The Democratic times., June 29, 1904, Image 4

STOP THAT COUGH
COUNTY RECORDS.
HERE AND THERE
CENTRAL POINTERS
Newport, Ore., has a baby seal that
Matters of Importance Transacted at
J. W. Marksbury, of Ashland,' was
is fed by means of a bottle and a tube.
the Court House.
In our city Monday.
The Jeffries-Munroe boxing bout has
L. E. Van Vliet made Medford a
An almost, infallible remedy for dis­
REAL ESTATE.
been put over until August, a forfeit of business trip on Monday.
eases of the Throat, and Lungs,
XVni M Holmes to J XV Merritt, laud 82500 having been posted by each.
E. P. Dunlap, qf Tolo, was in after
known (Sb used the world over for
in
sec 26, tp 36, 2 w; $1.
At tbe art exhibition of Smith Col- supplies the first of the week.
almost a Century.
J L Reno to S W Kilgore, lot 7, bl L ge Miss Edna Cranston Breyman of
33, Ashland; $525.
Portland was awarded first prize for Capt. Amos Frie« and his wife, of
G A Hill to S W Kilgore,lot 7, bl 33, the best work in painting beads from Portland, spent several days last
week with Mrs. M. E. Fries.
life.
i n tbe N. W. | of N. W. j of section 22, Ashland; $5.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
W. J. Nichols and family have mov­
Mary J Coolidge to S XV Kilgore,lots
Tp. 36 S., R.’4 W., together with the
A miner took a clock that would not
ed to Prospect where Mr. Nichols will
3,
4,5
and
6,
bl
33,
Ashland;
$350.
tenements, hereditaments and appur­
run to a Baker City jeweler, who found
The largest sum ever paid for a prescription State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
Ira Dunlap to Maria Wright, prop­ the trouble to be a big woodtick in the act as Forest Ringer.
tenances.
vs.
obanged bands in San Francisco Aug. 3). 1901.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers and Mrs G.
The transfer involved in coin and stock 1112, Ben. Haymond, Administrator of the
Bounded on a line beginning at a tree erty d I c 64, tp 38. 1 w; $40.
works. The clock had the wrong kind
Ella
Gaines
to
F
A
Gaines,
power
of
B.
Ross and children visited the Ray
600 and was paid by a party of business men
of a tick.
estate of John XVoods, deceased, I on the section line between sections 15
lor a specific for Bright's Disease aud Diabetes
attorney.
Dam last Sunday.
and
22,
Tp.
36
S.,
R
4
W
,
74
feet
east
of
and all persona claiming to be heirs
hitherto Incurable diseases
F. M. Stewart, administrator, to L ' In Douglas county some fruitgrowers
Misses Lillie Jeffries and Mary A.
of Johu Woods, deceased, Defend­ corner of sections 5, 6, 21 and 22 ar.d Niedermeyer, j iut iu d 1 e 56, tp 37, 2 ! have a good crop of nearly every
They commenced tbe serious investigation of
Mee made Medford a business trip
tbe specific Nov. 15, 1900. Tbey interviewed
ants.
running thence north 00 feet, more or
variety of fruit, whiles neighbor has last week.
w; $830.
scores of the cured and tried It out on Its
i
less,
to
the
Stage
Road,
thei
ce
easter
­
but
half a crop, and another hardly
By
virtue
of
an
Execution
issued
out
merits by putting over three dozen cases on
SG VanDyke to Oregon & Cal I for-!
Mesdames Ca*e and Glass, of Sam’s
any prunes at all.
the treatment and watching them. They alsu of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ ly along the Stage Road 80 feet; thence
nia R R Co. 1 acre indie 40, Bee 5, tp
Valley were trading with our mer­
go physicians to name chronic, tncurabl gon, for the County of Jackson, ou the southerly about 100 feet, intersecting
38, 1 w; $1.
The income of the emperor of Russia chants Monday.
cases, and administered it with thephyslclau
20lh day of May, 1904, on a judgment the section line between sections 15 and
Chas Brown to L K Parkhurst, se| is 825.000 day; the sultan of Turkey,
or judges. Up to Aug. 26 eighly.seven per
Mrs. S. M. Gib* >n left for Great
22. 50 feet from the place of beginning;
cent, of the test cases were either well or pro duly rendered in said Court as fol­
of ne| of sec 18, tp 35, 2 e, 40 acres; $18,000;emperor of Austria, $5,000; Ger­ Falls, Mont., last week to visit
thence west 50 feet to beginning.
her
lows :
grossing favorably.
8209.
man emperor, 88,000; king of Italy, dang liter, Mrs. Fred Wright.
There being but thirteen per cent, of failures,
Lots] No. and 2 in Block No. 2, front-
Whereas, on the 30th day of March,
Lucy E Payne to Jesse Copeland, lot 86 000; king of England. 86,500; king of
tbe parties were satisfied and closed the trans
904, by consideration of the Circuit ing 90 feet on Front street and running 2, sec 10, tp 39, 1 e; 81.
Miss Elsie Hicks, who has been vis­
Belgium, 86,500; president of France,
action. Tbe proceedings of the investigating
back 80 feet in the town of Woodville,
¡ting
friends at Cottage Grove for se V-
oommittee and the clinical reports of tbe test Court of Jackson Co., Ore.,the State of
F M Stewart, guardian, to F XV 85.0C0; president of the United States,
eral
weeks
returned home last week.
cases were published and will be mailed free Oregon, plain tiff, recove red a judgment situated in the N. W. | cf N. W j of
$130.
Gaines 2-99 Int in lot 5, sec 26, and lol
application. Address J ohn J. F elton C o . against Ben Haymond, as administra­ section 22, Tp. 36 S., R. 4 W.
A.
O.
Fieel
and family have become
6, sec 25, tp 37 , 2 w;i 25.
•The Secretary of the Interior is re­
tor of thee state of John Woods, de-
ACREAGE.
F M Stewart, guardian, to F w ceiving numerous complaints about the residents of Jacksonvil’e. Their many
¡ceased, aud all personsclaimlng to be
N. W. j of S. W. i of section 18, Tp. Gaines, i lot in die 56, tp 37, 2 w; conduct of Indian schools and agen­ friends here wish them success where-
the heirs of John Woods, deceased, de­ 36 S., K. 4 W. Containing 40 acres.
83076.
cies in Oregon. It has been found ever they may go.
fendants, la which it was considered,
N. E. J of S. W. j of section 16, Tp.
Geo. Merritt, who has teen attend­
F M Stewart, guard iati, to F W necessary to extend tbe investigation
ordered and adjudged that the State 36 S., R. 4 W. Containing 40 acres.
Gaine«, 1-11 int in lot 6, sec 25 and lot begun at Chemawa to other places in ing the State University at Eugene
••My wife had pintples ou her face, but
of Oregon is seized of all the lands,
sbe has oeen taking CASt’ARETS and they
S. A of N. W. j and N. E. j of N. W. 5, sec 26. tp 37, 2 w; 8182 50
Oregon, and it is believed a general the past year, came home last week
Save all disappeared. I h id been troubled 1 tenemeuts and property belonging to
j and S. W. i of N. E. J of section 32,
with constipation for some time but after tak
to spend the vacation.
F W Gaines to L Niedermeyer, Î int shakeup may ultimately result.
In? .'ne first Casearet I have had no trouble said estate and described in the infor­ Tp 34 S., R. 3 W. Containing 160
in d 1 c 56. tp 37, 2 w; $2430.
with this aliment. We -annot apeak too high­
Mr. and Mrs. Benson, who have been
Professor James Bluett, the great
mation filed in said cause and herein­ acres.
ly -f Cascarets "
F rbp W'smMAN.
H XV Sterrett to F E Payne,40 acres English astronomer, says tbe next full visitiing friends in Minnesota and
»70S Germautown Ave . Philadelphia. Pa
after particularly described. That all
Commencing at the S. W. corner of indie 43, tp 37, 1 w, $1.
moon will have across its face tbe dark also spent several d lys at the St.
the right and title to the same escheat­ the S. W. } of S. W. j of section 15, Tp.
can or
H G Hover to Uriah Hover, 23 spot that resembles a cross, and that L°uis Exp* sition, returuel Tiiursday.
ed to, and is vested in tbe State of Ore­ 36 S., R. 4 XV.,and running thence east
CATHARTIC
on the 27th Inst, it will be very plain to
MesdamesP. A. Myers, M. F Noble,
gon, which judgment was eurolied and .4 feet to a small oak tree; thence acres in d 1 c 46, tp 38, 1 w; 81250.
Jobti
Brlttsan
to
Thus.
Brittsan,
st
tbe nak3d eye. The Professor says the L. A. Jordan, J. D. Heard, U. W.
docketed In the Clerk's office of said north 112 feet to the Stage Road run­
Court, in Jackson county, on the 30th ning from Jacksonville to Roseburg; of s«t of swj of sec 1, tp 39, 1 w, 20 spot is caused from the shadow made Hartsell and Emma Hibbard, of the
acres; $10.
by tbe north star crossing In front of Medford W. R C. visited W. H. Har­
day of March, 1904. And, whereas, It thence west along said road 76 feet to I
H I Johns in to E M Mclntire.i acre the evening star.
rison W. R. C. last Saturday. A mu­
was ordered and adjudged that all of the section line between sections 15 and
said lai:ds, and every parcel thereof, 16: thence following said line to the indie 43, tp 39, 1 e; $35 >.
Portland, is to have a $500,000 sical program, for the gr od of the or­
Ira G Johnson to H 1 Johnson, j acre packing plant in connection with tbe der, and the light r< freshments served
Pleasant Palatable. Potent. Tasi. Good. Do belonging to said estate and hereinafter
place of beginning. Containing } acre. in d 1 c 43, tp 39, 1 e, $110.
Hood. Ne»»r Sicken ** «*«•■■. or Gi ee. Me ije. Me
described, be sold by the Sheriff o'
campaign of tbe Independent Packing after tbe meeti g, all pre-ent report
S. E. i of S. E. J of section 21 and
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
J E Bodge to A XV Sturgis, i int in i Company against the beef trust. This were thoroughly enjoyed.
Jackson
county,
Oregon,
In
the
same
Stsrdaa K. m .4, C m »«»,.
*l.«* »L *•* lwk. sir
the S. W. | of S. W. i of section lots 15 and 16, bl 21, Medford; 82500.
manner as upon execution at law.
definite announcement was made In
There was a d table wedding at Ibe
TA QAA S o W
Muaranteed by al! drug
22,
Tp. 35 S , R 4 W., less that portion
NEW CASES.
M * I UsDAU gists ’<o CIÓ Tonaocu Habit
Denver by officers of the National Live­ borne of James Hurley on Wednesday
Therefore, in obedience to said exe­ of the above described land that is sit­
cution, and as by law provided, I will uated and lies west of Evans Creek.
Minnie M Chamberlain vs. Win. stock Association, who will journey to evening, June 22!, when his two
on
D
Chamberlain; divorce. M G Hoge Portlsnd»for the meeting July 9, when daughters were married by the same
S. XV. | of N W. i of section 22, Tp.
Thursday, June 30, 1904,
preliminary arrangements will be com­ ceremony. Mi-« Dora Hurley was
34 S., R 4 XV., and commencing at a attorney for plaintiff.
united to John Hesseigrave and Miss
at the hour of 2 o'clock, of said day, point 33.58 chains south of quarter sec­
C R Gorsllne, as assignee of O E pleted.
sell all the right, title and interest of tion corner between sections 15 and 22 In Gorsline, vs. M G Hoge; suit to recov­
Helen Keller, tbe gifted deaf and Myrtle Hurley to George March, El-
In all Its stages.
•aid estate in and to the following de­ Tp. 34 S., R. 4 W., and running thence er money.
dumb and blind student at Radcliffe der Thus. M. Jones was the officiating
I
scribed property, to-wit:
Jesse XV Adams and Samuel Car­ I College, has broken down and is re­ minister. These young people have
west 20 chains; thence south 27.87
cleanaos, soothe» and heal»
Lot
5,
in
block
1,
of
the
town
of
chains; thence south 84j degrees east lile vs. William XVagner, Mrs S G ported to be on the verge of nervous the best wishes of their maoy friends
the diseased membrane.
Woodville,
facing
42
feet
on
Front
2.35 chains, thence north 8| degrees Murray and H Haskill; to recover mon­ prostration. She began to fail two for their unbounded happiness and
It cores catarrh and drive»
street and running back 80 feet and east 3 43 chains; Hence north 63 de­ ey.
away a cold in the head
months ago, and was ordered by her success.
quickly.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
extending from the n e corner of lot 5, grees east 14.10 chains; thenoe north
'
physician to abstain from col ege
Cream Balm la placed into th* nostril», »prend»
8
and
one-sixth
feet
to
the
corner
of
i
work. It is believed she will get a de- DIRECT PRIMARY LAW.
June
24,
19C4,
H
F
McLoughlin
and
24i
degrees
east
8.40
chains;
thence
over ths membrane and ia absorbed. Relief 1» Im­
| gree with the class of 1964, In spite of
mediate and a cure fbUowa It la not drying—does section 16; thence s 80 feet. The above north 6 degrees east 10.64 chains to Miss Adeline Thurston.
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not produce aneexing. Large Sue, SO cent» at Drug­ parcel of land Is situated in the nw | of place of beginning, containing 40 0219
I her inability to fill all the require-
George March and Myrtle Hurley
The voters of Oregon have nothing
gist» or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
q * i of section 2u, tp 36 s, r 4 w.
acres.
John Hesseigrave and Dera Hur 1 meets.
to lose and much to gain by the en-
ELT BROTHERS, to War-en Street, New York
Beginning at a stake on the section
Also, a tract commencing at a point ley.
To occupy and hold undisputed pos­ aeliutut of the direct primary law.
probate .
line between sections 5, and 22, in 64.20 chains south 16 aegrees west from
session of 1 20 acres of lsnd for 44 years, Tiie prime object of the law is tore-
tp 36 s,r 4 «,124 feet east of the corner quarter section corner between sections
Estate of G W Woody. Final state­ and then discover that be has no legal store to the pe pie the power which
of section 5, 6, 21 and 22, in tp 36 s, 15 i 22 and running thence south 84| ment approved and administrator dis­
title to the property, is the situation of has been u>urped by tbe political ma­
range 4 west,and running thence north­ degrees east 3.75 chains; thence south charged.
John Weaver of Douglas county, who chine. As tbe measure is enacted,
erly along the land deeded to Wood­ 77 degrees east 2 6 chains; thence
Estate of S S Cooper. Same order has filed in the circuit court a sut ask­ candidates for public office will in fu­
ford,Colvlg and Manning by B F. Car­ north 5 degrees east 5 93 chains; thence as above.
ing for a decree of ownership to the ture be selected by the people aud not
ter, and used by them as a location for south 63 degrees west 1 4.0 chains;
Estate of Su«aa Ireland. Sale of land in question. He bought it in 1860 by the bosses. Packed and program­
a store, about 80 feet to the stage road, thence south 8j degrees west 3.43 realestate confirmed.
of a man who held it by virtue of a med conventions will become a thing
thence easterly along said road 3 feet, chains to place of beginning, contain-
soldier's land warrant, but neglected to of tbe pasl, and nominations will be
thence southerly to the section line be­ ing 13 €63 acres, excepting and re­
get a deed.
MARRIED.
determined, not by slates or trades or
tween sections 15 and 22, intersecting serving 25 yards on each side of Pleas­
tbe edict of tbe machine, but by the
Governor
Chamberlain
has
appointed
the same at a point 31 feet from the ant Creek and all water and ditch
G rimes —G rigsby —In Klamath coun­ tbe following delegates to the Mining voters themselves. No gag rule can
place of beginning; thence west 31 feel rights of way.
ty, June 19, 1904, James Grimes, for! Congress, which will meet in Portland, be applied to the people and no boss
to beginning.
Also, beginning at a white oak stake
merly of Jacksonville, and Miss Ida August 22: G. G. Warner, Cottage can whip them into line.
Lot 3, In block 1, of the town of and rock monument in the N. E. cor­
Grigsby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Grove; J. M. Retallac, Grants Pass; N.
The people of Oregon have expert
Woodville, facing 40 feet on Front ner of a certain field, known as the lit­
B. 8. Grigsby.
enced to the fu<l the evils of boss rule.
8
Heaskins,
Glendale;
A.
D.
McQueen,
street, running thence back 80 feet to tle field; thence in a southerly direc­
F from
Public offices have been for ytars the
lot 6, in said town, being situated in the tion along the fence of said field 155 B essklgrave — H u rley —In CeDtrs Portland; C. T. Sanford, Ashland; H.
prey
of tbe practical politicians. So
Point Precinct, at the Residence of I L. Plttock, Portland; L. Zimmerman,
n w i of n w } of section 22, tp 36 a, yards; thence west along tbe fence of
frequently
is tbe nominating conven­
tiie Bride’s Parents, June 22,1904, by Portland; C. W. Nibley, La Grande;
r 4 w.
said field about 300 yards to a white
Canforata Perfumea
tion adapted tn the purposes of tbe
Rev.
Tbos.
M.
Jones,
John
Hessei
­
Frank
S.
.Balllie,
Sumpter;
H.
E.
Fos
­
Beginning 155 feet east of the corner oak stake; thence north along the
mda I b A m Stato wbera ths
grave and Miss Dora Hurley.
ter, Grants Pass; L. B. Wickersham machine that In s<.me places none
of
sections 15, 16, 21 and 22 on the sec west line of the N. W. | of 8. W. i of
fanes in tbe
I
Grants
Pass; Al. Geiser, Sumpter; but a machine man gets on tbe tick­
tion line, running thence north to the section 22 Tp. 34 S., R. 4 XV., 155yards M arch —H urley —In Central Point
Arthur
Buckbee,
Baker City; William et. Tbe convention not always reflects
Precinct,
at
tbe
Residence
cf
tbe
stage road, thence easterly along said to a white oak stake; thence east 300
CaBfcrota*» «wertest odore
Bride’s Parents, June 22, 1904, by Harris, Black Butte; XV. B. Dennis, the will of tbe voters in i?s selection
road to where it intersects the section yards to the place of beginning, con­
wrrttDy toded for three
of nominees. Such a «ysteai inevit­
Rev.Thos. M, Jones, George March Black Butte.
line between sections 15 and 22, tp 36 s, taining 0 acres and situated in tbe N.
and
and Miss Myrtle A. Hurley.
German warships hoisted the English ably results in the r.ominatlon of
r 4 w, thence west to beginning
W. j of S. E. j of section 22, Tp. 34 8.,
the bactuui
River lot 1, section 21, tp 36 s, r 4 w, R. 4 W., as described In Book 25 at F reeland — T illison — At Salem. ensign and saluted It with twenty-one men who are unfit for public office.
W thb wondsrful Stato
Men are sometimes put on the tick­
containing 9.63 acres, less the amount page 178 of Deed Records.
June 21, 1904, by Rev J. E. Simpson, rounds, at kiel, while King Edward et who are known to be dishonest, cor­
Just arrived—
deeded lo O. Jt C. R. R. Co. for right To the highest bidder for cash in hand
of Portland, Chas E. Freeluid and stood on the bridge of a yacht, garbed
come and see the
in a German admiral's uniform, and rupt, incompetent; but they are nomi­
of way.
Miss Florence P. Tillison.
the day of the sale, said proceeds of
Also, commencing at a certain stake sale to go to the State of Oregon, less T obin —M oore —In Klamath oounty, responded to military salutes. The nated because they have been useful
Canforata Perfumas»
to the machine, and because they are
driven In the ground near Rogue river, costs and disbursments of said sale.
June, 19, 1904, by S. C Graves,J. P., roar was deafening. Coming to anchor tbe regular m mimes of their party
the Kaiser boarded the Victoria and
thence In an easterly direction along
J. M. RADER,
James Tobin and Miss Ida Moore.
embraced
King Edward, each kissing they are elected.
the
|low
water
mark
oi
said
river
15
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon O benchain —G bohb — At Yreka, CaL,
. cninsons
When the people make the nomina­
heartily. Ten minutes later Edward
rods to the mouth of Ward’s creek,
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, May
Jacksonville, Ore
June 15, 1904, by Rev. J. Wright, Si­ returned the call. Later on tbe Kaiser tions, every candidate must win or
thence in a northiy direction along the 24 , 9€4.
as H. Obenchain of Lorella, Ore.< and King went down .he bay to witness lose upon bis own merits. No orders
center of said creek 11 rods to the
and Miss Emma Grohs of Auburn, the motor boat races.
from the party boss will determine
right of way of the O. de C. R. R. Co.,
Calif.
I
t
has
l>een
suggested
that
the
law
their choice and no trades can be
thence along said right of way in a
That there will be a railroad built In
be
so
amended
that
only
those
whose
effected
betweeu the aspirants for the
A
llen
—
S
nyder
—
At
Yreka,
June
10.
westerly direction 25 rods, thence in a
the near future to connect Salem with
names
appear
on
the
registration
books
several
offices
to be tilled No doubt
1904,
by
Rev.
J.
E.
XVrlght,
R
H.
southerly direction 17 rods to begin­
Portland, and to be operated by elec­
Allen and Miss Frances Snyder, both
the pe pie will make mistakes at
ning, containing j acres and 7 rods, be permitted to vote. This provision,
tricity, now seems to be an assured fact.
times, no doubt they will sometimes
of Jacksonville.
more or less, In section 22, tp 36 s, however, might beheld to be unconsti­
The company proposing to construct
tutional, and would be Ineffective. But M uir —G rieve —At Redding, Calif.,
be deceived as to tbe fitness of candi­
r 4 w.
the line Is the Portland, Salem and
a remedy can be provided that would
dates, but in tl.e long run their judg­
June
18,
1904,
John
Muir
of
De
La
Guaranteed to keep you
Also, commencing at a point where
West Side Railway company, that has
dry. Tbe beat waterproof
prove effective and at the same time
ment will lie trustworthy Abraham
Mar and Miss Pearl Grieve,formerly
ekXbtag ia tbe world. G«i
the south line of the right of way of
Incorporated with a capital stock of
only tbe genuine—the
be
simple,
If
a
provision
were
made
Lincoln’s couti ience in the people w s
of
Ashland.
kiud that won't orach,
6500,000. The
incorporators are
the O. C. R. R. Co. striked Evans requiring the freeholders signing the
peal or get sticky. All
not misplaced and the direct primary
S
trange
—
T
hompson
—
At
Asblami,
■i8e<, all style«, fur ail
creek, thence down the center of said
Robert Ballentine, Charles Atherton
kinds of work.
affidavit
of
a
non-registered
voter
to
law
is a step nearer to the American
June
21,1904,
by
Rev.
P.
F.
Phelps,
If aot at dealers, write to
creek to its mouth or junction with appear before the election board, and
and Frank Brewster, all of Portland.
M. B. ShWYBK a MHI,
ideal ufa popular government.
Pliny
R.
Strange
and
Miss
Maud
Rogue River; thence In a southeaster- each of them state how long and at
w« arm.,
Mr. Ballentine Is also the construction
Kaat laab'^toa, lut,
Public officers nominated In this
Thompson.
ly direction along the low water line of
engineer
of the road and was In Salem
what places be had known the voter,
said river to the north line of River
K elso —W ard —In Medford, June 23. yesterday looking over the field. East­ way will more faithfully serve the
give his place of residence, occupation
people, for their continued tenure of
1904, by Rev. F. W. Carstens, Ted ern capital Is banking the enterprise.
Lot No. 1 above described; thence
and such other information as might
along said lino running north of the be required to establish his identity.
E. Kelso and Miss Stella Ward.
Several days ago, while at school, office will depend upon the people
Florence Tehan suddenly sneezed while alone, n< t upon the pleasure of the
I lands of the O. de C. EL R. Co.; thence Also requiring the voter to state on
along tbe said line to the right of way oath how long and where he had
the room was very quiet. This started boss. Their' allegiance wi.l not be
DIED.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
of said railroad; thence along said line known each of those subscribing to his
tbe other children laughing and divided as it is now.
No open opposition to the enact­
to place of beginning, in section 16, affidavit. Such questioning would es­
plagued the girl, who is of a nervous
S
torts —At Klamath Falls, June 18, temperament. She became confused ment of tbe direct primaly law was
Tp.
30
8.,
K.
4
W.,
containing
three-
tablish to a certainty the qualifications
Eatablithed in 1865.
1904, Tbos. Storts; aged 65 years.
and began sneezing again, and has con­ developed, though It was reported
fourths of an acre more or less.
of
the voter and would determine the
THE SCHOOL continues tbe eareful tr»ln
Lot 6 in block 1 In the town of Wood­ truth or falsity of the affidavit. No­ P otter —Near Picard, Calif., June 16, tinued it up to the present writing, that the machine politicians se­
leg »nd thorough instruction for which
it la favorably known
ville, facing 50 feet on Main Street aud body who wants pure elections and on­
1904, George Potter, a nativeof Ash­ some three days now. Keeping a pres­ cretly eudeavored to arouse seuti-
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT ta always
sure on the nostrils prevents the con­ ment agaiust it, and to create the be­
running thence back to the section line, ly qualified electors to vote could or
land; aged 26 years.
la charge of competent and experienced
oeacnera. Board and Tuition per Session
between
sections
15
and
22
and
running
would object to such provisions as R oberts —In Medford, June 23, 1904, vulsion. but tbe second the pressure is lief that it is the product of mere
of Twenty Weeks, 180. Studies begin
September a, im.
I along said section line 58 feet, situated above outlined.
William B. Roberts, a native of removed the sneezing starts again. theorists and faddists, and of no real
For prospectus, address
Sneezing is occasioned by irrlttating
Nashville, Tenn.; aged 64 years, 11 the inner membrane of the nose; but iu practical value. Nothing could be
farther from the tiuth. Similar laws
months and 24 days.
Sisters of the Holy Names
the case of this girl it seems to be a
have been enacted in other states
nervous phenomenon.
notably in Minnesota, and they have
BORN
proved of the greatest value. Polit­
O
TO
ical standards have been raised, the
Stanti»
Civil Engineer and Locator
LOCATED a MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
S mith —At Ashland, June 23, 1904, Signature
character of ti e nominees is distinct­
ly better and the rule of the machine
OWNED BY A. P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND. OREGON
to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith,a son.
Government Land,
is at an end. Under the direct pri­
T hornton —In Ashland,June 27, 1904,
mary system the office seeks the man—
WIMER, - OREGON.
to Mr. and Mts. J. Edward Thorn­
the
’ office
“ seeker rarely secures 1 nonii-
A CURIOUS old bronze idol is exhibit­
ton, a son.
nation.
ed
in
the
Chinese
section
of
the
Palace
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction for hatching purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Rocl S chuei . er —At Mt. Angel, June 25,
of Liberal Arts at the World’s Fair. It
Guaranteed.
chickens, is dirt cheap. Th® Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chid,
Sued by His Doctor.
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. L. E Schueler, is made from solid bronze, weighs 2,000
en known; matures early, grows large—a good layer, and unsurpassed for th.
(nee Iva Purdin), a daughter.
doctor
here has sued me for
“A
pounds and is a relic of the dynasty of
iJPPiilCOTT'S i table. First come, first served. Order now, aud thus make sure of a start i. O ffenbaccher —In Williams Creek
$12.50,
which
I
claimed was excessive
Ning, one of the Chinese rulers who
these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised for the maike
for a case of cholera morbus,” says R
District,
May
17,
1904,
to
Mr.
and
reigned
about
1404
A.
D.
The
idol
or for home use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred,
White, of Coachella, Cal. “At the
Mr». F. Offenbacher, a son.
represents a figure having eleven trial be praised bis medical skill and
I
and it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
Call at the farm, or write
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
S puhn —At Phoenix, June 15, 1904, to heads, arranged In a pyramid five medicine. 1 asked him if it was not
E. R ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
> F.4MUV library
heads high, and having forty-two arms Chatnberliin’s Colic, Cholera and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spuhn, a son.
Diarrhoea Remedy he had used, as I
and hands, half on each side of the had good reason to believe it was, and
Ue
Li Current Literature
body. The idol is in a good state of he would not say under oath that it
• > C*"' «•*.»▼< Nov eta Y early
preservation and is a striking reminder was not.” No doctor could use a bel­
Mi-NY SSORT STORIES AND
of the religion of the period of history ter remedy than this in a case ofchol-
err morbus, it never falls. S Ud by
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Special Excursion to the
World’s Fair.
The Duoyer i Rio Graude in con-
ntetion with the Missouri Pacific, will
ruu a series of Per onally Conducted
Excursions to the World's Fair dur­
ing June. These excu sions will run
through to St. Louis without chauge
of cars, making short stops at prin­
cipal points enroute. The first o!
these Excursions will leave Portland
June 6th, and the second June 17th.
Tbe rate fri tu Medf .rd will be $77.50
u> St. Louis and return. Excursi n-
ist* going via the Denver & Rio
Grande have the privilege of return­
ing via a different route. This is the
im st pleasant way, as wellas the most
delightful r< ute. to cross the conti­
nent. Tbe stops arranged give an op­
portunity of visiting the various
points of interest in and about Silt
Lak< City, Denver and Kansas City.
If you wish to accompany one of
the-'e excursions write at once to W.
C. McBride, 124 Third street, Port­
land for akeping car reservations.
62 A J9 O.’ O It I A .
Jean the
Iu; nature
of
I tic Kind I m Hate Always
Reduced Rates to St. Louis
Exposition.
The Southern Pacific Co. will sell
roundtrip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to St. Louis and Chicago on ac­
count of tbe St. Louis Exposition, on
the following dates, June 16, 17, 18;
Aug. 8, 9, 10; September 5, 6, 7; Oct­
ober 3, 4, 5. Goicg trip must be com­
pleted within ten day« from date of
sale, and passengers will be permitted
to start on any date that will enable
tt em to reach destination w ithin the
ten days lirn't. Return limit ninety
dt:ys, but no later than Dec. 3lr 1904
For full info-mat ion a« t 'rstesaod
route« call on Agent So. Pac. Co., at
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cratlc Liuba ut Northern OtUo.
“I dreaded the change of life which
was fast approaching. I noticed Wine
of Cardui, and decided to try • bot­
tle.
I experienced some relief the
first month, so I kept on taking it for
three months and now I menstruate
with no pain and I shall take it off aiid
on now until I have passed the climax.'*
Female weakness, disordered
menses, falling of the womb and
ovarian troubles do not wear off.
They follow a woman tothechange
of life. Do uot wait but take XX’ine
of Cardui now and avoid the trou­
ble. Wine of Cardui never fails
to benefit a suffering woman of
any age. Wine of Cardui relieved
Mrs. Webb when she was in dan­
ger. XVhen you come to the change
of life Mrs. Webb’s letter will
mean more to you than it does
now. But vvu may now avoid the
suffering she endured. Druggists
sell $1 bottles of Wine of Cardui.
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The Price Didn’t Stop Him.
Tiie Middlewest is largely set led by
Scandinavians, who, while notab y
thrifty and industrious, have n< vt r
been accuse! of t eing overly fond of
horse? aDd certainly not given to 1 t-
tinggothe money lavishly for them.
The true love for horses and the senti­
ment which keeps so many •‘in ti e
game” is, however, not withheld Pom
che race, as was demon-tratid not
long since at the home of Dm Patel:.
Several weeks agi a Swede arrived
there, mounted on a lirle black mare,
who had a large feather-legged colt ac
foot which re-embled a Percberou.
it was raining at the time, but the
Swede, red stiirtei and pink-whisker­
ed, was in thorough go >d huniir.
lie dismounted leisurely and announc­
ed that he was going to breed the
mare to Dan Patch. Whereupm the
boys began to josh him. Finally Mr
Hersey joined the party and heard
the man’s tale. He had shipped the
mare from South Dakota co Minneap­
olis and had then ridden her 17 miles
to the farm. Mr. Hersey, th i king
to close all arguments at once, asked,
“Do you happen to realize that it
takes 1500 in coil of the realm to
breed to Dan Patch?” “You tank,”
said the Swede, “that 1 have no the
money.' 1 show you.’
At that he
went Into bis overais and bre ught up
a rolU^f bills big enough to choke the
fi:ebox ci an Atlantic liner. He skin­
ned of! five crisp $100 bills and icquir
ed for tbe next freight to Minneapolis.
Several high-class mares had already
been turned away, as Dan’s bvok was
full, but Mr. Hersey didn’t Lave tbe
heart to deny a Swede as game a- this
one tbe privilege of breeding his mare.
Sentiment in tbe horse busine-s is
truly deep and evei lasting. The man
went home on a freight, for, said be,
"it don’t cost so much to travel that
way.”—(“Marque” in Horse Review.
T he Supreme Court of Missouri has
affirmed the conviction of two of the
St. Louis boodlers. Not long ago the
court was turning them all loose as fa6t
as their cases came up The popular
response to District Attorney Folk's
candidacy for governor seems to have
been noticed even on the bench.
T he National Press Association will
hold its next annual meeting at Guth­
rie, Oklahoma, and an excursion to tie
Lewis and Clark exposition will be one
of the features, provided an invitation
Is extended by Portland; otherwise an
excursion trip will be made to the City
of Mexico. Five thousand people at­
tended the late meeting of National
Editorial Association, including repre­
sentatives of foreign newspapers.
T om R ichardson , whom the Port­
land Commercial Club and Chamber of
Commerce has engaged to boom Ore­
gon, has started the ball rolling by call­
ing a convention of "ltizens from all
parts of the state to convene In Port­
land on August 2 and 3 for the pur­
pose of organizing au Oregon develop­
ment league. The Idea is a good one
and the convention should be attended
by people from all parts of the state
who are interested In the development
of Oregon, for only through co-opera­
tion can good results be had. The
commercial club invites mayors of
towns, county commissioners and
judges, presidents of commercial bod­
ies, irrigation, mining, horticultural,
agricultural and stock associations to
attend the convention.
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