The Democratic times., August 24, 1904, Image 4

Jayne’s Carminative Balsam
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Calkins attorney for plaintiff.
Danielson Bros vs P B O’Neil et al;
tc recover money. A E and C L
Rea rues, W E Phipps and Johu A
Jeffrey attorneys for plaintiff.
F C Duncan vs Mary A Rigtfs, et al;
to foreclose mortgage. W I Yaw ter
attorney for plaintiff.
Bottle w
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—The Standard Remedy for Summer Complaint, Cramps, Colic, Griping Pains, Sour
Stomach and Vomiting, also for Dysentery, Diarrtwsa or Looseness, Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and Cholera infantum. JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM has been used with
great success for 73 years. We 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.
Address: DR. D. JAYNE (Sb SON, Philadelphia.
Bright’s Disease.
A t tbe annual session of the G. A.
EL Gen. W. Blackmar was chosen
commander-in-chief. Tbe other of­
ficers are: Senior vice commander,
lohn R. King, Washington, D. C.;
junior vice commander, Geo. W. Pat­
ton, Chattanooga, Tenn.; surgeon­
general, Dr. W. R. King, ludianapulis;
chaplain. Rev. J. H. Bradford, Wash­
ington, D. C. Gen. Blackman made
the following appointments: Adju­
tant-general, John E. Gilman, Massa­
chusetts; quartermaster-general, Chas.
Burrows,
New Jersey;
assistant
quartermaster and custodian of the
tecords, J.H. Holcombe, Pennsylvania;
assistant adjutant-general,
E.
B.
Stillings, Massachusetts. Denver was
selected as the place for holding the
next encampment.
Cures Sciatica.
COUNTY RECORDS
Rev. W. L. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba,
New York, writes: “After fift?eu
Matter* of Importance Transacted at days of excruciating pain from sc.is.yc
The largest sum ever paid for a prescription
rheumatism, under various treat­
o sauted hands In Ssn Francisco Aus 3U. 1901.
the Court House.
ments, 1 was iudueei to try BaHard'«
The transfer Involved in ooln and stock Sllt,-
Snow Liniment; the first application
MX) and was paid by a party of business men
giving my first relief and the second
REAL BSTATK.
for a spec I Be tor Bright’s Disease and Diabetes
hitherto Incurable diseases.
T J Howell to City of Ashland, entire relief. I can give it unqualified
recommendation.” 25?, 50, «1.00 For
They commenced the serious Investigation of
property on Main street, Ashland.
Bale by Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point.
the specific Nov. 15, 1900. They interviewed
M L Hicks to Ashland Manufactur­
soorea of the cured and tried It out on Its
ing Co., land in D L C 42, tp 39, 1 e;
merits by putting over three dosen csaea on
the treatment and watching them. They also
»64.87.
go physicians to cams chronic, tncurabl
Alice Kane to Joseph M Densmore,
cases, and administered It with the physician
lots 23, 24, 25 and 26, Mathews add to
or judges. Up to Aug. 45 slghty-seven per
Ashland; »500.
cent, of the teat oases were either well or pro
greasing favorably.
Robert J Orme to William H
There being but thirteen pjr cent, of failures,
Slinger, land in sec 30, tp 36, 4 w; »165
ths parties were satisfied and closed the trans­
James A Kugler to Wm H Stewart, Strong Resolutions Adopted
action. The proceedings of the Investigating
el ofswj and nw| of sei sec 30, tp 36
and Ordered Sent to
oommlttee and the ollnlcal reports of the teat
oases were published and will bo mailed tree
2 e, 120 acres; »125.
the Governor.
application. Address J ob « J. F ultom C o .
Clara A Randle to John and Artie
Vlolsat Attack of Diarrhoea Cared Easterling, lot 30, blk C, r r ad, Ash-
A meeting of considerable impor-
land; »600.
by Chamberlain’s Colic,Cholera
fa nee to the people of Jackson county ;
J K Reader to Wiu Lindsey, lot in
and Diarrhoea Remedy aad
was held on Saturday, August 20, '
Deuvals
W Va ad, Ashland; »1000,
Perhaps a Life Saved.
1904, at Gold Ray. At the invitation
W F Loomis to Wm Lindsey, 6
“A short time sg > I was taken with
of Dr. Ray, a la*ge number of repre­
a violent attack ut diarrbeea and be- acres on Walker Ave, in tp39, 1 e; sentative citizens of the county from
ww W«a M1M CASCAKBTBMdas I lleve I would have died if I had not »550.
Medford, Jacksonville and Gold Hill
a mild and affective laxative tbey are simply wou- gjttec relief,” says J. J. Patton, a
L Nledermever to W M Holmes,land
dertul. My daughter and 1 were bothered with
met at Gold Ray for the purpose of
ate* atoaiach and our breath was very bad After , leading citizen of Patton, Ala. “A in tp 36, 2 w; »5700.
taking a tew doses ot Caacareu we have Improved friend
recommended Chamberlain’s I J W Merritt to W M Holmes, land investigating the conditions existing
■laiilsit '".- They are a great help in the family ’
WlLUXt-MINA N ag XL.
Colic, Cholera and Dlarrheea Remedy. I In tps 36 and 37, 2 w; »1.
there in relation to the provision
1137 Rittenhouse St. Cin cin nati,4MUO.
I bought a twenty-five cent bottle aud
W M Holmes to J C Smith, same as made for the passage of fish over the
after taking three doses was entirely
CANOY
dam at that point. The invitation
cured.
I
consider
it
the
best
re
med
v
above; »9000.
CATHARTIC
in the world for bowel complaint?’
G B Cole to M E and A C Chitten­ was extended on account of the pro-
For sale by City Drug Store.
. test made by some of the people of
den, land in sec 14, tp 36, 2 w; »625.
Gold Hill, aod was intended to afford
E V Hoover to G W Hoover, lots
MARRIBD
an opportunity to all to see the actual
and 6, blk 66, Medford; »1.
state of affairs, and to enable these
L E Hoover to G W Hoover, lota
B ryant —S olomon —In Pleasant Val­ and 6, blk 66, Medford; »1.
people to make an unolased report as
ley, Aug 18, 1904, by Rev. J. W. Mc­
_Pl »SM n t. Palatable Potent Taste Goo? Do
Clara S Hoover to G W Hoi yer, lots to the existing conditions and to
eood.fi»»« Sicaan. Weaken, or Grip« Mie. ik- lue
Dougall, T. M. Bryant and Miss 5 and 6, blk 66, Medford; 11.
settle once for all the question as to
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Clara
M.
E.
Solomon.
Sm SlH
S m W mi . tre T«t. Hi
W A Carter to G W Lance, Jr, lot whether adequate provision had been
made for this purpose or not.
J
acobson
—
S
iglkr
—
In
Klamath 18, in blk 26, Gold Hill; »700.
■B-TB-DAR Sold and cuarantceo by all dru<
»VlU’MI* gùu to CIBI Tvbaocv Habit
After a careful inspection of the
Falls, August 17, 1904, Fred H
Myra A Glltlllan and husband to
Jacobson and Miss Lydia Sigler.
M W Wheeler, land in tp 37, 1 w; »1. fishways provided by Dr. Ray the en­
T J Downing to Frank Jordan, land tire number, consisting of about a
S olomon —B ryant —In Pleasant Val­
hundred of the representative men of
ley, Aug. 18, 1904, by Rev. J. W. in tp 39, 1 e; »150.
F W Sifers to Condor Water A the county, met for consideration of
McDougall, G. J. Solomon and Miss
Power Co, right of way for power line the question, aod after the ehetion of
Arvella Bryant.
Dr. Adkins as chairman and J. L.
W illiams — S hoemakb — In Jackson across land In tp 36, 2 w; 11.
Fred Penlnger to C W and P Co, Hammersley as secretary of the meet­
ville, Aug. 18, 1904, by Judge G. W.
right
of way for power line across ing, Master Fish warden Van Dusen
Dunn, J. D. Williams and Mim
was invited to address the meeting,
land
in
tp 36, 2 west; »1.
Jessie Shoemake.
and
resp nded with a complete ex­
G E Fox to C W aud P Co, right of
planation
of the conditions existing
way for power line across land in tp
BORN.
at
the
dam.
He stated that the
37, 2 w; »1.
problem
to
be
solved at that point
8 W McClendon to C W and P Co,
A dams —At Merrill, Klamath county,
right of way of power line across was a serious one, and one which
r August 11, 1904, to Mr, and Mrs.
occurred whenever such an Improve­
land In tp 36, 2 w; »1.
J. Frank Adams i nee Martha Card-
Lillie and GF Wright to Samuel ment was contemplated, but which
well X a sun.
Mathis, land in a w| sec 15, tp 36, 4 w; presented a totally different aspect in
each case, the conditions varying on
S tbvbns —At Phoenix, July 19, 1904, «225.
to Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, a son.
S M Byers to J P Dodge, property every salmon stream in the state.
He volunteered the information that
H olsby —On Foots Creek, Aug. 4. in city of Ashland; »1400.
all of his suggestions bad been cheer­
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Holsey, a
Iaaac S Morris to White A Trow­ fully compiled with by Dr. Bay, but
that the Doctor bad, aod he thought
son.
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bridge, land in tp 38, 2 w; »1000.
S hogren —At Portland, August
Harriet A Creed to Chas M Howell, with justice, asked that such pro­
vision be made that he should be
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Shogren, 51 acre* io tp 37, 2 w; 11600.
vnabied to make the necessity pro-
twins, a boy and girl.
Mrs E M Denison to T P West, lot eisions once for all and should be
relieved of further disturbance oo
10, blk 40, Medford; «225.
DIED
GW Isaacs to Elva Rou-e, land on this account. Mr. Van Dusen further
stated that better provision than he
west boundary line of Medford; »200. required bad been made, and that
Sopheoia J IshGore aod hutband to fuither improvement was in prtgress
L add —At Klamath Falla, August 12,
Alma Bullock, 2.39 acres in tp 37, 1 w. and would be soon completed, and
1904, Nathaniel Ladd; aged 73.
Edward H Lofftus, Jr, to Lucinda that there would then be as complete
P ennington —At the Soldiers’ Home,
provision made for the passage of the
Santa Monica, Cal., August 19,1904, Ganlard, lot 4, blk 9, Ashland; »1,600. fish as could be demanded, or as could
be devised, according to the latest
PROBATE.
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of cancer, John L. Pennington,
theories relating to such matters.
aged 63 years.
Estate of W F Doran. Final ac­
After his statement of the condi­
Canforata Perfumes
M c K night —Near Gold Hill, Aug. 19, count and order made and administra­ tions existing Dr. Ray made a brief
Stata where the
statement jf bis position, saying that
1904, Will G. McKnight; aged about tor dismissed.
be was only desirous of having bls
tanas In the
Estate of Russell H Johnson. D B
40 years.
duties io the matter settled, and was
B ybd — At Grants Pass, August 15, Grant, R L Burdic and S M Calkins entirely willing to do whatever
1904, the 9-months old son of Mr. appointed appraisers and ioventory should be found proper. He further
outlined the extent of the new work
aod appraisement made.
and Mrs. R. L. Byrd.
In progress, showing that be was con­
Estate
of
Byron
Co
’
e.
Inventory,
H arper — At Woodville, August 14,
structing a new fishway of concrete,
1904, Mrs. Sarah Harper; aged 86 showing real property to tbe value of much better than the one required by
»2000, approved.
the authorities and muco better
years.
equipped to take care of the salmon,
Estate
of
R
A
Johnson.
Ella
John
­
H ockbtt —At Hillsboro, August 10,
than the original way provided or the
1904, Merle, infant daughter of Mr. son appointed as administratrix and temporary one now in use. He fur­
aud Mrs. G. B. Hockett, formerly of E A Fraser, J G Fleming and GG ther explained that every' available
Brown to appraise property in Mal­ means bad been used to prevent
Grants Paso.
damage being done this season, and
heur county.
that he was open to suggestions as to
Guardianship of Phoebe J Bendure. bow to better the situation.
oninson s rug tore,
Anna Henry appointed guardian.
D. H. Miller, the county treas­
Jacksonville, Ore.
Estate and guardianship of Bessie urer, then explained that be bad
Randall, Jr. Order made to show taken considerable Interest in this
Tar
and Children.
matter from the beginning, and bad
cause why certain real estate should
on several occasions made cateful in-
ivi
not be sold.
speetkn of the situation, with a view,
Estate and guardianship of Francis, at first, of suggesting improvement*,
is no !Undrxa< -> to tbe*
Hd« who we«s
Edward and Mary M Miller. Wm G but that at the present time bls
suggestions had been carried out in
Miller appointed guardian.
large part and that the present con­
NEW CASBS.
dition of affairs was satisfactory. He
EXCELSIOR BRAND
Eliza Corwin vs Chas L Corwin; compared, with considerable detail,
the state of affairs before the present
divorce.
W I Vawter attorney for improvements had been made and
note« wet.
plaintiff.
the present, and showed that the im­
provement consisted of a change from
CIRCUIT COfjRT.
total stoppage of the fish to a com­
Wm. Mendenhall vs Rearing Gim­ paratively uninterrupted passage over
He substantiated his re­
let Gold Mining Co; to lecover money. the dam.
marks by giving figures which he had
Z M Gossett discharged as receiver obtainea by personal observation.
upon payment of »325 by defendant. He also explained several of the
Jeen Mt. Luc De Roboam vs Augus­ characteristics of the salmon which
tine Scbmidtling; to set aside fore­ operated to relieve the situation as
soon as the fish should become
closure proceedings. Order made re­
familiar with the existence of the
straining defendant from in any ways dam. The most Interesting portion
encumbering property in litigation.^
of bls remarks, however, consisted of
bls explanation of the abandonment
O
E
Monroe
vs
Wm
Monroe;
di
­
Jtcksoiville, Oregon
of tbe proposed hatchery at the dam.
vorce. Order made delivering custody He explained that tbe representa­
of minor child Into tbe custody of the tives of tbe U. 8. Fish Commission
had contemplated tbe establishment
plaintiff.
Caroline Swacker vs Oscar Swacker; of a hatchery at the dam, aud to that
end had oraered tbe fishways closed
divorce. Defendant ordered to de­ and racks erected at tuat point, but
posit »500 with county clerk for use of that, realizing that tbe operation of
plaintiff, and also restrained from in a hatchery at tbat point would re­
aoy way encumbering said property. sult in thousands of dead fish being
sent down the river from tbat place,
Ashland Mfg Co vs Jim Lan aod M be bad suggested to Dr. Ray that
L Hicks; to recover money.
F M such a course would result in great
hardship for everyone living on the
river for miles below tbe dam, and
Dr. Ray had thereupon refused to
allow the establishment of tbe
hatchery at that roint, and had re­
opened the fishways and cornpe led
the hatchery f« be abandoned at tbat
Civil Engineer and Locator of
point. His explanation of this m it ter
LOCATES S MILES NORTH OF JACKSONVILLE
met with great applause, particular­
Government Land,
OWNED BY A. P ARMSTRONG, OF PORTLAND, OREGON
ly from tbe people of Grid Hill who
wete present.
WIMER, - OREGON.
On behalf of Gold Hill J. H
Beeman, a capitalist of that place,
informed the meeting tbat he had
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
for hatchiug purposes, from Pure-Bred, High-Grade Barred riyiuoutli Reel been considerably interested In the
Guaranteed.
chickens, is dirt cheap. The Barred Plymouth Rock i*t the best all-round «.hie'., matter, as he bad financial interests
in the city and made hia home there,
en known; matures early, grows large—a good lajer, and unsurpassed for 11
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table. First come, first dbrved. Order now, and thus make sure of a start i. and was therefore concerned In all
that affected its welfare.
He an­
these superior fowls. There is money in them, whether raised fur the utatke nounced tbat he bad been interested
I
or for home use. It costa as much to keep a “scrub” chicken as a pure-bred io tbe preaentation of Gold Hill’s
and it is not worth half as much for any purpose.
Call at the farm, or write protest to tbe Governor, and bad
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signed tbe same, and stated that
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K. R. ARMSTRONG. JACKSONVILLE. ORFGON
he bad done so with tbe idea tbat
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tbe situation was very different
I
from what he found on his arrival
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at Gold Ray^^He explained that
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the facts as *to tbe completion of a
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permanent fishway at the corner
MANY 3HOR’ STORIES AND
MORMON BISHOPS' PILLS £vt bear in ss.
of the dam were not known to him
PAPERS ON ' IMELY TOPICS
over 6U yours by thp leaders of the Mormon Chnroh and their
or to tbe others In Gold Hill at the
rollovers. 1'osltlvely cures the worst cases in old and young
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HELD AT SOLD RAY.
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tbe brain and nerve ce Sers. 50c. a box, e f' r L-W by mail. A written guarantee, to cure oi
50
uione? refunded, with 5 boxes. Circulars free.
Aridrooo, BISHOP REMEDY COM San Franolaea, Oal
• At £ P. Estabrook« Gold Hill.
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ford.
T. E. Pottenger, merchant, Med­
ford.
L. B. Brown, merchant, Medford.
D. H.
Miller, county treasurer
and merchant, Medford.,
A. 8. Bliton, editor Medford Mail,
Medford.
A A. Davis, capitalist, A edford.
L. C. Coleman, capitalist, Med-
ford.
J. S. Howard, U. 8. Mineral Sur­
veyor, Medford.
All we can do is give advice.
Holbrook
Withiogton,
lawyer,
Of course that’s easy.
But our advice Is really worth a little Medford.
M. Purdin, lawyer, Medford.
more to you than most people’s, for we
offer to give you the first bottle of our
M. S. McCown, capitalist. Medford.
medicine free, if it falls to help you.
J. E. Bodge, merchant, MetJJord.
We could not afford to do this unless
W. J, Mahoney, R R. agent. Med­
our medicine was good. Such an offer, ford.
on the wrong kind of medicine, would
F. W. dwell, orchard 1st, Central
put a merchant prince In the poor house. Point.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine, however, as years
J. 8. Orth, county clerk, Jackson­
of experience have proved. Is a medi­ ville.
cine that cures the sick.
R. B. Dow, county recorder, Jack­
Those whom It cannot benefit—less sonville.
than one In ten thousand—we prefer to
J. F. Miller, merchant, Jackson-
refund their money.
ville.
T. J. Kenney, merchant, Jackson-
All we ask of you Is to try Dr. Mlles*
Restorative Nervine for your complaint. ville.
J. Ctonemiller, mercbart, Jackson-
If you suffer from sleeplessness, nervous
exhaustion, dizziness, headache, mus­ ville.
cular twltchlngs, melancholy, loss of
W. H. Miller, merchant, Jackson-
memory, weak stomach, poor blood, ville.
bilious troubles, epilepsy, St. Vitus’
E. Britt, capitalist, Jacksonville.
Dance, etc., we will guarantee to benefit
G. E. Neuber, merchant, Jackson­
you or refund your money.
ville.
You are the doctor.
C. Ulrich, merchant, Jacksonville.
C. W. Conklin, merchant, Jackson­
“My son Bert, when in his 17th year,
became subject to attacks of epilepsy, ville.
so serious that we were compelled to
S. P. DeRoboam, U. S Hotel, Jack­
take him out of school. After several
physicians had failed to relieve him, we sonville.
gave Dr. Miles’ Nervine a trial. Ten
W. M. Puhi, barber, Jacksonville
months treatment with Nervine and
J. H. Huffer, capitalist, Jackson­
Liver Pills restored our boy to perfect
health.”—MR. JOHN 8.
WILSON. ville.
Deputy Co. Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo.
Will Plening, Medford.
Fred Burk, carpenter, Medford.
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Secretary.
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and how to right ft. Absolutely Free.
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) y H O S I S - J j (. I N,Si
CAST0R1A
“For several years my wife was
time ut tbe circulation of tbe protest, troubled with what physicians called
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aod tbat the conditions actually ex­ sick headache of a very severe char­
isting were a great surprise to him acter She doctored with several phy­
and uls associates. He further an- sicians at a great expense, only to
i.ouneed that, on behalf of himself grow worse, until she was unable to do
and those who had been associated any work. About a year ago she
with him In the forwarding of tbe began taking Chamberlain's Stomach
protest to the Governor, he bad no and Liver Tablets and today weighs
hesitation In saying that tbe ar­ more than she ever did before and is
rangements mace and in course of real well,’’ says G. E. Wright of New
construction at the dam would be London, New York. For Sale at City
.OREGON .
satisfacti ry to anyone who was fully Drug Store.
conversant with the true state of
affairs. His remarks were freely en­
dorsed by others from Gild Hill, i
HERE AND THERE.
Monmouth, Oregon
among whom were CL F. Young, J.
Begins
Its
23d year on September 30. 10M
L Hammersley and H A. Mears, and
Four terms in each school year, affording
it was then suggested that a com­
The shirt-waist man must pul a coat
equal opporiunlties tor beginning a oourse in
September,November.February aud April Tbe
mittee be appointed to formulate on or stay out of tbe Fine Art Build­
best training tor teachers is tbe Normal Course
resolutions to be acted upon by the
witbits assurance of good positions al good
ing at. St Louis.
meeting.
wages
Write for new catalogue containing
b 11 Information, concerning course of study
D 11. Miller then asked the atten­
Gen. Kuropatkin reports that per­
training in actual teaching afforded under real
tion of the meeting while he gave fect order marked the retreat without
conditions in town and country schools, and
them a few additional figures as to
roll
details about tbe advanced course of study
with the additional advantages attached
tbe passage of fish over the dam, say­ explaining that tbe order was Japan-
Address
ing tbat he had carefully counted the I oese.
Secretary J. B. V. BUTLER or
fish going through the fishways, at
A Paris physician says meat pro­
President E. D. BRESSLER.
die hour when tbe movement was duces appendicitis. Appendicitis is a
STATE NORMAL.
the lightest, and bad found by actual
Monmouth
Oregon,
count that fish were passing over tbe very fashionable disease, and tbe cur­
temporary fishway at the corner of rent prioes of meat tend to make it still
the dam at the rale of 140 per hour more exclusive.
ind over the origioal fishway at the
F. Wilson, of Platte City, was nom­
rare of 250 per hour, or 2500 per day
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICI.
inated,
Aug. 20th, for congress by tbe
passenger on the southbound
of t^n hours, this estimate being
Democratic
district
convention
of
the
based on the passage of tbe tish dur­
train one day last week reached Glen­ Tbe undersigned has been duly appointed
ing tiie heat of tbe day when tbe i Fourth Missouri District on the 1031st dale clad in a handmade smile and a and qualified m Administrator ot the estate ut
movement was at its lowest point. ballot. The convention had been in a
Rebecca Crump, late of Jackson (Jeunty. Ore­
slumber robe,says the News. Upon re­ gon. deceased All persons having oaims
In connection with tbe number of
said estate are notified to present tbe
tiring be had plaoed his puree contain­ I against
tish killed at this print, he stated deadlock since July 26.
same, duly verified. to the undersigned ut hia
tbat he bad made 18 visits to the dam
An American newspaper published ing »80 under his pillow, theD deposited residence near Jacksonville. Jackson County,
for tbe purpose uf inspection, and in Paris recently contained the follow­ his pants, vest and underwear in : Oregou. within six muntth, from the data ot
this notice. Dated thia 27th aay of July A. D.
had at no time founo more than a few
1904.
JOHN G. CRUMP.
ing
ad
vertisement:
“
A
young
man
of
the
hammock
st
retched
along
the
Administrator ot lbs Estate at
d ad fish, and never bad found more
Crump, deceived.
than had always been found in tbe agreeable presence and desirous of inner side of bis berth. While he was Rebecca
A. E. and C. L. R kamks . Attorneys.
river in various places at this season. getting married would like to make sleeping the hammock became un­
He was followed by Mr. Hammersley, tbe acquaintance of an aged and ex­ hooked at one end and bis entire ward­
ADMINISTBATOR’b NOTICE.
who -tated tbat be was a resident of
perienced
gentleman
who
could
dis
­
robe
was
blown
out
of
the
window
Gold Hill, Was postmaster there and
Tbe underslgned.havlag been duly appointed
bad the interests of tbe place at I suade him from taking tbe fatal step.” At Glendale the porter purchased a suit administrator of the Estate of Clarendon Mor
risoa.late of Jackson county. Ore, deoeeaed .per­
heart, and had followed this matter
Six weeks before the blue eyes of for the unfortunate man and be con­ sons having e'.slm* against said Relate are
with interest, that tbe majority
hereby notified to preaent then., with tbe pro­
per vouchers attached, to me at Jacksonville,
of tbe signers of tbe Gold Hili pro­ tiny Frank Morkell blinked In a tinued hit journey.
Oregon.
w.tLit: six uiuli L s from the date
test bad never visited the dam and strange world it was surrendered to
hereof
were not familiar with conditions bis uncle by its mother. One hour
Dated thia »3th day of July, 1904
ORIS CRAWFORD,
there, and that practically none of and a half after its birth the infant NOTICEOF FIN AL SETTLEMENT
Administrator ot the Estate of Clares den
them were aware tbat the upper fish­
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Morrison,
deceased
way was but a temporary structure, was taken from her and carried to the , NOTIC J IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
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! undersigned has tiled his finsl account as ad-
hut that all imagined it to be a per­ New York Foundling Asylum.
1
mirlstrator
or
the
estate
ut
Wm.
S.
manent Improvement, and that no
Prof. E. F. Pernot, State Bacteriol­ i Cook, deceased, in the County Court for
further provision for the tish was to
. Jackson oounty, Oreffon, and Hon G. W.
ogist,
reports the appearance of an un­ I Dunn, tbe judge ot said court, has fixed
be made. He further stated that the
, the »th day ot; September 190«. t
inspection made in the aftern* on had usual disease among poultry in various Thursday
at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court house
satisfied ail of them, that the cum- sections of the middle and western part i ,n Jacuson county, Oregon, as the time
plaiut was ill-advised, and that ail of the state. This disease, which he r and place for the bearing of objections
thereto and tbe settlement of said estate
were satisfied with the arrangements
WE GUMAITEEI
I state» Is a cent agio us pneumonia, very I All persons having object one to said
made and in course of construction.
account are hereby required to present tbe
The matter of adoption of resolu­ quickly affects an entire flock, and is same st said time kid place.
this
3d d
day
August, 1904.
tions was then considered, and upon | nearly always attended with fatal re- 1 Dated ,h
{ ROBT.
s “
* Si
’ ° cf COOK.
r Aumu
Administrator.
motion, seconded by many of those suits.
J. R. N sil . Attomev.
preseut, the chair appointed a com­
mittee of seven, consisting of D. H. I Geo. Sontag, the noted bandit, who
Miller, A. A. Davis aod J. 8. Howard, worked in conjunction with Chris Ev­
of Medford, J. H. Beeman and C. F. ans, in' California, has applied for a
Young, of Gold Hill, and John Miller
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
and T. J. Kenney, of Jacksonville, commutation of sentence. He says he
■retai or iwivatvous .
will
go
to
Minnesota
and
lead
an
hon
­
to draft resolutii ns and submit them
THE SCNUIHS rUCFAUCO OHIV SV
to the meeting. Thecummitteeshort­ est life. He claims the Southern Pa­
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co.
ly reported the following resolutions, cific and Wells-Fargo Company will
KT. LOUIS MO.
wtnen were unanimously adopted by
Sold by Dr. J. Hinxle. Central Point.
the meeting and signed by a majority sign recommendations.
of i hose present, the balance having
Alexis Priskorn, the trick bicycle
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
already left for home. After tbe rider employed with the Fioto Shows,
signing uf tbe resolutions tbe meet­ died at Baker City last week. Priskorn
U nited S tates L and Ornes.
ing adjourned, all of those present
R ostbcbc . Oregon. May St. 19U4.
sayinu that they greatly appreciated was one of the most daring riders who
Notice la hereby given that in compliance
the opportunity giveu them to see for has appeared in public of late. He
with the proviaion» ot the act or Congress or
June 3. 1878. entitled "An act tor th« »ale of
themselves wb.it the state uf affairs performed the loop-the-luop act,which
timber land» In the State» ot California. Ore­
really was, and expressing complete was equal of anything attempted in
gon. Nevada and Washington rerritory," as
satisfaction with conditions as they
extended to all the Public Land Staten by act
ot August 4,1882. Krick Oberg ot Iron River,
found them. The resolutions follow: this line so far. He was 24 years of
County ot Jackson. Slate or Michigan, Hied
W hereas , Certain complaints have age.
tn thia office on May 31,1904,51s »worn statement
been made in regard to tbe condition
No. 5102 tor tl>e ( nrchue ot the Sq Sq
County Clerk Fields of Multnomah
ot Section No 28, In Township No. 37 South,
Mrs. Fred Unrath,
of affairs at Grid Ray, in Jackson has received 26 replies from county
ot Ranae No. 3 West,_and will offer proof
county, Oregon, in respect to the
Har<M»r?juch^'
to »bow that tbe land sought 1» more
parage of fish over the dam at that clerks aod recorders from various
valuable tor its
timber or stone
than
for
agricultural purposes, and to e»tab-
“
After
my
first
baby
was
born
I
did
sot
place; and
parts of tbe state to his invitation to
llsh
his
claim
to
said
land
before
the
Register
seem to regain my strength although the
W hereas , Such complaints have them to be present at the convention
and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon,
doctor gave me-a tonic which he consid­
been made under a misapprehension of these officials, to be held in Port­
on Monday, the 29d day of August, 19M. He
names as witnesses: James Skinner, B. L.
ered
very
superior,
but
Instead
of
getting
of tbe facts, and the parties making
GUsa. Wilber Franklin and Louis Oberg, aU
be'ter I grew weaker every day. My hus­
tbe same aud others, including the land, September 9 and 10, and in all of
of Roseburg, Oregou.
band insbted that I take Wine of Cardui
undersigned, have, at the invitation them there la ac expression of appre-
Any and ail persons claiming adversely tbe
above desortbed lands are requested to file
for a week and sec what it would do far
of Dr. Ray, made a thorough investi­ I elation of the effort to bring the clerks
their claims in this oflioe on or before said
■M. I did take the medicine and was very
gation of the situation, and have
AM day of August, 10b«.
grateful to find my strength and hcalth
found the facts to warrant the follow­ 1 and recorders together for mutual
J. T. BniiMKS. Register.
benefit.
slowly returning, tn two weeks I was out
ing resolution; now therefore be it
of bed and in a month I was able to take
The Imperial eagle, the largest of
Resolved, that tbe undersigned
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
up my usual duties.
I am very enthusi­
he.eby respectfully represent to His the species known, files to a height of
astic
In
its
praise.
”
U niticp S tatks L amp Ornes.
Excellency, the Governor, tbat tbe from 10,000 to 15,000 feet. It is a na­
Roseburg, Ore., May 31, 1004.
means provided at tbe dam at Gold
Wine
of
Cardui
reinforces
the
organs
Notice
is
hereby given that In compliance
Ray for tbe passage of fish, together tive of 8outh America, and its habitat
of generation for the ordeal of preg­
with the provisions ot tbe act of Congress ot
with the further improvements in Is among the lofty mountains of that
June 3, W78, entitled "An act tor the aale of
nancy and childbirth. It prevents mis­
timber lands in tbe States of California, Ore­
contemplalipn and in course of <>on- country. Its power of flying to high
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
struction will be as complete an ar­ altitudes is only exoeeded by the con­
of Cardui need fear the coming of her
extended to all ths Pub.ic I.and States by act
rangement for that purpose as can te
of August 4, 1803. Louis Oberg, ot Roseburg,
child. If Mrs. Unrath had taken
dor
of
the
Andec,
which
is
said
to
have
County
of Douglas. State of Oregon, died
devised, and that those of tbe under­
Wine of Cardui before her baby came
in this office May 31, l0O4,hia sworn statement
signed who have heretofore made attained tbe height of six miles, or
she would not have been weakened as
No.6100. for the purchase of the WK NWfc,
complaints in regard thereto hereby within one mile of the greatest height
Nq SWq, of Section No 3t, In Township
she was. Her rapid recovery should
No. 37. Range No. 3 West,and will «.fler proof to
rescind such complaints and show ever attained by a balloon.
commend this great remedy to every
show that the land sought is more valuable for
that the same were made under a
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
Missouri recently celebrated the an­
misapprehension of the facts and
regulates the menstrual flow.
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver ot Ibis office
without thorough knowledge of the niversary of her admission into tbe
at Roseburg. Oregon.on Monday, the 22d day
blluatton
of August, 1904. He names as witnesses. Erlek
Union. That great state was a wilder­
Signed:
Oberg, ot Iron River. Michigan,James Skinner,
E. L Giles and Wilber Franklin, allot Ruso
J. it. Beeman, capitalist, Gold Hill. ness in 1821. She is now a prosperous
burg. Oregon.
C F. Young, merchant, Gold Hill. and populous commonwealth and is
Any and all persona claiming adversely tbe
J. L. Hammersley, postmaster, Gold scheduled as the fifth state In the Uni­
above-described lands are requested to die
their
maims In this office on or before said SM
Hill.
on. Her 67,000 inhabitants eighty-
day ot August. 19U
H. A. Mears, mining operator, Gold
J.T B miduks , Register.
three years ago have expanded into
Hill.
3,500,000.
Her
story
past
and
present
W. A. Carter, ex-representative
and merchant, Gold Hill.
has just been published in a thick vol­
L. L. Duffield, merchant, Gold Hill ume of 600 pages hy tbe World’s Fair
G. A. Fisher, Gold Hill.
Commission.
„
a
W. M. Gruos, Gold Hill.
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The report of tbe United States Ge­ a
W. 1. Vawter, Pres. Jackson County
Bank, Medford.
ological Survey for the year 1903 shows
B. F. Adkins, vice Pres. Jackson that the output of iron ore for that a
County Bank, Medford.
Rough ard Dressed l x irber, Mouldirgs, Poors
Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician,Med­ year exceeded the total output of Ger-
and
Window Firn.cs : rd Casngs, I) n tnsicn
nany and the British Empire for 1902.
ford.
Dr. E. B. Pickel, member State The total production reached 35,019,- a
Timbers
—Eveivth rg Ct n j ktc ior a House,
a
Board uf Health, Medford.
a
308 tons, or little more than 500.000 a
Barn. Biidge or any liir.d oi Wooden Stiucture,
Dr. W. L. Cameron, coroner, Med-
tons under the record-breaking output a
Furnished
Promptly.
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ford.
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E. N. Warner, merchant, Medford. of the previous year. Of this 26,573,-
Geo. F. King, merchant, Medford.
271 tons came from tbe Lake Superior
Capt. J. T. C. Nash, capitalist, Med district.
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Shipments to Any Point in the l>ited States. High­
a
a
est M arket Price Paid for 1 umber Fi om Anv Mill
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in Southern Oregon: :
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has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and O Half MDKon
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hotties. Does thferecord of merit appeal to you?
No Cure, No Pay.
50c.
a
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Kecioss» withavwy Sottish aTmchnL package of Grove*» Block Hoot Liver Pills._____
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State Normal School
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