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VOL. XXXIV.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1904.
NO. 35
BRIEF MENTION.
| Clarence Hafer, 1st base; Ed Bodge,
for many years a prominent citizen of
LOCAL NOTES.
short Btop; George Davis, center field;
tbe county-seat, leaving there for
Saturday is circus day.
Dr. Cameron, right field; Ed Potten-
Tacoma in the eighties.
Judge Dunn and bis family are
Every summer much valuable tim­
Jesse Steveos and Walter Lerwell
ger,
left field. Single—Hunt Lewis,
Vacation days are almost over and
Mrs. Mamie Dox and Miss. Zepha
ber is burnei, aud although the I are in tlie Klamath county jail, school will soon begin.
pitcher; Tom Macaulay, catcher; Fred visiting at Ashland.
Basye,
who recently had operations
ge\ernment has established a system charged with the larceny of cattle.
Francis Voyle, the miner, went south
Weeks, 1st base; Shorty Miles,2d base;
performed,
are both conva’esclng.
Next
Monday
is
Labor
Day
and
no
whereby a force of rangers is kept in They were brought to Klamath Falls
Alf. Weeks, 3d base; Carl Narregan, I on Thursday.
public
business
will
be
transacted
their
Clarence
Reeve
has gone to Happy
tbe forests to prevent fire and ex­ Thursday afternoon by Sheriff Oben-
shortstop; Homer Rothermel.left field;
Mrs. Gue Samuels Is visiting relatives
The City Council will be in regular Frank Isaacs, center field; Ray Crys­
Camp, Calif., where he will be em­
tinguish the flames after they* bave ! chain and Deputy Sheriff Sam Walker,
living In Jacksonville. .
ployed in ar extensive placer mine.
, started, it is the same okl story to who with a posse of 14 men left Fort monthly session next Tuesday even­ tal, right field.
Henry Orth tarried a couple of hours ms sisters went as far as Medford
ing-
I
Klannth
the
day
before
on
a
hunt
a
more
or
less
degree.
'■i
*’ It is rumored that the Southern Pa- in Medford Wednesday.
with him.
Jackson county has been com­ ! for the thieves. Fifteen miles from any
Miss Bertha Corum of Central Point cific will put its lands on the market
E.
C.
Faucett
of
Watkins
did
busi
­
Mr. Ellison, an experienced miner,
paratively free from forest tires this 1 settlement in Che’ry Creek canyon, precinct is leaching a term of school in within a couple of months. This sale
ness
in
our
town
Monday.
has
bonded the Ambrose quartz mine,
season: but Josephine, Linn, Lane, ! a very secluded place, tho criminals Pay no district, Josephine county.
would greatly facilitate development in
located
near Willow Springs and once
Jas.
Buckley,
Jr.,
of
Applegate
was
-
were
discovered
and
arrested.
They
Clackamas and other Oregon counties
Ray Toft has a large quantity of Southern Oregon, for not only Is the
owned
by
the late George Schumpf,
a
recent
Jacksonville
visitor.
had
with
them
18
head
of
Melhase
bave nut been so fortunate, and in
wood that he wishes hauled to Medford. laud held out from settlement now, but
of Ingrana A Houston. With two men
Mrs.
Coulter
has
returned
from
her
each an immense quantity of val­ Brcs.’ cattle and seven of George W. He will pay 82 a cord.
even prospecting for.minerals is almost
*he is developing it, and the prospects
Loosley. They waived examination
uable timber has been consumed.
that it will be a fine producer are ex­
C. H. Jones of Stockton, Calif., has at a standstill, no one caring to devel­ trip to Portland and Seaside.
One of the greatest pieces of folly before Justice of tlie Peace Emery of been operating in government lauds in op a mine on property that cannot be
Druggist Briggs Is in the hills, en- cellent.
V
is preventing fires to be set in the Fort Klamath and were plactd under Southern Oregon recently.
joying a well-earned vacation.
i purchased.
David Coppie, who has been visiting
■ Miss Gannon, Sec’y Detroit w hills aud government reservations ' 85000 bonds each. Wood River valley
in
this section during the past few
W. H. Miller and J. H. Hoffman
The September term of tbe county
| stockmen bave for the past year or
months,
one day this week left for
Amateur Art Association, tells until the brush and u idergrowth be­
PERSONAL
MENTION.
were
Medford
visitors
Wednesday.
Absolutely Pure
! two been missing cattle, and their court will be held next week, beginning
'
Thurman,
Iowa, where he expects to
young women what to do to come so high and thick that when the
the
7th
prox.
Mrs.
L.
R.
Webster
of
Portland
re
­
inevitable tire comes
the whole efforts have finally ended success­
His condition, which has THERE IS HQ SUBSTITUTE
M.S. Jessie Farnsworth is lu Port­ turned Monday from a trip to Arizona. { remain
avoid pain and suffering caused
District Attorney Moore of Lake and land.
forest is destroyed. Old settlers and fully in bringing to time at least, two
j been precarious for some time past,
Geo. E Neuber, T. J. Kenney and I
by female troubles.
These fellows Klamath has appointed H. W. Kessee
Indians know that the only safe of the marauders
has improved considerably under the
M as M. Krause tarried In Medford a Roy Ulrich were In Medford Tuesday, I treatment
of
Klamath
Falls
as
a
deputy.
<bail
from
the
Umpqua
and
have
of Dr. LeMare.
j
method
Is
to
annually
burn
off
the
“ D ear M bs . P inkham : — I can con­
few hours Monday.
scientiously recommend Lydia E. undergrowth, when it is so thin j -pent tbe past two or three summers
A Bieber's store in Lakeview was
Harry Clark of Grants Pass, the well-
D. B. Thompson and his family have
Miss Ollie Boone has returned to
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I that it would not endauger the big in Wood River yaliey, working in the robbed of jewelry aud other articles
known
contractor and builder, was at
returned
from
their
sojourn
at
Dead
I
to those of my sisters suffering with
Lincoln county, to leach school.
! hay fields. On pretext of leaving for valued at 8500 oue night last week.
Indian Springs.
the Oregon Belle mine, situated in
female weakness and the troubles I trees. Then the grass can grow and
Fred Rapp of Talent got baca from
which so often befall women. I suf­ you liavi a beautiful forest instead home they would seclude them-elves
Twenty five cents a pound is being
Henry C. Maury and Tyson Beall Forest Creek district, a couple of days
!in the mou tains nearby, get as paid for hops at Salem This is a very a trip to Crescent City a few days ago.
fered for months with general weak­ of a tire trap.
I
who live near Central Point, were in this week, to construct a foundation
ness, and felt so weary that I had hard
many cat.le together as they could good price, but may go still higher.
for the new machinery. He recently
Ben
Beall
of
Central
Point,
the
suc
­
As
Dr.
W.
W.
Oglesby
ot
Lane
Medford Wednesday.
work to keep up. I had shooting pai ns,
returned from a visit to Albany, his
handle
and
drive
them
away.
cessful
farmer,
was
in
Medfotd
Monday.
FOR PRESIDENT
and was utterly miserable. In my dis­ ciunty well says, use the rangers to
Religious services will be resumed
old bome.
Ed.
Welch,
the
efficient
manager
of
tress I was advised to use Lydia E. act as overseers, and let them allow
Mrs. John S. Orth and Mias Dollle the Welch Lumber Co., made Medford
at tte M. E. Church, South, Sunday,
A.
C.
Hoofer,
of
Portland,
manager
— Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com­ annually the cutting of such timber as
Ankeny were Medford visitors Mon­ a business visit Saturday.
by the pastor, Rev. H. C. Brown.
of the Mount Pit Hydraulic it Quartz
pound, and it was a red letter day to
day.
me when I took the first dose, for at is ripe. The Pacific coast, year after
on
Of New York
Tbe eleventh annual exhibition of I
W. N. Wright, a prominent young Mining Company’s properties,
that time my restoration began. In year, produces erough timber fyr all
Jump-off
Joe,
is
superintending
their
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Harvey
of
Gold
farmer of Willow Springs district, was
six weeks I was a changed woman, lumber needs it the waste Is stopped
The Galice Consolidated Mining tbe Southern Oregon District Agricul-.
development. He has purchased a
perfectly well in every respect. I felt and merely the annually ripe product Company made a strike of a peculiar tural Society will be held in Eugene, Hill spent Saturday afternoon in Med­ in Medford one day this week.
For VICE PRESIDENT
mill and plant and will install the ma
ford.
so elated and hap;y that 1 want all
beginniug
September
20
and
con
tine-1
Dave Buckley has gone to Bear chinery at once. This is a new mine,
women who suffer to get well as I did." is cut Then let there be fires started kind a few dtys ago It recently pur­
H. D. Norton, the Grants Pass attor­ Creek,to assist Chas. Hamilton In build- but is making a good showing. The
— Miss G uila . G annon , 359 Jones St., each year in the ie-erves and allow chase! a tract of graveion the bank ing for five days.
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.
..
Hedge is from three to four feet wide
ney,
was here on professional business . ing
Detroit, Mich., Secretary Amateur Art (Lem to burn off the year's brush, and of Rogue River and has just com­
a big harn for Jas. ..
M. n
Cantrall.
Miss Ethel Fleury has gone to Slski- {
and assays well.
Ot West Virginia
Association. — f5000forfeit If original of aboM by taking proper back-tire precau­ pleted a ditch to it. In prospectia« you district, to teach school, vice Miss i Saturday.
Geo. W. Lance, Jr., and bis family
tetter proeinf fonulnaneso cannot bo produced.
Tbe Old Hammersly mine, In Jump-
Inez
Kitchin,
who
will
visit
tbe
World
’
s
Judge
Neil
was
In
Medford
Tuesday,
the
bar
an
old
Ionian
burning
ground
were in town Wednesday. They are off-Joe district, is maktng an exoellen't
When one considers that Miss tions no loss will result. Had the
Gannon’s letter is only one of the i government adopted this plan in­ wis uncovered, and up to dale at Fair soon, in company with Miss Me I accompanying hl- niece, Marian Neil, preparing to go to the World s Fair.
showing under the work of develop-
I that far on her way to Ashland.
countless hundreds which we stead of the one now in vogue, we least 100 skulls and a corresponding I Callan of Ashland.
Antone
Rose,
who
purchased
tbe
ment done by F. H. Osgood, of Seat-
are continually publishing in the news­ would have had vast areas of pro­ number of bones have been washed
Lee Beall, who got bis start in Jack-
G. W. Boone, one of tbe pioneers of McKenzie lot on Third street, will tie. This old mine was at one time a
papers of this country, the great virtue
son county, but Is now one of tbe prom­ Lincoln county, is visiting hie daugh­ soon have a neat cottage built on it. i * splendid producer, but afterwards
A Grants Paes pirty of camper«,
of Mrs. Pinkham's medicine must bo ducing forests instead of the bleak out.
abandoned and its underground works just returned from Crater Lake, made
admitted by alL
nills and barren valleys that mark
The gravel was the scene i f oue of inent citizens of Lakeview, is being ter, Mrs. H. C. Nute of Roxy.
Chas. C. Pursel of Buncom was allowed to become flooded. Since Mr.
the path of great forest tires.
the closing battles of the Rogue congratulated by his many friends.
Mrs. B. P. Theiss and her daughter, I among those In our city during the Osgood took bold of the property,a few the discovery while in the park that
River War, and the bodies of the It’s a girl this time.
Miss Geraldine, bave returned from past week. His saw mill is turning out mo“thi
S enator B row nell I s to have a
“a h*2
thoroughly the fish put in the lake a few years
,
.
“““ 40
overhauled and a fine body of ore ex- ago have greatly multiplied and are
Indians killed at that time are
Cures Sciatica.
S. F. Godfrey and hie family Lave t) elr sojourn at Colestin.
better place than president of tbe (Ire-
a large quantity of fine lumber.
posed. Tbe mill has also been putin
gon Senate, for which position he has
Mrs. J. Russell, who has been camp-1 F. Eisman, one of Josephine county’s good shape. It is but a question of a now present in considerable quantity.
Rev. W. L. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba, among the find. The majsr portion left Antioch precinct and are now on
declined to be a candidate, according New York, writes: “After fifteen of them, liowev. r, are much i Ider their way to Idaho, Hie son John re­ ! ing at Colestin during the past several |
time till the Daley will again be There is a boat on the lake, which
wideawake fruit and hop raisers, did i short
can be reached by the steep trail down
to program. Senator Mitchell Is days of excruciating pain from sciatic than those buried in the ’50's, and mains and will be in charge of the weeks, returned home Saturday.
worked steadily.
under various treat­ were probably in the ground when Ourry place, now J.
business in the central valley one day
tbecliff from Eagle R >ck, and tbe
quoted as saying: “I trust and be­ rheumatism,
W.
Merritt
’
«.
Hon. J. S. Shook of Klamath county this week.
ments, I was induced to try Ballard’s
party took a ride out over tbe lake in
MARKETING
BERRIES.
lieve I shall have an opportunity at no sonw Liniment; the first application Lewis and Clark visited the coast
A light shower of rain on Saturday was on the northbound train Monday,
K. K Kubli and Jas. O. Watson,
this boat. While on tbe way to
distant day to discharge, in part, my giving my first relief and the secund Arrowheads aod old Indian jewelry-
cooled off the atmosphere and drove en route to Portland.
who have been at Cinnabar for several the Advantnaea of Sectional CratM Wizard Island the boaters were sur­
obligation to Senator Brownell. ’ Add entire relief. 1 can give it unqualibed are found in the graves. Tne ground
Iu Sellinc l.ncy Berries.
away some of the smoke with which it
Fred Bolt of Gold Hill has been In weeks, left for Portland Wednesday
prised by the leap of a troutJrom the
Senator Fulton is quoted as follows: recommendation.” 25?, 50, It 00. For is rich in gold and the company will
Iu discussing the marketing of
Sale by Dr. J. Hiukle, Central Point.
was
filled.
The
weather
bas
been
Medfo
rd
‘
everal
times
lately.
He
bas
evening
work it next year, an elevitor betug
*‘I trust that an opportunity will be
I
»tr-.i wherries a writer In Rural New water only a few feet from tbe boat.
pleasanter since then.
been suffering severely with uloerated
now put in place for that purpose.
Rev. J. Bowersox, father of Dr. Yorker has something to say about A short time later another flsb, larger
afforded Senator BrowntU's loyal
W. S. Barnum has returned from teeth.
friends, who are numerous and include
Bowersox, who has been paying our crates, which is of interest also in con­ than tbe first and Bome lc lncbea in
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Krause of Klam­ town a visit, has returned to his bome nection with the raspberry and black- length, leaped from the clear our face
Portland.
We are informed that his
myself, In some better way in thq near
trip thither had some connection with ath Fails, who uave been visiting in in Portland.
of the lake, The party discovered
future to emphasize their appreciation
Tue Soldiers* and Sailors’ Associa­
tbe proposition to extend his railroad Jacksonville, left for home during the
they bad run upon a school of trout,
of bis many and long continued ser­
Miss Tillie Hooks is again in charge
past wees.
tion of Southern Oregon will bold its
to
Butte
Creek.
as
many fish could be seen in the clear
vices in behalf of his party.”
A Russian giving the name of
of the school in Missouri Fiat district.
13th reunion at Jacksonville, begin­ Schloss was arrested at North Yaki­
Miss Edith Van Dyke is passing her She gave entire satisfaction daring
Tbe R. R. V. R. will run a special
depths below the bruit.
I t was not always the rule that Eu­ ning Monday, Sept. 19th, and con­
Up till a few years ago Crater Lake
ma, Wash., Aug. 26th, for seeding train to Jacksonville, to accommodate vacation ,at Newport. Afterward she the spring term.
ropean governments awaited the initia­ tinuing five days.
will r > to Philadelphia to study medi­
those
wb
o
wish
to
attend
the
reunion
was
as a dead sea. It contained no
threatening
postal
cards
through
the
tive of the United States on questions
•Wm. Mack, wh» has-been mining in
The S. P. Railroad Do. will sell mails to Quaker doctors now In the of the Southern Oregon Pioneer Socie­ cine.
fish, in fact no life of any kind, aside
affecting world matter«, but it is the
. Siskiyou county, Calif., for a Willam­
tickets,one and one-third regular fare city. He demanded them to m< et him ty, It will leave Medford at 8:30
from a peculiar little water-dog, or
Hon. R. G. Smith of Grants Pass ette Vafiey company, is paying this
fact now. It has been so practically
for the round trip, from Portland at in the city library In the evening and^ Thursday morning.
lizard, that inhabits tbe rocky crev­
was
at
Ashland
Tuesday,on
profession
­
sinoe the close of the war with Spain.
section a visit.
tbe north to Montague on tbe south,to pay over without que-tion 8100 or suf­
ices along tbe shores. As there is
Three carloads of cattle,belonging to al business. He will soon begin the
Tbe Udied States took tbe initiative
Rev. Arthur Lane will bold services
Medford, and the Rogue River Valley fer the coni-equencea of his wrath. Wm. Ulrich, W. C. Ashpole and other j publication of a Democratic newspaper.
but little vegetable mat er in tbe lake,
at tbe outbreak of the war between
SECTIONAL BEBBT CBATX.
at the Catholic church in Jacksonville
MI bb Marile Cronemiller, who has Sunday at 8:30 a. m.;also at Medford berry harvest. He says the fruit must it was not believed that fish could live
Japan aud Russia in the note ad­ Railway will se»l rouud-trip tickets Three such postal cards are written. stockraisers of Butte Creek, were
and thrive in it. However, a good­
The sheriff and that c fficial's lay de­ seipped to San Francisco Monday. ' been residing al Crescent City, Calif, at 10:30 a. m.
dressed by Secretary Hay to tbe bellig­ from Medford to Jacksonville for 25c.
be handled quickly and the right time ly number of trout, of a cold wa­
erents and to the powers of Europe, in­ Tents, straw, wood and coffee will puty for him und placed Schloss under They were a fine bunch add brought during the past four years, returned to
B. R. Porter of Table Rock was in to realize a profit
ter species, especial.y adapted to such
Jacksonville Tuesday.
sisting or. tbe scene of operations being be free to all comrades and their arrest He is a religious fauatir,with the top price.
Crates should be made of heavier ma­
Medford
Tuesday,
to
meet
a
relative
environment, were put in tbe lake,
anarchistic tendencies. He threaten­
L B. Caster has traded bis farm in
confined to the territories claimed and families.
J. J. Nye of Lincoln county is visit­ from California, who will pay him and terial than the ordinary shipping crate. and tbe recent dis<every would prove
If
taken
care
of,
they
will
last
several
occupied by them. To that vigorous
Each afternoon there will be ed to^low the doctors and the towu Big Butt; precinct, known as the Wll- ing in this section. Nye Creek, the his family a visit.
the success of the ve'ot ure Probably
years.
note tbe belligerents promptly as­ add resses by prominent speakers, up with dynamite if he did not get kison place,for one in Idaho.and leaves famous summer resort on Yaquina Bay,
in a few more years trout-fi-htog will
The
sectional
crates
shown
In
the
Mrs.
John
Murphy
on
Wednesday
be a prominent feature of atrip tn
this week for his new /home, accompa- | was named after him.
sented, and Europe gives its equally aud on tbe afternoon of Sept. 22d tbe money he wanted.
visited her husband, who is night­ first figure are best for the local mar­ Crater Lake.
prompt assent. »
nied by hie family. The best wishes
Senator Fulton will speak to tbe old
Miss Pearl Hall of Lakeview, a suc­ watchman for tbe Iowa Lumber A ket, especially in selling fancy berries
of many friends go with him.
soldiers.
The quarts may be filled fuller without
cessful teacher, was on the northbound Box Oo at Medford.
the top berries being mashed. The sec­
Each evening the Ideal posts and
W. S. Richards, ex-secretary of the i train Friday, en route to New York
John M. and Thos E. Nichols of tions may be taken apart when on the
tbe W. R. C. will furnish entertain­
Socialist Party, and an able orator, City, to take a post-graduate course.
Butte Creek, two ot tbe leading stock­ market thus showing each quart and
John Million of Ashland on Satur­ will speak at the City Hall Tuesday
ment.
J. D. Cook, who (sin Jump off-Joe men of Southern Oregon, were in Med­ making a finer display, which means
Miss AdaliDe Lee, the versatile
A fife and drum corps, composed of day made an attempt to end his ex­ evening, Sept. 6th. Everybody is in­ district, looking after his lumbering in­ I ford the forepart of tbe week.
more
profitable
sales,
as
in
the
second
actress,
who has gained a wide popu­
five Civil War musicians from Burn­ istence. He had been drinking hard vited to attend,for they will hear some-, terests most of the time nowadays has
larity, will appear at United States
Lewis Ulrich is assisting Assessor figure.
The only way to get* rid side Post of Ashland, will furnish and was under the influence of liquor thing quite interesting.
If, however, the common style crate
been spending a few days at bome.
Jones to get the assessment roll of is used, they should be made higher Hall Thursday night, with her splendid
of pimples and other erup­ music during the entire eucampmenL at tbe time.
Clint.
Slewart,
who
recently
sold
his
Large quantities of peaches and oth
ready for tbe board of equalize- and the partition also higher, which C‘ mpany, in high-class vaudeville.
tions is to cleanse the blood, □ The department commander, B: F. A 38-caliber revolver was the instru-1 er fruit are being shipped from Me^- j fruit farm to A. C. Allen and went 1904
Tbe program is very goo1, consist­
tion,
which meets iu the court house
improve the digestion, stim­ Pike, is expected to be In attendance. ment chosen and two shots were tired, ford. Much is being expressed south, north, to seek a location, Is among u on the first Monday in October.
ing of singing, dancing,
vootl
first one missing his body entirely, which is something out of the ordinary. * again. He bas made arrangements to
ulate the kidneys, liver and The peop'e of Jacks mville, whose the
and
instrumental
music,
tableaux:
The R. R. V. R. will run a special i
hospitality is well known, will leave but tbe second one, which entered bis Jackson county fruit has no superior go into tbe banking business at Cot­
sketches, etc. Those who bave seen
skin. The medicine to take is nothing undone to ensure tbe success left breast just over tbe heart, will and
train
Thursday, to accommodate those
tage
Grove.
few equals.
it speak ia tbe bigbtst terms thereof.
wishin
g
to
attend
tbe
pioneers
’
reun-I
Miss Myrtle Sutton, who was for­
probably prove fatal.
of the reunion.
The Siskiyou Sunset Mining A Mill-
A social dance, free of admission,
John Million is the oldest son cf j ing Company, Grants Pass, has filed merly a stenographer in District Attor­ ion. *t will leave Medford at 8:36
with
music by a first-class orchestra,
Which has cured thousands.
Bennett Million and a well-known articles of Incorporation, with a cap- ney Reames’ office, Is now at Portland, a. m.
will follow tbe performance.
Misses Frances and Josephine Done-
character about Ashland. He was a ital ot 81,000,000; Samuel Bowden, F taking a course as a trained nurse. Her
Reserved seats can be obtained at
sister
has
given
up^the
study
and
re
­
gan
were in Medford Monday, accom-
stage driver for jears, but of late bas Fetscb, A. Fotsch J. H. Challen, N.
W. H. Miller’s store.
A TRUST, pure and simple, has been
turned to her home near Salem, on ac­ panying Mr. Trlsch of Burns, their
The following is a list of jurors devoted most of his time to berry G. Longfellow, directors.
formed in New York to control the
count of poor health.
brother-in law, that far on his way
raising.
Thursday is Southern Oregon Pio
raisin output ot Califi rnla. It is not a drawn fur the Septem ber term of the
bome.
neer Day, and tbe event will be appro­
combination of growers, organized circuit court, which convenes ou tbe
Judge Prim is expected to return
priately observed in Jacksonville. A
for their mutual profit, the benefits of 6th prox:
Medford—John Arnold, J.D.Hooker,
from Cinnabar this week, accompanied will help to prevent mashing the fruit
splendid program has been prepared,
which will be reaped by the men who
Those who are gaining flesh
by bis family. Mias Maude’s health All crates should be painted one color
do tbe work and produce the crop, but A. A.Davis, Alonzo Slover
and strength by regular treat»
O. M. Rosendale of Portland, a suc­ which will Include an address by Hon.
and this color continued from year to
Heavy
thunder
storms
prevailed
Sterling
—
J.
M.
Cantrail.
ment
with
is
considerably
Improved,
we
are
R.
G.
Smith,
the
well-known
Grants
It Is an abeo ute trust, dominated and
year. It will make them look neat
cessful mining engineer, whois well
in Southern Oregon on Saturday, and pleased to learn.
Jacksonville
—
Ed.
Dunniogton,
S.
Pass
attorney.
A
general
invitation
is
Scott’s Emulsion
controlled by wealthy packers and New
and new. It will act as a sort of
known in Southern Oregon, was
during one of the showers Claus
Ed. Dunniogton will In the near fu­ trademark. It also prevents some man
York merchants. Now is the time for W. Boyd
should continue the treatment
asphyxiated at the residence of Elgar extended.
Kleirihammer, one of the prosperous
In hot weather: smaller dose
Talent—Nat’l Fireslcne, F. M. Kin-
the Attorney-General to get busy. This
It is noticeable that the leaves have fruit-raisers of the Rogue River Val­ ture have a seven-room cottage built from selling your berries vAien he does
L. Colllnsof Kalama, Wa-h., Thurs­
and a little cool milk with It will
not
handle
them,
as
his
o^tomers
can
uls.
do away with any objection
trust business is getting entirely too
day morning. Tbe coroner’s inquest [ begun to fall from the maple trees, ley, living near Medford, was shocked on the lot where his present residence see that he does not have the colored
which is attached to fatty pro­
Phcenlx—John Mast.
now
stands.
It
will
be
a
fine,
commo
­
numerous. Tbe people are already
ducts during the heated
which
is
something
extraordinary
for
brought out the theory thas R isen-
by
a
bolt
of
lightning
durlug
the
crates,
and
they
will
go
where
they
season.
Rock Point—Thomas Dungey,James
dious
structure.
wondering where they are at.”
so
early
in
the
season,
Thia
la
ac
Send for free sample.
dale probably struck a match to see
are—that is. if you have built up a
progress of the storm. He was pass­
U. Smith.
SCOTT & BOWSE, Chcmirts,
counted
for
by
the
exceedingly
dry
Two
of
the
Slaters
of
the
Holy
what
time
it
was,
part
of
the
head
fly
­
reputation
for
fine
berries.
O regon again leads all states in tbe
«O9-4I5 Pearl Street,
New Yarik.
ing a telegraph pole near his place,
Ashland—J. H. Haun, F.H. Carter,
S°c. aud f I oo; all drueyiata.
amount of money realized from public S. A. Parker, F. H. Crowson, J. P. ing off and Igniting a bundle of cloth­ summer. Last year the leaves did Dot when the bolt struck it and the shock Names went to Ashland Friday, to
ing. The ensuiDg tire corsumed all begin to fall until late in September, knocked Mr. Kleinhammer to the meet the Reverend Mother, Slater
lands, having turned into the treasury Dodge.
Sweet Lavender.
John
the
Baptist,
who
wason
ber
way
the oxygen in the tightly-closed room, and it was away along in November be­ ground.
A
fragrance
which delights tbe most
•1,442,576 in the last fiscal year. This
He sustained no injuries,
Eagle Point—E. J. Mills, J. H. Carl­
to Portland from San Francisco.
refined taste la given both by the foli­
and the great heat literally cooked fore the trees were bare.
hover 1200,000 ahead of the nearest ton.
however.
the dead man's body. There is no
St. Mary’s Academy will resume age and flowers of the true sweet lav­
competitor. While these receipts are
President Mulkey of the Normal
Mound—F. G. Stimson, H. L.
suspicious of suicide.
studies
next Monday. It is one of the ender. Every good housewife knows
more than 1500,000 below Oregon’s re­ Gregory.
Wanted, Information
School at Ashland bas left on an itln-
best educational institutions for girls its value in the liuen closet, bureau and
ceipts last year, the state holds its own
erry of 750 miles to attend various
Trail—W. T. Houston, C. W. DeCar­
wardrobe.
by proportion. 3 here were 12,874 en­ low.
. teachers’ institutes in the northeastern of the whereabouts of any party or in the state and well deserves the
The bright, silvery green leaves,
tries made In Oregon last year.embrac-
part of tbe state. He will go ¡to Wal­ parties who remember Allen D. liberal patronage It receives.
which
show attractively in winter as
Central Point—James Shields.
Aveiy, a member of Capt. Fowler’s
lng 1,170,655 acres of public land. In
well
as
summer, the pretty flowers
lowa,
Baker
City
and
Ontario,and
on
bls
The
September
term
of
circuit
court
company during the Rogue River
Applegate—T. R. Rock.
1903 there were 1,854,852 acres. Cash
borne
on
loug stems aud the compact,
way
home
will
address
an
institute
at
The
grand
encampment
special
of
for
Jackson
county
will
not
convene
War,
aud
who
was
detailed
to
care
Willow Springs—Ralph Dean.
receipts that year amounted to 82,0)5,-
tbe Knights Templar, which passed Oregon City. The popularity of Pres­ for the wounded in hospital until until next Tuesday, Monday being dwarf habit of growth all combine to
Barron—II. Applegate.
626.
tbrougb here Saturday morning, kill­ ident Mulkey as an iuetltute-worker they were convalescent. Their testi­ Labor Day. There is considerable of make it a highly ornamental and very
Lake Creek—Emil Pech.
mony would be of great value to him.
desirable additiou to any gardeu. Au
ed
a trackwalker named Cal Yokurn is shown by the fact that he is now en­ He is nearly 80 years of age, and a a docket, divorce cases predominating, extravagant profusiou of flowers is
W hen one bears that Russell Sage is
Union—Win. Smith.
half a mile north of Tunnel 8. The gaged to take part in 11 of them.
small pension would be of much ser­ as usual.
88 years old, the first thing that comes
Wimer—J. D. Wimer.
produced during a long season of
vice to him in his old age. Mr.
man had apparently fallen asleep
to mind is what a lot of time be has
The R. R. V. R. will run excursion blooru.
Capt. D. J. Ferree, one of the pio­ Avery’s address is Newport, Wash.
close to the track. He was awakened neers of Klamath county, died at the
missed wasting.
Make a low hedge of It—divide the
trains to Medford ou circus day, Sept.
by tbe passing of the first engine o' residence of his daughter, at Prairie
3d, leaving Jacksonville as follows: 7 gardeu from the law u—use it to edge
the train, was dazed and raised him­ City, Grant county, Aug. 19th. He
and 9:45 a. m.; 1:06, 3:30 and 7:15 p. m. gardens, paths, borders or beds, and
Sick Headache.
self and fell between the first and sec was engaged in the mercantile business
Trains return after the performances. its attractive and unique features will
Buyers representing eastern, Pacific
“For several years my wife was
appeal to every one with the least
ond engines. The wheels ran over ! in that section a number of years,
troubled with what physicians called Round trip, 25 cents.
Coast, and even foreign firms, are in
longing for pretty and uncommon
bis shoulders and his skull was frac­
Geo. H. Himes,the efficient assistant plants.
Rogue River Valley for the purpose of tured. He was taken to Wolf Creek, ' leaving in the nineties for Salem, sick headache of a very severe char­
where he served as a guard at the acter. She doctored with several phy­ secretary of the Oregon Historical So­
Always plant it tn well drained situa
buying the 1904 crop of apples. We but died on arrival there.
sicians at a great expense, only to
state penitentiary. Mr. Ferree is sur­ grow worse, until she was unable to do ciety, arrived in Jacksonville Wednes­ tlons. It grows to about two feet, but
are informed that they are offering
vived by his wife three sons and a any work. About a year ago she day, to attend the reunion of the can be trimmed to any desired beigb'
81 25 a box for 4 and 41 tier Newtown®
Stop That Cough!
after flowt-r ng.
began taking Chamberlain's Stomach Southern Oregon Pioneer Society.
daughter.
and Splizenbergs and a little more
and Liver Tablets and today weighs
When a cough, a tickling or án ir­
fir extra choice. It Is believed that
Wm. E. Kahler, a prominent busi­ While there la life there la hope,
The event of the base-ball season more than she ever did before and Is
rltation in the throat makes you feel
these < tiers will be increased as ship­ uncomfortable, take Ballard’s Hore­ will be reeled off at the grounds of the real well,’' says G. E. Wright of New ness man of Sumpter, is visitlug in
I was afflicted with catarrh; could
ping time approaches. Tills year’s pro­ hound Syrup. Don’t wait until the' Medford Athletic Association Sunday. London, New York. For Sale at City Jacksonville, accompanied by his son. neither taste nor smell and could bear
Magnificent Stock Show
Drug
Store
duct i< more abundant and of a disease lias gone bey oud control. Mr. It will be a contest, royal between pick­
<
He was a resident of this section for but little Elv’s Cream Balm cured it.
and
Mrs.
J.
A
Anderson,
364
West
5
h
better quality than ever, and will
many years before going to Eastern —Marcus G. Shautz,JRahwav, N. J.
I Cure Sick Kidneys,
8t ,Salt Lake City, Utah, write: "We ed nines of married and single men,and
Cream Balm reached me sa*ely and A One camp ground with room for all, fresh
bring many thousands of dollars Into think Ballard's Horehound Syiup the a lot of scientific playing may be looked
Oregon; in fact is onejof our pioneers ' the
effects Is surprising. My son says I water piped into tbe ground, plenty of shade.
Bladder and Ovarian diseases, and
Southern Oregon.
best medicine tor coughs and colds. for. The batteries will be the strong­ all weaknesses in either sex with Cal­
The remains of the late Robt. the first application gave*decided re- Good Street Car Service and lots of Fntertaln-
We have used it for several years; it1 est obtainable. The lineups will prob­ ifornia Yerba Lip Tus, a simple lierb Kahler, who died in Eastern Oregon a , lief. Mrs. Franklin Freeman. Dover,
ment and Education for everybody
always gives Immediate relief, Is very i
i N. H. The Balm does not Irritate or
of great potency. Don,t delay. SeDd
pleasant and gives perfect satisfac­ ably be: Married—W. Hutton, pitcher: 2 cts. postage for frek treatment. few years ago, were brought to this cause sneezing. Sold by druggists st
tion.” 25<q 50c, #1.00. For -ale by John Beeson, catcher; Painter Morrl- P rof . H. W. H ill , B ox 731-A, Los section Saturday and re-interred in 50 cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 fnill’ Cold CllffMI fOT OCb
Dr. Hinkle at Central Point.
■on, 3d base; Warren Bodge, 2d base; Angeles, Calif.
he Jacksonville cemetery. He was Warren St, New York.
J TZL Mr T X z LZ- tfaM ON
Burn the Underbrush.
Stock Thieves Captured
THEOLD REUABLE
IS
Democratic Ticket
i
Alton B. Parker
Indian Relics Unearthed.
Henry G. Davis
Trout in Crater Lake.
The Soldiers’ Reunion
Quaker Doctors Threatened
He Attempted Suicide.
A Select Entertainment
Eruptions
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
List of Jurors.
Accidental Death
CONTINUE
Struck By Lightning
UUth Annual
State
Fair
A Trackwalker Killed.
Good Attractions
In the Market
Splendid Racing
Best of Band Music
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