The Democratic times., August 17, 1904, Image 4

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Jayne’s Carminative Balsam
—The Standard Remedy for Summer Complaint. Cramps, Colic, Griping Pains, Sour
Stomach and Vomiting, also for Dysentery, Diarrhaa or Looseness. Asiatic
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, and Cholera infantum. JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM has been used with
great success for 73 years. Wa will send Free to any person who will enclose a two-cent stamp in
part payment for the mailing, a trial size bottle of JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
Write your Name, Town and State plainly to insure your getting the same.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
i
Sent to Jail.
Crops and Weather.
Miss Bessie Nickel eturned Monday
from a trip to Colestin.
Two splendid specimens of the
The past week has been dry, warm,
genus
hobo were landed in the county and in most sections quite smokey.
Dr. W. F. Kremer of Grants Pass
jail Monday, the result of being too The grain harvest lias proceeded un­
was in Medford Monday.
handy with other people's property. interruptedly, and in the Willamette
1 Mrs. F. E Rapp of Talent went to
They call themselves Roberta and valley and the southern part of the
Address:
Philadelphia.
| Newport one day this week.
Raster, but it Is doubtful if those are state most of tbe fall grain has been
Miss Marie Nickell was among those the Daroes worn by their parents. thrashed. Fall wheat yields ei6t of
COUNTY RECORDS.
who went to Colestin Sunday.
The chances of one, If not both, to du the Cascades continue excellent, but
Geo. Walter of Applegate, the well- time in the Oregon penitentiary are In the Willamette valley and South­
Matters of Importance Transacted at known pioneer, was among us Tuesday. flattering.
ern Oregon hardly an average crop has
The large*t aum ever paid for a prescription
A very bad pest is visiting the
c nanged hands in San Francisco Aug. 30. 1001.
They were seen loitering about the been secured. Early seeded spring
Mins Pauline Reuter has returned
the Court Houae.
Josephine
The transfer involved in ooin and stock «Ut,- watermelon Industry In
from a visit to Portland and Thu 8. P. depot at Medford by Chief of wheat made a good crop, and that
SOO aad was paid by a party of business men county, says the Grants Pass Ob­
Police Angle Saturday night, and seeded late is turning out better than
Dallas.
REAL ESTATE.
for a specific for Bright’s Disease and Diabetes
server. It appears in the way of a
wiiicb
hitherto Incurable diseases.
M. Dally who has been at Hilts, when Prof. G. R. Carlock’s grip expected, notwithstanding
Hugh Sanders to P A Knotts, 4
They commenced the serious Investigation of small gray bug and does its work at
much
of
it
has
already
been
cut
for
(which
he
had
deposited
on
a
bench
appearances the acres in secs 16 and 21,tp 36,,3 w; 1110. Caiif., is spending his vacation near in the waiting-room while .he went hay on account of the straw being too
tbe specific Nov. l&, 100U They Interviewed night. From all
Wm Hall to R H Hibbs, s| of swj Roxy Ann.
scores of the cured and tried It ont on Its hirm results from a puncture of the
across the street) was found to be short to be harvested with binders.
mettle by putting over three doxen cases on
of
sec 32, tp 35, 2 w; $3000.
Senator Carter and his wife of Ash­
plants a few inches above the ground.
missing they were suspicioned at O its are below the average in quan­
the treatment and watching them. They also
D J Abraham to Maurice Abraham, land, are back from a four month's •
go physiciens to name chronic, Incurabl When a plant is thus affected ft soon
tity Barley yields are variable, but
once.
has sec 2, nI of sw) sec 1, el sec 3, nwj trip in the East.
essea, add administered it with tbe physician withers and dies. This pest
Joe Howard, former chief, took up mostly good. The quality of all grain
or judges. Up to Aug. 2S elghty-aeven per bothered the melons for several sea- »ec 11, tp 35, 1 w; 11.
John P. Jones, the genial traveling the clue, and on Sunday was rewarded this year is better than usual.
oent. of the teat eases were either well or pro sons past, but not to such an extent
L A Pike, adm estate of Hyman passenger agent of the S. P. Co., was
by obtaining the evidence that left no
Pasturage is getting very short and
greasing favorably.
is Abraham, to Maurice Abraham, nF of with us Tuesday.
There being but thirteen per oent. of fallurea, as to cause much damage. It
doubt uf the guilt of the parties, and the milk supply in the dairy districts
tbe parties were satisfied and cloaed the trans- thought that most of the ground sec 1, fee 2, ej of sec 3, nw of sec 11,
D, Campbell, the successful miner, ; he immediately arrested them. With is diminishing, Hop burs a>e form­
aatton. The proceedings ot the Investigating utilized this year for the industry tp 35, 1 w; 4600.
was up from Evans Creek district a an audacity, that might be inter- ing nicely and the vines continue free
oommittee and tbe clinical reports of the teat 1
John A Cook to Samuel Morris, lots
few days last week.
oases were published and will be mailed tree I will be untit for further use in that
pre ted as being imbecility, they of- of lice. It is expected that even with
7
and
8, blk 32, Gold Hill; «400.
line.
The
mclan
patches
west
of
application. Addreaa Jos» J. F ultok C o . I
W.
F.
Ashpole
of
Eagle Point was fered the grip for sale and foimd a favorable weather from now on tbe
E B Pickel to M W Foster, nA of
I town are those most affeoted. In one
in
Medford
Monday,
to feel of tbe purchaser in Mr. Ferguson, who did crop will be smaller than last year,
patch there have been about 32 acres lots 8, 9 and 10, blk 2, Medford;
notwithstanding the ircreased acre­
stock
market,
which
doei
not suit his not mistrust that it was stolen.
totally destroyed, and many others are «1000.
Riberts and Kaster were taken to age. Corn is doing nicely, but it
fancy
a
little
bit.
Geo H Andrews to Robert B Reame,
nearly as bad. The only melon fields
.Jacksonville and had a preliminary would be benefited by rain, while
Mr. and Mrs. E A. Hicks and Miss
I free of the pest are found on the Up­ lot 7, blk 80, Medford; «60.
examination in Justice Dox’s court( potatoes and gardens are actually
Geo H Andrews to Robert B Reame, Cora Cameron have gone to Tolmau
per Applegate. It is stated by some
There was nothing for the magistrate suffering for moisture; late planted
Springs, to camp a few weeks.
growers that the too frequent plant­ lot 9, blk 80, Medford; «50.
to do but to biod them over to appear potatoes will, however,.turn out well
Geo H Andrews to Lizzie Reame,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Gay lelt for New­ at the Septemter term of circuit if good rains occur within tbe uext
ing of the same groupd to melons is
port, on Yaquina Bay, Sunday even­ court, and he placed their bonds at two weeks. Early apples, Crawford
mainly responsible for the develop­ lot 8, blk 80, Medford; «50.
ment of the pest.
State of Oregon to Agnes Owens, ing, for a short outing.
•500 each, that was equivalent to peaches and blackberries are ripe and
lota 2 and 3, sec 36, tp 36, 1 w, 55
Mrs. E. J. Kubli, Misses Issie McCul­ holding them without bail.
being marketed.
acres; «110.22.
The contents of
Prof. Carlook’s
Cur«* Sciatica.
ly and Frances Barnes went to Ashland
CANDY
grip were found at the camp the
EP Bennett to Albert^ Tayler, Tuesday, on a short visit.
Rev- W. L. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba,
Taken with Cramps.
criminals had made in the yard of
cathartic
54
acres
in
lot
23,
Enoch
Walker
New York, writes: "After fifteen
Chas. O. Ramsey Is In Douglas coun­ F. Osenbrugge's wagon depository.
Win. Kirmse, a member of the
days of excruciating pain from scist(« place; «5500.
ty, but will return to this section as
bridge gang working near Littleport,
rheumatism, under various treat­
Wm Owens to James and Calvin
wis taken suddenly ill with cramp -
soon as fruit-packing begins.
ments, I was induced to try Ballard’s
Herblae
and a kind of cholera. His case was
i Snow Liniment; the first application Owens, 160 acres in sec 12, tp 37, 1 w;
W. S. Barnum, president of the R. Renders tbe bile more fluid and thus so severe that he had to have the
giving my first relief and the second «1.
R.
V. R., left for the north the fore­ help* the bloqd flow; It affords prompt members of the crew waiton him and
entire
relief.
1
can
give
it
uniyualttied
Lucy
E
Payne
to
Jesse
Copeland,
THE
part of the week, on a short business relief from biliousness, indigestion, Mr. Gifford was called and consulted.
recommendation.” 25c, 50, «1.00. For lot 1, sec 10, tp 39, 1 e; «1.
HeeMoi. Palatable Pou nt. Taste Good. Do
sick and nervous headaches, and tbe He told them he bad a medicine in
Sale by Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
Hood. Rover Slohen. Weaken, or Gripe. Nr. Sac. jOc
Lavinia E Bull to Sarab A Griffith, trip.
ove-indulgence in food and drink. the form of Chamberlain'sColic, Chol­
Fred Knox and Al. York, two of Herbine acts quickly a dose after era and Diarrhoea Remedy that be
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
land In sec 33, tp 37, 1 w; «1200.
S»»ra.g Bwa,
Ckl«»,«.
x.- Terk. Wl
MARRIED
T H Moore to Alfred J Weeks and Jcsephioe county’s energetic young meals will bring the patient into a thought would help him out, and ac­
MA TA MAA Soldand guaranteed bv all drug
cordingly several doses were adminis­
IU*IU*Mw (tuaw CIKS Touauev llabU-
Edith Orr, lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, men, spent Tuesday afternoon In Med­ good condition in a few days.
G. L. Caldwell, Agt. M. K. and T. tered with the result that the fellow
ford.
»
H ayes —H effner -At Jacksonville, blk 45, Medford; «2600.
R. R., Checotah, Ind. Ter., writes, was able to be around next day. The
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murphy returned April 18, 1903: “I was sick for over incident speaks quite highly of "Jr.
August 12, 1904, by Henry Dox. J.
F M Carter to Ashland Electric
THE
P., O. R. Hayes and Miss Sadie Heff­ Power Co, property In secs 8 and 9, tp Sunday from Colestin, where the latter two years with enlargement of the Gifford’s medicines.—Elkader, Iowa,
CLEANSING
has been stopping during tbe past six liver and spleen. The doctors did me Argus. This inodicioe never fails.
a ND HEALING
ner, of Big Butte.
39,1 e.
no good and 1 had given up all bopeof Keep it ¡in your iiotue, It may save
weeks.
CURE FOR
PROBATE.
1 C artwright —W attenbürger — In
being cured, when my druggist ad­ life. For sale by City Drug Store.
Mrs. Jas. Buckley of Applegate has vised me to U9e Herbine. It bas made
Medford, Aug. 8, 1904, by Rev. F.
Guardianship of Phoebe J BendUre.
W. Carstens, W. C. Cartwright and Report and resignation of C P Snell been visiting her sister Mrs. T. Mc- me sound and well.” 50c For sale by
Andrew and Mrs. Jas. Carr, who llve Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
la
Miss Maggie Bellinger Wattenburg- as guard'an accepted.
er.
Estate of Rufus Cole. Chloe A Cole near Medford.
Sly's Cim
E. Sargent was In Medford the fore­
The Ray dam has been the cause of I ,
T yrrell —D odge —At Ashland, Aug. appointed administratrix.
Balm
part
of the week. He is employed at
further protests, and on Friday Gov-
Estate
of
Ubas
W
Kahler.
Will
ad
­
9, 1904, by Rev. W.T.Van Scoy.Jolin
Easy ind pleasant t
uaa. Captains do ' la
‘
ernor Chamberlain received a petition 1
H. Tyrrell and Mias M. Ella Dodge- mitted to probate. Thos P Kahler ap­ tbe noted Dewey mine, located near
jurioua drug.
Another cate new in the juris- for the removal of the dam or the |
Gazelle, Calif.
pointed
executor
and
D
Lion,
CC
It is quickly absorbed
Beekman and T J Kenney, appraisers.
BORN.
John H. McClendon, Ed. Bolt and prudence of Southern Oregou has construction of additional tishladders. ’
• Glvse Relief al on*«. It Opens and Cleanses
Several letters have teen received 1
the Nisei Passages.
Allays Inflammation ----- ------ —
Estate of W H Caine, Sr. A E Kel­ 8. W. McClendon, some of Gold Hill’s been brought in tbe circuit court for
“
- -------- -------
Beals and Protects the Membrane. Restores
Jackson
county,
and
promises
to
be
at the Executive cftice recently on
tbe Senses or Taste and Smell. Lance Size. H opkins —In Suda Springs District, logg appointed administrator and 1 E prominent citizens, were Medford visi­
K oenta. at Druggists or by mall; Trial Site W
oue of mure than usual interest. It this subject, and the Governor re­
Aug. 1, LWM, to Mr. and Mrs. AL DeBoy, R H Moore and W A Carter tors Monday.
oent*. by mail.
involves the title to the U. S. Hotel ferred them to Fish Warden Van
ELYBBOTBERS. M Warren St , New York
appraisers.
Hopkins, a daughter
Miss Nora Sydow of Central Point
iu
Jacksonville, a two-story brick Duaen. In answer to this the latter
Estate
of
C
E
Hufstader.
Inventory
Row»—At Peyton, Jackson county,
was aboard the southbound train Fri­
wrote that although there are many
Aug. 1, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. John of appraisement filed, showing prop­ day, en route to Ventura, Calif., to structure.
When Mrs. Henrietta Defloboam fish below the Ray dam, there are but
erty to the value of «1350.
Rowe, a sou.
teach school.
died she left a considerable amount of few being killed in their effort to get
W entworth —At Ashland, Aug. 12,
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
Ed. Welch, manager of the Welch real estate, county warrants, etc.
above tbe obstruction.
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Went­
Patrick & Mitchell, Ashland; to sell Lumber Co., which is running two She had previously deeded tbe land
However, on the 12th, a petition
worth, a daughter.
gents* furnishing goods, etc. Capitol mills this season, did business in Med­ on which the county hospital stands
was
¡ecelved from a number of citi­
C astrr —In Roxy Precin *t, Aug. 14, stock 49,000; incorporators, Elmer Pat­ ford Saturday.
and several hundred acres adjoining zens of Gold Hill, io which they pro­
1S04, |o Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster, rick, W C Mitchell, W A Patrick.
A. F. Chaney, the genial miner, was to her daughter, Mrs. Emil DeRo- test
against existing conditions.
a 11-pound bog.
MINBR’S LISN.
on the southbound train one day last boatu. By her will she gave her hus­ They say:
W arner —At Grant) Pass, Aug. 10,
Thomas F Elliott vs C D Sexton; week, on his way to Hornbrook, Calif., band, Jean St. Luc DeRoboam, the
•’We do not aver that the present
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin War­ claim 497.29
from a trip north.
furniture of tbe U. S. Hotel, a life tishladder is entirely worthless, but
ner, a son.
MARKS AND BRANDS.
Prof. J» B. Horner of the Oregon estate in that bulldiog, a residence we claim that it is wholly inadequate
Y H Allen, Sterling; horses branded Agricultural College was or the north­ on California street in Jacksonville, to allow more than a very small cum­
A on right shoulder and cattle A on bound train Tuesday en route from several thousand dollars in county ber of tbe sa,mon to proceed up the
warrants, etc. To her only son, Rogue River to their spawning
Klamath cou ity.
right hip.
new cases .
E lliott —In Wimer Precinct, August
Judge Prim has returned from a Augustine Schmidling, she willed tbe grounds.
U. S. Hotel, to get possession of the
“Thousands of fish are daily killed
12, 1904, Dayton Elliott, aged about
O E Moon e vs Wm Monrce^llvorce. fortnight's sojourn at the sounding
at this point ano their decomposed
40 years.
sea. Judge Crowell will remain a while building after her husband's death.
C B Watson attorney for plaintiff.
Mr. DeRoboam has come to tbe carcasses float down the river, pollut­
puger»« C*flforol> Perfume»
H urn —At Chehalis, Wash., Aug. 12,
Pauline M McCoy vs Philip McCoy; longer at Newport.
conclusion that he ought to have a ing the water to a very serious ex
1904, Joseph 'W. Hurn, aged 47 divorce. W I Vawter attorney for
■¿•.I« th» Stxt» where toe
John C. Barnum Is again In charge
clear lit e to the hotel building, too, lent, especially for this town, whose
years.
wta«t •»•« tarn» la U m
plaintiff.
of the R. R. V. R., as conductor, after
and has brought suit to set asid* ti e supply for drinking and domestic pur
VM
MunL
Caroline A Swacker vsOvear slack­ an absence of several months at Port­
ST. E a BLK—At Granta Pass, Aug. 7,
legal pr oceedings ^whereby bis late p»esis taken from^ tbe river, and
CaBfornta*« rweetest odore
ltfo4, Ora, wife of Harry St. Earle; er; divorce. G W Colvin atterney for land and The Dallas.
wife became pieseswor of tbe property. thus the Leal th of this community i<
• gaottfly bottled for those
plaint fl.
aged 31 years.
J. B. Taylor, who has been mining He claims that he furnished tt e
greatly endangered.
Either
ad­
Bg ctoMt ristt and »co and
L T Jones and Fred J Flcke vs A j near Jacksonville, returned to Med
money with which the hotel was ditional fishladders should be pro­
gk Mi «M«U the beautiful
Weeks; writ of review. A E Kearnes ford last week. He will remain until
Stop That Cough!
bld io by the doceued at a foreclosure vided at once or the obstruction re­
pwwb ef Ma wonderful Stats
and C L Reames attorneys for plain­ the wet season opens.
sale,
which be says is also vo’d be­ moved, and your petitioners will ever
When
a
coug|>,
a
tickling
or
an
ir
­
o«r aov Ba»
arrived—
ritation in the throat makes you feel tiff.
A. S. Rosenbaum, who has been act­ cause o' a number of errors made by pray.”
«•*t yoa <nna and sre th*
uncomfortable, take Ballard’s Hore­
COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.
ing as S. P. agent at Shasta Retreat, lawyers and officers; hence, as sole heir
fohnn frem tbs West, RlegsPs
hound Syrup. Don’t wait until the
The petition ot Lee Watkins for a Calif., returned to Merlin Monday, ac­ of bis sister, who originally owned
^•Hfnmla PeritMDSSl
disease
has
gone
beyond
contruL
Mr.
A
tbe ptoperty and was defendant in
and Mrs. J.A. Anderson, 364 West Sth change in a county road was con­ companied by his wife.
the suit to foreclose the mortgages on
St.,Balt Lake City, Utah, write: “We tinued until next term.
J. S. Howard, who has been at Port­ it, he is entitled to tbe building.
think Ballard’s Horehound Syrup the
In re petition of E D Briscoe for a
land, returned Monday. His trip evl
J. YT. oblnsons rug tore,
best medicine for coughs and bolds. county road.
H. L. Smith, a mining luui of
Garl T. Jones, Sam
dently agreed with him, for be appears
We nave used it for several years; it
Jacksonville, Ore.
Josephine
county, died at Grants
Rheumatism.
always gives immediate relief, is very Vestal and John Bergman were ap­ more chipper than ever.
•
Pus,
Friday
evening, a« the result of
pleasant and gives perfect satisfac­ pointed viewers.
When pains or irritation exist on
Mrs. J. A. Wilson left for San Fran­
injuries
sustained
in a runaway acci­
tion.” 25c, 50c, «1.00. For sale by
any part of the body, the application
Resignation of T B Higinbotbam as
cisco Tuesday morning, on a visit of of Ballard’s Snow Liniment gives dent in that town on the Wednesday
Dr. Hinkle at Central Point.
supervisor of district No 29, accepted
some weeks. She was accompanied by prompt relief. E W. Sullivan, Prop. preceding. He was driving down the
and John Rowe appointed in hla
Sullivan House, El Reno, O. T , writes
her granddaughter, Gracie.
place.
tbe man who wears
June 6, 1902: “I take pleasure in rec­ street at a dying gait, when he lust
Chas. Campbell and his family left ommending Ballard's Snow Liniment control of his horses ac.d was thrown
Vloleat Attack of Diarrhoea Cared for their home at Stockton, Calif., to all who are afflicted with Rheuma­ out of the vehicle, striking on the
Monday. The latter have been visit­ tism. It is the only remedy 1 have back, causing, the fracture of his
by Chamberlela'a Callc.Chalera
EXCELStOSt
f >und that It gives immediate relief ”
ing jn Jacksonville for some time.
BRAND
•ad Diarrhoea Remedy awd
25c.. 50c., and «1.00. For Sale by Dr. apinai column and prralysis of the
lower limbs resulting, also being se­
Ralph Jennings of Sterling, the ge­ J. Hinkle, Central Point.
Perhaps a Life Saved.
Slickers
verely cut and bruised about tbe
nial
miner,
was
one
of
our
late
visitors.
BAWYEB- h Bwsfotor
“A short time ago I was taken with
Hr«» 4 Oiled Clotl aa<-
bead.
It is stated that
Smith
Best in tbe world. tt J)
violent attack of diarrheas and be­ He reports that cleaning-up operations
not <-ra< k, peel or i-rt
lieve
I
would
bave
died
if
I
had
uot
bad
been
drugged
aud
had
lost
self-
have been begun at the Sterling mine.
sticky, 1-ook lol m.k
mark If n< t st dealer'»
gott4n relief,” says J. J. Patton, a
control
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
•end lor catalogue.
S. C. Bartrum, supervisor of forest
leading citizen of Patton, Ala. “A
as of «500 which he is known to have
M. k.Bavyvra S m . s H v nir
Cast I ■■sear». »•—
Arnold & Hutchins’ Carnival Com had only 430 was found on bis person
friend recommended Chamberlain’s reserves In Southern Oregon, was in
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. this section during the week. He is psny is stranded In Tacoma, mort­ after the injury. The deceased was
I bought a twenty-five cent bottle ana well pleased with the state» of affairs
about 48 years of age and leaves a
gaged, bankrupt and unable to pay wife and children in San Francisco.
after taking three doses was entirely
hereabouts.
railroad fare to Spokane. One hun­
cured. I consider it the beat remedy
Miss May me Ragsdale left for Cole- dred and fifty employes of the vari­
in the world for bowel complaint.’’
I Cure Sick Kidney«,
For sale by City Drug Store.
stin Tuesday morning, where she will ous shows grouped together at tbe
Bladder
and Ovarian diseases, and
pass her vacation. M. Purdin will act Mardi Gras grounds nnt and Mr.
Jacksonville, Orefoi.
Ta* Populist leaders of the West aa chief clerk at Hotel Nash in the Hutchins kindly but firmly explained all weaknesses in either sex with Cal­
ifornia Yerba Lip-Tus, a simple herb
are hatching a scheme for a political meantime.
to them bis financial condition and of great potency. Don,I delay. Send
EtUbllthtd in 1865.
alliance of their party with the various
GREATEST " STRENGTH
John C. Lewis of Portland, the capi­ offered to pay them all salaries at 25 2 eta. postage for free treatment.
FINEST FLAVOR AND
THE SCHOOL <ontiuue* tbe careful train
labor organizations of the oountry. talist, who is interested In several cents on the dollar, saying: “Unless P rof . H. W. H ill , Box 731-A, Lt s
lug and thorough instruction for which
ABSOLUTE PURITY
Tom Watson, Populist candidate for mines in Josephine and Douglas coun­
Angeles, Calif.
It b favorably known.
you will accept 25 cents in full for
G uaranteed
president recently, accepted an invita­
TH* MUSICAL DEPARTMENT la always
tion to address the striking packing­ ties, has been visiting his brother, your claims you won’t get anything.”
in ebarge of cow pc tent and expertenced-
Tom a *..
teacbers. Board and Tuition per Session
house employes at Kansas City on La­ C. H. Lewis.
While the force of this argument
The Kind You Have Always Bot^
of Twenty Weeks. $80. Studies begin
leers
the
bor Day.
September 8, IMS
Mr. Donovan of Still water, Minn., Impressed itself on their minds and Ng utue
For prospectus, addreaa
who has been in Southern Oregon dur­ they thought of tbe miles and miles
ing the past several months, left for of railroad ties between Tacoma and
Sisters of the Holy Names.
home a few days since. He expects to Spokane and tbe stern nece^jty of
breakfast, lunch and dinner, most of
return as he likes this section.
the
carnival people accepted the in­
Carmel Martin, the baseball artist,
evitable with ill grace.
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few
LOCATED 1 MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
Civil Engineer and Locator of
Tbe Arnold show gave a “carnival”
months in Southern Oregon, returned
OWNED BV A P ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND. OREGON
in
Grants Pass a couple of years ago,
to California last week. He will soon
Government Land,
To Pick Hops in
and
it was rather a “punk” affair.
enter a school to prepare himself for
WIMER, - OREGON.
the practice of law.
Sick Headache.
Henry Pape, who Is an expert print­
for liatchiug purposes,» from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred Plymouth Rock
"For several years my wife was
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock is the last all-round chick­ er, has returned to Salem. While here
troubled with what physicians called
two miles west of Grants
he put up handsome frames contain­ sick headache of a very severe char­
en known; matures early, grows large —a good layer, and unsurpassed for th-.-
acter
She
doctored
with
several
phy
­
ing
railroad
time
cards
and
advertise
­
Pass.
staHle. First coms, first served. Order now, and th uh make sure of a start in
these superior'fowls. There is money ill tlicm, whether raised for the tuaikel ments of business men in the most con­ sicians at a great expense, only to
These
are tbe Largest Yards In •
grow worse, until she waa unable to do
or for home use. It costs as much to keep a “scrub** chicken as a pure-bred. spicuous places in Medford, Jackson­ any
Southern Oregon, where none a
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work. About a year ago she
but the best hops are grown.
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ville, Ashland and Grants Pass. This began taking Chamberlain’s Stomach
Call at the farm, or write
and it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
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Is a clever creation, original with Mr. and Liver «Tablets and today weighs
Picking will begin In a short time a
C R ARMSTRONG JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
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more than she ever did before "ana is •
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
somewhat earlier than usual.
Pape, and attracts much attention.
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real well,’ says G. E. Wright of-New a
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London, New York. For Sale at City •
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CA»TORIA.
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Drug Store
The Bttl ¡2 Cunsnt litaatBid
JOHN
RANZAU,
Jr.,
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The Kind YoiHlttSAIwajls BongM
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Noait V earh
TO vuro vouHtipauon rorevwr.
Grants Pass, Oregou. a
MORMON BISHOPS* PILLS have best in us- Signature
«koCasoarets
Candy
Cathartio
10c
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many SHOW’ STORIES AND
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over W years Ly the leaders of the Mormon Church and their
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Bright’s Disease.
CATARRH
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DR. D. JAYNE <Sb SON,
The Kind You Have Always Bought, anti which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and 1 as been made under his per­
sonal «upervbrion since its iirfancy.
Allow uo one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ".Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trille with anti endanger the health of
Infant* and Children—Experience against Experiment«
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea ami Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, «•lires Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tlie Food, regulates the
Stomach aud Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
.OREGON .
State Normal School
Monmouth, Oregon
Begins its 23d year on September 30. 10M
Four terms in each school year, affording
equal opportunities for beginning a course in
September.November.February and April. The
best training for teachersis the Normal Course
with its assurance of good positions at good
wages Write for new catalogue containing
I. 11 Information, ooncernlng course of study
training in actual teaching afforded under real
condition» iu toan and country schools, and
full details about tbe ad» anced course of study
wah tbe additional adi antages attached
Address
Secretary J. B. V. BUTLER or
President E. D. BRESSLER.
He Wants It All.
STATE NORMAL.
Monmouth.
How About Your Summer
Vacation?
Newport od Yaquina Bav is tbe
Ideal seaside resort of tbe North Pad'-
fle Coast.
Mound trip tickets at
greatly reduced rateron sale from all
Southern Pacific points in Oregon, on
and after June 1st. Ask agents for
further information and a handsomely
illustrated souvenir booklet, or write
to Edwin Stjne, Manager C. & E. R.
R., Albany, Ore., or W E Coman. G.
P. A. 8. P. Co., Portland.
TOniA.
The Kind Y m Nne Ahnys BotsM
NOTICZ IS BEREBY GIVEN THAT TBE
undersigned has filed hl* final account a* ad-
mlrtstrator
of tbe estate of Wm «.
Cook, deceased. In tbe^Coun'y Cougt for
Jackson county, Oregon, im Hvn G W
Dunn, tbe judge of said .■ourt. has fixed
Thursday, tbe Mh day of Sept ntber l#S'.
st 10 o'clock a. m., at tbe <x.u.t house
In Jacsson county, Oregon, as the time
and place tor tne beartnv of objecting
thereto and the settlein. nt of said estate
Ail persons having object ons to said
account are hereby required to present tbe
same at sail time and place
Dated this 3d day o.' August, 11» 4.
ROBT. M.COOK, Administrator.
J. R. N kil . Attorney
SAWYER’S
DEVERS
Arnold Shows Collapsed.
St. Mary’s Academy,
N. D. YOUNG,
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. 15 CENTS PER EGG
RANZAU YARDS
VIM! VIGOR! VITALITY!
PAPERS ON
I.VIELY TOPICS
$2 SO pcw » ca * 25 cts acor »
CONTINUED S1URIES
VARY »UMBER vOMRLw.a <N Htlu-
followers. Positively cures the worst case. In old and young
>se, dfwMpstlon,
trioiiiK Iron eftecta of wlLubuse,
dtv>lpstlon, exceanea,
ezcotKa, or cigarette
cigarutte smoking.
iinoklng. Cares Leat
.»«.torrhuea, Inaomnla,
U-nha-d. Impoteni-y, L«at Power, Night—Lowro, Hp«rna*torrboo<
"»lei in Back, Evil Daalreo, •amlnal Kmiaaiona, l.ama T
Bath, Nerroa, Debility.
■ ••dacha, UrS'ieM to Marry, L ob « of fleuten, Varl- —— caM-ele.orCoaatlpae'
ion, Btopa Q,alckne«a -ag Dlorharff«, Btopa Narrow,
Twtiehlag of Eye-
50
id». Effect, are immediate, impart vigor and potency to every CENTS function. Don't get
organs.
Stimulates
deipond^nt, a cure U at hand. Restores small, enaevelopea _______
_____ ____________
the brain and uerve ee «era. 60C. a box, C for tt .M by mail. A written cuarantM, Co cure 01
■none; refuadao, with b boxea. Circular* free.
Addrava, BISHOP REMtiDY CO., San Franclsea, Cat
At JL P. Estabrook, Gold Hill.
To Cure a Cold in One Day ftX
Take Laxative Bromo Quimne TsNets./»V Z
trnfi M MoB i baB-aoMtaHMiamoBiba.
Thfa signature,
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on every
box. 25c.
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-
Oregon.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified a« Administrator of the estate ot
Rebecca Crump, late of Jackson Cvunty, Ore­
All . persons having eiaim*
_ gon . deceased
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same, duly verified, to tbe under»igned at hi«
residence near Jacksonville. Jackson County,
Oregon, within .lx months from the date of
this notice. Dated thl. 27th cay of July, A. D.
ISM.
JOHN G. CRUMP.
Administrator of th« Estate of
Rebecca Crump, deceased.
A. E. and C. L. R xambs , Attorneys.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
The undersigned,having been duly appointed
administrator of the Estate of Clarendon Mor
rison.late of Jackson county,Ore .deceased .per­
sons having claims against said Estate are
( hereby notified to present them, with the pro­
per vouchers st »ached, to me at Jacksonville,
Oregon, within six months from tbe date
hereof
Dated this di th day of July, 1904
ORIS CRAWFORD,
Administrator ot the Estate at Clarendon
Morrison, deceased
NOTICE OF FIN A L SE TTLEM ENT
WHI'T'AÇ’ea
Cream Vermifuge
THE 6U1RAITEEÌ
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN’S FAVORITE TONIC,
A Fatal Accident
CAN’T
UCK
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Want More Fish Ladders.
¡forma»
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aswswc or miTSTioaa.
etnuiHS paxeanco ohlt st
Ballard*Snow Liniment Co»
• T. LOUIS MO.
th i
Sold l>y Dr. J. Hinkle. Central Point.
BLACK-DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
LIVER MEDICINE
A sallow coinidexion, dizziness,
biliousness ana a coated tongue
are common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bow el troubles, severe as they are,
give immediate warning by pain,
but liver and kidney troubles,
though less painfubat the start, are
; much harder to cure. Thedford’s j
Black-Draught never fails to bene­
fit diseased fiver and weakened kid­
ney*. 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
the kidneys. With kidneys re­
inforced by Thedford’s black-
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yel­
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other i
doctor than Thedford's Black-
' Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of a doctor.
>
Mullin*, S. C, March K),
I have used Thedford * Black-Dreught •
for three year* and I have not had to so ■
f to a doctor since I have been taking IL ■
[ It 1« the best medicine for ire that i* S
L on the market for liver and kidney >
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trouble* and dvipepaia and other
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complaint*.
Rev. A G. LBW IS. <<
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
USITKD STATBS LAKD OPTICS.
R ossburg , Oregon, May 31. 1MM.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions ot the act ot Congress ot
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands tn the States of California. Ore­
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,*’ as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
oX August 4. 1892. Erick Oberg ot Iron River,
County ot Jackson, State ot Michigan, filed
in this of!ice on May 31,lW)4,his sworn statement
tbe purchase of tbe SH Sc,
No. 6192 tor "
of Section No 28, lc Township No. 37 South.
of Range No. 3 West, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more
than
valuable for its timber or stone
tor agricultural purposes, , and to estab-
____ before
the Register
llsh his claim to _____
said land
I_______________
aud Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon,
on Monday, the 2*fi day of August, 1904. He
names as witnesses: Jamee Skinner, E L.
Giles, Wilber E'ratjklin aud Louis Oberg, all
of Roseburg, Oregon.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely tbe
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
*«d day of August, 1904.
J. T. B ridgrr , Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U n it an status L amp Orn< a,
Roseburg, Ore., May 31. 1MM.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with lhe provisions of the act ot Congress of
June 3, 18ft, entitled “An act for the saleot
timber lands in the State* ot California. Ore­
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ a*
extended to all the Pub.ic Land States by act
ot August «, 1802. Louts Oberg, of Roseburg,
County ot Douglas, State of Oregon, filed
In this office May 31, lik'd,his sworn statement
No.6191). for the purchase of the W%NWM.
N*s SWq. of Section No 34, in Township
No. 37. Range No. 3 Wes l.and will utter proof to
snow that the land sought is more valuable tor
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
Kses, and to establish his claim to said land
fore the Register and Receiver ot this office
at Roseburg. Oregon.on Monday, the 22d day
of August, 1904. He names as witnesses. Erick
Oberg, ot Iron River. Michigan,James Skinner,
E. L Giles and Wilber Franklin, allot Rose­
burg. Oregon
Any and al. persona claiming adversely tbe
above-described lands are requested to ilia
thslr ciaims in this office on or before said ttd
day of Augusl, 19C4
J. T B ridgbs , Register.
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