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Oxe^oii dimes VOL. XXXIII. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1903 L. Loeach of Applegate, the well- PERSONAL MENTION. LOCAL NOTES. known hopraiser, did business at Grants Pass a few days ago. In the fingers, toes, arms, and other Miss Lol Nichols of Eagle Point pre Prof, and Mrs. S. P. Robbins visited Some rain has fallen since our last is parts of the body, are joints that are The December term of the cUvuit cinct is making Medford a 7i*it. in Phoenix Sunday. sue and more is promised. This is not inflamed and swollen by rheumatism— court for Jackson county is in session John H. Miller, B. H. Harris and T. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wendt made Med pleasing to the farmers. that acid condition of the blood which ford a visit a few days since. A List of Cases Which Will Mr. anil Mrs. M. Hurst have return in Jacksonville. It premises to be a C. Norris were in Medford Monday. affects the muscles also. protracted one, as there are quite a County Surveyor Jones was in Jack John A. Houston was in Medford be Called for Trial. Sufferers dread to move, especially ed from their mountain home anil will number of jury cases. sonville Monday, on official business. Wednesday on land business. after sitting or lying long, and their spend the winter in Medford. A grand jury was empaneled, con condition is commonly worse in wet S. S. Pentz and M. C. Hoge have Mrs. J. F. Crump of Applegate made Will Boler and N. Warner, two of sisting of J. Nunan foreman, H. H. CRIMINAL. weather. been at Jacksonville on legal business. our town a visit a few days ago. Josephine county's good citizens, were Paylor, R. H. Halley, J. G. Hodges, State of Oregon vs George E Bloom “It has been a long time since we have Fred Hamlin and Z. J. Gervais of Cli in our town one day last week. A. B. Saltmarsh, P. Hull, 11. L. Greg P. F Swayne, one of Applegate’s been without Hood's Sarsaparilla. My er; larceny. max were in Medford Tuesday morn father thinks he could not do without it. ory. A. Thompson is bailiff. It l as land barons, was a visitor Monday. V. A. Dunlap of Talent, whose store State of Oregon vs Jonas Justus and He has been troubled with rheumatism ing. already found several true bills. was burglarized by E. Graham, was a W. R. Stansell and A. Schmidling since he was a boy, and Hood's Sarsapa T M Howard; lirceny. rilla is the only medicine he can take that Hon. Miles Cantrail of Applegate ( were in Medford one day this week. Chas. Schultz again fills the p'.*i- witness before the grand jury Monday. vs John Doe. State of Oregon will enable him to take his place in the State of Oregon vs John Doe. Chas. Biesel and Mr. Laue of Spo tion of court bailiff, in wliicli capacity tarried a few hours In our town Tues field.” Miss A da D oty , Sidney, Iowa. Chas. H. Basye, the expert black day. State of Oregon vs Mlchæl M Reed; kane, well-known operators in mines,are he has served so long. smith, was a Medford visitor Tuesday. The grand jury has found a true Holbrook Withington, the attorney in this section again, looking after cer larceny. J. W. Opp left Wednesday evening bill against. E. Graham, who burglar is at Jacksonville on professional busi and Pills State of Oregon vs Bert Ball. tain copper propositions. for Portland, where his family is at ized Sergent & Dunlap’s store at Tal ness. Remove the cause of rheumatism—no State of Oregon vs John Smith. present. W. A. Holt, a son of Hon. 8. H. ent. His address is not known -4» outward application can. Take them. State of Oregon vs John Doe. T. J, O'Harra of Tolo, the success Holt, is spending his vacation at Ash J. M. Dews and R. Phillips of Wit State of Oregon vs George W Tref- land. He is emploj’ed at the U. S.navy present. ful farmer was one of our visitors kins »precinct were among 4m r recebt A business man of Jacksonville wa, T he refusal of the dean of West ren;forgery. Tuesday. yard at Bremerton, Wash. visitors. before the grand jury Monday, chargitt minster Abbey Io allow the ashes of State of Oregon vs Roy Hurlbort; Sheriff Rader is kept busy nowadays, The December term of circuit court with selling small mirrors embellished Thos. Rock and J. J. Knutzen of Herbert Spencer, the great philosopher, larceny. is being held at Jacksonville. There with obscene pictures. We learn circuit court being in session, with jury Thompson Creek were in our city to rest there, is another illustration of State of Oregon vs W J and A E will be quite a number of jury trials, trials galore. -Monday. that he ha* been indicted. “the ass kicking a dead lion.” The Boosey; trespass. more than usual, which will prolong Geo Coulter, the painter, who has Roy Hulbert, who was charged with John Broad, the successful miner, world thinks none the loss of the dead State of Oregon vs Edwin Graham; the session. being a member of the Lyons gang of been at Jacksonville for sometime past, has engaged in the saloon business at because of this episode. burglary. Theodore Luebcke, who was sent to horse thieves, had his trial Monday. is in Medford again. Vallejo, Calif. ACTIONS AT LAW. the penitentiary for life in 1896, for Mrs. J. C Whippof Ashland and her Several witnesses from Eugene, among K aiser W ilhelm of Germany R. O. Gilliland, R. J. Orme and D.D. B B Lee vs W H May. murder, is being sued for a divorce by whom were Con-table Smith, Mar daughter, Gertrude, have been visiting Selby were among those who were in seems to have fully recovered from the J W Prall vs F W Wait. his wife. The parties lived in Jackson shal Stiles, Mr. Brackett an! A. N in Jacksonville. operation which is said have to been • C M Fouts vs Z A Moody. Jacksonville recently. county a number of years ago. Striker, testified; also Mr. Culver Fred Barneburg left for San Luis performed for cancer of the throat. It Honeyman, DeHart&Co vs Mitchell, Mrs. Annie Darling of Gold Hill has Mrs. J. A. Whiteside of Point Rich and Mr. Talnndge of Dunsmu’r, Obispo, Cal., Monday, where he will been visiting in Jacksonville, the guest is very often the case that the sickness Denton & Co. mond, Cal , who has been visiting rel Calif., were examined. The jury was spend the winter. of the heads of nations Is exaggerated, Lane & Connelly vs T M Reed. of Mrs. O. Crawford. atives living in Jacksonville, left tor not long in acquitting the defendant. and this is perhaps another instance of Warren J Howard vs F M Lloyd. W. F Boa, late of Klamathon, Cal., Will. Nusbaum and L. Hessler of home Saturday. Her husband is in the It appears that Hulberf associated has entered the employ of I. F. Will it. The Emperor of Germany is the Nancy Carter vs M S Wakeman. Lake Creek district were among our greatest of European rulers, and has employ of the Santa Fe R. R. Co. aud witli tlie gang (whoso leader was E. lams of Central Point. Jas Helms vs S P Co. visitors Tuesday. no superior in the world; hence his loss E. Lyon*,afterward hanged at Eugene s a master mechanic. Allen & Lewis vs T C Gaines. D. H. Miller, J. E. Enyart, M. Pur- would bell-reparable. R. A. Cook of Foots creek made a for the murder of Sheriff Withers of Jos. Micelli of Roseburg, grand Fish Lake Water Co vs Kate Walch din, J. H. Stewart aDd J. A. Smith pilgrimage to Jacksonville the fore in Lane county, who s'.ole horses master of the I. O. O. F., has been were in Jacksonville Tuesday. T he National Republican convention et al. part of the week-. making the lodges at Medford, Jack Jackson county and sold them io J C Metcalfe vs Conservative Life will be held in Chicago, beginning at M. O. Warner and J. J. Winning Northern California. However, it Our town presents an unusually ani sonville, Ashland, Granta Pass and noon, on June 21st next. Pittsburg Ins Co. ham came in from the Missouri Mining mated appearance, owing to circuit could not be proved that be received Gold Hill an official visit. He ia well D H Miller vs J E Enyart. and St. Louis were rivals of Chicago for Co.’s mines Tuesday evening. Í court being in session. Mitchell, Lewis, Staver Co vs S pleased with the progress the order any benefit from the larceny of the the convention. Each city was well Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Crawford of Gold stock or was directly connected with has made in Southern Oregon. S. C. Minnick of Central Point and L. represented in oratory before the com Geary. Hill have been visiting their son, Dep Cardwell of Gold Hill were among the crime, hence bis acquittal. D L Young vs W H Simmons. The case of Danielson Bros vs. Rob mittee, and each had offers to make. W J. B >osey, who lives a few miles uty Sheriff Crawford, and his family. those in Medford Tuesday. Susan Crain and May Cox vs Jack- erta & O’Nell, appealed from thia coun Pittaburg offered $100.000, Chicago $75, south of Jacks« nville,lias been indict Miss Bernice Cameron is one of the 000 and a hall, and St. Louis $40,000 son County. ty, was heard in the Supreme Court The official visit of Grand Master ed for trespassing on the land of Mr. alesladios at Nye's Racket Store, Micelli brought quite a number of Odd and a hall. The vote stood 43 for Chi Chas Nickell vs John Louden. Dec. 15th. W. E. Phipps and John A. Clark, a neighbor. cago, 7 for Pittsburg and 1 for St. which is doing a more extensive busi Fellows to Jacksonville Monday night. George R. Riggs vs Southern Ore Jeffrey represented the appellants and Louis. ness than ever. gon Oil Co. W. I. Vawter and Judge Nell the re Rev. F. G. Strange will hold ser You Know What You Are Taldntf J H Haun vs A King. spondents. Ralph Woodford has returned from T he coal companies wbo agreed last vices at the Presbyterian church in When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toole Fish Lake Water Co vs Neil Walch because the formula Is plainly printed on every Portland. He passed a creditable ex Jacksonville Sunday morning and even winter to arbitrate the strike, now re Mrs. C. W. Lowe of Eugene recently bottle.showing that It ts simply Iron and Qui fuse to obey the findings of the board et al. gave a handsome reception at her resi nine in a tasteless form No Cure. No Pay. Sue amination and is now a full fledged, li ing. M Calhoun vs Jas McDonald. censed pharmacist. because they cannot be enforced in dence, in honor of Miss Ruth Flynn of Rev. J. D. Murphy will hold services T J Downing and M McDonough vss Albany. Over one hundred young I court. If the miners had refused, Dr. Geo. Kahler arrived from Taco at Ashland Sunday, consequently there CENTRAL POINT NOTES. they would have been anarchists. Tne W T Kame. ladioa were received during the after ma a few days since, to attend his will be none at Jacksonville or Med N B Nye va [Jill NyeGold Mining Co. noon. The house was beautifully adorn time will come when laws will be brother, C. W. Kahler, the attorney, ford on that day. Fish Lake Water Co vs W H Brad ed with cut flowers and mistletoe. Dr. J. H. Pleasants made Antelope whose condition Is precarious. pasood that will control these coal bar Eugene R. Armstrong has gone to ons, and if they continue to disregard shaw. professional visit last week. E H. Harriman, the railroad king, H. D. Norton of Grants Pass and J. Portland, having been notified that he the welfare of every one else they are Jas Helms vs Geo L Helms. H. T. Severance, an old pioneer, is L. Hammersley of Gold Hill, well- and president of the Southern Pacific, liable to find that they will not be had been placed on the list of mail car E T Staples vs Ashland Mfg Co. handled with gloves either. who passed through the valley last lying dangerously ill at home. known attorneys, have been in Jack riers for that city. His salary will be J E Olson vs N B Bradbury. week in a special train, accompanied by Miss Jennie Gaines left for Ash sonville this week, on legal business. $1000 a year. Jos Scott va J E Enyart. Julius Kruttschnitt, his manager, Peter land Sunday, to attend the Normal. T he tax law introduced by Repre Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cook and two of Francis Voyle vs Keystone of Ore- Gerry and others, was detained at Dr. W. F. Cameron is breaking a sentative Phelps of Morrow, which is Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, wbo bought handsome eolt, of the Altamout stock, their sons, L. C. Basye, Mr. Vincent gon M and M Co. Portland sometime by Gerry a eerioua the cause of the special session called the E. Coker house, have taken posses and will have a speedy roadster in the and other residents of Missouri Flat J A Harvey vs S P Co. illness. by Gov. Chamberlain, should be re sion. SUITS IN EQUITY. near future. He will be passed by none tarried in Jacksonville Monday night- Thomas Reid and M. Armstrong pealed. The law it is intended to sup • — •-* Miss Cora Stone of Talent visited then. A A Davis vs P H Oviatfc. An operetta and Christmas tree will have gone to Galice creek district, her sister; Mrs. A. J Hanby, last plant is good enough. Under it every T M Griffith vs Zella Griffith. where they invested in a considerable be given at St. Mary s Academy, in dollar of the state tax levy of 1903 has week. Stella White va David White. A Wonderful Old Man Dies. cod vent hall, Tuesday evening next. are* of plaaer mines, having purchased been paid into the State Treasury, and Alfred Lewia et al va J H Beeman. Mrs. M. Rippey of Pendleton Is pay All are invited to attend this entertain the new year will be commenced with the interests of several parties. Judg Melvina Conklin V8 T. D Conklin. ing relatives living in this city a ing from the handsome specimens of every county square with the state in At Salinas, Calif., Dec. 11th, follow ment, admission to which will be free. Sadie O'Neil va John O'Neil. coarse gold they exhibit they have Visit. this regard. The total amount of the ing a sudden collapse, Jesse D. Carr, John W. Jacobs and Chris Keegan E Edwards va J J O'Neil. Ol »f Ois*on, one of the train dis the wtll-known California pioneer, state tax is $760,000, of which sum $25,- bought something good. intend opening a marble and stone cut Herbert E Darling va Anna M Dar 000 was apportioned separately as an Mrs. Addie B. Colvig, chief officer of patchers at Ashland, visited relatives politician and millionaire landowner, ting establishment at Ashland in the Ing. w here Sunday. Agricultural College fund. The state died; aged 89 years. He possessed near future. Both are excellent me Elizabeth J Gardner vs H J Gardner. the Degree of Honor in Oregon, assist tax is payable in two Installments. Mrs. McCarvel of Woodville pre ed by Mrs. T. Cameron, one night last much land in Klamath and Lake chanics and have had considerable ex Violet Holt vs W H Holt. Thirty days’ additional time may be week organized a lodge at Eagle Point, cinct, who has been visiting her counties, Oregon, and bad consider periencein that line. John H Crump et ai vs Firman taken without incurring an interest which already has a flourishing branch daughter, Mrs. Geo. B. R jss , returned able trouble with the Government on penalty under the present tax collec Crump. R. W. Wakeman, John and Ubas. of the A. O. U. W. Much Interest was home last week. account of fencing public territory. Owens. Josh Neathammer, W. K. Ingle- tion system. The counties have been Allen Davis et al vs H L Chamber- manifested and a lodge with a good- able to collect taxes promptly and have lain et at Mr. Carr at one time owned over due, S. Beers, J. D. Wakeman and T. M. Junes, state deputy for the had funds with which to pay the state sized membership formed. 100,000 acres of land in Oregon and others are in Jacksonville, in the role Knights and Ladies of Security, who Elma W Bultman vs Henry Bult- taxes when due. Why change itf California, but wa- dispossessd of of witnesses in the water case of Nancy Grants Pass had an election late has been visiting the councils in man. much of It. He was born in Tenne- Carter vs. M. 8. Wakeman. ly, which resulted in the choice of the P< rtland, returned Tuesday. Weeton F Shields vs Susan Shields. THK Oregonian says the Oregon Sen following ticket: Mayor, H. L. Gilkey; At the regular meeting of W. H. see, Juue 10,1814. and was a sutler iu Emma Hughes vs Henry Hughes. ators are likely to be called upon to re Jacksonville Lodge No. 10,1. O. O.F., treasurer, Colonel W. Johnson, re Ida E Myer vs E B Myer. Harrison, W. R. C., the following the Mexican war, rendering great ser held an unusually interesting session commend a new man for receiver of State Land Board vs F J Creed et at elected for the ninth time* Council ¡officers were ekeied f »r the ensuing vice to Gen. Zicharv Taylor. He Monday evening, being the occasion of the Roseburg Land Office in place of men—first ward, W’. M. Hair; second, year: Pre*., Mrs. Emma Pleasants; came to California in 1849, and later C Neil vs Jefferson Neil. James H.Booth, whose reappointment, an official visit from Grand Master T. W. Williams; third, Will C. Smith; 1 Sr. Vice Pres., Mrs. Mane Purkey- was coll« ctor of the port at San Fran Sarah Prall vs Chas A Prall. Micelli. The attendance of members as well as that of Register Bridges, fourth,James Trimble. Over C 500 vote* pile: Jr Vice Pres., Mrs. M. E. Rogers; cisco. John Watters vs John H Blalock. was large. A banquet was one of the they requested some time ago. A He engaged in farming, stockrais were cast. It is said that the law and Ctiapltiu, Mrs. Kale Gibson; Treas.. W S Nelson vs C F Leavenworth. principal features. careful and thorough investigation has Chas A Pruett vs Mary Hanley, 2 order element was victorious, and that ^rs. Melissa Elliott; Cun., Lizzie ing, mail contracting and banking. been made Into the records ot both A number of fine pictures of W. R. gambling houses and lewed women B al: Guard, Mrs. Kate Jeffers; Sec., He commenced the mail service in men. No objection is raised to Bridges, cases. Hearst has been received lately by Antone Richard vs Theo Richard must go. Saloon license may also be Mrs. M. E. Fries; Pat. In*., 1 Mrs. A. 1866, and carried the first mail that but Booth is shown to be a prominent Wm. J Wimer, president of the raised to $1000 a year. J. llanby; Asst. Con., Mrs. Madge wa9 ever carried between Virginia officer in the Booth-Kelly Lumber and C ENininger. Hearst Club at Waldo, Josephine coun Wall; color bearers, Miss Ella Slone, City and Boise City. He carried mail Augusta Evans vs Thos B Evans. Company, and his relations with that ty. This club was organized last between Oroville, Calif.,and Portland, Mrs Caroline Patrick, Mrs. A una One Hundred Dollar* a Bex. company, which has been extensively ' Amanda Meyer vs Henry Meyer. Oregon, for four years, working daily spring and is fn a flourishing condition, Wright, Mrs. Mollie Holmes. operating in timber lands in Southern Is the value H. A. Tisdale, Sum its membership gaining steadily. Oregon and Northern California, leads Be Qalck. merton. S. C., places on DeWitt’s Won't you come to our League something over 500 horse* on that route. His r state is worth over Secretary Hitchcock to be’ieve that Hazel Salve. He says: “I hart It is not generally known that a law Bazaar? Not a moment should be lost when Witch $1,000.000 Booth should not hold a Government l he piles for 20 years. I tried many passed at the last legislature provides and private office simultaneously. • child shows symptoms of creup doctors and medicines, but al) failed, Every one knows who we are. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given for the appointment of the road super Booth has already servod a year and a DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. We have pretty things to show, as soon as 1 he child becomes hoarse, except The Prune Association. visors of the county by the county half beyond his appointed term. It cured me. ” It is a combination of or even after the croupy cough ap the healing properties of Witch Hazel Gifts from friends you used to know. court instead of their election as hereto Christmas presents you cau buy, pears, will prevent, the attack. It fore. Unless the coming special session T he introduction of the study of never fails, and is pleasant and safe with antiseptics and emollient-; re if you doubt it, com1 and try. The annual report of the Wiliam lieves and permanently cures blind, agriculture and horticulture into the to take. For sale by al) Druggists. bleeding, Itching and protrudingpiles, Home-made candie*, crisp and sweet, et e Valley Prune Association shows of legislature repeals the law passed at public schools should be encouraged aores,cuts,bru ses. erzema .salt rheum Sold by girls you often meet. that the association hid in its pool the last regular session the court will and all skin disease*. Sold by all drug Pies, light and brown, everywhere. Students and advocates this year some 3,277.000 pound* of make the appointments. The law may gists. of agricultural education and training Best that ever were in town. Italian prunes and 675,000 pourd*of be repealed, as It is considered by w ill find encouragement in comprehen Then, aprons large and aprons small, Petites,or a total of nearly 4,000,000 many to be unsatisfactory. In case it falls upon the county court to make sive plans now in process of being put Clwklawd’a Saknerced Teath. James M»d-en, in the employ of the You will* find at the G. A. R. Hail, pounds. <• There is hardly a club, even among In practical operation in Minnesota Western Union Telegraph Co., as a Dec. 18th. It says at the opening of the season the appointments many of those now Agriculture is to be introduced exten lint man, received injuries while at the oldest, that does not possess Its al Come one, couie all! prunes were sold on a 2fc basis, bu< holding the office of supervisor will be sively into the rural schools, and a work with the construction gang, most woefully poor members; men who tliis was later rtdixel to 2jc for al1 named to succeed themselves, as they bulletin has already been prepared and north of Grants Pass, Saturday after dropped nmbition and their tailor si Just Like Her. below 30s, and the price at present is seem to give satisfaction. multaneously, wbo try to hide even published for the use of teachers. The noon, from which lie died the same from themselves the whereabouts of An old man would not believe that on a 2ic basis. No dividends have book comprises over two hundred ex day. J. H. McFarland, in charge of a their dismal “chambers,” which is one yet been declared, but it is the inten ercises and experiments, and a copy force of men, was distributing poles room; wito have no want that dot's not he could hear his wife talk at a dis tion to close up accounts on Petite* tance of five miles by telephone. will be furnished to eacn rural teacher along the railroad, on which the begin and end with thdr clubs and His better half was in a country and declare a dividend on December in the state. Timely exercises and Telegraph Company will place a new would fade away and die miserably If The bard ware 9tore of A. L. Harvey, 20. studies are provided for each season of line, and had reached a point midway its doors were closed to them.—Court shop seven miles away, where there in the re The opinion is expressed at Gold Hill, was entered last Thurs was a telephone, and the skeptic was the year, and the topics under consider between Grants Pass and the station Journal. prices will day night, and a number of knives, port that tlie demand and also in a place where there was asimi ation are those of greatest practical north of that place. The method of On Ilia Mind. improve after the first of the year. razors and revolvers stolen therefrom. lar instrument. moment to the farmers of the respec distributing these poles is attended Long—Have you forgotten that $10 On being told nw to operate it At the meeting of stockholders there The circumstances left no doubt that tive localities. Each topic 1 b treated with some danger, as the train which you borrowed of me some time ago. be walked boldly up and shouted, was a unanimity of opini< n in favor it was committed by tramps. under four subdivisions: First, the carries them is under slow motion as Short—Oh, no, I still have it in mind “Hullo, Sarah!” Policeman Eglin of Ashland arrest of the co-operative plan of marketing object sought; second, materials to be the big timbers are thrown off. Ac Long—Well, don't you think this At that instant lightning struck the crop. ed a ntgro answering the description used; third, plan of work; fourth, *ug? cording to i eport the end of a big would be a good time to relieve your tlie telephone and knocked the old telephoned Chief Chase by the Mar gestive facts to the teacher. Field scrambled to his man down. As he wind of it? crops, horticulture, laundering, chem stick bit Madsen and threw him be shal of Gold Hill, but he was dis feet he excitedly cried: Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. tween two cars; but whether the force istry, stock feeding, housekeeping, ‘‘That’s Sarati, every inch.” charged, as co incriminating evidence A ilBKtler. Digests all classes of food, tones dairying, cooking and sewing are thus of the blow or being thrown under “ Do you think Skinner can make a against him could be found. aud strengthens the stomach and di systematically treated by educational the cars caused the injuries is not lving out there?” gestive organ*. Cures Dyspepsia, In Two men were arrested Monday at GRA ND CHRISTMAS RAFFLE. experts. stated. Everything possible was dun ■ "Make a living! Why. he'd make n digestion, Stomach Troubles, and the Dunn ranch, situated a few miles makes rich red blond, health and for him, but death followed shortly. •.ivlng on a rock In tlie middle of the A raffle for $100 in U. S. gold coin strength, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure re- southeast of Ashland, while trying to the on x ’ eau if there was another man Deceased was a native of Denmark. will take place at the Banquet Saloon builds wornout tissues, purities, sell a knife with A. L. Harvey’s name in Jacksonville on Thursday night, strengthen* and sweetens tlie stem- inscribed on it. We have not learned The remains were taken to Portland cock.” for interment, says the Tidings. Dec. 24, 1903. The person throwing acli. ___ Gov. ______ G. __ A. Atkinson of W. Va. t be result of tbe'r examination. A Possible Exception. the highest number with dice will say»: .. . ‘>1 have used a number of bot Wife—Isn’t it a-fact, dear, that hand get $75, and the lowest throw takes — Cure and have ‘ of Kodol Dyspepsia . . . His Politics the Wrong Brand some men are proverbially disagree the remaining $25. Chances will t tles cz ^ stohia . found It to te a very effective and, in Cut full ____________ range from one cent to $1. A tine deed, a powerin’ remedy f r stomach ¿¡can ths able? lfw ^0D Haffl AlwaTS Husband—Well, I don’t know. I al turkey supper will be set alter the ailment*. I re ommtud it to ni.v D. T. Sears, who has been holding a ïicnatur* r. tile, which will be conducted to In position in the internal revenue ways try to be pleasant. Z I triends.” Sold by all druggists. sure general sati faction. service at Spokane—that of gauger— CU^eD PARALYSIS. wa* removed by Collector. Crocker last Copper-riveted week. He Is a Democrat, but has been W. S. Hally, P. (). True. T< xa°, r immui.e for several years under elv 1- writes : • Mv w fe hid l>< eti -i ff ■! t er vice regu'atlons. Mr. Sears held a five years «|t!> i>ar y 1* iu liei are. 1,1 u .. ,, , uh nl v * !• r u lded to u-e B illarrt’ , 81ml ar position here while the Me ’for.] s ,ow Llullll Ilt| which cur. d her a I the most dependable has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half MOBoo Di tlllery was in operation and a long right. I hive al«o u* d i' h r 'nr• farmentj in the world bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. time afterwards. What __ bis lu mo frostbiles and *kin erup:io s. 1. i.*1. or working men Dr J the work. ” 25c, 50c, $1.00 ra-1nn <witha» w y fcettia ha TaaCam, package cfCrove*» Block RooGUva^PMa. _____ I plans are he has not divulged. I Hinkle, Central Point, Ore. etching Joints CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET Circuit Court Notes. FOR DECEMBER TERM Hood’s Sarsaparilla A Fatal Accident. Levi Strauss cCo'is Overalls Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic NO. 50 An Interesting Discovery. It is believed that the remains and treasures recently found in an Indian grave on the bank of Rogue River, near Table Rock, by Elbert and War ren Hulbert, sons of A N. Hulbert of Sam’s Valley, were those of a promi nent warrior of the Rogne River tribe, who ruled supreme in the Valley of the Rogue when the white man came over half a century ago. In the grave, beside the skeleton, was an old-time Dutch oven, such as the miners used in the early days in which to cook their flapjacks and “Dutch loaves.” And in the oven were a number of Mexican, Peruvian and Spanish coins, with holes punched in them ar.d strung on a buckskin thong None of the coic bora a date mier than isio, and some of them were dated as early as 1820, proving that the Indian must have gone to his happy hunting grounds early in 1850 or the latter part of the ’40’s. Other things found in the grave, which undoubtedly comprised the redskin’s most highly-prized earthly treasures, were a quantity of Indian shell money, or wampum, two stone pestle*, a scalp lock of auburn hair— which tells the story of an early-day tragedy—dice and cleaver, and the remains of a pack-saddle. Table Rock was the headquarters for all the tribes of the Rogue River, and I d its shadow chiefs met in coun cil. Here, too, an Indian village stood, and about Gold Ray, the pres ent site of the power dam of the Con dor Water & Power Company, are yet to be seen the pits over which the many tepees stood. An Instructive Event. THE OLD RELIABLE Ab«o! eteiy Pura ' THEME IS NO SUBSTITUTE Harry Foster, a member of the pop ular and wideawake firm of Foster & Gunnell, was in Portland last week and was interviewed by a Telegram reporter while there. He Is interest ed In the Oregon Belle, situated about 10 miles southwest of Jackson ville, which was bought for $30,000, of John Broad and Thos. Reid, by New York parties, and which wjll be fitted up in first-ciass style next spring. The Sturgis hydraulic mine, located on Forest Creek, has just been sold to San Francisco parties for $35,000. This has been a producer for years and paid 25 per cent on the invest ment. The Greenback is steadily dropping 40 stamps and is approximately pro ducing $200,000 per year. C. L. Bre- voort, of New York, the owner of the property, has just made bis annual inspection, and is well pleased with the outlook. He has been inspecting some placer mines situated in Steve’s Fork district, Jackson county, belong ing to the Oro Graud Mining Co, with a view of investment. M:\ Bre- I voort recently returned from Siberia Í with bls consulting engineer, where be has been for six months develop ing quartz propositions. He states that he has given up work there and that Southern Oregon is good enough for him. A farmers' instltut will be held at the county seat Saturday, Dec. 19th, under the auspices of the Oregon Agri cultural College and Jacksonville Board of Trade. There will be three sessions —forenoon, afternoon and evening. The address of welcome will be deliv ered by Hon. W. M. Colvlg. responded to by Dr. James Withycombe. Several selections will be given under the direction of Mrs. Susie Neil, the well- known music teacher, and Prof. E. E. Washburn, principal of the Jackson ville High School. One feature of the evening session will be a sketch of the work of the Agricultural College, illus The big copper deposit of the Coast trated by stereopticon views, by Prof. Range Copper Company, of Roseburg, Kent. Among the speakers who will covered originally by 16 individual address the institute and read papers are Dr. J. Withycombe, Prof. Kent claims and located near the Illinois and Cordley of the O. A. C., Prof. River, in Curry county, has been bond Knisley the.^pmiat H od . J. H. Stew* i ed to F. K. Kribs for $150.000. It is art of Medford. Hon. J. W. Bailey, t understood that Mr. Krib* is acting State Dairy and Food Commissioner, for a syndicate of Spokane capitalists A. H. Carson commise-ioner State Hor and mining men, headed by the well- ticultural Society, Prof. E. E. Wash known mining operator, Patsey Clark, bum, H. E. Lounsbury, T. F. A. This bond covers a period of nine Southern Pacific, lion. Miles Can trail months, but developement of the of Applegate. Mrs. J. C. Pendleton, property is to commence right away. of the richest copper ore ever Table Rock, Gus Newbury, of Jackson Some seen in this state has been taken ville, W. H. Gore of Ish Farm, S. W. from this ledge- Boyd of Griffin Creek. o .a. st t 0 ä Ashland Went Dry. The municipal election held at Ash- land Tuesday resulted in a victory for the Prohibitionists. Their majority is 24. No liquor can therefore be sold le gally in that town during the ensuing year. The proposed charter amendments, providing for the issuance of bonds with which to establish a sewer system and perfect the present water system, also providing for municipal ownership of an electric light and power plant and the submission of the liquor-license question to the voters annually, were all carried. H. S. Evans was chosen mayor, L. L. Mulit treasurer, M. Berry recorder H. T. Mitchell, C. C. Chappel and T’ F. Smith co urciiirin. Sent to the Penitentiary. BigMtU« A national convention of west ern farmers has been in session in Chi cago for the distinct and frankly- avowed purpose of increasing the price of farm products. This is out-octopus ing the octopus'. It was a Vermont prohibitionist, we believe, who believed that the best way to “down the demon of intemperance” was to drink himself all the “red likker” that his skin could absorb. Sick Blood I i Feed pale girls on Scott’s Walter Wyland, who created some Emulsion. what of a sensation In these parts We do not need to give all before being placed in the Jackson the reasons why Scott’s county j ill, will spend 8 years in the Idaho penitentiary, for the crime of Emulsion restores the strength stealing several head of cattle. and flesh and color of good Sheriff Rader has been informed by the officer who took Wyland back to health to those who suffer that state that the judge before whom from sick blood. lie was brought considered that he The fact that it is the best was a dangerous man and deserved a preparation of Cod Liver Oil, long term. While the sheriff was taking him rich in nutrition, full of healthy to the penitentiary Wyland broke out with the small pox, and it became stimulation is a suggestion a* necessary to quarantine him. to why it does what it does. Scott’s Emulsion presents Holiday Offering. Cod Liver Oil at its best, unusually large and handsome An 1 _ fullest in strength. least in line of goods suitable for holiday pr iree- ents _________ is displayed r . _______ at the City . Di ’rug taste. Store, Jacksonville. There is no stock Young women in their In Southern Oregon that surpasses it inelegance or reasonableness. We are al “ teens ” are permanently cured sotaking orders for watches, diamonds, silverware, etc., and can save those of the peculiar disease of the buying of us 20 per cent. Call and see blood which shows itself in for yourself. paleness, weakness and nervous Popular Holiday Excursion ness, by regular treatment T. K. Boiton and Emii Peil, who with Scott’s Emulsion. have been successfully conducting It is a true blood food and excursiou*to San Francisco for several years, announce another, to take place is naturally adapted to the cure during the holidays. It will leave Ashland Saturday, Dec. 26th, on the of the blood sickness from noon train. Round-trip tickets have which so many young women been placed at $16, good for 15 days. In order that ample accommoda suffer. tions mav te arranged for, those in tending to make the trip are request ed to inform the management as early a* possible. i The hundreds who have partfc.pa'. d in th<--e excursions will testify to the enjoyment afforded by them The iutuduct’on of the New Year It San Ft a cisco is something worth witnessing. F‘ r ticketsan J information enquir of L B. W arnek A S on , Medford. W< will be glad to seal a sample to any sufferer. Be sure that this picture la the torm oi a label la on the a-rapper of every bottle •> Emulsioa you buy. SCOTT & BOWNK. Chemists, 409 Pead St, Naw Yodk.