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BILIOUS? e Feverurh, FeverL WOMEN 1 ’to# v/ LHV1V v *LI\w Dizzy*Headed, Constipated and full of dull aches and pains? TaKo JAYNE’5 SANATIVE PILLS --------- "”T COUNTY RECORDS. MARRIED. Bright’s The largest sum aver paid for a prescription changed banda tn San Francisco Aug. 30. 1901. Tbe transfer Involved lu coin and atock 1112,- M» and was paid by a party of business men tor a specific for Bright’s Disease and Diabetes hitherto incurable diseases. They commenced the serious Investigation at lba specific Nov. 16, 1930. They interviewed scores of the cured and trted It out on Its merits by putting over three dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They also go _ pbjaUlaaa io name chronic, lncurabl cases, and administered It with the physician or judges Up to Aug. » eighty-seven per oenl. of the test cases were either well or pro greasing favorably. Tharp being but thirteen per cent, of failures, th^pCniea were satisfied and closed the trans action The proceedings of the Investigating coasmtttee and the clinical reports of the test cases were published and will be mailed free application Addreaa J ohn J. F ulton C o . TAPE WORMS *A tape on» eighteen feet long at on the sesne after my taking two This I am sure has caused my for tbe past three years I am still »eking caacarets. the only cathartic worthy of notfba by sensible people ” GSQ. W B owlm , Baird, Mlga. CANDY CATHARTIC Drastic Measures Taken to Ridj . Jersey Village of Object ionable Charaoter. T urpin —C harley -—In Medford, at Matters of Importance Transacted at the residence of Chas. NLlhgan, Ni- the Court House. rou Tuipin and Miss Meda Charity, both of Climax Precinct. REAL ESTATE. M c L oughlin —T hurston —In Appe Fred T Harringion to Lee Harring gate Precinct, June 25, 1904, H. F. ton,00 acres in sec 32, tp 38, 4 w; 81000 McLoughlin a> d Mi s Adeline Tt ur- Mary J O.-enbrugge to F J Herbage, stou, by A. D, Bradsley, J. P. lots 9 and 10, bl-1, Medford; 1350. H anks —C happel —In Jacksonville, i L 1) Minear to F J Herbage, 120 June 29, 1904, Rev. Stanford Snyder, acres In sec 23, tp 38, 2 w;|100. Wm. Houks and Miss Bessie Cnap- Binger Herman to M F Hanley, sw| pel. of sec 27, swj of sec 26, nw| of sec 27, S mythe — C haddock — At Grants sw{ of sec 28, sej of sec 28, iiwi of sec Pas*, June 26, 1904, by Rev. Guider, 33, ni ofswj and si of nwi and si of J. G. Smythe, of Grants Pâtis, and nei and el of sti of sec 20, -J of sei of Miss Victoria Chaddock, of Ri*e- sec 21, &c , tp 36, 2»; 18520. burg. PROBATE. S weet — G oodyear — At Ashland, Guardianship of Maud, Minnie and June 29, 1904, by Rev. P. F. Phelps, Claude Gaines H. W¡thington allow Clyde R. Sweet and Miss Mabel ed 8100 for attorney fees. Goodyear. Estate and guardianship of Newton C arter —S earcy — in Jacksonville, Hoffman, et al. Older made for sale June 28, 1904, by Rev. Sanford Sny of personal property. Estate and guardianship of minor der, Geo. Carter and Miss Emma heirs of Jas. Gaines. Same order as Searcy. S ampson —L ucas —At tbe home of the above Estate of Pearl Gaines. Same. bride’s parents, Mr. and L. A. Lu Estate of O R Buckman. July 30th cas, or Grants Pass, by Rev. J.‘ W. McDougall, June 29, 1904, Herbert1 day L’f hearing tinal statement Charles Sampsou aud Miss Cko Lu- • * administrator. cas, formerly of Medford. MARKS AND BRANDS. BORN H eer —At Greenback, May 28, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Heer, a sun. New York, June 30.—A n»b com posed of women and men in about equal numbers, 200 in all, indignant over tbe conduct of one of their neigh bors, assembled late at night by previous arrangement, armed with sticks and clubs, went to the house ol Frederick Hughson in Collinsville, N. J., within thirty miles of New York city, beat him into lnsensibilit'-, stamped upon his face as he lay on the ground in front of his house, put a noose about his neck, dragged him a hundred feet, hanged him to u tree and left him for dead. The only reason the man lives is that the rope broke, and he fell unconscious and half strangled to the ground. The appeal of membetS of the com muntty where the man lived to officers of the law had ben In vain. They decided to take the law Into their own hands, and they made no attempt to conceal their identity when they met to rid themselves of the neighbor, dead or alive. One of the leaders of the mob was a prominent church woman. She was the mother of nine children, and it was her nearest neigh bor who was to be lynched. This woman, Mrs. Cyrus Gulick, did not hesitate to tell of her part in the at tempted lynching. She declared she was glad she acted as she did, and that she would do it again if necessary. Hughson made bis home with Mrs. James R. Hodges and her 13-year-old daughter, Hattie, tn Collinsville, which is a mile and a half from Morristown. The village was incensed over the at tention paid by Hughson to the young glrL M. M. Scott, Wimer precinct—Cat tle, crop off the right ear and under bit in left; hog« the same. CIRCUIT COURT. L A Powley vs. Jos Powley ¡divorce G ker —In Brownsboro District, Juue Defamt granted. oient Taste Good Do Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe 10c 25c. SOc 19, 1904, to Mr. and-Mrs. C. J. Geer, M F Hanley V9. J W Slinger and Z RE CONSTIPATION. ... a daughter. Cameron; injunction. Temporary re y C csie,f. KMlr.ll. Ker Y-rt. 513 straining order issued. TA Bia Sold and ciiarsnteed by all drag- I U’MS gisu w Ct KE Tobacco Babii. Siebe Bros & Plagemann vs. E D DIBD Weston; to recover money. Judgment for $70o 45. 1HI8 H anley —At her h( me on the Jack Hutchison & Lumsden vs. Samuel sonville-Central Point Read, June EMEDY Geary; to recover mouey. Judgment 30, 1904, Mary H. Hanley; aged 41 for 8201.53. a Sura To years, 5 mdnths, 2 days. Laura Berry vs. C O Berry; divorce. S awyer —In Ashland, June 27, 1904, Decree granted. I GIVI Mrs. Stella E.Sawyer; aged 28 years. D D Beese vs. John Garvin, et al; Satisfaction. I accounting and dissolution of partner I ship. Plaintiff given until J uly 10th Lo I Cure Sick Kidneys, , Bladder and Ovarian diseases, and die written brief, defendant to have all weaknes-es in either «ex wltii Cal until July 15th to reply to same and G ivis Finir a ifornia Yerba Lip-Tus, a simple heib plaintiff given tive days thereafter io OBCB of great potency. Don.t delay. Send which to answer. soothe» mid heals the diseased 2 cl*, postage for free »stage fur FRBB treatment. Il cure« Catarrh and drives i P rof , r COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ’ COURT. H. W. H iix , Box 73t-A,L<s t> the Heed qulckley. It Is ab- TARRH ENDEAVORERS IN SESSION. Seventeenth Annual State Convention Open* With a Sacred Concert. Santa Cruz, June 30.—The seven teenth annual Christian Endeavor con vention opened here with a grand sa cred concert. The personal workers held the first of their four conferences In the after noon, and last night the first praise service was held. Today will be taken up with routine business, and the elec tion of officers will take place tomor row. Efj s Cream Bairn AY FEV l!s and Protects th Membrane. Senses of Taste and Smell Full , at Druggists or by mall; Trial site BROTHERS. M Warren St.. N.Y. California Caflfonita Perfume» to tt» Stata where ti» io the the beautiful wonderful Stata. J. tr« 'òninsons rug tore, ’Jacksonville, Ore. JtdsoRville, Oregon. Ettablfahed In 1865. THE SCHOOL eoatiaue* tbe careful train lag an<£ thorough inatruetlon for which ft to favorably nown. THE DEPARTMENT to always competent and experienced hart. Board and Tuition per Session Twenty Weeks. $80. Studies begin itember 8, IBM. For lua, addreaa Angeles, Cai. JUNE TERM. J ames J. H ill , the great railroad builder, .tells the congressional mer chant marine committre: “If you will admit foreign-built ahlps free of duty, you will get an American merchant marine quicker than any other way.” He says that since his disastrous ex periment no American is likely to build a million dollar ship to com pete with one costing two-thirds as much in England. G eneral M iles affirms that only a very short apprenticeship is required to qualify the Filipinos for independ ence. In a speech before tbe Massachu setts Reform Club be said of the refus al of tbe Administration to commit It self: “The policy that is adopted to do nothing” say nothing,disclose nothing, promise nothing, until after the uext election, or any election, indicates to my mind a want of confidence in the wisdom and judgment of the American people. D T he Electrical Review is probably correct in its calculation that tbe crowd will »top burling objurgatory remarks and other missile« at the automobile« just a« soon as greater competition among the manufacturers has put those vehicle« within the reach ol everybody, in«tead of only tbe privi leged few. Nobody turn« up hi« nove at what every bony uses. The same evolution of popular sentiment was wit- neasen when the bicycle became popula rized. The automobillaia have only to wait a bit to become popular. AT thff beginning of nv«ry war tbu > “last ditch” has the floor on each side. Nobody in either camp admit« that his i country can possibly be beaten, or can stop short of complete victory. There , may be reverses, but tbe unconquer able nation will rise above them with unshaken fortitude, ready to spend its i last drop of blood and its last dollar, pound, Iraoc, mark, lire, peseta, ruble or yen, aa the case may be, to dictate • terms in the capital of lu humble foe. | If these resolutions were literally ful . filled no war would ever end short of the complete extermination of one side or the other. Yet we find that all wars do end sooner or later, with enough of the beaten parly lef. alive to draw pen sions. Just now it is Russians who are most emphatic In their assurances that tbe disturbance in tbe east must end their way or not at all. The official bonds of Joe. M. Rader as sheriff and Lax collector, D. H. Mil ler as treasurer, R. B. Dow as recor der, W. L. Cameron as coroner, M. Berry, A. S. Jacobs, F. M. Stewart and A. C. Howlett as justice« of the peace and M. N. Long as/onstable were approved. In re county read petitioned for by G. W. Clark and others, I’eti- tion grant« d and change ordered made. In re county road in Jacksonville precinct petitioned for by J. NunaD and oltiers. Petition granted and road established. In re county road in Roxy precinct, prayed for by W. A. Stewart, et al. Same order as above. In re county road in Soutn Medford precinct, petitioned for by Frank 1 a- vis. Same order. in re county road in Talent pre cinct. prayed for by Jesse W Adams and others. Same order. In re petition of J. W. Petkins or leave to maiotain telephone line be tween his residence in Roxy precinct and the city limits of Medford. Pe tition granted. In re petition of Jackson County Imp. Co., a California corporation, to change part of the public highway through its premises to another por tion thereof. Gar) T. Jones, James Owens and Frank E. Bybee appointed a board of county road Viewer a, to re port at next term of court. J. W. Wiley was appointed deputy coanty stock inspector. In re petition of Theo. Glass and others to establish a road in Antioch precinct. G. T. Jones, B. R. Porter and H. 1. Pelton appointed a board of of viewers, to report at July term of court. The citizen» of Road District No. 8, have subscribed 8183 50 for the irn- provement of the Hamlin lane, it was ordered that a like »urn be donated by the county for the same purpose. Th« citizens of Road District No. 12, having subscribed »55 for the im- provement of one of their roads,a like Bum was appropriated by the county. Bills in a large amount were aud ited. Pile» Upon Top of Pile». Piles upon top of piles of people have the Pile», and DeWitt’« Witch Hazel fealve cures them. There are many different Kinds if Pile,, but if vvi L i F m genuine aud original w ^’e made oy E. C. De- uin h Ca° v Sh,ica*0’ » ««re is cer tain. H. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. w '. m K had p,le8 20 *e*rs and De witt a oaJve cured me after every thing else failed.” Sold ty all drug- You Kao« What You Are Tokina When you lake Grove’s Twateleaa Chui ionic boeauao Ute formula la plainly uruiteuua avarv rotUe,»bowing that U la aimpiy iron and ual- muo 1« a UMieieaa Corm. Sue. Mo Cure. Moray, gists. Bintfrs of the Holy Names. N D. YOUNG, Civit Engineer and Locator of r Government Land, V|1MKR, - OHECON. V 1 — PridM Reasonable Regmmgble Und Mnd Satisfaction GuaraBUx». ■to— |. Il i I ASSIST GROWING TEA IN SONOMA. Santa Rosa, June 30.—John Schind ler, who owns a large farm near Me lilla, about five miles from Santa Rosa, has a garden of several hun dred healthy-looking tea plants Hith erto the plants have been potted, but now Mr. Schindler is in a position to raise hi« own seed and he expects to put his product on the market within a couple of years. Experts say that the tea should do well in Sononft county and that Mr. Schindler is like ly to make a success of his undertak ing. RECOMMEND GOVERNING SQUAD. Louisville, Ky., June 30.—The re port of the committee on «ynod to Hie conference of American Rabbis was read yesterday. The committee re ported in favor of establishing a synod for the central government of the church, the most Important step since the foundation of reformed Judaism, the congregation having hitherto been practically Independent. The report was not acted upon, but the indica tiona were that a majority of the mem bers of the conference would vote to approve It 15 CENTS PER EGG for hatching purpose«, from Pure-Bred. High-Grade Barred Plytnortb Rock chickens, is din cheap. Th» Barred Plymouth Rock is the best all-round chick en known; matures early, grows large-,, good Uyer, and unsurpassed for th. table. First come, first served. Order ’ now, aud thus ffiake sure of a start ir. these superior fowls, i. There is money ut them, whether raised for the maiket or for home use. I It costs as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred, and it is not worth half as much for any purpose. ... Call at the farm, or write. have bear In uso over 50 years by the leaders of the Mormon Church and theii lollowers. Positively cures the worst cases In old and young arising from effects of «elf-abuse, dissipation, excesses, or cigurette smoking, Caras Last ■Weahaad, ImpotrafV, Last Power. Night-Lae.ies, Npunaatorrhaea, Internals, rains tn Back, Evil Desire«, Seminal Enileslona, Lame Rack, Nrrvuas DebilWy Headache. Unfltnese te Marry, Lose of Neman, Vari------------ cácele, or Coaaii ~ p*- tion. Stops Quickness o( Discharge, Stops Nervous Twi idling ef By«- tlds. Effect» ar« Immediate. Impart vigor and potency to every function. Don’t «et i‘ «pond< nt. a cure is al hand. K-titores mill, undeveloped CENTS organs. organ«. oumsiiHi Btimwlatei ihe brain and nerve ce «era. 60c. a box. 6 for «¿..w by inalL A written guarantee, to sure 0) money retundso. withe boxes. Clrcuixrs tree. 50 1W Kind You bee Add re?«, BISHOP REMEDY COM San Franelse«, Cal At A. P. Estabrook, Hold HilL » For the Benefit of Oregon. E ditor D emocratic T imes :— a c<utveution will be liel 1 in Portland Tuesday and Weine-il.ty,August 2and 3, under tbe a4i*pices of the Portland Commercial Club, f’-r the purp »se of organizing an Oregon Development League. Every editor in Oiegon will be a delegate at large. The mayor of every city and town, the county com missioners,the president of every com mercial, industrial, mining, borlicul- tnral, agricultural, etockgrowiog, Irri gation,dairy and ot her associations in Oregon, which have fir their pur pose the upbuilding and b tteim-‘ni of this state, will have the right to name delegates, and up< n t he flo r the smallest locality will have the same voie a* the City of Portland. The official call of this convention will be issued justasaoap as a *ew imp utant details, ow u»der consid eration, are consummated. We want to get to work under an OregoD ban ner and make tiii- state better known Ilian any other state in the Union and tbe plan to accomplish this result will be decided oy this convention in which all interes’s c tn participrte. Thanking you in advance for what you will du, 1 am, for the betterment of Oregon. T om R ichardson . Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition. The S utl ern Pac'tie Co. will «ell rounolrlp tickets at greatly reduced rales to St. L' ei- and Chicago un ac count of the St. Louis Exi*0'ition, on t lie fi 1 owing dal«*, June 16, 17, 18; Au«, x, 9, 10; September 5, 6, 7; Oct- o ’ h r 3, 4, 5. G ot g trip must be com pleted within ten day- from date of -ale, and | asset.gers will be permitted rj start on any date that will enable tl em to reach destination within the •eti days Lm t. Return limit ninety days, but i o later than Dec. 31, 1904 For lull informal i>>n as to rates and r lute* call on Agent So. Pac. Co., at Medford Treasurer’s Fifteenth Call. Newport on Ysqulna Bay is the ideal sea-ide resort of the North Paci fic Coast. Hound trip ticket* at greatly reduced rates on sale from all Southern Pacific point* >n O.egon, on aud after June 1st. A-k agents for further information and a handsomely illnstrated souvenir booklet, or write t > Edwin Stone, Manager C. & E. R. R., Albany, Ore., or W. E Coman, G. P. A. S. P. Co., Portland. FAIR BUILDINGS DEDICATED. St. Louis, June 30.—Wisconsin day was celebrated at the Louisiana Pur chase exposition Wednesday. Gover nor La Follette made a short address, •nd the building was presented to the exposition by ex-Governor Hoard, pres ident of the Wisconsin state board of manager«. The West Virginia state building waa afto dedicated. Governor A. B. White accepted the building for his itate. The principal address was made by Hon. John T. McGraw. To Portland and return, 814.10. Ac count Mardl Gra« and carnival to be held at Portland, June28 to July 9th, 1904, inclusive. Sale dates June 27th and July 7th, 1904. Limit, six days after date of sale, hut not. later ttian July 10th, 1904. i ■C,'D■C,T, Write to us for Free Trial J? XVX j U j Ra. kage of Dr. Mlles’ Anti Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy for Pain Also Symptom Blunk. Our Specialist will dlagno •» your case, tell x ou what is wrong, and how to right it, Free. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., LABORATORIES, ELKILVRT, IND. DUMONT RETURNS TO PARIS. St Louis, June 30.—“I am entirely Innocent” declared Charles F. Morri- »on of Sugar Run, Pa., when asked re garding the charge that he slashed Santos Dumont’s airship. Morrison has been confined in the police station >n the fair grounds since his arrest, but the authorities have secured little •vldence against him. It is stated that Mr. Dumont will leave today for Paris, taking the gas bag with him and returning to the United State« probably within six weeks. E. R. ARMSTRONGS JACKSONVILLE. OREGON MORMON BISHOPS* PILLS Folk« who think it is better to bear pain than eoothe it—are wrong. Old-fashioned doctors used to say it was better, because they had nothing with which to ease pain but dangerous, lxeart-paralyzlng drugs. But now. tliat a safe remedy has been found. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, It is wrong to suffer, for nothing can be gained but weakened nerves. A safe rule to remember Is: When In pain, take an Anti-Pain Pill. Tills will soothe your quivering nerves. Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain by restoring the natural secretions. In which they differ from opiutn and sim ilar narcotic drugs, which relieve pain by checking the action of the glands. They are sure and harmless, and are the latest medical treatment for the cure of Headache, Neuralgia, Backache. Rheumatism, Dizziness, Toothache, Stomachache, Menstrual (Monthly) Pains. Also nerve irritations like Sea- Sickness, Car-Sickness, Sleeplessness, Indigestion, etc. Pleasant to take, quick in results. “I have used Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills for si<k. nervous headache, and hav» received the beat results. I hear tily recommend tlieir curative proper ties. for tliev are successful.”—REV. RAY A. WATRO8, D. D„ Iowa City, la. Sold by druggists, at 25c. Money back if tirst box does not help. Never sold in bulk. Ofli'-e of the County Treasurer of i Jackson County, Oregon, Jack- - smville, June 14th, 1904. ) Notice Is hereby given that there are funds in the county treasury for the redemption uf ail outstanding county warrants protest<-d from April 1,1902, to June 5, 1902, both dates inclusive. Interest on same will eease after the above date. D. H. M iller , C i untj Tteasurtr. Special Rates VIM! VIGOR! VITALITY! Will Not Help Your Disease« but Will Weaken Your Nerves. GIRLS HAVE GAMBLING HABIT Is a violent inflammation of the mu* cous membraneof the wind pipe,which -onietime« extends to the larynx and bronchial tubes; and is one of the most dangerous diseases of children. It almost always comes on in the night. Give frequent small disc* of Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard’s Snow Liniment externally to the throat. 12c, 50c, 81.00. Sold by Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point. OWNED BY a . P. ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON Suffering New York, June 30.—Some of the big life insurance companies and several of the largest stores in the city have begun a war on race track gambling among their employes. One company has issued a circular notifying its clerks that even their presence at a racecourse will be counted sufficient cause for dismissal. In a large de partment store betting was found to be rife among young clerks and even cash girls. Their medium of gambling a as learned to be a handbook maker who visited the store dully, taking wagers as low as 10 cents. • Croup UOCATCO a MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE SKIMMED MILK FOR CALVES. How About Your Summer Vacation? Cheerfully Recommended for Rheu matism. ✓ O. G Higbee, Danville, Ills., writes. Dec. 2,1901: “About i-wo years ago I was laid up for four months with rheumatism. I tried Ballard's Snow Liniment; one hot tie cured me. I can cheerfully recommend it to all suffer Ing from like eflhet ion ” 25c, 50c,11.00. Sold by Dr. 11 inkle at Ceotral Point. A WONDERFUL INVENTION. It is interesting to note that for tunes are frequently made by the in to ntlon of articles of minor import ance. Many of tiie most p.ipular de vices are those designed to benefit the people and meet popular conditions, and one of the most interesting of these that has ever been invented Is Lire Dr. White Electric Comb, patent ed Jan 1 94 The*e wonderful combs positively cure dapdruff, hair falling out, sick and nervous headaches, ana when us«d in connection with Dr. White’s Electric Hair Brush are posi tively guaranteed to make straight hair curly in 25 days’ time. Thou sands of these electric combs have been sold in the various cities of the Union, and the demand is constantly increasing. Our agents are rapidly becoming rich selling these combs. They positively sell on sight. Send for sample. Men’s size 35c. ladies’ 50c —half price while we are introducing them. See Want Column of this paper. The Dr. White Electric Uomb Co., Decatur, 111. bo ti Bl 19 «Ifuxturo »r Il M iTtry «ri»« How They Should Be Handled Make (he Moat Oat of Them. t« .V The greatest drawback to the dairy man or farmer at present is the «kimmed milk calf. Well bred steer i calves, allowed to run with their dam until weaning time, will sell readily at $20 to $25, and the demand la greater than the supply. Labor Is needed to Sc raise a calf in this way, and the only expense is the cost of keeping the cow The Kind You Have Alway s Bought, and which has been a year. The skimmed milk calf needs in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of care two or three times a day. The time and has been made under his per is short, and with the usual method of sonal -upervision since its infancy. handling it is a runt, thin, ill shaped, Allow no one to deceive you in this. unhealthy looking, and sells for $7 to All Counterfeits, Imitation- and “Just-as-good” are but $12. Lost value between a skimmed Experiments that triile with ami endanger the health of milk calf aud one allowed to run with Infants aud Children—experience against Bxperiuient. the cow reduces the profits made from milking. Skimmed milk <.alves are worth as much at weanin? time as calves that run with their dams, aud pure bred cajves raised on skimmed Castorla is a harmless substitute lor Castor Oil, Pare milk have been in condition for the goric, Drops aud Soothing1 Syrups. It is l*l<*asant- It show ring when six months old aud contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nar.’oti© have sold at $75 aud $125 each. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms lu making a trial in feeding on skim and allays Feverishness. It <’iires Diarrhosa anti Wind med milk tbe feeder must allow the Colic. It relittves Teething Troubles, ctin-s Constipation calf to run with the cow until the cow's udder becomes all right and her milk I and Flatulency. It assimilates the Fo.xl, regulates the good. Then take It from the cow and Stomach anti Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. leave without feed for twenty-four The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. hours, wbeu it will be hungry enough to be easily taught to drink. The first week’s feed is ten pounds of warm GENUINE ALWAYS whole milk a day, four pounds in the morning, two at noon and four pouuds Bears the Signature of at uigbt. The second week’s feed su< 'lid be tbe same as the first, except it can be given in two feeds, morning«' aud night. At the end of two or three weeks the calf can then be put ou skimmed milk. The first feed of skiiu med milk Is one pint, tbe second feed one aud one half pints and tbe third two pinta. As tbe skimmed milk Is In creased the whole milk must be de creased until the entire feed becomes skimmed milk, the change being at the rate of half a pound per feed. At the end of a month after the calf is taken from tbe cow the dally amount given is from twelve to fourteen pounds per As tbe date for the national Deme* calf, at two months eighteen pounds, or As promised by President Francis twenty-two to twenty-four pournls per cratie convention draws near the candi few days ago, the first payment on tbe day per calf. A quart of milk weighs dacy of Judge Parke of New York gives del t of the Louisiana Purchase Expo a little over two pounds, and the num evidence of terminating unsuccessfully. sition Company to the United State« ber of quarts fed is only half the num For a time, earlk r in the campaign for i government was made promptly on ber of pounds. the nomination, the selection of Judge June 16, yp round numbers $195,000, This may look to be a small amount to many feeders, but is all that the Parker as tbe Democratic standard that being 40 per cent ol tbe gross re calf will eat and thrive on and gain bearer st^emed almost assured; but of ceipts of the W orld’s Fair from June the sufficient quantity. The milk can late bis strength has waned, and it is i 1st to June 15th, inclusive. The de be fed in tin pails, and those and the believed he is being fought by powerful ' tailed statement prepared by the fair's cans in which the skimmed milk is Interests in bis own state. Judge management and attached to tbe kept must be thoroughly washed and Parker is generally regarded as the voucher gave the total receipts for scalded each time after feeding and choice of the Cleveland Democrats anfl that period at 8487,642,5^ made up when possible set in the sun. Keep the Mr. Cleveland himself is one of Judge I I as follows: Gate receipts, $452,420.50, calves from sucking each other's ears Parker's staunchest adherents. This' lull season tickets, $800; 6tocK- by keeping them separate for half an is the most serious handicap be ha«.for t< lders ’ tickets, $38,850; national com- hour after feeding, until their mouths become dry. Keep fresh water within tbe learned jurist is a very popular . miss on tickets, 833.800, and concessions reach of the calves at all times, and as and capable man. 8)61,772 10 Tbe average daily reoa pts soon aa the calves are taken from their for the fifteen days were $33,509 56 It i mother they should be deborne«L begins to look as If the chief de- Tbe hair on the place w here the horn {tendance of the exposition treasury would appear should be clipped off from now on will be the day to day with shears, the end of a stick of caus For Infants and Children. gate money—that has been tbe genera tic potash is wet in cold water and tbe experience of tbe more pretentious ex spot over the horn rubbed with it until positions in the past it is said. There the skin appears raw, after which a Bears the now remains to be paid back to the light scab la formed, but soon disap pears, and the growth of the horn is WUcnntare of government the gum of 84,405,000 and preveuted. Give the calves shelter in tbe bi-monthly payments from this cold weather and an open shed in T he Oregon Legislature of 1905 is a time on must average nearly $500,000 warm weather where they can go for each in order to have tbe debt wiped shade. Keep tbe shelter and yards widely representative body, not only out before the closing of the World’s In the geographical location of it« mem clean and frequently sprinkle lime Fair gates. Can the exposition com around them. Watch the calves close bers, ae the law requires, but also in pany meet these bi monthly obliga ly and if one begins to scour cut down their occupations and business inter his feed at once and give from one to ests. Though this is primarily a law- tions under the requirements of the two ounces of castor oil. If this is not mak ing body, only 14 of its members are law and thus save itself from practical sufficient give ten to fifteen drops of foreclosure by the government? laudanum a day In tbe milk, and the lawyers. Farmers, who constitute the trouble usually stops in two to three greater proportion of the popuiatk n days. Inoculate the calves when two have also tbe greater proportion of to fonr months old to prevent blackleg. representatives, there being 20 farmers Treat them kindly at all times and in'the two houses of the Legislature. have them become pets.—Epitomist. If the five stockmen be classed as farm ers, the agricultural classes have more Balti«» Cows. than one-fourth of the membership DIE GUAIUNTEEB Cows should have a small supply of The bu.iness interests are represented salt every day. Tbe best w ay. if possi by five bankets, nine merchauls and ble. is to keep a block of ruck salt where seven lumber manufacturer«, six doc they can get at It whenever they tors and two druggists. Alm<'?t every business and industrial interest is rep < --------------------------------------------------- resented. I A A What is CASTORIA CASTORIA CASTORIA Fhe Kind You Have Always Bought WORM REMEDY THE CHEESEMAKER < — —— ' -———■ ■ Taking ail thing* into consideration, it is bard to estimate the value to our great national industry by the gener •I adoption of a cool method of curing cheese, says J. W. Wheaton of Toron to. Something may be lea rued from the experience of the past two sea sons In Canada. Tbe weather has been cool, aud conditions for curing were In the average factory much better than usual. One result of this has been tbe largely increased demand for Canadian cheese in Great Britain, re suiting in higher prices and better values for the milk producers. Rut tbe weather cannot always be depended upon, and factory men should bo equip their factories as to be prac tlcally Independent of it Unless they do so a hot season may put them back where they were two or three years ago. Greatest Cheeae State. New York state provides nearly one half of the total amount of cheese pro duced In this country, according to the report of State Commissioner of Agri culture Charles A. Wietlng, made pub lie a short time ago. During 1902 the production of cheese lu that state was 123.987.516 pounds and of butter 49. 919,794 pounda. In 181*2 tbe cheese pnxluetlou wa« IS0.991.310 pounds, but the production of butter that year waa only 19,497.357 pounds. The commissioner says that the con sumption of pure milk is increasing with great rapidity. While in 1884 the milk consumed In the city of New York In one form or another was 529,- U54 forty quart cans, in 1894 it waa 1,039,454 forty quart cans and in 1903 1,734,953 forty quart cans. If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, Be sure and use tliat old and well- tried remedy, M rs . W inslow ’ s S ooth ing S yrup , forchildren teething, it si othes the child, aofteu* the gums, allay* the pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC, acwaac or ■■ itatio ««. TH( GkNUINC eaxe*ato OMLV «V Ballaid-Snow Liniment Co. AT. LOUIB MO. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. THE ORIGINAL LIVER MEDICINE A sallow complexion, dizziness, biliousness and a coated tongue are common indications of liver and kidney diseases. Stomach and bowel troubles, severe as they are, give immediate warning by pain, but liver and kidnev troubles, though less painful at tlie start, are much harder to cure. Thedford’s Black-Draught never fails to tame- fit diseased liver and weakened kid neys. It stirs up the torpid liver to throw off the germs of fever and ague. It is a certain preventive of cholera and Bright's disease of tbe kidnevs. With kidnevs re inforced by Thedford’« Black- Draught thousands of persons have dwelt immune in the midst of yel low fever. Many families live in Serfect health and have no other octor than Thedford’s Black- Draught. It is always on hand for use in an emergency and saves many expensive calls of a doctor. U nitkd S tatbs L amp Orrica. R osibukg . Oregon. May 31, ISO». Notice ts hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, I87K entitled 'An act tor the sale of limber lands in the Stales ot California, Ore gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Euolic Land States by act ot August 4, ISr.1. Erick Oberg of Iron River, County of Jackson. State ot Michigan, hied in this office on May 31,1804.his sworn statement No. 6192 for the purchase of tbe SH S% of Section No 28, its Township No. 37 South. ot Range No. 3 West, and will offer proof to show that th« land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to estab- lish his claim to said land before the Regiater aud Receiver of thisomceat Roseburg. Oregon, on Monday, tbe 2Sd day of August. 1904. He names as witnesses: James Skinner, E. L. Gilss. Wilber Franklin and Louis Oberg, all ot Roseburg, Oregon. Any and ail persons claiming adversely tbe above described lands are requested to til« their claims In this office on or before said 28d day of august, 19U4. J. T. B kidgis , Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U mitkp S tatbs L aud Orrica Roseburg, Ore., May 31. 1904. Notice ts hereby given that in compliance » ¡th the provision« of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ’ An act for ibe sale of timber lands in the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extended to all the Rub le Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Louis Oberg, ot Roseburr, County ot Douglas, State of Oregon, died in this office May 31. 1904,his sworn statement No.6190. for the purchase of tbe WHNWk. N^ SWM. of Section No 34, in Township No. 37. Range No. 3 West,and will <. Ser proof to show ihat the land sought is more valuable tor Muiliiu, S. Q, March 10. 1901. its timber or stone than for agricultural pur I hav« used Thedford’s Black-Draught poses, and to estabHsh4iis claim to said land for three years and I hav« not had to go before tbe Register and Receiver ot this office to a doctor since I have been taking 1L at Roseburg. Oregon.on Monday, the 2A1 day ot August, 1904. He names as witnesses. Erick It is the best medicine for me that is Oberg ot Iron River. Michigan,Jarnos Skinner, on the market for liver and kidney E. L Giles and Wilber Franklin, all of Rose troubles and dyspepsia and other burg. Oregon. • Any and all persons claiming adversely the } complaints. Rev. A G. LEWIS- I above described lands are requested to tile »•L ' their maims In this office on or before said ttd ’ to day of August, 19.4 J. T. B ridges . 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