall term epensSeptember22.
uyy*
1 ft jìl
fortune tellers. The same tribe have
beat ing the t ime held by Lou Dillon
Enough freight cars have been built
For catalogue or inforinati) n, : ddress
to make a train 128 miles long Sever­ Tbe annual meeting of tbe grand been through the valley before, but al­ or J. B. B utler , Secretary.
D. RESSLER, President.. and Capt. Delmar (2 minutes) by a
quarter of a second, making a mile in
al new locomotives have also been pur­ lodge of tbe Knights of Pythias, held ways riding behind some dejected look­
1:591. He well deserves the name of
chased and more are being constructed at Portland last week, was the best- ingequines. This time they had evid­
attended and one of the most success­ ently mended their own fortunes while
champion trotting stallion.
for mountaion climbing.
ful in its history. Tbe report of tbe incidentally telling those of others,
Fancy Mixtd Drinks,
keeper of records and seal showed a for they have adopted the steam horse
SACKS FOR SALE
whether made at the bar, or in the home, are rendered
gain iu membership during the past as a means of locomotion, says tbe Tid­
most pleasing and popular by the use of
Five thousand burlap sacks, in good
year of several hundred, with the ings.
vidi-r, f r sale cheap. Also tiie larg­
finances in excellent shape.
The Southern Pacific has been tak­
est s,<’ck of second-hand goods in
The newly-elected officers aie: ing off local trains In Northern Califor­
Southern Oregon. Bargains in eve y
whisky. In punches, jutips, egg-noggs, whisky sour,
Grand chancellor, Eml) Waldman, nia and Southern Oregon, alsodlspens
line.
I ke D avis ,
high-balls, and all fancy mixed drinks, requiring good
Sixth street, Grants Pa>s.
Portland; vice-ehatcellor, L. M. Curl, ing with double sections, when pos­
wnisky, the N obi . b brands should be used. In calling
for a mixed drink, always say, "Make it with N oble
Albany; keeper of records and se 11. sible. There is a great demand for en­
whisky.” On call, or in pints and quarts,
CAS^OniA.
L. R. Stinson, Salem, re-elected; mas­ gines in hauling freight, which pays
At »11 BARS, DRUGGISTS »nd DEALERS.
fours the
1w Kind Yoe Ha ; ? Always Bougfc
ter of exchequer, E. M. Sargent, Port­ better lhan the extra local trains. Be­
Signature
W. J. VAN SOW YVES A CO., loc.. DlitrikoUrs. POPTUNO.SRE.
land, re-elected; prelate, M.F. Davi-, sides, with all the rolling stock,
Copper-riveted
Union; master at arms, J >hri M. Wall, the freight service is inadqeuate under
j Hillsboro; Inner guard, G. U. Mosher, present conditions. There will prob­
Portland; outer guard, D. M. B-yn- ably bo only the two through trains
ton, l aker Ci’y; supreme repns nta- from Sacramento to Portland and uno
the most dependable
1
i*tive, Judge W. L. B ad?bav, The local from Sacramento to Red Bluff via
garments tn the world
I Dalles. W. M. Cake is the other grand Marysville. N ine local trains are to be
tor working men
rrpre-t nt alive and holds over for two taken off, and all tbo train agents will
mure yens. J. W. Maloney of Pendle­ be dispensed with, allowing the con­ 1 Seven MMon boxes soM in post 13 months.
This Signature,
POX. 25C« j
ton and R. L. Neill of Sumpter were ductors to collect the tickets and tare
elected grand trustees.
as formerly.
A Small Delinquent List
BRIEF MENTION.
•
St. Jacobs Oil
Rheumatism
All Humors
Southern Oregon
State Normal
Ashland,
School,
Ore.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
State Normal School, Monmouth
CYRUS NOBLE K
Levi Strauss
cCos
Overalls
i
To Cure a Cold in One Day
I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
$
“J
LOCAL NOTES.
W. C. Deneff was a Medford visitor
Wednesday.
C. C. Buck of Applegate was a re­
cent visitor.
T. J. Kelsoe and his family have be­
come residents of Central Point.
J. M. Cantrall of Sterlingville pre­
cinct was among us Wednesday.
Frank Cameron of Uniontown was in
town this week with a load of fruit.
Fred Sturgis and Mr. Smith of For­
est Creek were among us Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Nickell, who has been
visiting at Salem, returned home Sat­
urday.
Hon. E. B. Dufur, the attorney, is
making the county-seat a professional
visit.
Oliver and Sherman Powell of Ash­
land have returned from a visit in Linn
county.
T. C. Dugan of Eagle Point precinct,
a successful farmer, was in our town
Monday.
W. R. Stansell went north a few
evenings since. His wife accompanied
him to Medford.
Miss Ethel Fleury, who has been
visiting at Woodville and in its vicinity,
returned Monday.
Mrs. T. H. Tongue of Hillsboro and
her daughter, Bertha, are guests of
Mrs. A. E. Reames.
The salary of Marshal Kenney has
been increased to 450 a month, which
increase he deserves.
Regular servioes will be held at Jack­
sonville and Central Point every Sun­
day, by Rev. S. Snyder, the pastor.
J. F. Ramsey, a successful farmer,
who lives near Central Point, was in
Medford Wednesday, accompanied by
J. S. Rogers.
There will be do services at the
Catholic church Sunday, as Rev. J. D.
Murphy will be at Ashland on that
day.
P. J. Sullivan and A. Jeldnese, two
expert miners operating near the state
line, came down from Watkins a short
time ago.
A. W. Sturgis is having a neat resi­
dence built on one of his place« in For­
est creek district. S. R. Coffman is in
charge of the work.
Thos. Deiscb arrived from Alta,
Iowa, Wednesday, and will spend the
winter here. He is a son of N. Deiach
and a nephew of F. Mengoz.
Frank Mengoz returned from his
trip to Portland a few days since, ac­
companied by Nir. Blazier, who takes
considerable Interest in mine«.
Prof. A. P. Armstrong, principal of
the Portland Business College and own­
er of Laurclash Farm, spent a few days
in this section the forepart of the week.
Sheriff Lewis of Josephine county
ha9 returned from Salem, whither he
took four criminals who had been sen­
tenced to serve terms in tbe state peni­
tentiary.
J. F. Turck, Paul Edwards, Hugh
McKenzie and J. D. Wakeman, rail­
road bridge carpenters, have been in
the central valley, making necessary
repairs, lately.
Judge Hanna has closed circuit court
for Josephine county, for the present,
in order to hold an adjourned term for
this county. There has been a great
deal of business in both courts.
District Attorney .Reames returned
Wednesday from Salem, where be ap­
peared in the case of Lake County vs.
the bondsmen of A. J. Neilon, ex­
sheriff, appealed to the Supreme Court.
Gus Schultz, who is the eldest son of
the late Venit Schultz and a native son
of Jacksonville, has returned. He will
assist his brother-in-law, who lately
bought a farm situated on Applegate
of R. Benedict.
The dancing party given at Orth’«
Hall Friday night was well attended
and enjoyed by all. Signor Boffa’s
orchestra furnished tbe music, which
was up to its usual excellent standard.
A. W. Sturgis, the well-known miner,
has returned from his trip to Portland,
where he invested in apparatus with
which to enlarge operations at his ex­
tensive placer mines in Forest Creek
district.
M. O. Warner, the expert piano tun­
er, who never fails to please, will call
on his numerous customers in a short
time. He has not retired from the
business, as is reported by interested
parties, but will make his usual visits.
Dr. J. H. Messner, the well-known
veterinary surgeon, a few days since
removed a huge tumor from the par-
toid gland of a valuable horse belonging
to Mr. Cochran, who lives near Central
Point. The operation was entirely suc­
cessful.
L. A. Heberlie, the champion heavy­
weight of Grants Pass, went to Ash­
land the forepart of the week, on a
visit with relatives. His family had
preceded him. Lou is having one of
the handsomest residences in Southern
Oregon built.
The Royal Month and the Royal
Disease.
Sudden changes of the weather are
especially trying, and probably to none
more so than to the scrofulous and
consumptive. The progress of scrofula
during a normal October is commonly
great. We never think of scrofula—
its bunches, cutaneous eruptions and
wasting of the bodily substance—with­
out thinking of the great good many
sufferers from it have derived from
Hood's Sarsaparilla, whose radical and
permanent cures of this one disease are
enough to make it the most famous
medicine in the world. There is prob­
ably not a city or town where Hood’s
Sarsaparilla has not proved its merit
in more homes than one, in arresting
and completely eradicating scrofula,
which is almost as serious and as much
to be feared as its near relative—con­
sumption.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure. '
TRUE IS ND SUBSTITUTE
They Found a Rich Pocket*
George Ficke and Dick Traverse,
two well-known prospectors, a few
days ago had their labors rewarded
by the discovery of a pocket that
yielded nearly 41500. They were op­
erating on a hillside a few miles
southwest of Jacksonville, to which
point they had traced tbe lead from
Jackson creek, and three feet under
ground, in a porphyry dyke, cluster­
ed together, they found quite a num­
ber of little nuggets, which yielded
gold In the sum above mentioned.
The lucky miners are of tbe opinion
that they will find more close by.
A Pusillanimous Statute.
The last legislature passed a law
which should consign its author to
the imbecile ward of an insane asylum.
We refer to that which makes it a mis­
demeanor to steal a ride on a railroad
train.
It was invoked in Southern Oregon
for the first time when Justice Berry
Ashland sent two tramps calling them­
selves F. Summers and J. Dooly to the
county jail for fifteen days for having
committed the awful crime of riding in­
to that town on the brake-beam of a
passenger train. Constable Long took
them to Jacksonville Wednesday.
An Old Offender
It seems as if Walter Wyland, who
is now confined in the Jackson county
jail, has a record. He admits having
served a term in the penitentiary, “for
breach of promise.’’ It is said that
Wyland is wanted in Idaho, where he
escaped from a jail while being held on
a charge of grand larceny. A number
of other crimes are charged against
him, but whether be is guilty of them
has never been determined. It may be
that Wyland will never bi tried in "this
county, but returned to Idaho for tbe
crime previously committed.
Catarrh and Hay Fever
Liquid Cream Balm is becoming
quite as popular in many localities as
Ely’s Cream Balm solid. Il is prepar­
ed for use in atomizers, and is highly
prized by those who have been ac­
customed to call upon physicians for
such a treatment. Many physicians
are using and prescribing it. All tbe
medicinal properties of the celebrated
Cream Balm are contained in the Liq­
uid form, which is 75 cts. including a
spraying tube. All druggists, or by
mail. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St.",
New York.
E dward is evidently taking himself
as King seriously. He is slowly but
surely “putting tbe party system of
government to bed.” Edward would
have the responsibility of the conduct
of public affairs which, since the down­
fall of the House of Stuart, 217 years
ago, has been reposed in party, placed
in the King. He would not stand pas­
sively by to sanction as a mere formali­
ty the ministry which a party leader
may name; he would himself control
the nominations. This he is doing. He
is directing Primo Minister Balfour
openly, actively, effectively.
Mrs. E. J Rubli and Mias Rose Bren­
tano spent Wednesday in Medford.
BONE FOOD
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
rickets if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list
Scott’s Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses every’day
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Right food will cure it
In thousands of cases Scott’s
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists.
<O®-415 Pearl Street.
New York.
Soc. and Ai.00; all druggist*,
,
Treasurer’s Eleventh Call.
Office of the County Treasurer of 1
Jackson County, Oregon, Jack-!-
sonville, Oct. 16, 1903.
’
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury for
the redemption of all outstanding
county warrants protested from June
CA.8TOTIIA.
6, 1901, to July 3, 1901, both dates
3ean th«
Kind
Ha« Always 8oir> Inclusive. Interest on same will cease
after the above date.
Kgaatu*
D. H. M iller , Cuuuty Treasurer.