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STOP THAT COUGH --------------------------------------- -- -------------------- ——-N JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT COUNTY RECORDS Bright’s Disease. TROBATE. Estate of Jas.Scobie. Feb. 27th set as date for hearnig final statement of administrator. Estate of Win. S. Cook. Sale of per sonal property confirmed. Citation issued to heirs to show cause why cer tain real property should Dot be sold, to be heard March 7th. NEW CASES. Geo. R. Hargadine vs. Allie llarga- dine; divorce. C. B. Watson, attorney for plaintiff. NEW BRANDS. J. C. Grubb, Applegate Precinct, Jan. 13, horses and cattle, brands 87 on left hip, marks swallow-fork In right, crop and split in left. Sour Stomach CIRCUIT COURT. •»Anar I ww ladwead tu try CASCA* BETS. I will never be without them In th. bou«e. My Hv.r was In a very bad «bap«, and my bead ached and 1 bad .toma.-h trouble Now. »ine. tak I ln« CaMarew. 1 feel Cue My wife ha» also u»ad them with beneficial re.nil» for »our atosiach." joe. ERBHidsu. W21 Congm. tt< St Louia Ma CANOY CATHARTIC Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Unod De Soo<3. Never Sicken W eaken. or Gripe. 1W- We. Me ... CURE CONSTIPATION. MA Til DIP ■U*IU*D*U ... Mt Sold and «iisrsiiived by aU.lrua (lauto cVltl. lobate« Habib Nasal CATARRH H M Cess vs. Delia and Theresa Bryant; to recover money. Postponed for trial until the third day of March term, 1904. Darling vs. Darling; divorce. Set for hearing on Jan. 28th. Ida E Myer vs. Edward B Myer; divorce. Default entered against de fendant and decree granted. W F Shields vs. Lillian Shields. Default entered against defendant and F M Calkins appointed to take testimony. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. vs. Samuel Geary; to recover money. Judgment for *66.50 and costs. State Land Board F J Creede, et al; to foreclose mortgage. Decree grant ed. Court adjourned until Thursday, Jan. 28.b. REAL ESTATE. In all it» stages. Ely’s Cream Balm cleanses, soothes and heals the diseased membrane. It cures catarrh and drives away a cold in tbe head quickly. Crvani Balm la placed Into th» nostrils. spreads over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief la Im mediate and a cure follow». It is not drying—does not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drag- gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents. KLY BROTHERS, M Warren Street, New Y«sk California California Parfum« i« (to State where tbe la tbe odor» 'ooinson s rug tore, Jacksonville, Ore. «LAWYERS XJ EXCELSIOR BRAND ¡¡¡SPOILED CL0TNIN8Í ^SLICKERS RuarBntced to keep yoo *ry. The beat waterproof eiuthiag is the world. Uet oely the gwnuiae—tlM kind that won t crack, peel or ¿et sticky. AJ1 sires, all styles, for all kind» of wort. If nut at dealers, write to H. ■. NtWTBB A *>■» *W4e Bfra^ Bas* CambrMpa, Baas. St. Mary's Academy, Jacksonville, Oregon. Established in A Female Miner • Matter» of Importance Transacted at The richest woman in Alaska, and the Court House. the one who blds fair to succeed Hot- ty Green as the wealthiest of her sex» The largest sum ever paid for a prescription changed hands In San Francisco Aug SD. 1901. The transfer involved in coin and stock *112,- 600 and waa paid by a party of business men for a specific for Bright's Disease and Diabetes hitherto Incurable diseases. They commenced the Serious Investigation of the specific Nov. 15, 1800. They Interviewed ■cores of the cured and tried It out on Its merits by pujtlng over three dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They alao go physicians to name chronic, tncurabl cases, and administered it with the physician or Judgys. Up to Aug. 25 eighty-seven per cent, of the test cases were either wall or pro grossing favorably. There being but thirteen per cent, ot failures, the parties were satisfied and closed the trans action. The proceedings of the Investigating oommtttee and the clinical reports of the test cases were published and will be mailed tree application Address J obs J. F vltos C o . Msriia« H t - ht -* j r-rr—r < bb«BRB, luoatreai. 5e» iork. An almost» infallible remedy for dis eases of the Throat, and Lungs, known ®> used the world over for almost a Century 1865. THE SCHOOL continues the careful train ing and thorough Instruction tor which It Is favorably known. THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT 1» always I tn cbarge ot competent and experlenced- teachera. Board and Tuition per Session of Twenty Weeka, $80. Studlea b» glnj 1 Septembers, 1SMB. For prvapeetua, addresa C- S. Flinn to Flora Garrison, prop erty in Jacksonville: *500. Wtu. W. Willits to Irene Willits, admmivtratur’s deed to lots 11 and 12, blk 53, Medford; «750. Mary Flies tu T. M. Jones, lots 1 and2,Cooksey aid Central Polnt;*750. J. W. Merritt, Trustee, to Jaoe Moreland, lot 1, blk 50, Central Point; 110. Ella and E. E. Smith tu Fish Like Water Co., right of way across land io sec 19, tp 36, 1 e; *1. Garfield Iron and Lime Co., to J. D. McCuacb, mining property in tp 36, 3 w; »11,250. Estate of Ben and Victor Piymale, minor heirs of W. J. Plymale. Kate Plymaie appointed guardian. M Frances Gilmore« to Annie Wright; 160 acres in tp 36, 4«, *1. F G Birdseye tu Chas E White; 569} acres in sections 24, 25, 27 and 29, tp 36, 4w, *5,000. E W Briggs to W Turnbougb; lot 2, sec 9, tp 38, lw, *1,200. H F Pohland to T Auld, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, blk 3, Pracht’s add to Ash land, *970. Sterling C Minnick to Toos L J oner, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 56, Cen tral Point, «250. Thos L Jones to Amos A Fries; lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 56, Central Point, «500. J TC Nash to PaullueSturgis, prop erty in Medford, *4,000. Chas E Wbite*to A W Sturgis; land in secs 24, 25, 26 and 27, tp 36, 4w, *6,000. II Hosier to Otho T West; lots 30, 31 and 32, blk K, RR add Ashland, «300. P P Ebrmann to L H Teters; lots 13 ■ nd 14, blk T, *10. N Cummons to J K Reader; lota 24 and 27, in Muntview add, Ashland, •210. S J Evans to H S Evans, property io Ashland, *2,1 0. J T Miller to H D Reed; land in tp 35, 3 w, *300. A Vest Pocket Doctor. Miss Lena 8. Walton, of Nome, came to Portland last week for the purpose of closing a contract with the Ham mond Manufacturing Company for a *40,000 dredge, which she will install next summer at her placer properties on the Muxlux. The item of the dredge Is but an in cident in the business trip which brought Miss Walton out of the froz en north for the first time in six years. She occupied a first floor suite at the Port’and Hotel, made the deal for a piece of mining machinery costing a fortune with less dickering and fuss than an ordinaryl “mere woman” de votes to a spring bonnet, and returned to Tacoma. From Tacoma she leaves immediately for Washington, where she has a suit involving from *500,000 (0*1,000,010 now pending in the Su preme Court. In Washington she ex pects to meet the picturesque James Hamilton Lewis and retain him to ar gue her case; which she expects to win hands down. This is the second inci dent of her mission to “the States.” Incident No. 3 is a stay of a week in New York, whereshewill confer with her bankers, and No. 4 is a quick run across to London, where she will con clude negotiations for the sale of her Alaska tin holdings, which represent figures, the naming of which made the interviewer dizzy. For the accom plishing of these things 3he has allot ted herself six weeks, and before the middie of March she expects to be in Portland and in her first-floor suite again. Year*. F. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle & Mfg o , Middletown, O., suffered for ten ears with dyspepsia. He spent hun dreds of dollars for medicine and with' doctors without receiving any per manent benefit. He bays; “One night while feeling'exceptionally bad 1 was about to throw down tne evening paper when I saw an item in the paper regard ing the merits of Kodel Dyspep sia Cure. I concluded to try it and while I had no faith in it I felt better after the second dose. After using two bottles I am stronger and better tbao I have been In years, and I recom mend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my friends and i cquaintances suffering from stomach trouble.” Sold by all druggists.r MARRIED. P atton -S loan -I o Jacksonville, Jan. 20, 1904, by Judge Chas. Prim, F. Patton and Miss Luella C. Sloan. M essenger —S hear —At Granta Pass, Jan. 17, 19G4, Clarence Messenger of Applegate and Mrs. Mary Shear of Grants Pass. S tricker —S tewart —At Portland, Friday, Jan. la, 1904, Dr. Fredeiick Stricker of Grants Paes and Miss Miss Bertha Stewart of Fliot, Mich. Never in tbe way, no trouble to carry, easy to take, pleasant, and BURN never tailing iu results are DeWitt’s Little Early Kisers. A vial of these hide pills in tue vest-pocket is a H oward —At Wolf Creek, Jan. 12, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Amos How certain guarantee against headache, biliousness, torpid liver and ah of ard, a daughter. tue His resulting fiom constipation. They tunic and screugthen the livex. "H ughes — At Ashland, Jan. 13, 1904, to Mr and Mrs. E. P. Hughes a son. bold by All Druggists. M’DowELL-At Ashland, Jan. 6, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mcloweli, a WANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS daughter. ofctiaracter and gouu repuiauuti iu each »tale (one in thie county ie- quued) io represent and advertise old ÜIED eetaulistied wealthy business iiuut-c uf sond financial stauuiug. Salary *21.00 C lark —At Klamath Falb, Jan. 15, weekly with expenses additional, ail 19u4, Waller E. Ciaik. payable in cash uirecl every Weuues- aay lrom iiead offices, fiurceana cai- You Know What You Are Taking ilage furuisbed when necersary. tut- When Grove-» Tasteless Chill Tonic trences. Enclose sell-an messed ti. because you the take loimula 1» plainly printed on every velope. Colonial, 332 Dearborn bi. bottle,show lug mat 11 1» sitnpty iron and Qui Cuicago. nine in a tasteless form. Ao cure. No r*ay, Cue. Sisters of the Holy Names. N. D. YOUNG Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 12 C omplete N ovels Y early MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS •2.50 pew year ; 25 CTS. a COPY NO CONTINUED SIQRIES SVENV .1UMIER vOMPLl, a <N ITSEL» I 4 * t s 1 Pl VIGOR I VITALIK! over 6o years by the leaders of the Mormon Church and their _ _ . ... rollo'yers. Positively euros the worst eases in old and young artalug s froi ---— effects of »»If -buw, di«.-.pation, excesses, or cigarette smoking. Cares Last »EEDS ""J Impoteney, Lost Power. Night-Losses, Hpermotorrhoe*. Iasoammla Pains __________________ ________ «• fa Io Bark. Back. __________ Evil Desires, . Seminal Emissions, Lame Bach, Nervoms Debility,’ .-A.-------- «• a. Marry, m---------- ---- ---------------- --------- ----------«reel«, or Cast I pm- 3«a4*eh., I’wflta.M Loss of iieineaa/'Varl- «IwteKwesa og Dlxharge, Stupa Nrrvoa. Twitching er Kye- Uds. Effects are Imm-qliate. Impart vigor end potency to ever/ functioa. Don’t get NEEDS SO Experience baa established It as a tact. Bold by all dealers. You sow — they grow. isot Seed Annul jKxtpaid free to all uj>- ptlcanta. despond.nt, a cure 1» at hand. Restores tmall, undeveloped CENTS organs. Dwmaia.es Stimulates nerT® Ser«. 60c. a box, 6 foi *2.50 by tuelL A written guarantee, to cure »> mona; retuude«», with k bozee. Circulars free. Address, BISHOP REMEDY COW San Francises, Oat At A. P. Estabrook, Gold HilL I nfants /C hildren Promotes Digeslion,Cheerfuf- ness and Rest .Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. N ot N arcotic . I San Francisco, Jan. 25.—Struggling for life In the waters of a slough at Baden, Into which a swamped boat had cast them, two of a party of foui duck hunters were drowned Sunday before help could reach them. A young fisherman named Harry O’BrleD and Harry Holsworth of this city sank beneath the chilling waters just at rescuers were hastening from the shore, but William Bryan of 2105 Mis sion street and a young man reported to be Johnny Schwab, a druggist of Sixth and Mission streets, managed the one to cling to the capsized craft i and the other to swim to an empty I skiff, where they rested until drawn, I completely exhausted. Into the boati of the lifesavers. • D. M. FERRY A CO. DETROIT, SIIOH. I CASTOR IA Mothers and Daughters Effective. T. J. Cham hers, Ed. Vindicator, Liber ty,Texas, writes Dec. 25, 1902:" With pleasure and unsolicited by you, 1 1 bear testimony to the curative pow er of B llard’s Horehound Syrup. I have used it iu my family and can I cheerfully affirm it is the most effec tive and pleasaut remedy for coughs1 and colds 1 have ever used ” 25c, 50c I and *1.00. Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point. four Cold Curea for fta.. TryREXICONA The Modern Remedy for Women REXICON A bss Cured some of the worst cases of OVARIAN and UTERINE Disorders tEHCORRIIOfA T he R exicona C o . Lady Agents Wanted 1 Çan I ma / dll Signature fimyjan Seal' Mx Suina ‘ HodUO SaÜg — SaU a HUNTERS DROWNED I Overloading of a Small Boat Causes Sad Accident Bears the ZKyr of OU lA-SAMUELPtTCHXR The Oregon Children's Home Socie For Infant* and Children, ty receives homeless and orphan chil dren, boards, clutbes and places them The Kind You Have Always Bought in good family homes for adoption. Bears the Families desiring children for adop Signature ui tion may address I. F. Tobey, superin tendent, at 606 Marquatu Building, Portland. He is now in Medford, at Halley’s rooming house. More than I seven hundred children have been placed by the s icielv on the North-1 west Coa«t since 1895. Pleasant and Most MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS hsv< beer la am .«■■r ÁVfcgctable Preparation for As i similatingiheFoodandRegula- tmg the Stomachs and Bowels of ¡ In Use Wntefyrvenrtavor. Aperfed Remedy forConslipa Ron, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature or Thirty Years NEW YORK, r EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Retail Market Report. • V V * V V V V V « W V V v i ■ BLACK-DRAUGHT ktohswiod E. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON The Bost in Current Literature Wilkesbarre, Pa., Jan. 25.—Tele I phone advices received here last night state that an Ice gorge has formed in tho Susquehanna river and for a ills tance of thirty miles the river Is en tlrely blocked. Nearly the whole town of Rupert is submerged and on Water street the water comes up to the second story, The Pennsylvania railroad station Is surrounded by water. Several houses have been moved from their foundations and the great majority of the farms are un der water. At Bloomsburg the Ice is jammed u[ forty feet high and the large bridge over the Susquehanna at that place has been moved five feet and. Is ex pected to collapse at any moment One-third of the town of Bloomsburg I | is submerged by the waters. Tho village of Espey, two mile« north of Bloomsburg, Is partially sub merged. Many families have been driven from their homes by the rust of waters and many had narrow es capes. Wheeling, W. Vs., Jan. 25—The crest of the flood swell was reached here yesterday, when the stage was forty-four feet two inches. Fully one third of the homes in the city were wholly or partially Inundated. In Benwood there Is not a single block that is high and dry and the 5000 people there are living in second stories or on the hillsides. Pittsburg, Jan. 25.—The flood has in a great measure passed this point, but portions of tbe two cities are still submerged and will not be freed from the water until today. New Cumberland. W. Vs., Jan. 25.— Fully one-half of this town is under twelve feet of water and a blizzard is raging. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 25.—With ths arrival here of the steamer Courier last night navigation was opened on part ot the Ohio river. Theh Ice around Coney Island gave way and sank the towboat Adelle at Brown's landing, together with a barge of coal. Loss, *15,000. Three men employed on the Adelle are miss ing and are supposed to have been drowned. The Kind You Have Always Bought j^HEDF°RO’$) I VIM! Many Towns Submerged and Inhabitants Driven From Their Homes. Washington, Jan. 25.—Rear-Admiral Taylor, chief of the bureau of naviga tion, made a remarkable recommends, tlon In his testimony before the house committee on rivers and harbors. II was that the naval training station on Goat island be transferred to San Di ego. He said in part: “It is on an island owned in a great measure by the army which has certain of Its equipments there. It has lately been decided be tween the two departments that ths army cannot give up its part, and It leaves too little space for the navy It is hoped that tho navy will present ly be able to find a place on the gov ernment reservation at San Diego tc put up a naval training station there to transfer IX. For that reason ths largo sum of *180,000 asked for by this station has not been put before you and tho sums that have been submit ted are believed to be simply foi maintenance and tho protection of ths buildings.” a a a a a a k “Dear me!” sighed Mrs. Oldcastle. I don t know what we are to do with for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Rock' the hoi polloi.” Josiah, replied her hostess, “want chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick- ed io have ours put In a box and set in en known; matures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for the tbe' Jlhrary window, but I just told him table. First cotne, first served. Order now, and thus make sure of a start in we’d have new ones set out next spring these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the market If the frost killed them off.”—Chicago or for home use. It costs as much to kqep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred, ItecordXllern Id and it is not worth half as much for any purpose. Call at the farm, or write. MONTHLY MAGAZINE . 4 F amily L ibrary Jdmlral Taylor Recommends Removal of Naval Training Station. The following quotations were made up this afternoon, and is an LABOR UNION BANKS. impartial report of the prices charged by Jacksonville dealers: Chicago Trade Organization» Start a Wheat—#1 per bushel. New Financial Scheme. Flour—*2.30 (a *2.40 per 100 pounds. Chicago, Jan. 25.—Having *3,500,(MK Oats—55c per bushel. to their credit in local banks, Chicago i Barley—Roiled. *1.50 per cental. Ilay—Per ton. baled, *16. trade unions have started a movement Potatoes- ic per ib for a trade union bank, with the uniOD —ljc per pound. lavel over the door. The proposition | Onions Butter—5oc per roll. if successful, the labor men say, will: Beans—3(a5c per pound. be the initiative for similar institu ' Lard—15c per nouud. tions In every city and town in the Eggs—35 cts per dozen. United States. Sugar—D. G. *5.85iq*6 35 per cwt. An attempt to balk the enjoyment j Poultry—*3.50 to *4.00 per dozen. Hams—16-(ql7c per pound. by capitalists of the fruits of union Shoulders—12Jc per pound. labor is the prime cause of starting the Side Bac jn—156z20c per pound. movement, Local labor men are en LATE NEWS IN BRIEFS thusiastic over the suggestion, and San Luis Obispo.—The preliminary Insist that the venture will be a sue- LUMBER AND SHINGLES. hearing of the railway robber suspect cess from the start. All the earn- i has begun. The prisoner is unusually Ings will be applied to the promotion The undersigned Is prepared to Indifferent and declines to give his of union causes. furnish rough and finished lumber of name. i , the test quality, with dispatch and SOEDER DEFIES POLICE. Washington.—The government has j at reasonable rates at my mill on practically concluded its side of the Say» He Can Never Be Convlctftl Evans Creek. Also shingles that have no superior. case in the trial of August W. Machen Whether Guilty or Not. P. W ilson . Spikenard, Or. and others charged with conspiracy San Francisco. Jan. 25.—“Whethei to defraud the government. 1 am guilty or whether I am innocent _ Berlin.—An official dispatch from of the murder of Joseph Blaise, the Windhoek, German Southwest Africa police will never be able to stick me.’ i « « says the Germans have lost heavily in With this remark. Leon Soeder, > I rarljno AtfpnfiAnf « an unsuccessful attempt to relieve Ok leaning against the door of his cell I d f L.uUlvO, I.LC11IIVlli < ahandja; th«W five settlers and their the city prison, summed up the evl-' * * entire families have been murdered, dence against him—so far as he i Original and only genuine Frenct and that the Hereros have been threat knows the evidence—and by it ex > Tansy Wafers for sale by I eadlng < Druggists. »2 ptr box. safe and re- ening Windhoek. pressed his opinion of the outcome of; # liable. Accept no aubatltute. Camden.—The steamship Mongolia, his case. There are several officials J DR ROBISON. JACKSONVILLE, ORE built for the Pacific Mail Steamship about the hall of justice who share JLAJLAA AJLAAAA company, has left the yards of the | Shoeder’s opinion, and the prellmi . Mta New York Shipbuilding company for nary examination is only three days Newport News on her trial trip. The away. Yet the detectives Insist that vessel, which Is 616 feet in length, Is they will be ready by Wednesday tc ; To Vaccinate Calves the largest ship of her kind ever built show that Soeder must be held for i In this country. trial, and ready when the trial comes Salinas.—Gut Har, the young Chi to convict him. Every calf In Germany will be vac- cinated upon reaching its third month nese girl, whose sensational abduc-; READY TO MEET CHARGES. with specially preptred tubercuh sis tlon occurred two months ago. has; Washington, Jan. 25.—Senator Bur been returned to her mother here, i bacilli taken from human beings if There was much excitement when it ton of Kansas, against whom a federal the proposals of Professor Behring, I was discovered that the little 13-year- j grand jury on Saturday returned an the great bacteriologist and opponent old Chinese girl who accompanied the indictment for accepting a bribe from of Professor Koch's tubercuh sis theo sheriff was the central figure in the the Rialto Grain company, has Indi-1 ries, are adopted by the Reichstag. case that stirred the entire country cated to his friends his Intention of Professor Behring pleaded the adop two months ago, and baffled the au waiving all his rights as a United States senator and accepting service tion ot an imperial law to this end in thorities in San Francisco. tn the case at once. He has left for San Francisco. — Because she was conference with tbe Ministry of St. Louts, expressing his determlna financially embarrassed. Mrs. I.avinla Agriculture. The professor also pro M. Johnson, the widow of the late tlon to force the matter to an Immfr poses to add a gramme of formalin to Constipation is nothing more « Captain William R. Johnson of the Pa dlate Issue. every ten-quart can of milk. He | than a clogging of the bowels q clfic Mall Steamship company, ended and nothing Ie»« than vital stag maintains that, fresh milk contains her life in the home of her host, Wil WRECK IN TENNESSEE. nation or death if not relieved. Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 25.—Illinois elements fatal to disease bacteria, but liam A. Deane. Her act was delib If every constipated sufferer Central train No. 2, from New Orleans that it quickly loses them. Formalin, erate, and yet she gave no sign to her could realize that he is allowing he adds, would conserve the^e ele friends that she was wean- of living, to Chicago, was wrecked near Gates. poisonous filth to remain in his system, he would soon get relief. nor did she leave a letter of explana Tenn. Several people are reported ments indefinitely. Constipation invites all kind of tion, or so far as is known, a will or killed. A train with doctors and nurses has been sent from Memphis.I contagion. Headaches, bilious other disposition of her property. Repudiated its Warrants. ness, colds and manv other ail The scene of the reported wreck is ; Manila.—It has just been learned ments disappear when consti sixty miles north of this city. Local here that Lieutenant Cafnpbell W. : pated bowels are relieved. Thed- Some time ago the County court of Flake of the Twenty-second infantry i officials of the Illinois Central have no ford’s Black-Draught thoroughly Malheur county cancelled county was killed while trying to enter Moro! details of the wreck other than a re cleans out the bowels in an easy and natural manner without the warrants to the amount of *14,000, Cotta, In Mindanao, for the purpose ’ port that one person was killed and purging of calomel or other vio and after consideration allowed the of examtnltg the locality, accompanied several injured. lent cathartics. matter of rescinding tins order to be by .Private Foy of the same regiment. A LITTLE THEATRE FIRE. Be sure that you get the origi brought up at the last meeting. After He was shot treacherously, the Moros nal Thedford's Black-Draught, Chicago, Jan 25.—A small fire in made by The Chattanooga Medi fully considering the matter the firing on the party while Major Bul the Garrick theatre, which is on the cine Co. Sold by all druggists in court tinal'y refused to rescind the lard was parleying with them. Moro first floor of the Schiller building, a 25 cent and *1.00 packages. Cotta was. at once taken by assault, skyscraper, caused considerable ex-; order, and thq. amount stands can Moms. Ark., Ear 25, 1S01. with no further loss to the expedi cltement among the tenants. No one I raanot reronrairsd Tied tors'« Black- celled. Parties owning the warrants tionary forces. The estimated loss Draairlit too highly. I keep It 1» my hsoss was In the theatre, and the nervous now threaten to bring suit for the all the time and have u»ed It for the last collection of the money, and a tedious among the Moros Is twenty killed. ness of the people in the building, who tea years. 1 aever »»re my chlldrva San Francisco.—“I fear no God, and were easily susceptible to panic, owing aay Other laxatlr*. I thlak I real« and costly law suit is probable. herer he able to work «tthoot It I curse no God. Please put me under to the Iroquois disaster and the panic oo accoint of beta« troubled with _ cover just as I am. Dearest mother, in the Masonic temple Saturday, was constipation. losr medicine Is o ■ all that keep* me up. M good-bye, and God bless you.” With quickly allayed. w C. B/B c FARLAXD. Baantha these words penned In a hand unnerv Bignatiir» ed by over-indulgence in drink. Jock NOTED INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD. A. Strickland, a prominent youg ma New York. Jan. 25.—General Wil from I»ondon, turned on the gas and liam Chauncey Klbbe, an old Indian I Slade Matter. Worae. died. Strickland has been stopping fighter whose proudest boast was that I NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT f “I am the unhickiest man alive!” at 1292 Turk street and was employed he had been largely Instrumental tn In the County Court of tbe State of Oregon for “What’s the matter?” at the Union Iron works in the draft preventing California from seceding Jackson County. "Wliy. I heard that she was engaged, ing department. He was about 25 or from tho Union when Confederate In tbe matter ot the Estate ot C. Magruder, decease,) so 1 went riMiul aaitl proposed to her so 26 years of age. and from letters agents were active there just before NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THl that she wouldn’t think 1 bad boon tri- found on his person it would seem the Civil war. Is dead at his home undersigned, administrator ot tbe estate oi t C. Magruder, deceased, has filed tn tbe fling with her.” that his family connections In Eng In Brooklyn of tuberculosis. He was county court ot JscksonCo .Oregon.his final ac “And wasn’t she engaged ?” land are of the best. I count as said administrator, and by order o In his 82d year. Hon. Chas. l*rim, judge ot salt* court. Febru “Yes, but she broke it off. She* said ary 27. ISC4, at 10 o'clock A. M., is set to.' tbe hearing thereof. Al! persons interested an my love was more sincere than the hereby notified to appear and tile bts or her ob other fellow’s.” jectlon to the same on or before satd day. luprotltnbl». Bother. 16 CENTS PER EGG OBJECTS TO GOAT ISLAND. Homes Wanted for Children LOCATED 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE OREGON LIPPINCOTT'S Mie placed Confidence OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON Civil Engineer and Locator Government Land. WIMER N< aily every pound of freight ship ped by jobbers from eastern or middle eastern points to the Pacific ccast is affected by the advance in commodity rates put into effect, Jan. 18th, by the western ral'Oids and their eastern connecticns. The lines making the dvance are the Southern Pacific, I Union Pacific, Great Northern, Bur lington, Northern Pacific and Cana dian Pa itic. The increase averages 17) per cent. Merchants and shippers are under stood to be very much aggrieved be cause they do not consider that they were granted sufficient opportunity to adjust their business t.o tlie changes consequent upon the advance in rates. Tbe first reliable information they liad was conyeyed in copies of the new tariffs Some of tiie more important, commodities affected by tiie new tariff are machinery, structural iron and steel, sewing machines, agricultural implements and canned goods. Coincident with these advances arc new regulations of handling livestock Shippers of poultry hereafter will be required to pay for the transporta tion of every man sent with shipment» and those wno accompiny cattle ship ments will not be granted return transportation. C. B. Wade, Hie late cashier of tin First National Bank of Pendleton, whose financial collapse recently created a sensation in Eistern Oregon, was a passenger on the overland train which passed th rough the valley Sun day, en route to San Francisco, In search of rest. His wife attended him and they m ty go to the Orient for the benefit of A r. W.’s health, a- be is a complete physical wieck. He was one of the most pn mlneot men in Eastern Oregon,had the ent ire con fidence of the public and was entrust ed personally with the financial affaiis of many individual-, who are heavy losers by his failure, which was pre cipitated by unfortunate mining spec ulations. The total claims against He is Still Undiscovered Wade, who I as been declared a bank rupt., will. It is expected, reach *250,- “Slate of Oregon vs. J. F. Munz; 000, while hli assets are one-thitd of indictment of murder,” has appeared that amount. on tiie circuit court,docket every term of circuit court for Klamath county A Merry Coasting Party since September, 1886. Fritz Munz was a wealthy stockman of Sprague A party of young people took the river valley and was Indicted for kill midn ght train, Saturday, for Coles- ing Peter Show Case, an Indian, who tin, where for several hours Sunday had excited his fiery temper. He they had the gayest kind of a time gave bail in the sum of *6000. His coasting and snowshoeing down the case came up for trial at the spring white hillsides adjacent to the hotel. term of 1887, but Munz was not there Bobsleds and handsleds were taken to answer to the query of the court, “guilty or not. guilty,” and on the there and the snowshoes were found court records for June of that year Is at Celestin. The numerous spilliogs the statement “defendant was called from the sieds into the snow only add for arraignment, but became not, and ed to the enjoyment of the young peo his bail bond was ordered forfeited.” John Gleitu (now deceased) and John ple. .Mrs. Geo. V. Gillette chaperon Fries« were his bondsmen, and the ed the parly, and the other members full amouut of his bait was promptly were: Misses Bessie Wallace, Mary made a part of the county funds. All Rodgers, Anna Colvig, Agnes Elene these years the whereabouts of Friiz George; and A. W. Hubb«, Walter Munz has been unkoown; but it is thought that be returned to Germany. Walrad, Eirl Shepherd, Clint Chis It is likely that he has beet) lotig holm of Ashland, Sam Richard-on, dead, as he was writ advanced in years Hal Hubbs, H. Hockenyos, Percy De when he left Klamath county to Groot of Medford. escape a probable penalty of tbe law. Cured After Suffering 20 * Freight Rates Advanced Dated January ft), 1804. W J. FREEM AN. Administrator of Estate of C. Magtudar.de ceased. A mong Tut ii u. >- D aisies Standsforthcbesf that is made in jfootwean AT ALL LEADING DEALERS. C.G otzian &(9 MANUFACTURERS, 5T.PACL ADMINSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. In the Matter of tbe Estate) of [ Susan Ireland, Deceased. ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to an order of tbe County Court of tbe State of Oregon for Jack- son County, duly made and entered of record in the Probate Journal of said Court, the undersigned, the Adminis trator of said estate, will. On Monday, the 1st Day of Fcb- >wary. 1904 at tbe hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at tbe frontdoor of the Court House in the city of Jack sonville, in Jackson County, Oregon, sell, at Public Auction, to tbe highest bidder for cash in hand, subject to the approval and confirmation of said Court, all the estate, right and interest of said Susan Ireland at tbe time of her death in tbe following realty, to- wit: The North Half of the Southwest quarter of Section Ten, in Township 35 S., R. 2 W.,of the Willamette Merid ian, in Jackson County, Oregon, con taining 80 acres. Dated this 16th Day of December, 1903. PRESTON IRELAND. Administrator Estate of SUSAN I re land , Dec’d. AMOR A. TussiNG, Att'y forAdm’r. NOTICE OF Fl N A L SETTLEM ENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned bas Hied bls final account as administrator ot the estate ot Emma B Hillis, deceased, in the County Court for Jackson county. Oregon, and Hon. Chas Prim, the judge <f said court, has fixed Saturday, the SUb day of January. llMM. at 10 o'clock a . m . at the court boure lu Jack sonville. Oicgon. as ihe time and place for tte hearing of objection» thereto and tbe settlement of said estate All persona bating objections to »aid account »re hereby required to present the same on or before sal. day. Dated this Ski day of December. 11» 3 W m HILLIS, Acmmistrator. ADMINISTRATORS NO LICE. The undersigned.having been dulv npro i ted Hid qualired as administrator of th« Estate f Erian Gordtu, ’ateof Ja< ksoo county. Ore. deceased, per», ns having claims against said Estate are hereby not med to present them, with tbe proper vouche.-s stiacbed, to m> at the law office of J. R Neil. Jacksonville. Oregon, within six months from the dale thereof Da ed this 12th uay of January. IMU MONRO»GORDEN. Administrator of the Estate of Uriah toe- den. deceased J R Natu. Attorney CA.STOT1.XA.. il» >k«Ml You Haw Mwais tagtt B«n u>. 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