REAL ESTATE.
not be got out, the othor banks wi!
give such temporary assistance as may
R Berwick to Sarah Richards, lol 3, i
with sec 14. ip 39, 1 e; $600.
be required.”
Baltimore, Feb. 8.—Governor War
F Amy to L Niedermeyer, 160 acres
field has issued a proclamation declar
in 1>LC 67, tp 36, 2 w; $5000.
Ing the day a legal holiday. It is ex
L Niedermeyer to F Amy, land in
pected
that this will be extended for
D L C 57, tp 36, 2 w; $1.
several days, until such time as the
A English to C W Badger, lots 23
ft
chaotic conditions in the business and
and 24, blk J, Ashland; $625
financial districts can be straightened
a pleasant« potent, and permanent Invigorator for WOMEN» Matt Dora to M E Church, South,
out. This proclamation closes all
CHILDREN and MEN.
lot 1,Ashland; $650.
banks and financial institutions and
I
it
J Arnold to A Weeks, n| of ni w of
defers the payment of commercial
B
GET IT FROM TOUR DRUGGIST.
paper. This action of Governor War
l/l
see 20, tp 38, 1 w; $1050.
field suspends
the operations ol
Susan Weeks to Lucy Conover, sw|
various business contracts and greatlj
of
nw|
and
wj
of
sw|
of
sec
27,
and
nwj
Aggelatile PreparalionforAs
MARRIED
COUNTY RECORDS
relieves the complex conditions which
of nwj sec 34, tp 34, 1 w; $1.
similating the Food andRegula
confront
the
business
and
financial
in
II F Bailey to A J T Smith, A acre in
t»6 the Stomachs and Dowels of
G rieve —P ankey —At Central Point, Matters of Importance Transacted at
terests.
The large«l sum ever paid for a prescription
Gold
Hill; S150.
Feb.
4,
1904,
by
Rev.
A.
J.
Hanby,
Washington, Feb. 8.—A bill was in
changed hands in San Franclsoo Aug. .ID. 1901.
the Court House.
Cora and A J Olsen to II F Bailey, A
IN FAN IS /C HIL I) KEN ft
Jas. E. Grieve and Mary E. Pankey.
troduced by Representative Emerlch ol
The transfer Involved In coin and stock $112,-
After
Raging
Thirty
Hours
the
acre in Gold Hill; $100.
500 and was paid by a party of business men
Illinois appropriating $1,000,000 for the
K arnks -II aymond -I d Medford, Feb.
Flames Find Nothing
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.
Chas Mason to II F Pohland, lots 34
for a specific tor Bright's Disease and Diabetes
Promotes Digcstion.Cheerful-
relief of sufferers by the Baltimore
7,1904,
by
Ikv.R.C.
Blackwell,
D.
G.
j
hitherto Incurable diseases.
Report of E. P. Benne.t as road and 35, Ashland; $300.
fire.
ness and Rest .Contains neither
More
to
Consume.
Karnes and Mrs. Gladys Haymond.
They commenced the serious Investigation of
supervisor was approved.
Fannie and Tyra Stanley to John
Opium.Morplune nor Minerai.
Baltimore, Feb. 8.—Mayor McLane
the specific Nov. 15, 1930. They Interviewed
R oper —C hapman —In Talent Pre­
That section of road in Union pre­ Stanley, property in Ashland, $1.
has received the following, telegran:
N ot N ah cotic .
scores ot the cured and tried It out on its
cinct, Jan. 31, 1904, by Rev. Jas. B. cinct built by E. G. Perham having
merits by putting bver three dozeD cases on
Ira Grainger to E M McIntire, lot 3,
Baltimore, Feb. 8, 1:15 p. m.—Sweep from President Roosevelt:
Smith, Fred Roper and Alias Rose E. been accepted, a warraut for 82980 blk 14, Ashland; 8285.
the treatment and watching them. They also
"White House, Washington, Feb. 8.—
ing along with relentless fury th<
ofounrSMitUPtTcmH
go
physicians to name chronic, Incurabl
Chapman.
Hon. Robert McLane, Mayor, Balti
was
ordered
drawn
in
his
favor.
John
Cameron
to
Maria
Wright,
lots
eases, and administered It with the physician
Seat-
.
greatest conflagration in the history of more: I share the horror of our peo­
Jacksonville,
In the matter of a change in county 1 to 7, blk K, Talent; $800.
Mx Senna •
I
or judges. Up to Aug. 25 eighty-seven per S chmitt —H all —In
IMMeSedU-
I
Baltimore
has
finally
burned
itself
out.
ple
at
the
appalling
catastrophe
which
Jan. 30, 1904, by Rev. F. G. Strange, road in Union precinct petitioned for
Wadbams & Co to L F Gardner,
oent. of the test cases were either well or pro
xtniee
tent
e
1
A northerly wind blowing, adding tc has befallen Baltimore. If there is
grossing favorably.
Jos. A. Schmitt and Miss Lillian by C. C. Buck and others. Garl T. and in sec 30, tp 35, 2 w; $450.
I
There being but thirteen per cent, of failures,
the terrific odds against which the anything the federal government can
Hall.
Jones, county surveyor, R. J. Cameron
I
do, pray call on me.”
the parties were satisfied and closed the trans­
Clan Keel Sugete
!
army
of
fire
fighters
were
combating.
and
C.
M.
Ilucli
appointed
as
viewers,
WiryanCnarar.
J
H
olt
—
T
ichenor
-At
Myrtle
Point,
action. The proceedings of the Investigating
HERE AND THERE
Baltimore, Feb. 8.—The fire which
committee and the clinical reports of the test
With the fierce wind blowing nothing broke out at a few minutes before 11
Jan. 26, 1904, by Rev. D. II. Hare, to report at next term of court.
Aperteci Remedy for Cons bpa
cases were published and will be mailed tree
The following changes were made
Samuel H. Holt and M rs. Mary B.
R. D. Hume, the well known canner could stem the tide of the flames until o'clock yesterday morning in the
Hon. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
application. Address J obs J. FT jltok C o .
liere-
in
the
list
of
election
officers
Tichenor.
and a representative in the last Leg­ the property in this section was burned wholesale dry goods house of John T
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
Hurst & Co. has raged with unrestrain­
islature, is out for the nomination on to the water's edge.
F oster —M oyer —At Los Angeles, tofore appointed :
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
ed fury continually ever since, and at
Petition for road made by Geo. Wd the Republican ticket for joint senator I
Jan. 25, 1904, Chas.* J. Foster and
From the myriads of lumber yardi minight it is still unchecked and is
Dunn dismissed.
Facsimile Signature of
for Coos and Curry counties.
Mrs. C. A. Moyer.
on the western side of Jones Falls, the steadily eating its way westward on
J. G. Martin was appointed road su­
The Booth-Kelly Co. sawmill at little muddy stream that flows through Baltimore street, after having destroy
G unnell —T homas —At Grants Pass, pervisor of district No. 35 and Jack
NEW YORK.
Springfield,Lane
county, runs 12 hours the business section of the city, the ed almost all the large stores and
Jan.
31,
1904,
A.
H.
Gunnell
and
Miss
six year»
Tears ■
was
rietini of
sf dye-
dy«-
“For at*
I “
«• a victim
True of district No. 2.
I
■epeia In its worst form I could eat nothing
each day. The planer will run con­ flames leaped over to the other side warehouses in the wholesale district
Laura Gertrude Thomas.
An order was made to draw a war­
Sutmilk toast, and at times my stomach would
around Hopkins place, and all the
not retain and digest even that Last March 1
L
eroy —M arkley —At Portland, Jan. rant for $30 in favor of Judge Prim for tinuously. The lumber business is pick­ of the stream, and rapidly destroyed
began taking CASCAKETS and since then I
buildings on both sies of Baltimore
ing
up,
and
it
is
predicted
that
the
big
the
mass
of
fruit
packing
establish
improved, until I am as well as I
30, 1904, A. D LeRoy and Miss Ona stamps.
from Howard to Holliday street, and
oy life."
. _
mill
will
soon
be
operated
day
and
ments
and
these
rapidly
crumbled.
Markley, both of Cottage Grove.
D avid H M vrpht . Newark. O
P. j . Leverich was granted a license
Charles
and Baltimore to Charles and
night.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
8:40 p. m.—The Associated Press if
Lexington, and on Fayette street to
O lsson PENGRA-At Spokane, Wash., to retail liquor at Woodville for 6
able at this hour to announce that | Charles and Holliday, including a total
CANDY
The
Republican
State
Central
Com
­
hfa
Jan. 30, 1904, Ole Olsson of Ashland months.
the progress of the fire has now been of twenty blocks of the most modern
CATHARTIC
and Miss Clara B. Pengra of Rosa­
Petition of K. J. Kubli and others mittee is called to meet in Portland on
checked and that it is burning itsell and substantial buildings in Balti­
lia, Wash.
for a road in Missouri Flat district was Friday, the 21st day of February, for i
out. The last places to go were the more, Involving a loss which cannot
the
purpose
of
selecting
the
time
and
K ing —S mith —At Ashland, Jan. 31, dismissed.
ice house and coal yard of the Ameri­ now be estimated, but which has cer­
D.Cronemiller judge North Jackson* place for holding a state convention, can Ice cofnpany. The coal yards tainly already reached $30,000,000 or
1904, Ira Smith of Tillamook and
Retail Market Report.
ville, viep J. W. Robinson resigned. recommending date for holding prim­ which spread out about 200 yards $40,000,000.
Miss Zoe King of Ashland.
aries, etc.
The
following quotations were
T.
J.
Williamson
cleik
in
same
south of the ice house, were the means
Ever since about 6 o'clock, when
A hlstrom —M oore —At Sisson. Cal.,
made up this afternoon, and is an
When
we
stop
to
consider
that
there
precinct,
vice
H.
C.
Maury,
resigned.
darkness
came,
the
fire
department,
of staying the march of the flames on
Pleasant. Palatable. lfotenl. T«Me Good. Do
Jan. 27, 1904, by'Rev. John F, Kel-
impartial report of the prices charged
I
Good, Novar Siegen MT eaten, or Gniæ 10c. ix. Sue
John A. Marsh clyk io South Jack­ are 40,000,000 Japs, and that overy the south and Jones Fklls on the east although aided by engines from Wash­ by Jacksonville dealers:
logg,
Frederick
Joseph
Ahlstrom
of
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
mother’s son of them considers it the
The Norfolk wharf of the Baltimore ington, Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Wheat—$1 per bushel.
\
MwM S m W j t —r—r. <■»««*«•. m -»««-«'. t«H. Ml
Ashland and Miss Emma Baxter sonville, vice P. Deisch.
Flour—82.30 (.a $2.40 per 100 pounds.
greatest
of all pleasures to be able to Steam Packet company, which was the surrounding suburbs, has been ut­
M.
Perdue
judge
in
Flounce
Rock,
Mft Tft
Sold and sncrantccd by sliding
Moore of Sisson.
Oats—55c per bushel.
die for the Mikado, Russia's job in the stocked with barrels of rosin and'other terly powerless to make any effective
■U"l U*0AU (lata to Cl'Ki: loU-cco Habit
vice A. II. Boothby, non resident.
Barley—Rolled. $1.50 per cental.
H oward —B asye —At Grants Pass,
resistance
to
the
consuming
element,
miscellaneous
merchandise,
was
de
Marion Tryer clerk in North Med­ far east doesn’t so closely resemble a
. Hay—Per ton. baled. $16.
though
for
hours
as
many
as
400
Feb. 1, 1904, James Howard and Miss
strayed
before
the
fire
had
attacked
Sunday-school picnic after all.
Potatoes—lc per ft.
ford, vice J. C. Hall resigned.
the merchandise company's property. streams of water were thrown into the
Gertrude Basye of Waldo.
Onions—ljc per pound.
Tuesday, February 2, was “ground­ It took twenty-seven hours to stop the flames.
P. J. Sullivan clerk in WatkiDs.
Butter—50c per roll.
G orsline — M iller —At Woodville,
C. V roman judge in Gold Hill, vice hog day,” and if the beast bad been progress of the great fire.
Indeed, so terrific has been the heat
Beans—3(®5c Der pound.
Jan.
31,
1904,
by
-
Rev.
J.
Milton,
abroad in the afternoon he would un- {
T. J. Pearce resigned.
In all ita «tage«.
F
1
Lard—14c per Douud.
The authorities have already taken ever since the fire started, and so
Chas. Gorsline of Medford and Miss
Eggs—20 cts per dozen.
T. B. Ellison judge in Roxy, vice doubtedly have “seen his shadder’’ | steps to meet the emergency, and a dense and suffocating the volume of
Sugar
—D. G. $5.85ui$6 35 per cwt.
Jennie Miller of Ashland.
flying
sparks
and
burning
cinders,
special
meeting
of
the
Maryland
legis
­
and gone back into his burrow until
A. B. Ellison, non-resident.
Poultry—83.50 to $4.00 per dozet.
that
it
was
difficult
for
the
firemen
lature
has
been
called,
and
legislation
six
weeks
later.
As
we
do
not
have
vice
C. Prock clerk in Meadows,
Hanis—16> (a 17c per pound.
The to stand long within fighting distance
ground hogs in Oregon the old legend will be immediately enacted.
Geo Walker resigned.
Shoulders—12jc per pound.
BORM
of the flames, while early in the after-
Side Bacon—14(al6c per pound
J. G. Martin clerk in Antioch, vice does not necessarily apply to our state. measure is not yet drafted, but it is
understood that the legislature will non several trucks and engines were
J. C. Pendleton, non-resident.
How much will a man stand, asks appropriate $25.000,000 for relief if hopelessly disabled by falling timbers.
E nsele —Near Medford, Jan. 27, 1904,
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.
Ray Winkler clerk in South Ash­ the Atchison Globe? Henry Klieman that amount is deemed necessary. The
At 7 o'clock the situation was so a
to Mr. and Mrs. P. Ensele, a son.
land, vice O. Winter, resigned.
is under arrest at Mankato. Minn , for effect of the immense loss on the In desperate that Chief Horton decided
It.is interesting to note that for­
B oivin —At Ashland, Feb. 7, 1*04, to
Tnos. Dungey clerk in Rock Point, attempting to kill Andrew Anderson. ) surance companies is a matter of spec­ that the only thing left to «do was tunes are frequently made by the in­
Mr. and Mrs. H. Boivin, a son.
Tice T. B. Ketchum resigned.
The latter called on Mrs. Klieman; the ; ulation. and fears are expressed that to dynamite buildings at threatened vention of articles of minor imp rt*
Lane Wyland clerk in Climax, vice suspicious busband hid and counted • some of the smaller enterprises may points and thus prevent as far as ance. Many of the most populai de­
D aw —At Hilt, Feb. 4, 1904, to Mr.
possible, a further spread of the vices are those designed to benefit the
and Mrs. Daw, a daughter.
Fred Tice, non-resident.
that Anderson had taken his 65th kiss be forced to the wall.
people and meet popular conditi t>s,
Washington,
Feb.
8.—President flames. In pursuance of this plan a and one of the most interesting of
Jas. Culberston clerk in Lake Creek, before he began to shoot.
O rr —At Acbl ind, Feb. 4, 1904, to Mr.
Roosevelt has come to the assistance number of buildings on South Charles these that has ever been invented is
vice Jas. Klingle resigned.
and Mrs. L. P. Orr, a daughter.
The Grants Pass city council propos­ of Baltimore. Upon the appeal of the street, between Gorman and Lombard the Dr. White Electric Comb, patent­
Thos. Carr clerk in Foots Creek, es to close the card rooms, billiard par­
S andry —In Medford, Jan. 30, 1904, to
local authorities he has ordered the were blown up. Subsequently the ed Jan 1 94 Ti e*e wondetful c mb«
lors and candy stores on Sunday as well United States engineers to that city splendid structure of J. W. Putback, positive’.y cure dandruff, hair fal i ig
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sandry of Gold vice C. C. Carr resigned.
Ralph Jennings clerk in Sterling ae the saloons. At a recent meeting an to assist in checking the spread of the notion dealer at Charles and Fayette out, sick and nervous headaches, and
Ray, a daughter.
when us« d in connection with Dr.
precinct, vice Jas. Lewis resigned.
ordinance prohibiting the keeping! flames. At 2:30 o’clock the first of streets, was dynamited, and then the White’s E ectric Hair Brush are i«si-
D e R oboam —On Evans Creek, Dec. 30,
Geo. H. Lynch judge iu Trail, vice open of any store, shop or any other the soldiers boarded a train here at Daily Record building, Ross’ drug tively guarantied to make straight
1903, to Mr. and Mrs. John DeRobo­ J. G. Briscoe resigned.
place of business, except drug stores, the Pennsylvania station, only an hour store and others. However, this he- hair curly in 25 days’ time. Th «u-
am, Jr., a son.
roic remedy merely delayed, but did sands of these electric combs hsve
J. C. Pendieton clerk in Sim’s Val­ doctors, undertakers, livery stables, i after the order had come.
G risez —At Montague, Jan. 27, 1904, ley precinct, vice C. B. Fitzgerald re­
The force was under command of not seriously Impede, the onward been sold m the various cities of the
butchers and bakers, was passed.
Major Burr, and the engineers, 100 march of the conflagration, and for Union, and the demand is constancy
to Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Grisez, a signed.
Hon. Mitchell Wilkins, one of the strong, were drawn from the Wash­ two hours or more the fire department increasing. Our agents are rapidly
daughter.
Fred Minthorn clerk in Woodvil’e,
oldest pioneers of this state, died at ington barracks. They carried with was practically helpless and resource­ becoming rich selling these comis.
They positively sell on «ight. Send
RHOTEN—At Yreka Calif , Feb. 1, vice J. H. B igley resigned.
Eugene last week, aged 85 years. Few them 1600 pounds of guncotton with less in the face of the roaring furnaces for sample. Men’s siz- 35c. ladies’50c
1904, to Mr. and Mis. J. H. R holen,
PROBATE
which sent their fierce tongues 200 —half price while we are iutrodu« ing
of those who blazed the trail to Oregon fuses and electrical detonators.
a daughter.
Estate of Pearl Gaines. F. M. wore better or more widely known than
At Baltimore they.will meet another feet into the air, and which filled th« hem. See Want Column of this
T aylor —In Roxy Precinct, Jan. 27, Stewart appointed administrator and Mr. Wilkins, who, by his interest in store of ammunition comprising 5000 heavens first with a pall of black paper. Toe Dr. White Electric comb
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor, R. H. Hailey, H. G. Nicholson and R. public affairs and a progressive spirit, pounds of guncotton from the ordnance funeral smoke, and then v with livid Co., Deca’ur, Ill.
sheets of sparks and lurid cinders.
a son.
II. Whitehead appraisers. Inventory did much to help in making the early supply at Dover, Cal.
California Perfum«
Following the rapid destruction of
The engineers go equipped with
and aip aismeut showing real and
history of this state.
the palatial commercial buildings in
Is tbs State where UN
tents
and
ten
days'
rations,
so
that
personal property valued at$t44, tiled.
the wholesale district, the cyclone of
DIED
in the
Fifty thousand acres of timber are they may take care of themselves.
Estate of U. Gorden. Inventory
Baltimore, Feb. 8.—The burned dis­ roaring flames burst into Baltimore
consumed every year in the manufac­
and appraisement tiled, showing real
trict is fully two miles square, Scores street, licking within a few minutes
H all —At Fair Oaks, Douglas coun­ and personal property valued 825 000. ture of crates and boxes. The railroads of what were palatial, modern and so- the seven-story Mullins hotel like
Original and only genuine French
w
of
the
country
use
annually
120,000,000
ty, Feb. 4, 1904, Mrs. Mary J. Hall,
Estate of S. T. Youman«. Hattie
Tansy Waters for sale t-y I eadlng
r
; ! called fire proof buildings are now so some monster, rapidly rolling with
ties.
Seven
hundred
and
fifty
thou-
Druggists, *2 per box. Safe and re-
>
widow of the late Geo. Hall, and Aloutt aptoioted administrator and
many piles of debris. The devastated irresistible force both east and west,
liable.
Accept
no
aubstltute.
C
mother of Mrs. Emma Jones, of D. Chapman, Geo. Pennebaker and sarxi telegraph poles must be renewed portion of the city is closely patroled; cutting down wholesale and retail
year ly, not to mention the telephone by the police of this city, policemen houses, manufactories, shops. Jewelry
Ashland.
Geo. Wor>dson appraisers.
DR. ROBISON’. JACKSONVILLE. ORE >
Estate of M. Maule. Order made to poles used and the telegraph poles re­ from Philadelphia and Washington, by «tores, furniture depots and restau-
C reede —At Central Point, Feb. 4,
quired in the construction of new lines. state militiamen and several compan- j rants.
1904, Franklin J. Creede, a native of sell real estate.
At Charles street the remorseless
It's about time to commence the an­ ies of regulars from Fort McHenry,)
Estate of Charles,Newton and Dora
North Carolina; aged 71 years, 3
Ude
swept on down Baltimore street,
and
no
one.
is
allowed
to
enter
the
Htffiaan. H. G. Nicholson, R. H. nual discussion of which base-ball team
months and 27 days.
but .also turned into Charles street,
prohibited
lines
except
by
special
per
­
looks best to win the pennant. On
where it quickly engulfed the eleven-
M c C ormick —Near Ashland, Feb. 1, Halley and R. H. Whitehead appoint­
paper, and judging from the work of mission. Outside this line thousands story Union trust building, At 8
ed
appraisers,
who
report
real
and
1904, Mrs. Desdemona McCormick,
of eager and anxious people are con
J. ‘w- “ôoinson s rug tore,
last year, Los Angeles Is still the strong­ gregated.
o’clock occupants of the Daily Herald
aged 67 years, 10 months and 6 days. personal property amounting to 887.
Jacksonville, Ore.
est
aggregation in the Pacific Coast
building at Fayette and St. Paul
Estate of minor heirs of Jas. Gaines.
The
common
remark
of
citizens
is
GRUBB—At Ashland, Feb. 3, 1904, in­
Same order as above. Appraisers re­ League. It is true that Morley has that Baltimore Jias received a blow streets and of the Record building op­
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ported real and personal property lost Joe Corbett, and if he loses Dillon which it cannot recover from for years: posite, were compelled to vacate by
Grubb.
he may be somewhat handicapped.
Mayor McLane expressed the hopeful the flames, tV were the occupants of
amounting to 8844.
B igham —At Igerna, Calif., Jan. 24,
L. Zimmerman, of Portland, presi­ conviction that this city will quickly the Calvert and Equitable structures,
CIRCUIT (ill
to no hindrance to the
two of the most massive office build­
1904, Merrill Bigham, daughter of
rider who wears
dent of the Lucky Boy Mining Com­ rise like a Phoenix from its ashes. It'
ings in Baltimore.
Weston F. Shields vs. Lillian
is
estimated
that
as
many
as
20,000
Mr. and Mrs. John Bigham, aged 2
pany, owners of the famous Lucky
Down Baltimore street, a parallel
versons have been thrown out of em-
Shields; divorce. Decree granted.
years and 10 months.
Boy mine, in the Blue River district, . ’ovment and many of these and their wall of roaring, crackling flames
EXCELSIOR BRAND
Honeyman,
Dellart
&
Co.,
vs. returned with the monthly cl anup
CUMMONS—Near Agty, Calif, Jan. 30,
swept, consuming everything in its
'lies will be without resources.
I I fk
1904, Miss Leona Cummons, daugh­ Mitchell & Denton; to recover money. of the mine, in the shape of two gold
course, speedily reaching the Evening
*
ivernor
Warfield
states
that
every
Man or «a.Idle can not get wet.
ter of J. M. and L. M. Cummons, for­ Judgment for 8107.18.
bricks, valued at near $10,000. He safe deposit box and vault in the va- News building, from which the em­
excelsior mmo
Alfred Lewis et al v®. J. H. Bee­ said work was progressing rapidly
Thedford's Black-Draught has
merly of Ashland, aged 19 years, 1
rious institutions was absolutely safe; ployes had to hastily flee, though not
OILED CLOTHING
saved doctors’ bills for more than
mao; to tecuver money, DLsmLsKcd
until
valuable
records
had
been
re
­
month
and
8
days,
on the company's new 35-stamp that the records were preserved and
Tot all kinds ot work.
sixty years. For the common fam­
on motion of defendant’s attorney.
WerrwnledWaterproof. X
quartz mill, and it Isexpected to have that it was next to Impossible for se- moved. Shortly thereafter the Conti­
WILD
—
At
the
residence
of
ily ailments, such as constij«ation,
her
son,
Look for trade-mark, h
nental
Trust
company
’
s
fourteen-story
Clias.
Pruett
vs.
Mary
fl.
Hanley;
If not at dealers, write ■
indigestion, hanl colds, bowel com­
it in operation 'about March 1. One rious danger to happen to documents
George Wild, In Phoenix precinct,
building took fire.
K. a. Haem * 8ea.
\
appeal from Justice court., Decree great trouble at the mine is lack of contained therein.
plaints, chills and fever, bilious­
Sarah Wild; aged 87 years.
A block below the American news­
ness, headaches and other like
for plaintiff for his costs.
The blackened remains of a fireman
men. Mr. Zimmerman -will soon make
complaints no other medicine is
AMICK—At Antioch, Jan. 30, 1904, of
paper
building was enveoped in
H. E. Darling vs. Anna Darling; a trip to the Cœur d’Aleae mines, in were found in the gutted Equitable
necessary. It invigorates and reg­
apoplexy, John R. Amick; aged divorce. Plaintiff ordered to pay Into
building, where he had rushed in an clouds of sparks an burning splinters.
ulates the liver, assists digestion,
Idaho, to secure men for the Lucky effoffrt to get a line of hose to the So that at this hour It is certain that
zabout 70 y raars.
court the several sums prayed lor.
stimulates action of the kidneys,
Boy.
the Herald and American will not get
roof.
purifies the blood, and purges the
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ATTACHMENTS.
out
Issues
today.
Meanwhile
the
Sun
WANTED—SEVERAL PERSUNS
Dowels of foul accumulations. It
New York, Feb. 8.—“The crippled
Sheriff Rader on Feb. 8th attached ofcliaracter and g cod réputation in
has been arranging to print its today's
cures liver complaint, indigestion,.
Tom a .
Baltimore
banks
can
have
anything
si o (i, w i a e| sec 10, twp 34 s, r 4 w;
state (one in this county re­
issue in its job office, which is situated
sour stomach, dizziness, chilis,
II« Kind You Haw Always Bougk sis i nt sec 8, twp 36, r 4 w, in the each
Beare th«
Jacksonville, Oregon.
quired) to represent and advertise old within the bounds .of reason to help at a distant point from the path of the
rheumatic
pains, Gideache, back­
action begun in Marion county, W D estiidisbed wealthy business Àiuuse of them along,” said the president of the
Binature
ache, kidney troubles, oonstipation,
fire.
Mahoney
vs.
J.
T.
and
Edith
Kearnes
Seaboard
National
bank
of
this
city,
of
eolid financial standing. Salary 821.00
diarrhma. biliousness, piles, hard
The financial district, including the
and Chas. Winslow.
Established in 1865.
weekly with expenses additional, all when asked what action could be ex­
colds and headache. Every drug­
pay ible in cash direct every Wednes­ pected from the New York associated chief banking and brokerage firms on
gist has Thedford’s Black-Draught
1HE SC’BCOL continue“ the careful train
day 1 roni head offices. Hurt-card car­ banks operating through the clearing South and Gorman streets, seem to be
Ing and thorough instruction (or which
in 25 cent i ¡»ackages and in mam­
it la favorably known.
riage furnished when necetsary. Ref- house.
now doomed, and scores of the city’s
moth size for 81.(
11.00. Never accept
1 Hi MUSICAL DEPARTMENT la always
erei res. Enclose seli-addreesed en
a substitute. Insist on having
leading financiers and business men
„ the
In charge of competent and experienced»-,
“
The
association,
”
he
said,
“
will
vel pe. Colonial, 332 Dearborn St.
original made by the Chattanooga
are
scurrying
In
and
out
of
theii
teachers. Hoard and Tuition per Session
take such action as the circumstances
Clin ago.
Medicine Company.
of Twenty Weeks, $80. Studies beglnf j
September H, 1908.
of the Baltimore banks seem to re offices, bearing packages or placinj
I believe Thedfotf'i Black-Draught
For prospectus, address
quire. If the cash and securities can valuables in safer places.
your Strength
4 ?
JAYNE’S TONIC
VERMIFUGE,
The Kind You Have
Always Sùughi
Suffers the Great
e t F
Times
Bright’s Disease.
Fcr Infants and Children.
DYSPEPSIA
Thirty Tears
Nasal
CATARRH
California
Ladies, Attention!
¡
THEDFORD'S
blacr WR
THE GREAT
fahiiymedicine !
SAWYER’S
POMMEL SLICKERS
St. Mary's Academy,
N. D. YOUNG,
Civil Engineer and Locator of
Government Land,
WIMER, -
OREGON.
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG. OF PORTLAND, OREGON
16 CENTS PER EGG
for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Bar«d Plymouth Rock
en kn nS>
° “P‘ , T‘*e Barred P1y”1()Uth Rock is the best all-round chick
Lbl
tmatUre\ear,y’ grows liir«e-a
and unsurpassed for the
Uble. First come, first served. Order now. and thus nlake surT of a .tart
ese superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the market
or for home use. It coats as much to keep a “scrub" chicken as a pu«-bred
•n it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
Call at the farmer write.’
E. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
LIPPINCOTT’S'
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A F amily L ibrary
•3
LOCATED 2 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
Sisters of the Holy Names.
V
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VIM I VIGOR! VITALITY!
MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS hMK tear in
I
over 50 year« by the l«ad«ia of the Mormon CJiurch and their
The Bost in Current Literature
• 2 C omf - litc N ovels Y early
many short stories . ano
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
$2.60 per year ; 26 ct ». a copy
NO CONTINUED STORIES
EMENV YUMBER vOMPLETE IN ITSELF t
° “ Bt h“d-
Kv'I,,r<’3
undeveloped
by
50
CENTS
A
BISHOP REMEDY CO., 8an FranelssSg OaL,
At A. P. Estabrook, Gold Hi.
€
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V
He Felt Pain in Lost Leg.
J ohn M itchell ,president of United
Mine Workers of America,says:“Labor
strikes will never cease unttl men reach
that amiable spirit wherein there can
be no dispute about anything. I be­
lieve that the majority of the disputes
between labor and capital can be set­
tled by what we call the trades agree­
ment—that Is, the agreement between
the employer and the employe. They
are the parties deeply interested, and if
they are reasonable and sensible I can­
not see why they cannot settle their
differences. I believe that in nine ou
of ten cases, If each party to a dispute
arising from labor matters would evinoe
a mutual desire to be fair and seek a
reasonable solution of the problem pre­
LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
sented, there would be fewer strikes.
ADd even if this rule was applied to
The undersigned is prepared to strikes they would end sooner, and to
furnish rtugh and finished lumber of the credit and advantage of all concern­
the test quality, with dispaich and ed,”
at nat-onable rates at noy mill on
Are You Restless at Night
Evans Creek. Also shiDgles that
have no superior.
And harrast-ed by a bad cough? Use
P. W ilson . Spikenard, Or.
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, it will
secure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. 25c., 50c.
ro car« Vouatlpation Voravnr-
and 81.00. Sold by Dr. J. Hinkle,
•ke Cascarci« Candy Cuttvrrtir K k - or» ,
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O O Can w cura arnFcfai. -uluu.t
Central Point.
Ir; ing Cox of Port Jervis, N. Y., had
leg cut eff by a train- just before
the holidays, and the leg was placed
in tl e receiving vault of the cemetery.
A few days ago Cox complained to ills
wife that there was something hurt­
ing his severed leg. He became so
nervous that the members of his fam­
ily went to tiie receiving vault,
opem d-the box containing the sever­
ed limb and removed a bit of frozen
sand. Although Cox did not, know
that this had been done, it is said that
the instant tiie sand was removed his
pain erased, atd upon their return
they found him happy and free from
the aonoyance.
itch—Ringworm.
E. S. Lucas, Wingo, Ky.. writes
April 26tn, 1902: “For 10 to 12 years
I had been afflicted with a malady
known as ‘itch.’ The itebiou was
most unbearable. 1 liad tried for
years to hud relief, having tried all
remedies 1 could hear of, besides a
number of doctors. I wish to state
thV one single application of Bal­
lard’s Snow Liniment cured me com­
pletely and permanently. Since then
I have used the liniment on two sepa­
rate occasions for ringworm and it
cured completely. 25*5, 50c and $1.00
bottle. Sold by Dr.J. Limkle, Central
Point, Ore.
In the best medicine on earth. It ii
good for any and everything. I have
a family of twelve children, and for
four years I have kept them on foot
«.id healthy with no doctor but Black-
Draught \ J. GREEN, filewar*. La. i
Stands for ihebest
that is trade in
jfooiwcar !
I ATALLLLADING
’
DEALERS.
C.GO7ZSÄN&Q
M A N O FA C T U R ELRS.
5T.PAUU.
CITATION.
Io the County Court, State of Orc-on,
for the County of Jackson
In the Matter of Xhe Estate of Wm.
S. Cook, deceased
To Floyd Miles and Letta Mile? and
all other beirsjunkn twn, Greeting.
Io the name of the Stile of Oreg >n:
You a_e hereby cited and required Vo
appear in the County Court, of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Jackson, at tne Court Rtom thereof,
at Jacksonville, in theCoun'y sf Jack-
son on the 1st judicial day, the 7th
day cf March, 19J4 at one o’clock in
the afterno >n of that day, then and
there to show cause why an order
should not oe gi anted to R. M. Cook,
administrator of said estate, to «ell
the real estate of the said deceased, to-
wlt:
The W| of the 8 Wj, N E| of 8 Wj
and S WJ of N Wi of Section 28, Tp 3«
S, R 3 West, of the Willamette M ri-
dian, being 160 acre«, more or less.
Witness the Hon. Cnarles P. Im,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the Ccunty of
Jackson, with the seal of said C uit
affixed, this 28th day of January, 1904.
Attest:"
J ou n 8. O rth ,
County Clerk.
NOTICE OF Fl N AL SE TTLEM E5^1'
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has Bled bls final account as administrator < t
the estateot N. A. Young, deceased, in tbe
County Court tor Jackson county. Oregon and
Hon Chas Prim, the judge cf said court, has
fixed Mcnday. lhe 7tn day ot March, i«M,
at lOo'clock a. m., at the court bouse to Jack­
sonville. Oregon. as lhe time and pls«e tor
tbe h< aring ot objections thereto and ibe
settlement of said estate
All persons 1 avir g
objections to said account are hereby required
to present the same on or before said day.
Dated this Sth day of February. 19U4.
NICHOLAS YOUNG, Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR ’S NOTICE.
The undersigned.having been duly apptu ted
and qualified as administrator of the l»la e
of Uriah Gorden, lateof Jackson county. Ore .
deceased, perauns having claims against said
► state are her-by notified to present them,
with tbe propei vouchers attached, to me at
the law office of J. R Neil. Jacksonville,
Oregon, within six months from the dale
thereof
Dated this 12th cay of January, ltol
MONROF. GORDFN.
tdmlulstrator ot the Estate of Uriah Gor­
den, Ce, eased
J R N’nit., Attorney
NOTICE OF FlNALbETTLEMl N 1'
In the County Court of tbe State of Oregon for
Jackson County.
In the matter of the Estate of C. Magrider.
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deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA' THE
undersigned, administrator of the estnte of
«'. Magruder, deceased, has
filed In the
county oourt of Jackson Co ,On gon .his fin «1»«-
count as said administrator, and by order or
Hon. Chas Prim, judge of said court. Feuiu-
ary 27. WC4, at 10 o'clock A. M.. is set to lhe
hearing thereof. All persons interested a«e
hereby no titled to appear and file his or her ol»
jection to the same on or before said day.
Dated January 19. 1904
W J. FREEMAN,
Administrator of Estate cf C. Magrude de­
ceased.
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