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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1904.
VOL. XXXIV.
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NO. 29
Miss Carrie Umpblett of Grant’s
Before tbe St. Louis convention they
LOCAL NOTES.
Pass has returned from Eugene, where
were going to have him bolt unlees a
she operated a type-setting machine in
candidate
to bls liking was nominated;
Miss Clara Rader made Medford a
John X. Miller of Trail Creek dis­
In Portland on August 2d will be visit Wednesday.
The wretch who murdered the fallen trict spent several days in Medford the Guard office. Her sister, Miss
and now that he has announced that
The
Portland
Journal
aptly
says
that
HEB STRENGTH SOMETIMES TAXED
Ada, the clever violluist, who took a held a meeting that is of impor­
he will support Judge Parker they
even a universal affirmation of the gold woman at Grant's Pass July 13th, this week.
BEYOND LIMIT.
There will be no services at any of brand him as an inconsistent dema­
I course in music in the same city, is also tance to the entire state. We refer
standard would in no wise destroy or brutally cutting and beating her, has
J. N. Kirkpatrick arrived from Fort at home.
He had a good
to the meeting called for the purpose the churches Sunday.
gogue. Probably if be could support
▲ Graduate of the New York Trainlug upset the quantitative theory of mon­ been apprehended.
Klamath
this
week,
accompanied
by
B.
Mrs. Thos. Carr of Foots Creek is! . Roosevelt he would be a prince la their
School Tell» How She Recuperate*
of organizing the Oregon Develop­
ey. The gold standard may be safe start, but for some reason skulked
Guaranteed
Forest
Reserve
Scrip
fo
L. Grigsby.
After Heavy Strain.
sale, in large or small quantities, by ment League, an organization that is visiting in Jacksonville.
estimation.
and best now, but this does not prove along the line of the railroad and was
F. A. Chamler, of Siskiyou county, Frank E. Alley, upstairs over Land intended to be permanent, and will
The trained nurse plays a very im­ that it would have been safe or best, captured at Roseburg by Harry T.
Chas. Dunford was in Medford Wed­
Operations at the Blue Lead are no*
portant part in the modern treatment of or even long possible, if the world’s McClallen, sheriff of Douglas county. Calif., the genial miner, was here the Office, Roseburg, Oregon. Will place have for its purpose the encouraging nesday, after a load of freight.
in charge of C. W. Geddes, an expo*
same for non-resident purchasers.
disease, greatly to the relief of both doc­
forepart of the week.
of enterprises of all kinds that will
E. P. Dunlap of Tolo was in Medford rienced and successful miner, who re­
tor and patient. Because she is well dis­ gold had decreased, or if it had not The fellow gives his name as J. R.
A large quantity of fine lumber is be­
John E. Pelton of Ashland, the stock­
Williams,
and
it
is
said
that
he
cut
off
tend to build up the resources of the Wednesday, on land business.
cently arrived from Colorado, having
ciplined she is able to perform difficult greatlly increased. Admitting that
ing hauled to the Iowa Lumber &. Box
service and to endure fatigue in a man­ under existing circumstances the free the sleeves and other portions of his buyer, former sheriff of Jackson coun­ Co.’s factory in Medford from the Ol­ state.
A. Throckmorton of Applegate did been sent to superintend the develop*
Sucli an organization, if composed business in our town Wednesday.
ner that excites admiration and wonder. silver question, as discussed in 1896, is shirt to hide the places which had been ty, was in our city Sunday.
ment of the property for the No«
son, Welch, Schneider & Bristow and
She is human, however, ami in trying entirely out of sight, yet the demand smeared with the woman’s blood dur-
E. C. Faucett aud M. A. Watkins Chamberlain mills, as well as from of representative citizens from every
J. A. and Walter Clark spent a few York parties who have practically pur­
cases the demauds upon her strength for a gold standard, under all circum­ ing her death struggle.
of Big Applegate were among our visi­ some others. This is transformed into part of the state, can and will du much
chased whole of it. Work will bo
prove excessive. She fulfils her duty stances, and entirely regardless uf the
Williams arrived in Roseburg Sat- tors during the past week.
for the upbuilding Oregon and the de­ hours with us one day tbis week.
prosecuted on a large scale and no
boxes and finishing stuffs of superior
nobly to the last moment but, as soon as quantity of that material for use as urday night, coming from the south
M. Pernoil of Applegate was among time lost in determining the value of
velopment uf its resources. Through
Fred
Cook
of
Grants
Pass
and
his
quality and shipped to different points
she is relieved she is compelled to build
it there can be a concert of action—a the many in Jacksonville Sunday.
afoot over the railroad track. He sister, Mrs. Ailie Carlon, have been vis­
this vast deposit of copper ore.
up her owu weakened powers. She money is absurd. It is a sort of fetich
of the United States, where they com­
general
working together—a combina­
stopped
at
the
house
of
Jos.
Mlcelll,
Miss Daisy Wetterer has returned
worship.
iting at Portland and other points.
naturally wauts the remedy that will re­
mand top figures.
tion of interests, as it were—whereby from a several days visit at Ashland.
store her efficiency in the shortest possi­
The reasonable and right declara­ late grand master of the I. O. O. F.,
J. B. Welch of Meadows precinct and
Oregon Development League.
Next Saturday, July 23d, is the day mere can be accomplished than by in­
ble time, and, as her knowledge uf medi­ tion, extended to make it complete, is and asked for supper. His host recog­ his son Ed. were in Medford lately.
Miss Eula Jacubs went to Colestin
i.et
for
forming
a
society
of
the
Ohio
­
dividual
effort.
cines is wide, her choice is likely to be a that the gold standard should be main nized him and telephoned to the sher­
Wednesday, to spend the heated term.
They are manufacturing a large quan­ ans living in Jackson oounty. The
Tbe Portland Commercial Club have
Newspaper men, state, cuunty and
sensible one and a remarkably good tained as long as thereby a sufficient iff, in the meantime entertaining his
tity of excellent lumber.
T. J. Williamson and J. W. Myers issued a call for a convention of the
meeting will be held in Medford, at the municipal officers, presidents uf com­
guide for everybody else.
visitor
at
a
brickyard
near
by
until
Oregon Development League, to ba
vulume of money can be obtained
The Ashland peach crop this year is uffioe of J. A. Perry, the warehouse­ mercial bodies, agricultural, horticul­ were In Medford one day this week.
Every word of the following careful
the officer arrived.
held at tbe Marquam Grand Theater
That
volume
appears
to
be
fairly
suf
­
statement of Mrs. Jessie M. F. Cum­
going to be a record breaker, and the man, and will doubtless prove an inter­ tural, livestock, dairy, irrigation and
Mrs. L. Muller and Mrs. J os. Murphy, in Portland, August 2d and 3d. All
Williams
was
identified
by
the
de
­
mings, of 61 Whitmore street, Hartford, ficient now, and the prospect is that it
scription sent out by Sheriff Lewis of prospects for its disposal at good prices esting one. It is proposed to hold a mining societies, in fact all wto are her daughter, are sojourning at Cole­ commercial, agricultural, mining, Irri­
Oouu., a graduate of the New York will contlne to be so fur an indefinite
gation interests will be repreeentodl
are exceedingly bright.
reunion of natives and former residents interested in the development of Ore- stin.
Training School for Nurses, is entitled time to come. But such was nut the Josephine county, who obtained it
every editor in the state will be in­
Wllner, who pitched for Jacksonville of the Buckeye State, of which there gen are requested to take part in the
Miss Issie McCully returned from Eu­ vited to attend as a delegate. County
to the weight which attaches to the ut­ prospect, nor the fact, from 1893 to from the little girl who saw the man
are quite a number in Southern Ore­ formation of the league.
terance of an expert:
gene Tuesday and will remain several commissioners and mayors of all towns
1898. Not only was the amount of at the house of the deceased when she tbe forepart of the season, left for the gon, at an early date.
and citizens will be called upon to
Every section of the state should be weeks.
“Several months ago,” said Mrs. gold standard money in existence in­ delivered milk to Florence Wells the north Tuesday evening, accompanied
Dame delegates.
Cummings recently, “ I was completely sufficient, but as a conseqsnce of that last time she was seen alive. The Sta­ by his wife and Mrs. L. Faucett.
represented at this meeting, and the
Miss Pauline Levy and her niece,
Tbe Portland Women's Club will
worn out as the result of a very serious
outcome should be an enthusiastic Miss Maegly. were recent Medford look after the comforts of tbs 'Mitt
ry he tells since arrested is that he was
Governor Chamberlain has issued his
fact
a
great
portion
of
what
was
in
ex
­
PERSONAL
MENTION.
and trying case I had attended. I needed
accompanying the delegates, and,
league (hat will bring Oregon to the visitors.
at the woman's house, but left Grants proclamation against setting out fires
a tonic, and so I got six boxes of Dr. Wil­ istence was in hiding, being hoarded,
among other entertainments, have ar­
front.
Through
the
agency
of
a
live,
Pass
the
day
before
the
murder.
in the woods and forests of the state.
liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People and and the consequence was an enor­
R. U. McClanahan is again on the
Jas. M. Lewis of Sterlingvllle pre­ ranged for a trolly ride on August ML
active
league
the
resources
of
the
The
fine
is
920
to
91000.
Sheriff Lewis went to Roseburg for
took them faithfully. I obtained the mous and in millions of cases a
road for the Portland Cigar Co.
cinct, the farmer-miner, was among us taking in the most interesting and
beautiful environment« of Portland,
Williams, who is now confined in the
good from them I expected to, and I can ruinous depreciation of property.
Tuesday was one of the warmest ' E. C. Wells of Gold Hill and his stale, or rather its products and com Monday.
and on August 3d ten street oars will
mercial output can be doubled inside
say with truth and pleasure that the
There is no money standard ques­ county jail at Grant's Pass, He is days of the year. The thermometer [
family spent Monday in Medford.
Geo. E. Ztders of Woodville was be provided for a trip over the entire
of ten years. What Oregon needs is
remedy is a splendid tonic for woman’s tion now. There may not be again in certain he has the right man.
is said to have registered at 100 degrees
among those who visited our town dur­ city.
nerves.’*
Prof.
A.
O.
Freel,
of
the
Jacksonville
more
people
engaged
in
every
indus
­
a decade, or a generation, or a century.
Tbe Southern Pacific Co. will sell
The motive for the murder la said in tbe shade in many plaoes.
The soundness of Mrs. Cummings' On the other hand there may be. De­
school, and his wife are at Colestin.
try. and it is the intention of this ing the past week.
tickets
at the very low rate of one fare
to
be
of
a
financial
nature.
Mrs. Burrell Miller was in our city
opinion is confirmed by the experience
league to get them.
Mrs. S. P. DeRoboam and Mrs. M. for tbe round trip, from ail points oa
Al.Helms
came
down
from
bis
moun
­
claring
for
the
gold
standard
now,
Monday, en route to Applegate. Her
of numerous sufferers from nervous dis­
return,
E. Jones spent a few hours in Med­ Oregon lines to Portland and ratura,
orders of every kind and degree, from henceforth and forever can do no Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and husband is keeping a restaurant at tain ranch today with a load of wood.
for tbis occasion, and it is hoped that
ford Wednesday.
every section of the state will be repre­
Peter Applegate, oounty assessor­
simple debility to partial paralysis. Dr. barm; it is like a legislature passing a
Montague, Calif., and doing well.
Diarrhoea Remedy.
A. S. Hammond of Grants Pass, the sented at the convention to work la
Williams' Pink Pills have cured obsti­ law including a declaration that it
elect,
was
a
Medford
visitor
Tuesday.
J. W. Wiley, the well-known hog
Tbis remedy is certain to be needed
nate cases of paralysis and even locomo­ cannot be repealed or amended by aoy
attorney, was here on professional harmony for the development of Ore­
Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Cantrall of Ap­
gon.
buyer,
while
in
Douglas
county
lately
in
almost
every
home
before
the
sum
­
tor ataxia, the most frightful of all dis­ subsequent legislature. The money
Prof. A. B. Cordley of the Oregon business a few days ago.
plegate are among the many at Ash­
mer
is
over,
it
can
always
be
depend
­
invested
in
a
band
of
j
400
sheep,
which
eases of the nerves.
Agricultural College was in our city
question will be attended to, ordeclar- ed upon even in tbe mi st severe and
E. DeRoboam, the genial hospital
land this week.
They check waste and begin to min­ ed about, from time to time, as occa­ dangerous cases. It is especially valu­ he is pasturing in the foothills.
the forepart of the week. He came contractor, was in Medford Tuesday,
J. W. Ingram and G. T. Salsbury, for the purpose ef examining the work
ister a fresh and lasting vitality at once.
The Ashland Meat Company ad­
sion may arise. There is no need to able for summer disorders in chil­
They are sold by all druggists through­
the miners, were in Medford Tuesday, done by the ladybirds be last year accompanied by his wife.
dren.
It
is
pleasant
to
take
and
never
vertises
that
Lt
gives
patrons
the
bene­
out the world. A booklet giving infor­ worry about the declaration in fa­ fails to give prompt relief. Why not fit of declining prices on livestock by also B. W. Houston of Willow Springs.
Arthur Wells has returned to his
Attorney .General Crawford holds
placed io a thicket belonging to Peter farm in Lower Applegate district, af­
mation of great value in the treatment vor of the gold standard now, nor buy it now? It may save life, For reducing the price of meats in propor­
that
applicants for second and third-
Mrs.
O.
Gilbert,
who
sustained
Britt, near Jacksonville, which was ter a short visit in Medford.
of nervous diseases will be sent free on about the future position of parties on sale by all druggists.
grade
teachers’ certificates art not en­
tion.
severe
injuries
in
falling
some
time
ago,
badly infected with San Jose scale.
application to the Dr. Williams Medicine thia subject. The future will take
titled
tc
have credit for standiog se­
C.
J.
MsLoughlln
and
Jas.
O'Brien,
M. A. Wertz, tbe successful manu­ is able to attend to her business again. The Professor saw nothing of them,
Oo.. áohenectadv. N. Y.
care of itself.
cured
by
them in any branch if they
well-known
citizens
of
Applegate,
did
facturer of lumber, has purchased of
Kola Neis, manager of the Albany however, as they had gone far into
fail
to
pass
the examination. The
business
in
our
city
Monday.
August Fetsch of Grauts Pass a large Brewing Co., Interviewed his numer­ the brmb and it would at present be
provision
that
where a teacher has, 1 b
Judge
Dunn
has
been
joined
by
his
farm lying in the vicinity of Rogue ous customers in Southern Oregon this next to impossible to disoover their
Nearly a half of an inch of rain fell
two
successive
examinations, received
wife
and
children,
and
all
will
reside
river, in Josephine county.
week.
whereabouts. There is no doubt but
In tbe Willamette valley during the
90
per
cent
in
me
or more branches,
here
during
the
next
four
years.
Tbe enterprise little town of Gold
Prof. E. E. Washburn, former prin­ what they have already disposed of
J. A. McCall of Ashland, the well-
The Hartford Times, in discussing latter part of last week, and greater
the
applicant
may
at the next ex­
John H. Simon of Gold Hill, the
known civil engineer, has gone to Big the question as to whether Russell amounts are reported in the coast Hill will soon have a bank, we are in­ cipal of the Jacksonville public school, mu< h of the Insect pests at their dis­
amination
be
credited
with the stand­
Butte to make another preliminary Sage is realty happy, although he has counties. Frequent rains also occur* formed. Robt. H. Moore, Chas. F. has secured a like position at Silverton, posal and will do all that is claimed miner, was with ua Tuesday. He also ing earned applies only to first-grade
for them. The result of tiie intro­ visited his old friend, J. B. McGee.
survey from the falls to the most di­ reached a ripe uld age with a tremend­ ed iu tbe eastern sections it the ! Young, J. L. Hammersly, W. A. Car­ Marion county.
certificates.
duction
of these ladybirds Is being
ter
and
others
will
be
the
stockholders
rect point on the S. P. for W. F. En- ously large fortune,concludes that “be State. The rains west of the Cascades
C. L. Reames, deputy district attor­
Henry Pape of Salem is in Medford,
looked for with much interest by our ney, has been in Grants Pass several
trop and bis associates, who are heavi­ does not know that real happiness have dune an immense amount of
Better roads in any county will hold looking after an advertising scheme
Zur Erinnerung un Feb­
ly interested in timber lands in that is a relative term. It never means good. They will help all growing intending settlers, while bad roads im- that has proved quite popular in the horticulturists, for if they can destroy days this week, on official business.
the
scale
they
are
certainly
a
very
val
­
ruar, 1904.
section and wish to engage in the anything definite. Who can tell crops, especially potatoes, corn, oits ' pel them to look further. And the Willamette Valley.
Geo. Walter, a prominent citizen of
uable auxiliary to fruit-raising.
manufacture of lumber on a large whether one man is happier than an­ and late spring wheat. Hops also will more settlers that are gained tbe easier
G. M. Hyland, formerly with Olds,
Applegate, was in our town a few days
Gestern hats geregnet,
scale.
other and bow can It be told?”
be benefited, as well as gardens and it will be to pay for Building good roads. King & Wortman and Woodard,Clarke
ago.»
Heute regnets auch;
One man whose position Is such pastursge. Tbe grain harvest has r I
As announced by this newspaper a
John Murphy,the Iowa Box A. Lum
Oris Craw ford, Sheriff Rader's clever & Co., Portland, baa been in the val­
Morgen regnete wieder,
abort time ago, a survey tbateuded at that bio neighbors are filled with envy been interrupted by the wet weather,
ley
lately,
looking
after
his
business
ber Co.'a efficient nightwatchman,
deputy, and his family have gone to
übermorgen auch.
Medford was made. The line was 34| as they consider his good luck, himself and in tbe coast counties and plateau
Interests.
spent
Sunday at Jacksonville with his Und wenn sich denn nioht sBndara
Colestin,
on
a
short
vacation.
Lewis
The
Tidings
says
that
surveyors
is
in
a
measure
miserable
as
be
be
­
section
some
cut
bay
will
be
more
or
miles long and the grade much less
Ben Haymond of Rock Point, the were at work most of last week, run­ family.
Ulrich will fill his place in the mean­
wird
than expected. This second at­ holds the many desirable things some less damaged; but these losses are in­
well-known pioneer, was a Medford ning elevations, preparatory to finally
time.
Chas.
E.
White
of
Klamath
county,
So
bleibs
halt noch dabei;
tempt will be for the purpose of find­ other man possesses, but of which be significant compared with the great
visitor Monday. He was accompanied
tbe
farmer-capitalist,
has
been
in
this
T.
R.
Townsend,the
affable
educator,
Das
Wasser
ous den Wolken teilt
deciding
on
the
feasibility
of
the
pro
­
s unfortunately deprived.
good tbe rains have done. A sharp
ing a shorter route.
by Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Morris and Miss posed big artificial lake, north of Ash­ section, looking after his business in­
Und
hmllt
solch spritaerei.
who
taught
at
Woodville
not
long
ago,
in
one
sense
of
the
term
no
man
is
frost occurred Wednesday morning in
Mr. McCall has had much experience
Lottie Morris.
terests.
is
now
stationed
at
Roseburg.
He
was
land,
which
capitalists
are
interesting
happy.
Mauy
a
woodchopper
tn
the
—H. H olbt .
portions of tbe Willamette valley and
in this line and is considered an ex­
Frank Heberlie of the Ashland Laun­ themselves in. Lines were run from
here during the week, in the interest
Mrs. Chas. Prim and her daughters,
pert io bis profession. His assistants Oregon foot hills eojoys fully as large in some of the coast counties, but the
dry and his wife are being visited by the proposed dam at the old placer Mrs. J.F. Miller and Mies Leiiah Prim,
a degree of happiness as does Sage damage was confined to tender vegeta­ of school supply bouse.
Artificiality in the Face
are A. L. Helman, F. L. Low >nd H.
Wm. Clark, the well-known horse the latter’s father and sister, T. D. diggings, near the Wyant place, visited in Medford the forepart of the
McGrath. At Big Butte his force will with his millions. Some men are tion and it was not serious, notwith­
to a point 300 yards south of where week.
positively unhappy with their mil­ standing the lateness of the season.
man, has purchased of W. S. Barnum and Miss Mabel Cheesbrough.
Artificial eyelashes and eyebrows
be considerably increased.
Miss Mabel Jones, the popular solo­ Ashland Creek empties into Bear
lions, while others are fairly well con­ Fall wheat is filling nicely,the beads 15 acres of land adjoining bis place in
The fishing season is here and Frank are now worn by countless people in
This railroad would prove an enter­ tented with their scanty hundreds.
what was formerly Roxy precinct, ist, has gone to St. Paul, where she Creek, and the engineers on the work Ennis may be expected to drop in on society a« well as on the stage. It is
prise of mush benefit, not only to The word happiness cannot be specifi­ being large and tbe berry plump. Al­
will sing in opera. Miss J.has a splendid pronounce the enterprise entirely us at any time. He is still located at
paying
9450, therefore.
almost impossible to tell they are not
the section through which it runs cally defined. It is a condition of though very little wheat has yet been
voice, which with proper training will practicable. Since the publication of Calistoga, Calif.
J.
D.
Wimer
and
H.
J.
Booker
of
threshed,
correspondents
generally
real. These little additions will often
and its termini!, but to a considerable mind that is governed altogether by
give the young lady an enviable rep­ their plan in these columns there has
Woodville
preciact
were
in
town
transform
a plain woman into a pretty
report
the
yields
to
be
better
than
Mack
Johnson
is
developing
a
prom
­
portion of Jackson county as well. temperament. Some men can be
utation In the musical world.
been much interest manifested in the ising quartz property in Farmer’s one.
We therefoie hope that it will be suc­ measurably happy in a hovel while expected. Iu Sherman county some Wednesday. The latter came to Med­
project. The utility of the lake for ir­
Flat district on the property belonging
complaint of smut is made, but gen­ ford to be examined for an increase of
cessfully launched.
others are often immeasurably un­ erally the quality of the wheat is re­ pension. He reoeives 924 a month now, | One Lady's Recommendation Sold rigation purposes is generally recog­ to th John Miller estate.
happy in a palace.
nized.
Fifty Boxes of Chamberlain’s
ported above the average. Hops are but being ntsabled and almost totally
W. J. Scott of Antioch did business
Happiness,
generally speaking, doing nicely, but it is not expected blind is entitled to a higher rating.
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
in
Medford Wednesday. He is making
T
he
states
of
Washington
and
Idaho
means being contented with what you that the yields will be quite so heavy
I have. I believe, sold fifty boxes of
quite
a number of improvements to the
J.
W.
Ingram,
tbe
well-known
miner,
are
enforcing
their
laws
against
ped
­
have and with your surroundings. The as lsst year, on account uf tbe I odk
Those who are gaining flesh
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
and strength by regular treat -
who has been operating in the plaeer Tablets on the recommendation of one dlers. Those states are throwing prop­ big farm be is interested in.
dumb a.iimal that has a kind master spell of dry weather.
ment with
mines of Willow Springs district for lady here, who first bought a box of er safeguards around the permanent
Mrs. A. B. Colvlg, grand chief of
Sarsaparilla is unquestiona­ and plenty to eat gives the highest
Scott’s Emulsion
Stock continues in excellent condi- many years, has sold bls interest to them about a year ago. She never enterprises of their cities and towns by honor of the Degree of Honor, is at
evidence
of
being
perfectly
happy
—
It
bly the greatest blood and
tires of telling her neighbors and
should
continue the treatment
ti
in,
but
pasturage
is
getting
short,
bls
partner,
B.
W.
Houston,
for
91000.
Portland,
attending
the
annual
meet
­
is satisfied with its lot. In a broad
in hot weathers smaller doss
friends about the good qualities of making licenses so high that non-resi­
liver medicine known. It» sense happiness is that condition as is usual at this season of the year, He has made no plans for tbe future. these
and
a
little
cool milk with It will
dent,
non-taxpaying
concerns
cannot
ing
of
the
grand
lodge
of
theorder.
Tablets.—P. M. S hore , Drug­
do away with any objection
and
tiie
milk
supply
in
the
dairy
gist,
Rochester,
Ind.
The
pleasant
invade
the
field
to
the
detriment
of
which
is
attached
to fatty pro­
positively and permanently where there is no ambition for* a
Miss Anna Jeffrey has^closed a term
A few days ago J. W. Slinger of
ducts during the heated
purgative effect of these Tablets makes home industry. Oregon counties are
herds
has
decreased
slightly
during
of school in Forest Creek district, giv­
Lake Creek received a pair of the fin­ them a favorite with ladies every­
season.
cures every humor» from change. Russell Sage is probably as the week.
Send for free sample.
lacking in this protection. This slate ing general satisfaction. She was one
happy, but no more so, than many a
est hogs ever brought to Southern where. For sale by all druggists.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chembto,
Pimples to Scrofula. Its is poor man who in divers ways is doimr Peaches are ripe and plentiful; but!
Is a fertile field for peddlers, grafters of the many who attended the Chautau’
409-415 Pearl Street,
New YaA.
¡Oregon. They were presented to him
50c and ft. 00; al! druggist*.
and humbugs. The license question quan Assembly.
the Best.
more for his country than the New many apples have dropped during the by bis brother, who lives in Missouri,
should be taken up by county courts
York millionaire who never takes a week, although the prospects stillJ are solid red in color and known as tbe
Miss Mary Underwood, who has been
continue favorable for a good crop of
and
home industries protected. The
vacation.
Duroc breed.
apples.
acceptably filling the position of teach­ ••••••••••••••••••••••«•an
farmers themselves who wish to buy er in one of the Applegate districts,
The 12th annual assembly of the
♦
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
as cheaply as possible suffereven great­
*
Southern Oregon Chautauqua Associa­
finished her second term July 8th. She ♦
♦
Won. Lout.
P. C. er injury from peddlers than the home
♦
tion opened at Ashland July 13th with Ashland.............. 9
6
.601 dealers. Goods sold at low prices by will begin another next month.
♦
bright prospects. Chautauqua Grove Jacksonville....... 8
*
7
.533 irresponsible transient peddlers are
W. R. Stansell has his saw mill in ♦
♦
«
For the information of sportsmen
The Medford Driving Club has been
.500
7
The Supreme Court has reversed an­ is a city of tents, and there are large Medford............ : 7
shipshape
and
is
turning
out
a
consid-
.355 sure to be of an inferior grade and af­
9
V
organized with a membership com­ the game law of the State is given be­ other case appealed from Judge Han­ delegations from Yreka, Calif., Med­ Gold Hill.............. 5
ter the foreign pedder receives his erable quantity of excellent lumber *
posed of a number of the prominent low.
na’s court, and the lawyers for the ford, Grant’s Pass and other parts of
every day. Sardine Creek, a few miles ♦ a
«
Male deer, antelope and mountain appellant claim that under the deci­ Southern Oregon and Northern Cali­ The game played at Gold Hill Sun money and disappears the innocent
eitixens of Medford and its vicinity.
«
victims of his frauds have no recourse. northwest of Gold Hill, 16 the scene of ♦ a
sheep,
open
season
July
15
to
Novem
­
*
sion banded down Monday the respon­ fornia.
day was one of the best of the season,
The officers are Geo. L. Davis, presi­
his operations.
♦
ber
1.
Female
deer,
August
15
to
No
­
♦
dent has no chance to win in the
dent; J. W. Lawtou, secretary; J. E.
The undersigned takes
The grand lodges of the A. O. U. W. the home team winning by a score of 3
That outing Manager Neuber gave ♦
S everal months ago we predicted
vember J. Killing of spotted fawns, lower court again.
Enyart, treasurer.
♦
and Degree of Honor are in session at to 2. The playing of both nines was
pleasure
in notifying the
that another era of “bard times’’ was his Pretzels evidently put a heap of *
elk or beaver prohibited at all times
As will be remembered, Robt. Fer­ Portland this week. Southern Ore­ splendid and errors were few. The
An excellent half-mile track has
a
jieople
of
the Butte
ginger
in
them,
judging
from
the
man
­
approaching. Nothing has happened
of year. No one is allowed to take
a
guson found a number of pieces of gon is well represented, among the del- batteries were. Medford, Henley and
been built on land leased from Mrs. S.
ner
in
which
they
disposed
of
Hukn
’
s
Creek Section that he
*
to change our opinion. At least on the
more than five deer in a season. Night
quartz rich with gold on land he had gates being S. G. Van Dyke and Miss Lumley; Gold Hill, Romer and Flinn
E. Ish, that adjoins the northwest
Peachblows last Sunday. Be has a ♦ *
has opened a butcher­
hunting or with dogs, the purchase or
surface
the
report
of
commercial
insol­
rented from Dr. C. R. Ray. Several Mollie Towne of Phoenix, A. Schmitt We are unable to obtain a detailed
boundary of Medford. This,togeth­
*
vencies for the six months ended on dandy team and no mistake.
shop in Eagle Point, in «
«ale of hides without tags, or of veni­ months afterward be turned over and Mrs. B. E. Haney of Jacksonville, score of the game.
♦
er with the grounds on which it is lo­
Mrs.
A.
D.
Fleury
is
again
located
at
June
30
is
distinctly
unfavorable.
The
son, prohibited.
the building next door ««
part of them to the latter,subsequent ­ Chas. Strang and Mrs. W.P. Dodge of
cated, will be still further improved,
Medford and Jacksonville will play liabilities involved amount to 979,500,- her residence on Fifth street, two *
*
Oj.en season for silver grey squirrel,
to Heckathorn’s Con­ *
a
ly beginning an action to recover the Medford. A very interesting session is at Neuber & Taylor’s grounds Sun­
eo that a splendid driving park is as­
000 as against 966,800,000 for the corre­ blocks north of the court house. She *
October to January 1.
fectionery
Store and **
specimens
or
their
value
in
money
and
promised.
sured
„
day. It will be a fast tame, but the sponding period of 1903 and the num­ is better prepared than ever to accom­ *
Quail, grouse, native pheasants,
*
opposite the
alleging that he had been compelled to
Trials of speed may I ike place here
H. J. Mattoon was in Medford this Pretzels expect to have a walkover, in
*
in the future, although Ibis has not prairie chickens, open season October surrender them through threats of week. In company with Henry C. the light of past occurrences on the ber of failures amounts to 6,214, as modate the traveling public, and those *
against 5,628 for the first half of last desiring good board and lodging *
1 to December 1; limit 10 birds per
been decided upon as yet.
criminal prosecution made by Dr. Ray. Shearer he^ has taken a big logging diamond in Jackson county. The bat­
*
*
day.
year. However, most of the great crops should give her a call.
*
*
teries
will
be:
Jacksonville,
Lester
and
The
case
was
t
’
ied
by
a
jury
and
a
contract
from
Dan
Griffith,
(for
­
*
*
T he Standard Oil people, not con­
promise to be abundant Industrial cor­
Ducks, geese, swan, open season
E.
W.
Jones,
who
has
been
in
charge
*
tent with their supremacy of the U ni- from September 15 to January 1; limit verdict given for 91650. From this merly a resident of tbe Applegate- Strube; Medford, Henley and Lumley. porations and business concerns In gen­ of the development work at the Blue *
and
will
keep
a
g
>od
«
*
Jacksonville was “strictly In It’’ Sun­ eral have adopted a policy of conserva­ Lead, has returned to Jacksonville. *
ted States, have forced their European of ducks, 100 per week or 50 in one Dr. Ray appealed, and the Supreme Steamboat section) who recently built
assortment of the
*
»
Court
sustained
the
contentions
of
a
fine
sawmill
at
Odessa,
Klamath
day,
winning
twice
ïom
Ashland
hand
­
rivals to capitulate and now are in a day.
tism, carefully eschewing anything He reports that prospects were never A
position to levy tribute upon practically
Eggs of game and song birds pru- bis attorneys and nulified the judg- county, and also runs a steamboat on ily, the scors standing 4-2 and 9-2. Les­ savoring of taking chances, and work­ better and feels sure that Elliott Creek *
the entire world. In other woods, we
ment against him.
the Klamath.
ter pitched both games in faultless ing people show less of a disposition to and some of the contiguous mining
9 * »
tected
the year around.
are all now “up against it.”
*
Some of our sidewalks are quite di­ style and made a new record. He plunge into disputes with employers. camps will prove rich.
Trout, open season April 1 to No-
Hanis, Lard, Etc.
w
*
a
A Sustaining Diet.
lapidated. That man has a chance to was ably supported by Strube as catch­ In these circumstances there is reason
«
vember L To be taken with hook
Rev. J. D. Murphy has been called ♦
and line only. Sale prohibited at all
Thrseare the enervatingdays,when, make a reputation for himself and hit er and the balance of the team. Mar­ to believe that business is not likely to to Portland, and will probably not re­ ♦
*
aa somebody has said, men drop by the the nail on the head by taking his tin and Cleveland, with Moore as get so bad, after all.
times.
Prices Reasonable and
./<.>/ -
turn to this parish. He will be as­ ♦
catcher, constituted Ashland’s batter­
sunstroke
as
if
the
Day
of
Fire
had
*
hammer,
fastening
down
tbe
loose
The laws of the state require non­
Satisfaction
Guaranteed » *
ies.
The
score
will
be
printed
in
our
signed
to
another
and
better
position
★
/Z?eZZ
dawned. They are fraught with dan­
T he American horse and cow is find when he finishes his vacation. Rev. ♦
resident market hunters to have a ger to people whose systems are poorly boards and driving in the nails in the next issue.
*
GIVE JAKE A CALL.
m 7/<>
Ing their way to the Phiippine Islands, Arthur Lane, also a popular young ¥ *
license, costing 910 per season.
sustained; and this leads us to say, in walk in front of his place of business or
/oZZ
«
It is unlawful to hunt within in­ tbe interest of the less robust of our residence. By such act he will be It Will Surprise You—Try It. tbe transport Dlx having left San Fran- priest, may be his successor here.
that the full effect of Hood’s called a “knocker” of the right sort.
oisco with 250 head. Plenty of Amer­
closures without owner’s permission. readers,
Sarsaparilla is such as to suggest the
It is the medicine above all others
,
McNulty Bros, have disposed of
propriety of calling this medicine
The Briggs gold mine on Thompson for catarrh and is worth Its weight in ican whisky and literature have gone , their quartz mine, located in Apple­
on
ahead
and
all
that
is
needed
now
to
beside a blood purltier and creek, in the Sucker creek country, gold. Ely’s Cream Balm does all that
Willamette Valley Chautau something
tonic—say a sustaining diet. It makes which has caused so much exoltement is claimed for it.—B. W. Sperry, Hart­ make combinations complete whereby gate district, near Ruch, to H. B. Nye
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICK.
qua Association.
it much ea'ler t> bear tbe beat,
and Milt. Armstrong of Medford. The
ford, Conn.
tbe
Filipino
standard
is
to
be
elevated
assures refresliicg sleep,and will with­ during the past month, has, since the
Tbe undersigned,bavin« been duly appointed
My son was afflicted with catarrh.
sum paid is denoted by five figures
of tbe Estate of Clarendon Mor­
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua out any d> ubt avert much sickness at expiration of a ten-days option to pur­ He used Ely’s Cream Balm and the is importation of two or three up-to , This is one of tbe most promising gold administrator
rison,late of Jackson county, Ore., Jeoeaaed,par­
date
American
politicians.
Of
course
Association will m>et at Gladstone this 1 ime of yea*..
disagreeable
catarrh
all
left
bim.
—
J.
chase at 9100,000 cash, given to out­
sons having claims against said Katato ars
Park, near Oregon City, . uly 12th to
the American schools we have estab­ . properties in Southern Oregon, and we hereby not I tied to present them, with tbe pro-
side parties, been bonded to E T. Sta- C. Olmstead, Arcola, Ill.
8
vouchers attached, to me at Jacksonville
24th, 1904, inclusive. The Southern
The Balm does not irritate or cause lished there will eduoate the Filipino expect to hear a good report from it in er
regon, within six mouths from th« data
o
TOTLIA*
pies, a prominent citizen of Ashland, sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts.
Pacific Co. will make reduced rates on
hereof.
near future.
He Kind You Han Always Bought formerly of Boise, Idaho, a man who or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 Warren St., head, but they will not quicken the
Dated tbis t3lh day of July, 100*
the certificate plan for this occasion. Boars tho
conscience, or lack of one, like tbe | Still Bryan continues to disturb tbe
ORIS CRAWFORD,
has successfully handled and promoted New Yo. k.
Cali on any Southern Pacific Agent Bignatus
Administrator of tbe Kalat« of
some very extensive mining properties.
fur advertising matter.
presence of political tricksters.
peace and quietude of Republicans. Morrison, deceased
If
The Money Question Dead
A Murderer Captured.
BRIEF MENTION.
Important To Oregon
are Non Est.
Interesting to Teachers.
Crops and Weather
Another Survey
What is Happiness?
That Artificial Lake.
CONTINUE
Hood's
Rogue River Valley League
Blood Medicine.
Perfected its Organization
Oregon Game Law.
Judgment is Reversed.
Eagle Point *
Meat Market
*
*
WATKINS HOTEL
* BEST MEAT
* JAKE WETZEL