¡1,e ¿J,lT iiUmes JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1904. VOL. XXXIV. Rogue River Valley League. A PLU0KY WEAVES ENDURES A PAINFUL PERSECUTION^ Ownrsa Pursued by Mr. Hickey to Brine«» an Bad a Serious Interfareuce With Hie Work. The pluck which Mr. O. H. Hickey, a ootton weaver, of No. 3 Main street, Har­ ris, Rhode Island, exhibited in resisting an effort to drive him from his l«x>ma iu the Bernon Mills of Georgiaville, was truly remarkable. Every day his work was hampered more, and at its close he dragged him­ self to his home and was put to bed ex­ hausted and suffering to such an extent that sleep was impossible. Every morn­ ing he forced himself with heroic reso­ lution to resume his work. But the days went by without bringing him any re­ lief, until it became clear that even his remarkable will power could not loug sustain such fearful odds. His good wife became alarmed and both began to look eagerly for assistance. “My trouble came. I think,” says Mr. Hickey, “from the strong draught of odd air that played about my feet at my six looms. One foot swelled just abvwe the ankle, and the pain became something terrible. I forced myself to limp about during the day, but it was worst at night when I got home aud, as soou as I got my supper, I had to go to bed to get a- little relief.’ Besides the torture iu my foot I would have nervous jumping spells, shortness of breath and pain near my heart. “ I stood it as well as I could for three mouths, tryiug many medicines but all the time getting worse, until two friend» told me what wonderful virtue they had found in Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. One of them said they had cured his rheumatism and that he con­ sidered them ‘ the foremost of all reme­ dies.’ “Now, I bless Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills myself for the first box I took heitpd me and. after I had taken three boxes, the swelling went down and the pain and lameness left me for good. I have had no trace of the dreadful illness since." Obstinate cases of neuralgia, sciatica and even of locomotor ataxia, have also yielded to the same remedy, which is a specific for all diseases of the blood and nerves. These pills are sold by all drug­ gists throughout the world. C olorado baa experienced a loss of over $23,000,000, occasioned by strikes in that state during the past six months. The loss is charged up to union labor, which is now being driven from the state. T he National Good Road« Aseocia tion with 4000 delegates meets in Port' land next year. It is to be hoped that Oregon will be far enough advanced with her good-road« movement to be thoroughly interested In the con ven |ion. 1 — R ui &IA is about ready to sue for peace, Many dignitaries high in the councils of that nation are anxious that war shall cease. No doubt Japan is ready for adjustment of differences, provided Russia will do the right thing. That Tired Feeling Is a Common Spring Trouble. It’s a sign that the blood is deficient in vitality, just as pimples and other eruptions are signa that the blood is impure. It’s a warning, too, which only tbe hazardous fail to heed. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove it, give new life, new cour­ age, strength and animation. They cleanse the blood and dear the complexion. Accept no substitute. “I felt tired all tbe time and could not sleep. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla a while I could sleep well and the tired feeling had gone. This great medicine has also cured me of scrofula.’’ Mas. C. M. R oot , Gilead, Conn. a Hood's Sarsaparilla promlsoe $• cure and koopa the promiso. L ocal option has carried the State by about 3000. Tbe law as adopted provides for voting on tbe question of local option in tbe different counties at general elections, and some counties will have that opportunity next No­ vember. A remarkable FACT in connection with the monthly report of the super­ intendent of the Insane Asylum at Sa­ lem for May is the statement that not one of the 1350 inmates of that insti­ tution was in bed on account of elcknesa when the report was filed. S enator Q uay was a model husband and father, but bls political methods cannot be defended. Though dead and buried the Influence that has made Pennsylvania politics the most corrupt in this country still abides to be wres­ tled with. Measured by any high standard of right, Mr. Quay’s career was a pathetic failure. Ito I F xrzexi i funi? LEVI 5TRAU55 ¿rCO'S copper rireted overalls Oregon's Game Laws. THE NEW LEGISLATURE. The next Oregon Legislature will consist of 73 Republicans, one Inde­ pendent Republican and 10 Demo­ crats. The Senate will have 24 Re­ publicans and six Democrats, and the House 50 Republicans and ten Demo­ i crats. The personnel of the Legists ture of 1905 will be as follows: BRIEF MENTION. NO. 24 meet to Complete the Work of the Tenth Grade or Its Equivalent before Receiving a Certificate to Teach,” and on “Civil Government." Prof E. E. Washburn, late of the Jacksonville School, will speak on “Character Grow­ ing in School and Home" To Miss Frances Barnes, also of Jacksonville, who la now taking a special course at tbe State University, has been assign­ ed the subject of "Language—Definite Work Outside of tbe Texbook.’’ There is no doubt that these subjects will be ably bandied. LOCAL NOTES IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH C. L. Reames went to Ashland- Frl Dr Bowersox, ou physician spent day, to attend to a criminal case in Monday afternoon in Medfoid. Justlee Berry’s court. P. c. Won. Lost. Charley Bonham, who went to Spo­ Jake Wetzel was In Medford Mon­ 3 .500 Jacksonville....... 3 kane some time ago, has returned. .833 Ashland...............5 K I day. He has opened a market at Ea W. H. Miller ana J. F. Reddy have Gold Hill.............. 2 .333 4 gle Point and will furnish tbat section .333 4 been at Medford several times lately. Medford................ 2 with the best quality of meat. M. Sidley and Mre. S. KUngleof Lake There has been a change in the tlm< There will be a game in Medford creek were recent visitors in our town SEN ATE—REPUBLICANS, of the northbound overland train. eyery Saturday during the base-ball H. D Norton of Grams Pass, tbe at­ Marion—Croisan, E M,* Farra, which arrives at 4:44 p. m , or eight season, instead of Thursday, as for­ torney, was in our town Tuesday, on minutes earlier than usual. Squire* • merly. This will be a decided improve­ legal business. Linn and Marion—Hobson, W H * Mike Spabn, a veteran of the civil ment in every way and cannot' but Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Frey of Lake Laue—K lykendall, Wm A.* war, who has been living in Jackson prove popular. PERSONAL MENTION. Creek were recent visitors In Jackson­ Doughs, Josephine, Lane—Booth, R ville aud its vicinity fur many years, Medford and Jacksonville will cross ville and Medford. A left for Roseburg Monday, to enter the bats on the Medford Athletic Associa­ Jackson—Carter, EV.* J. S. Congleton and E W. Ander­ Oregon Soldiers' H. me. , Prof and Mrs. J. A. Bish are visit­ tion’s grounds Sature ay and Medford Crook, Klamath, L ike, Grant— L iy- son, the miners, were down from Wat­ ing io Jacksonville. Dan Colwell, who was in Medford for and Gold Hill will play at the same cock,J A. kins a few days ago. several weeks, accompanied by one ol District Attorney Reames is in Port­ place Sunday. Both will doubtless Lincoln, Tillamook, Yamhill — his sons, has returned to Klamath land on professional business P. W. dwell made Medford a visit Absolutely Pare prove quite interesting Wright, G 8. Wednesday. He is spending tbe sum-I county. His eye has improved consid­ Jo n S. Orlb, our efficient county 1 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Polk —Laughery, U 8. Jacksonville arid Ashland play on erably under treatment by Dr. Pictrei. clerk, made Medford a visit Tuesday. mer at Central Point. Yamt.hl— Howe, W A.* Neuber & Taylor’s grounds Sunday. Mrs. L. Shea arrived in Jacksonville Geo. Corum of Medford and Mis» Mrs. Fred Slagle,who has been visit­ Clackamas—Browned, GC.* Ashland and Gold Hill will try con­ Wednesday, to visit relatives stopping Kate Jacobs of Klamath Fails will be ing in Medford, left for home Monday Washington—Haines, E W. clusions Saturday, on the grounds of at "St. Mary's Academy. Columbia, Multnomah, Washing­ married at the Catholic church iu Ash­ evening. tbe latter. Excellent sport is expect­ J. J. Skinner, Geo. Franklin and L. land, June 15th, Rev. J. D. Murphy­ Mr.and Mrs. Fred Luy spent Suaday ton—Hudson, C W. ed in both places Oberg, operators in government lands, officiating. Congratulations and best in Jacksonville, visiting relatives and Clackamas, M ultnomah—Holman. Now tbat it Is certain local option Ashland won both games from were in tbis section lately. wishes are in order. friends. Herbert * has become a law of our State tbe Jacksonville which were played on Miss May Huffer has been in Med­ Robt. H. McGill, Jr., who has been Multuomah—Marlarkey, DJ; Mays. Mrs. Olis Krause, Misses Rose Bren penp'e are becoming roce acquainted its grounds last Saturday and Sunday. ford, waiting on Treve Lumsden, who in charge of the Duggan placers, lo ­ F P; Sichel, Sig; Nottingham, C W, tano and Margaret Krause were in with its provision«. It seem« safe «o The score of the first game was 10 to 3 has been quite sick with fever. cated in Forest creek district, has re­ Medford Tuesday. Ind. Bep; Cue, H W.* predict that the liqu >r question will and tbat of the second 5 to 4. Les­ turned to San Francisco. His many Clatsop—Tuttle, Jay.* Mr aDd Mrs G H. Durham of be up nearly every election for many Miss Cora Cameron of Uniontown, a ter and Strube were pitted against friends, while regretting his departure, student of the U. of O., is spending her Grants Pass were on Wednesday and years toe me, and that Oregon will Wasco— Whealdon, N. Martin ar.d Jacobs in the first aud Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler—Bow wish him unlimited success wberevei vacation at norqe. Thursday of last week the guests of b ive tbe lively experience that other Wilner and Strube against Cleveland he may go. ermao, Jap. friends living in Jacksonville. states have previously bad in tbis and Jacobs in the other. H. E. Ankeny returned from Klam­ Union, Wallowa—McDonald, Peter. The association naming itself tbe ath county Monday. He reports that R. W. Chee ver of Talent is stopping II De. Medford disposed of Gold Hill at the Baker, Harney, Malheur—Rand Klamath Hotel Company, with $6000 section prospering as it never has be­ in the vicinity of Jacksonville. He re­ A« soon as Augu 110'h as few a« ten Athletic Association’s grounds Sun* John L-* capital stock, has gained legal stand­ fore. cently had one of his feet badly Injured percent, or about 350,of the voters of day, by a score of 7 to 1. Henley and ing by filing the necessary papers in SENATE—DEMOCKAT8. by a wagon he was operating. Jackson county, f -r Instance, can pe- Northrop were the home team’s bat- J. W. Irwin and John McReynolds the offioe of the Secretary of State. Lion — Miller, M A.* W. H.DeZeng.the well-known miner, tition for the submission of tbe ques­ Ury, while Romer and Conn repre­ of Willow Springs district, the well- The '.company proposes to build and Douglas—Coshow, O P. known miners, were in Medford Mon­ whois also operating in Eik Creek dis­ tion of conn'y p-ohlbition at th« elec­ sented the Nuggets in the same posi­ maintain a hotel at Klamath Falls. Coos, Curry — Coke, J. S. trict,left for tbe scene of his operations tion of November 8th. Or they may day. tions. Our national bollaay will be appro­ Benton—Avery, P. in Northern California Wednesday. wait until October 8 h to tile tbe petl- i C. C. Beekman, J. M. Cronemiiler Through tbe enterprise of Manager tion. « Morrow, Umatilla, Union—Pierce, priately observed at Eagle Point, un­ C. E. Wikstrom and p Cameron, who and Theo. Cameron have gone to — Hall the public was enabled to see one Walter.* der the auspices of Snowy Butte Or for Ashland or Medf<»d, nr any Portland, to attend the grand lodge are extensively engaged tn mining In of tbe Pacific Coast League’s teams A. L. Morris is here in the interest Umatilla—Smith, C J.* Lodge, A. O. U. W. A splendid pro­ Wimer precinct,were with us Monday. ward therein, the con«at o ay be and chapter of the A. F. A A M. play a game on the local diamond. of the Oreg-m iuers Asst clat ion and gram Is being arranged for the occa­ The former was accompanied by L. waged for «uch city at ti e next muni­ HOUSE—REPUBLICANS A. S. Hammond, the Grants Pass at­ It was a big and enthusiastic crowd, also to collate information and statis­ sion, and nothing will be left undone to Antoine. Marion — Kay, T B; Richie, J ; Set cipal election. Orin any number of torney, was on tbe southbound train coming from every portion of South­ tics concerning tbe mining industry have a celebration that will please all Header, J H; Calvert, Cbas; Graham, T. J. Keeton, who was engage 1 tn contiguous precincts io the c >uoty the Monday, en route to Kiamatb county, ern Oregon, which witnessed the ex­ of Siuthero Oregon for the mining who attend it. J G. mining for many years in Soutiern elect!■ >o msy be calt d Or both kinds to attend tbe June term of circuit hibition be ween tbe Portland Browns congress tbat meets in Portland Aug. The excursion to Ashland from Jack­ Oregon, is in this section looking for *>f petiti ons may be find for one elec­ Lane—Bingham, I H; Griffin, G W; court. and Medford Greys on tbe grounds of 22d. He Is also desirous cf organizing sonville on Sunday was much of a suc­ timber for a big syndicate. He la now tion, by precinct-, districts or for tbe tbe latter. It was a splendid game local branches of the Association at Edwards, 1 N. cess, 62 people besides Neuber’s team 1 P. Ritner and hia family have be­ located at Chico, Calif. whole county. And in this case a Douglas — Son neman, G H; Gray, J and wt II worth the price to see it. diff.rent points in this section. Mr embracing the opportunity to take a come lesidenta of Ashland. Tbe Prof. S. Commencement exercises of St. • bole district msy have prohibition Drunot and Shea formed the Browns’ Morris has been successful in tbis at | trip up the valley and see a good game i Jacksonville forsome time past, required to return to sa ooo kteptrs Lincoln. Polk — Cooper, J S. rented tbe Ennis ranch, located near pired a very satisfactory game. Hume j Hill, C. T. Sanford, L. B. Chase, Les­ leaves for Woodville In a few days, l Jacksonville. Mr. M. is so badly pes­ day. runs were pleni iful, Moore and Nor­ lie Corbet, J L. Mahan. H. S. San-1 Yamhill—Miles, B C. where he will engage in hauling lum the amount of lie*.me money they Dr. J. M. Keene, who h a delegate to may have paid in advance. If me sa­ Tillaniix k. Yamhill — West, tered with cayotes tbat be cannoteven W T. throp each making one for the Grey«, f rd, wh<> was cho-en vice-president, ber from F. Pratt’s mill Suecess to the Republican natianal convention, loons are voted out m Novem er, over Washington — Flint, A B; raise chickens. The animals have be ­ Newell, the f rmer also making tbe other tally is by virtue of his office ex-' fficio mem­ him. left for Chicago Sunday evening, ac­ the county, tree »ill in ail human W K. come very bold since tbe bounty on for the local aggregation. Francis of ber of tbe State Board. The J. D. Neathammer, a prominent citi­ probability be anomer petttioo and companied by bis wife. They will also their scalps was repealed and even Clackamas — Huntley, C G; Jaguer, the Browns lifted tbe leather over other officers and directors arei zen of Wimer, and Granville Oden of submission of trie que-tion for tbe come to barns and chicken yards for visit the World’s Fair. the fence aid one of his.colleagues chairmao, M. F. Eggleston; secretary, ■ Frank; Bramball, J N. tbe -ame place were in Medford Wed­ June elec lion in 19ofi, and if the sa­ Clackamas, Multnomah—Holcomb, their prey. Tne price on their heads W. J. Clarke o the Gervais Star and made all of the cushions on a like E. T. Staple-; directors, C. A. Simons, nesday, on land business They report loons are voted back they can com ' should be restored. bis wife (nt^e Laura Luy)spent Sunday performance. There were a number J. L. Mahan and J. L. Coroet. A ; G W, Jr. everybody In tbat neck o’the woods mence bu-loess again on toe first day Muitnomah—Bailey, A A; Capron, T. A. Wood and bls son, Hosea, who in Jacksonville and Medfoid, visiting doing nicely. of good plays and few errors. ( o'July,l«K)6 If county pronibkloo is c> mmltlee of three was app«lnud A J; Colwell, E B; Crang, Thomas H; were convicted of conspiracy to de­ relatives and friends. Will was a dele­ Jacksonville vs. Ashland. select a room for the callectKn of an Henderson, M F; Hudson, W R; Kill- fraud the Government, in connection gate to the National Editorial Associa- A bog buyer from Ashland, named i defeated in November the Prohibi­ exhibit of tLe mineral products of the The following is the score of the county and also to confer with the mgsworth, W M; Linthicum, 8 B; with the pensions of a number of the tionwblch held its annual meeting at King, has been buying swine in tbe tionists, will get out another aud the I central valley, paying 4|c per pound « questioo will cum- up again, anyway, game played at Asb1-nd Sunday: Ashl-nd board of trade looking to co Mears, S M; Mill-, A L; Muir. W T; veterans of the Indian Wars, will not St. Louie last month. gross. He bought quite a number in June, 1906. Ano it will probab y Welch, Madison. < pt-rative action. be granted a new trial. Judge Bellin­ JACKSONVILLE. H. Schaeffer called on us a few days from farmers living in Lake Creek and recur in June, 1908, 1910, a: d indefi­ Columbia — Maj ger, Gaorge. ger baa overruled their motion therefor ago. He is manager of the Gold Hill A.B. a. B S H. P.O. A. nitely. Klamath, Lake, Crook, Grant- and will pass sentence one day tbis Development Co., which has submitted Brownsboro districts. Ordway, ss........ 3 0 0 0 2 2 E Donegan, If. 5 0 0 0 1 0 Shook, J S; Steiner, R E L. Bert Harris, W. F Entrop and their The first vote on tbe question will week. The case will probably be ap­ a proposition to furnish Medford with P Dotegan, cf..3 1 0 0 0 3- Umatilla, Morrow—Cole, W G. associates intend building a railroad I be io November, if it is petitioned fo*. pealed to tbe U. S. Supreme Court. light and power. It will also operate a 4 1 3 0 8 0 btiube.c... from Big Butte Falls to the central i and thereafter tbe voting on tbe ques­ Union, Wallowa—Dobbin, J H. Ki user, 3b .4 0 0 0 2 0 Below will befoun4-the vote cast There have been plenty of fine sal­ smelter at Gold Hill, which will be of valley, if the schemeis feasible. They tion will be in June every two years, Union — McLeod, N C. 2 Lester, if.. 5 0 0 1 1 for circuit judge iu the First Judicial mon in Rogue River.below Grants Pass, great convienence and importanoe to have engaged J. A. McCall of Ashland, I at the general state and county elec­ 1 1 0 1 3 Nunan, 2b.. 4 Baker—Smith, A P. District: while very few have been seen above the miners of Southern Oregon. 3 1 0 0 0 3 Willner, p. a competent civil engineer, to make the I tions, by counties or district*. In Harnty, Malheur—Stitz. J L. While Judge Benson’s majority is 5 1 1 0 9 2 Collina, lb. preliminary survey, and he began work any precincts, or any Dumber of con­ Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler—Don­ Bloody Run, Josephine county, where nearly 1200 Judge Hanna's Is only the Golden Drift Mining Co maintains this week. tiguous precincts, ten per cent of the Total 37 4 » 0 24 12 7 497. But for t he fact that tbe Repub­ nelly, R N; Kuney, C C. -Wasco—Burgess, J F; Jayne, A A. a dam across the stream. We have voters may petiticu for toe submis­ ASHLAND. Exposure to a sudden climatic change lican vote 1« abnormally large, having been told that the fi>b ladder put in producescold in tbe head and catarrh t sion of the question of prohibition. AB R H 8.H. PO A HOUSI DEMOCRATIC». been expedited by those in charge of by tbe company does not avail any-' Tbe pupils of St. Mary’s Academy. | is apt to follow. Provided with Ely’s Hulen, 2b....... .3 2 1 0 3 5 In cases of cities tbe question Lion—Cavender, A B tbe campaign because tbis Is a presi­ thing, bting useless until the dam is on the evening of June 13th, gave an Cream Balm you are armed against may be submitted in wards, districts Eastman c f.. ..3 0 I 0 1 0 Coos, Curry—Burns, Robert. Carter, 1 f___ ..5 1 0 0 2 0 dential year. Judge Hanna would completed. It Meme as if Fish War­ entertainment at U. S. Gall, Jack­ Nasal Catarrh Price 50 cents at Drug­ including several wards, or whole or Ely Brothers. 56 Warren Martin, r f.. ..4 0 1 1 0 0 Josephine—Smith, R G. baue been defeated. It is also quite den Van Dusen should investigate this sonville, as Is tbe annu 1 custom. gists, Street, New York, mall it. The Balm cities al tbe municipal elections. Jacoba, e... ..4 1 0 0 10 0 Yamhill—Cal well, F H. evident that baa there been a single matter. It was well attended and more than cures without pain, does not irritate or And in these cases the question can­ Neil, ss......... ..3 0 0 1 0 5 Clatsop—Burns, J v ; Laws, J N. candidate on tbe Democratic ticket Freeburg, 3 b .3 0 0 0 1 1 Labor Commissioner Hoff will leave p eased the large audience.. Tne par­ cause sneezing It spreads itself over not be submitted again for t^o whole Umatilla—Blakely, Wm; Chamber- in a few days for an extended tour of ticipants in tbe program, which we an irritate l and angry surface, reliev the result would also have been differ­ Pool Ist b.... ..4 0 1 0 8 0 ing immediately tbe painful inflamma­ years; so this would be at tbe second Cleveland, p.. .4 1 0 0 1 1 lain, W D. ent. inspection of the conditions of labor print below, are tbe recipients of tion, cleanses and cures. Cream Balm succeeding ci y election in most if not •Hold-over Senators. ...1563 Jackson... throughout tbe state. From Portlard much praise, laving been industrious quickly cures the cold. 37 5 4 •> 27 12 4 Hanna— Josephine.. Total.. all cases, in-lead of the general June ... 850 he will go down tbe Columbia vdley, | tn their prepaiati n and acquitting Now tbat Cleveland has appeared in election. The question of county pro­ ...384 Lake......... SUMMARY. touching at all labor points and mak themselves very creditably. ...434 I print, Judge Parker Is praying to be hibition is up and will continue to ba Klamath ... Earntd rem: Jacksen ville 3; Asb “ The Secret,"piano trio, Maud New- ing side trips to Interior mines and saved from bis friends. up. land 0. bury, Laura tfeuber, Amelia Ullman. towns. He will reach Baker City,Pen ­ Double | lays: Neil to Hulin to Pool. Benson—Jackson .. We are in receipt of an invitation to “Sleepy Cnorus," tbe Juniors. J. F. Reddy and bis associates have dleton and, cutting across Eastern Ore­ Skuck out, by Willner, 6; by Cleve­ attend tbe graduating exercises of the Special Excursion to the Josephine “Youthful Aspirations,” dialogu-. bonded tne noted Blue Lead, situated gon, he will reach Medford oy way of land, tt. Lake......... nurses’ school of the Good Samaritan World’s Fair. “ Tbe Mocking-bird,” violin and Klamath Fails. Proceeding to tbe in Elliott Creek district, just across Klamath.. Two-base bits: Hulen 1, Martin 1. Hospital at Portland Tuesday evening. the Oregon line, to Mr. Allen, repre­ coast be will return to Portland, stop­ piano, Lean Hanna and Frances DaD- Miss Daisy Huffer Is one of Abe gradu­ Passed ball, Strube 1. The Denyer & Rio Grande in con­ senting a New York company. The ping at coast and towns on tbe Colum­ . egan. Home runs, Strube 1. ates. Tbe receptionroomsof the nurses’ nection with the Mi.-t-ouri Pacific, will Neil—Jackson... “ The Golden Slipper, ” operetta in bia. It will require about seven weeks price is $175,000, which includes tbe Bases on balls, Willner 3,Cleveland 6. home will be beautifully decorated with run a series of Personally Conducted Josephine.. Cooper interest, that has already been to cover the entire territory and gath­ three scenes. Characters: Madame roses and other flowers. Music for the Excursions to the World’s Fair dur­ Hit by pitched balls, Willner 3, Lake........... bought, We are Informed tbat a er the desired data on labor which be Arrogant, a proud and haughty dame, occasion will be of a special character, ing June. These excu stuns will run Klamath... Cleveland 2. through to St. Louis without change Edith Dewej; Bernice and Miriam, force of men will be put to work soon w U formulate into an official report. Stolen base«, TJack* on ville 1; Ash­ and a fine program is promised. There of cars, making abort stops at prin­ her daughters, Irene Plotner, Es­ to develop the property. land 2. The wood in the tender of the lo­ are 14 in the class of 1904 The address cipal points enroute. Tbe first of Dufur—Jackson....... these Excursions will ¡eave Po tland ther Murphy; Madge, her ward, Bes ­ E T. Staples bonded several mines will be delivered by Bishop Cater. comotive which pulled the northbound Time, 2 hours and ten minutes* Josephine .. June 6tn, and the seoma June 17th. sie Clough; Old Mother Cronin, a sor ­ on Wagner Creek of D. B. Grant and passenger Lake............ train Monday evening Umpire, Barksdull. R. S. Dunlap left for Roseburg Fri­ The rate from Medford will be $77.50 ceress, Ambrosine Murphy; Princess T. W Hills, for $20,000. Tbe claims Klamath. . caught fire from the sparas emitted by 8c orc r, C. L. Reamer. day evening, to spend some of his re­ to St. Louis and return. Excur-i ¡n- are an extension of the Ashland mine, tbe engine, n?arTaient, and, although Rosamond, the regent, Delia Reuter; iats going via tbe Denver & Rio 2532 and are known as tbe McKinley group. court ladies, A. Murphy, Anna Kass- maining days in the Oregon Soldiers’ Grande have tbe privilege of return­ everything was done to extinguish the Home. He is a Veteran of tbe Mexican ing via a different route. T is is the It Don’t Get Credit. Mr. Staples has a.ready commenced flames, it became necessary for tbe en­ hater, Emma Niedermeyer, Ida How­ war and has lived in Southern Oregon m st pleasant »ay, as we.las the mo>t Important Land Deciaion. the work of sinking an incline shaft gineer ard, » iola Duuford; Muriel, lady-in- delightful route. to cross the conti­ to run down to Medford and put on the property. waiting, Dorland Robinson; pages, for nearly 50 years. For over a third nent. Tbe S’opa arranged give an op­ It has been freely commented upon Eastern parlies are examining the the water tank into commission. Tbe of a century Sergent Dunlap was sex ­ portunity of « kiting the various In tbe past and it is now more appar­ The register and receiver of tv.e Or­ Opp mines, located a few miles west train was detached, and no inconven­ Marion Neil, Maud Newbury, Laura ent than eyer that Oregon does not egon City land office rendered five de­ of Jacksonville, with tbe intention of ience, excepting the loss of some time, Neuber; dairy maids, Sadie McUarvel, ton of the Jacksonville cemetary. The p «ints of in’ere-t in and ah<>ut S it City, Denver and Kansa- City, Viola Kassbafer, Ada Loosley, Clara night prior to his departure he was Lak« get proper credit for tbe amount of its cisions last week, In regard to home­ buying them if they are found satis­ ensued. if ycu wish to accompmy one -f tender.-d a reception by Adarel Chap­ factory. annual gold production. In this an stead claim« affecting title to lands in Charley Bruneau, one of the beet- Newman, Anna Huber, Hattie New­ ter No 3 O. E. S., of which he is a i he-e excursion« wri eat once to W. man, Marion N«il, Esther Kasshafer, C. McBride, 124 Third street, Port­ injustice is done the state and has the Lion county. The entrymen in all of known of Oregon and Alaska mining chai o r member, that was a very pleas­ land for sheping car reservations. effect of restraining capital from in­ the e cases, had made commutation Treasurer’s Fifteenth Call. men, to whose ability is credited the Flo-sie 1 unford, Katie Murphy ana The best wishes of a large Josephine Bdnnaz; Mercedes, mes-.en- ant ti *i vesting in our mines. proof, and after their proof was made circit . friends go with him to his new Office of the County Treasurer of) development of some of the best mines ger of the prince-s, Irene Plotner. O n every gateway is nosted a red Tbat Oregon turns out about S5.0CO, and final receipts issued contests Jackson County, Oregon, Jack- - in Oregon, is again on his way to the bom«. slab where a man has gone to the war, Valse, “Caprice,” violin aud piano, 000a year in gold is not too high an were init fated and thecases were tried sonville, June 14th,¡904. ) far north to pursue development of marked “Gone to tbe front"—to be Lean Hanua and Frances Donegan. Notice is hereby giveu tbat there ' coal properties in the Kayak country. estimate; but this amount is persis­ out upon the charge that tbe entry­ Sued by His Doctor. supplanted with a black one—“Brav­ are funds in the county treasury for “ My Faith Lroks Up To Tbte, ” tently cut down by official reports to men bad not resided upon, cultivated the redemption of ail outstanding With Jennings Brothers located “A ductor here bas sued me frr>us, ’’ says R ed dead his body is reoeivsd at tbe sion of the American Mining Congress Tbe decision of the local office was Inclusive. luterest on same wll) cease 1 sold to the Oregon Securities Company, ber, Heleu Zwight and Maud New* White, of Coachella, Cal. “At the trial be pratseo bls medical skill ana station by his kin with proud faces and _____ to be held at Portland from August to the effect that these parties had after tbe above date.D. H. M iller , forming tbe nucleus of the extensive , bury* medicine. 1 asked him if it was not no tears. Tbe Roman mother has 22 to 27, inclusive, thfi'tubjecl of Ore­ not complied wit b the homestead law, holdings of that corporation. Mr. Ccunty Tieasurer. Life. Ciiauiberl Un’s Colic, Cholera and come back to earth again, and it is gon’s annual gold productions will and rcc >mmended tbe cancellation of Bruneau returned*1rom Alaska last Tbe poet's exclamation: "OLife! 1 Diarrhoea Remedy be haa used, as I the Japanese mother who makes Japan come up for discussion, and tbe blame their entries. It appears that tbe To Cure • Cold Io Ooe Day. fall and spent the winter working on feel thee bounding in my veins, ’* is a nad good reason to believe it was, and the high priest*»« of patriotism among for tbe injustice done tbe stale will be entry men sold their claims soon after Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. All ‘ his Bohemia holdings, consisting of 10 j yous one. Pers >ns that can rarely he would not say under oaib tbat it tbe nations of tbe world. DruKgtsts refund tbe money if it falls to oure was not.” No ductor cuutU use a bel­ making final proof. While there is Grove’s sisnaturels ontto. each box. fixed where it propeily b< longs. or 12 claims, the sale of which has just or never make it, in honesty to thtm- ter remedy than tbis in a case of citol- -elves, are among the most un'oriun nothing in tbe homestead law to pre­ been concluded. The consideration re- ate. Tm y do not live, but exist; for err m >rbus, it never faits. S >ld by vent an entryman selling his claim It Will Be To Your Interest , ceived it is understood approximates to live implies moie than to be. . To all Druggists. A Strong Heart after he has nude final proof, yet hl« hve is to be well and strong—to arise $40,000. Is assured by perfect digestion. Indi leeling to the ordioary duties or claim is subject to contest until pa ­ If you contemplate visiting the geulon swells the stomach and puff« it The fourth annual session of the '.lie dav, equal and to retire not overcome by How About Your Summer up against the heart. Tbis causes tent has Issued, and the party who St. Louis Exposition, to secure reliable western division of the Oi egou State tuem-to Bel life bounding in the Vacation P shortness of briath, palpitation of the buys tbe claim must rest his title up­ information as to railroad tervice, the lowest rate« and the best routes Teachers’ Association, to be held at veius. A med cine that lias m