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SECRET RATE CUTTING
Railway Discrimination Fosters
the Trusts.
THE FARMEE MADE TO SUITES.
91.SO
. l.ou
Utiles With Pacific States Telephone Co.
Ryan Building, California St.
»
fow Promise» of Reform by Repub­
lican
Candidate«
Are
Evaded.
Farmer«' Organisation« Shonld Pat
This Question to the Front.
Judge Gaynor of New York stated it
as his belief that rebates and secret
rate cutting to favored shippers has
led to the creation of trusts and com­
R ussia refuses to give up that she bines and that if the law was amend­
is whipped, but likely within the next ed to punish these discriminations the
48 hours the Czar will change his mind, trusts would be curbed. Perhaps Judge
for within that time Port Arthur Gaynor is a little too sanguine of the
effect that putting all shippers by the
probably will have fallen.
railroads, be they great or small, on
THERE la one thing the Oregon pa the same footing would have, but
per» are a unit on, and that la mlstak there is no doubt that taking from the
Ing a human being for a deer. With trusts and combines the discrimina­
one accord they use the strongest lan­ tions by the railways In their favor
guage at their command In condemna would abolish one of their great mo­
lion of It, and If they had the making nopolies.
of the laws there would be one In Ore­
To the farmer of the west it does
gon with pitchfork» sticking out from not matter which trunk line carries
every paragraph.
his wheat or corn to the seaboard or
whether it eventually reaches New York
T he declaration of Judge Parker, or some other city on the Atlantic or
that if he la elected he will not again some port on the gulf of Mexico. The
be a candidate for the presidency, interest of the farmer ceases when he
meet* the approval of most Americans has sold his grain to the buyer at the
It suits their ideas of government. In nearest railway station. But it does
fact the constitution should be so make a vast difference to him If he
amended as to make the presidential ships a carload of grain or cattle or
terms six years and prohibit the re­ hogs to Chicago or elsewhere that the
election of the occupant of the presi­ freight rate charged him shall be no
dent’s chair. A chief executive who more than to the elevator company or
could not look forward to re-election the big cattle buyer. It is also of the
would be independent to servo the utmost importance to the farmer that
people, and would not work in the be should have an equal opportunity
lu being furnished cars like other ship­
interest of the politicians in order to pers—In fact, that no discrimination In
secure a second nomination.
rates or opportunity shall be made
against him.
T he whole crop of Italian prunes is
As nearly all the railways are Inter­
so small thia year that the fruit ought state corporations It Is necessary that
to bring a fair price, but the present federal legislation should be enacted to
outlook is dark for prune growers give the interstate commerce com nils
California prunes are now being offered slon power to punish railway officials
for future delivery st as low as 1( who disobey the law. The present law
cents for the four sizes Everybody as amended by the Elkina bill makes
connected with the prune business it a misdemeanor on the part of any
person or corporation “to offer, grant
appears to be in a very uncertain or give or to solicit, accept or receive
mental condition as to what the future any tebate. concession or discrimina­
has tn store for prunes. It la evident tion in respect of the transportation of
that In California as well as In Oregon any property named In Interstate or
present oondltions will tend to confine foreign commerce at a less rate than
prune culture to those districts that named In the tariffs published
which are peculiarly adapted to the and filed.”
But the law does not provide for a
production of prunes.
way to punish the lawless railway offi­
I n these days of atreouoslty in the cial and is therefore secretly and often
openly violated with Impunity. The
political field, when greed for office Republican majority In congress have
and inordinate desire for power lead always refused to vote for an amend
public men to consult the interests of ment to the law giving the Interstate
capital rather than of men, and to commerce commission the necessary
study policy rather than principle, It power, though the Democrats have
la well to turn often to the advice of time and again proposed such an
that greatest of all advocates of popu­ amendment. The same opposition from
lar government—Thomas Jefferson. the Republicans prevented the monop­
So long as we follow closely the prin­ oly breeding tariff from being revised,
though the Democrats have struggled
ciples laid down in his first inaugural to reform It, but every Republican in
address we can not go far wrong. congress has stood like a stone wall
Whenever we habitually vloiate any against even reducing the tariff on
of them It is time to call halt. The those products of the trusts that they
public weal should always be upper­ sell cheaper abroad than here.
Republican candidates for congress
most.
and senators may declaim upon the
T here is no certainty of Judge •tump and make promises that they
Parker making any speeches in the will favor reasonable revision of tariff
West In connection with his St. Louis rates, but their votes show they had
no 8»ch honest intention. Some of
trip or at any other time or place. them seek shelter under tile plea that
He has no faith Lu the utility of speech­ In a caucus of Republican members of
making for !ta own sake, and will make congress the majority decided to stand
no speeches anywhere for the mere pat, and they had to keep within party
purpose of appearing in any given lines. That Is an ancient dodge at
locality. He believes a stumping trip Washington, for the trusts and cor­
by a presidential candidate to be lro porations always have a majority of
proper and he will undertake no such the Republican members ready to do
tour. The only condition upon which their bidding.
If the fanners will pass resolutions
he will make any speech anywhere at their grange or farmers’ clubs de­
will be the fact that be has some manding a pledge from the candidate
definite thing to say and that he is | for congress that regardless of party
convinced by his own reason that lines he will vote in their interest
some given time and place best suit* and declaring that otherwise they will
vote and work against such candidate’s
the saying of it there and then.
election, there would surely be a ma
A VERY IMPORTANT factor that Jority in the next congress that would
political managers appear to overlook pass the relief demanded.
In figuring on the result of the present
national capaign is the number of new
THEIR EYES OPENED.
voters who will go to the polls next
a«*«kU«i
Voters
of
Wisconsin
fall—native-born persons who, since
Learn Something.
1900, have reached the voting age, or
The Republican voter in Wisconsin
foreign-born persons who have taken must be getting a bad opinion of th®
out naturalization papers. Il is ex­ leaders of both factions into which his
tremely significant that in 1900 the party Is split If he believes tbe evi­
total number of votes that was cast for dence produced by both sides to prove
the Republican and Democratic Candi­ their opponents are utterly unreliable
This proof of the total political de­
da too for president of the United States
pravity
of Postmaster General Payne,
fell about 175,000 short of the number
Chairman
Babcock and Senators
that was cast in 1896. As a ruU, there
Spooner and Quarles Is no news to
loan enormous gain io the popular those who have been long upon tbe
vote every four years. It is note­ watchtower and observed the trend of
worthy, too, that the popular vote of these leaders toward the corporations
the prohibition and other minor politi­ and combines. The common people are
cal parties made no particular gain in to them but sheep for the shearing and
1900, as compared with 1896. All told, geese for the plucking. That the Re­
this vote did not reach 400,000, al­ publican voters of Wisconsin—and oth­
though there were six minor electoral er states, for that matter-have so long
•hut their eyes and voted tbe straight
tickets in the field in 1900.
ticket has been a wonder to political
observers. How many of these voters
Wi are sending missionaries to will “take to the woods” or cut the
Christian • Japan, but Japan Is still ticket now their eyes a^e folly opened
a pagan nation, while Russia la a remains to be seen, but there should
Christian Nation; yet Pagan Japan be enough to bury the trust party In
has taught the world a leaaon which Wisconsin and elsewhere beyond hope
should make Christians, at least, hang of resuscitation and a new deal be in­
their heads in shame. When Christian augurated.
Ruasia’» warships sunk a Japanese
A Sussestion.
transport loaded with soldiers, that it
If President Roosevelt will only con­
could have captured, and when Chris­ tinue his lessons in Jlu jltsu until fall
tian Russia’s warships saw the transport he may learn how to enact the part of
go down they steamed away leaving the under dog with the requisite ease
thousands of fellow beings struggling and abandon. — Jacksonville (Fla.)
in the epen sea, where they finally Tlmes-Unlon.
were drowned. No offer of assistance
was made. When Pagan Japan’s
Tbere is more Catarrh io this sec­
fleet met Christian Russia’s fleet the tion
if the ccuntry than ail other
other day and engaged In battle. diseases put together, and until the
Pagan Japan's fleet wm victorious. last few years was supposed to be In­
Christian Russia’s fleet was put to curable. For a great many years
pronounced it a local disease
rout and one of tbe vessels, the Rurlk, doctors
and prescribed local remedies, aud by
wm
sent to the bottom.
Pagan constantly failing to cure with local
Japan's
warships
saw Christian treatment pronounced it incurable.
Russia's vessel go down and the crew Scienee has proven catarrh to be a
disease and therefore
struggling In the open sea; but Pagan constitutional
requires constitutional treatment.
Japan's vessels did not go away leav­ Hail’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
ing the unfortunates to drown,. On F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the contrary, tbe boats were lowered the only constitutional cure on
market. It is taken internal­
and the Russians were rescued from the
ly in do-es from 10 drops to a tea­
tbe water and taken to Nagasaki, spoonful. It acts directly on the bkx>d
where they were well treated. In the and mucous surfaces of the systtm.
words of the Pagan Japan’s Admiral, They offer one hundred dollars for any
it falls to cure Send for circulars
his country returns Christian Russia’s case
and testimonials.
living for Pagan Japan’s dead, and
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., Tole­
thus Pagan Japan gets her revenge.
do, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take
Hall’s Pills for constipation.
I Cure Sick Kidneys,
25
Bladder and Ovarian diseases, and
all weaknesses in either sex with Cal­
ifornia Yerba Lip Tus, a simple herb
of great potency. Don,t delay. Send
2 cts. postage for free treatment.
P rof . H. W. H lll , B ox 731-A, L os
Jkngeiea, Calif.
CT
Knierad st the Po.ioffice at JscksonvP'e, Ore.,
as Second Class Mall Matter
SK i:
G"»
|N1SC All Ein FAIL*.
Srrup. T«MaaGuud. L'«e O
Sold by druxxHu.
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RAISrW MEN COMBINE.
BRIEF MENTION.
PERSONAE MENTION
California Companies Unite in • Trust
J. Fitzgerald of Spokane, who is in­
F II Green was a Jacksonville visi­
With a Million Capital.
terested in the copper belt, was in our tor Thursday.
riyers
Your Heart
In accordance with a resoluti <n
New York, Aug. 25.—It was learned
adojfted
at lhe last meeting of the
city Tuesday, accompanied by a friend.
Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Ankeny left for
In the wholesale grocery market yes-
Stale Good Roads Association, held
8 H. Kinsey, the miner, and his Klamath county Friday morning,
terday that a combination of all the
May Be Weak. One in Portland last year, President
leading raisin seeding concerns on the I family, who have been at Cinnabar I Harry Wilcox Is at Jacksoavllle,
Person in Four Has I Scott has announced lhe personnel of You know the medicine that
Pacific coast had been formed to con­ during the past several weeks, re- employed in Al Learned's variety store.
a WeaJL HeaM.
makes pure, rich blood
tbe legislative committee, the pur
trol the output and regulate prices and turned to Grants Pas< Friday.
Mies Montgomery of Agate has re­
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Your
One of the surest slfns of a week po-e of which will be to draft and of­
that as preliminary to this the new
Dick Donegan, who went to Harney turned from a visit off Thompson heart Is Shortness of breath after exercise.
mother, grandmother, all your
fer to the legislature such legislation
trust had bought from the Raisin
Yopr heart Is not able to pump the
Growers' association the entire carry­ county last spring, will return aud re­ creek.
as is deemed best for the good-road*
folks, used it. They trusted
blood fast enough to your lungs.
over of last year’s crop, amounting to sume his position in Nunan’s mercan-
m< x< mt nt In this state, as follow»:
Miss Olive Boone, the school teach
Some
of
the
other
symptoms
of
Heart
i tile establishment.
1200 carloads.
er, is visiting relatives living in Roxy Trouble are: Pains In the Side, Back M. A. Miller, of Lebanon; C. J. Smith,
The combination is to be known as J Hop-pickers will find Ranzau's yards,
and Shoulder; Fainting or Weak Spells; of Peiidieton; W. W. St.eiuer, of Fos­
precinct.
the Consolidated Raisin company, and situated a few miles west of Grauts
Dry Cough; Swelling of Feet and Ankle»;
sil; J. H. Albert, of Salem; M. A.
Chae. J. Meier, of the Gall’s Creek Cold Feet or Hands.
has a capital stock of >1,000.000. Some Pass, an agreeable aud remunerative
it. Their doctors trusted it.
Wertz, of Grants Pass.
No
one
can
afford
to
allow
a
weak
mines,
spent
several
hours
in
Medford
of the firms which have gone into the i place to work
Your doctor trusts it. Then
heart to go without medicine, because
Am mg matters suggested to the
combination are the Griffin & Skelly
Thursday.
trust
it yourself. There is
Jas. R. Kearnes, a pioneer o(
weak heart means poor circulation, and
company, the J. K. Armsby company,
Mies Lulu Jones, manugur of Jack­ poor circulation means weak lungs, committee, to cover which it is pre-
health
and strength in it.
Southern
Oregon,
who
has
been
lu
a
the Phoenix Raisin Seeding aud Pack­
sume I hills will be drafted Tor pre-
spent an stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.
sonville
’
s
telephone
office,
I suffered terribly from Indige.tion and
i
-serious
condition
for
some
time
past,
is
ing company. Guggenheinier & Co.,
thin b:ood. 1 found no relief until I took
If, therefore, you suspect heart trouble, mentation to the legislature, is ihe
hour in Medford Friday.
Ayer'. bar.ap.nHa, Four lurtlle» pertua-
Rosenberg & Co., the Fresno Home said to be Improving slowly.
begin taking Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure. ma't-T of public rose) construction by
ueutly cured me.”
Miss Ethel Fleury has returned The Heart Cure will do you good, as It Is
Mao. F. R. H abt , »ft. Ki.co, N. Y.
Packing company, Nladdison A Bonner,
Jos. B. Wetterer has succeeded W.
convict labor.
gl dOabottie.
J. » aykr <<>..
the Pavlln Packing company, the J H Green in the management of the Iowa from Baker City, where she went for a splendid tonic for the blood and nerves,
*
K —
1
Otl er prospective la ws is ooe per
and will revitalize your entire system.
Inderreldsu company and the Castle
for
her
health
some
time
since.
LumberCo.’s yards at Jacksonville and
Finally, remember. Dr. Miles’ New milting the county c->uit
to < on-
Brothers oompany The directors are
Miss Nina Kame has returned from Heart Cure Is sold under a guarantee dernn p operly for t he purpi se of
H. Gartenlaub, William Griffin, War is giving geneiai satisfaction.
Steamboat,
where she has been teach­ that the first bottle will do you good.
T.
K.
Bolton,
a
prominent
druggist
reu Gregory, X. B. Rosenberg and D
sleaigbtetiing ou> r< ads, and au tin r
If It doesn’t—your money back.
L. Guggenheinier.
of Ashland, was up before Judge Berry ing a successful term of school.
“I was afflicted with heart trouble for for tl e [uriose of requi'lrg petition­ Ayer’s Pills are gently laxative
II. L. White and his family, who three years. 1 would be apparently all ers for the establishnr nt of new r ul- They greatly aid the Sarsaparilla
. Wednesday morning on a charge of
and without a moment's warning
WHSAT TAKES A SLUMP.
j breaking the liquor ordinance. He haye been residing at Ashland, are at right,
would fall as though shot. The attacks to pay the costs of survey and view
were frequent, and a terrible dread pos­
log
their home in Rock Point again.
sessed me, as I never knew alien or
Damage • Reports Believed to Have pleaded guilty and paid his tine of $100
where, nor under what conditions I
and
costs.
PROFESSIO'AI CARUb.
Chas. E. White of Klamath county, would be attacked, and whether I would
Been Greatly Exaggerated.
About
Education.
survive
them.
I
consulted
and
was
Benton
Bowers,
as
will
be
seen
else
­
who has been looking after his affairs treated by some of the most eminent
Chicago, Aug 25.—Yesterday was
bargain day on the Chicago Board of where, has many hundred cords of in this section, went home lately.
fihyslclans of the state. Not finding re-
Soul hern Oregon Is boasting of a F. R. BO 4 L »SOX, M D.
ier from tills source, I began taking
Trade. Wheat for the September de excellent cordwood, of different kinds,
J. C. Rutenic of Klamath Fails, tbe Dr. Mihs’ New Heart Cure, and began ' first-class educational institution, The
livery was marked down from 4J.08%, for sale at his farm near Tok). It will well-known attorney, nas been in to improve at once. I used ten bottles, j teaching fraternity throughout i he
Ph>slclan and Surgeon.
which entirely cured me, as I have not I state are speaking in tbe highest prai- •
where it was at the close of the ses be sold at a reasonable figure.
had
an
attack
for
five
years.
”
—
MRS.
Jacksonville on professional business
of 'be opportunities offered and the
JOHN PRKSHAi'K. Leipsic, O.
slon Tuesday, to >1.03%. There was
G. T. Salsbury, the miner,’ was In
Mrs. M. Matthews and her daughter, TTJT7T Write to us for Free Trial work done iu the State Normal Scheel Office in Orth’s Building.
an even greater cut for December de
Hour»—2 10 5 and 7 to 8 j-. m
located at Ashland. New buiiding-,
XVJhXj Package of Dr. Miles’ Antl-
livery, which sold down to >1 04%. as Medford Saturday, on his way to Ash­ Mrs Chas. Duffield, who live near X
Paln
Pill»,
the
New-
Scientific
Remedy
oe*
apparatus,
a
new
system
of
water
compared with >1.09% ©1.09% at the land. He informs us that his uncle, J. Rock Point, were recent Medford vis­ for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our works, a large faculty composed of
Oregon
Specialist will diagnose your case, tell
W. Ingram, is sojourning at Bybee’s itors.
previous close.
specialists in their several linos, a Large
you what is wrong, and how to right It,
New York, Aug. 25.—The public’s Springs, near Wimer, for the beneti
Free.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
appropriation from the state lor main
Mr. Libby, the affable special agent LABORATORIES, ELKHART, IND.
A. E. RI AMLS,
session of big profits in the New York of his health.
teuance. all speak for the recognized
Bureau,
has
been
of
the
U.
S.
Pension
ATTORNEY-A
T-Lâ W
merit
of
lhe
school.
The
departme
nt
wheat market was disturbed yesterday
I. N. Henness, late of Ilwaco, Wash.,
of elocution and oratory and tbe de­
by one of the most serious declines has taken charge of the Blazier placer in the valley this week, on special
Jacksonville.
Oregon.
partment of music, both vocal and
business.
the market has had in weeks, amount
mines,
located
on
Applegate
and
instrumental,
last
year
reached
a
high
op-
Ing to more than 4 cents a bushel. The
awOffice in Red Men's Building.
J. J. Cambers of Ashland will plant
degree of usefulness, and a large num
break was caused, apparently, by a perated by Frank Mengoz, that he 100,000 catfish in Buck Lake, a fine
ber
of
pupils
were
enrolled
in
these
A
special
car
containing
22
member*
rush to unload on the part of longs purchased not long ago. He was ac body of water located in Klrmath
HOBT. G. SMI1 H,
of the honorary btard of the Filipino departments. The school has three
who were overloaded.
The market companied hither by bis wife.
good pianos, and an experienced In
county.
Commissioners,
who
have
been
visit
­
closed little short of demoralized and
»tructor of Instrumental music, also ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Messrs. Malone and Hamilton, prom­
President B. F. Mulkey of the S. O. ing the St. L mis Expotitii n, passtd I of vocal music.
at the low point of the day. Decern inent citizens of Crescent City, Calif.,
Grant a Pass, Oregon.
Manual training, school gardening
ber sold at >1.08%, against >1.12% last who are interested in the Blue Lead, S N. and Prof Starr, one of the tbrougli Medford Tuesday, en route
and
a
kindergarten
are
among
tbe
night
faculty, spent a short time in Jackson­ to San Francisco. Tne members of
important features of ths coming year
practices ali Ite court» 'Jtr.ee in Bank
arrived Thursday and will spend a fe*
ville Thursday.
tne parly had been brought from their Tbe moral and s > *ial environment, of
building up slaìif
days here and at the copper b it.
MUST NOT INTERFERE.
John Cameron of Talent, the ener­ home* in the various inlands of th« I Ashland are of lue best. Tbe hea th
Hundreds of the residents of this
Strike Breakers May be Lodged In
getic farmer, aud Grant Rawlings of Pnilippine archlp.lajo and bad been conditions are euch as to enable the
u. M. KLENE. D. D. S.
pupil to do a maximum amount cf
county will hie themselves to Josephine
Chicago Packing Houses.
Climax, the slock raiser, were in Jack­ touring this c >uniry at the invitation work with a minimum ol outlay of
Chicago, Aug. 25.—Judge Theodora county and tiud remunerative employ­ sonville not long since.
and expense of Ucc e Sam. Tney enet gy and time.
DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY
Bretano has issued an Injunction re ment lu the hop fields, which will pre
Last year 283 pupils were enrolled -PARATIVI
Oiaees m the Adkins Deuel block
Prof. S. P. Robbins, principal of the were accompanied by Arthur W. Fer-
straining the city of Chicago from In­ sent a lively appearance for several
' in all departments. A greater atten­
guson,
executive
secretary
for
the
Jacksonville public school, and his wife
terfering with th® lodging of non weeks.
Oregon
I Philippine island*. Several of the! dance for next year is a.ready assured. Bedford,
arrived
Wednesday from Chico, Calif.,
School opens Sepumbur il'.li. Cuta
union employes tn the packing houses
The R. R. V. R. will run excursion
commt-siocers weie quite young men, io,.u s are cheerfully sent, on applica­
at the stockyards. The city announ trains to Medford oi. circus day, Sept. where they have been visltiug.
P. P. PRIM & SON.
uone were pa t middle age, and as tion to
THE PRESIDENT
ced that an appeal would be taken to 3d, leaving Jacksonville as follows: 7
Jas. Burns of Gail's Creek, a Well-
they strolled up and do.vn the ¡plat­
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
the* appelate court.
Known miner, is in Medford, looking
The Injunction was issued in a test and 9:45 a. m.; l:00; 3:30 and 7:15 p. m. after Major Andrus’ interests while form, at Ashland, their quick assim­ Sure Spray for Uodlin Moth.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ilation of American habits and cus­
case brought by the G. H Hammond Trains return after the performances.
be
and
his
family
are
on
an
outing.
Round
trip,
25
cents.
company. Seven additional petitions
toms wa> apparent la their manner
■W Will practice It all court« or the Slate. Ol
In two gal! ,ns of water di».-olve one
Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest
Mrs. Thos. Collins is being visited of (walking, their c< stume and mat­
fice In tue Uouil Bouse la«i door oc the
were at once filed, following the de
rirbt freo, e ut rao ce
cisión of the court .’or an extension of Shows employs 1,280 men. women aud by Miss Martie Perry of Roseburg. ter of fact way in which they made p ui.d of will»e vrseuic and tw » pcur.d»
the temporary injunction to all tbe children; have 675 ho-'ses, use 85 They left Thursday evening on a visit themselves at home witii their sur­ of sal seda; boil 10 to 15 minutes and
A. C. HOUGH,
packing companies within the stock- double length cars, exhibit monster to the McDonough farm, in Willow roundings. Nearly al, of them speak you have two gallons of arsenite Of
yards. with the exception of the herd of forty elephants in the largest Springs district.
soda.
attorneyat
- law
English intelligibly and eas ly, and it
Omaha Packing company. In the menagerie on earth, and have a spread
In
a
birrel
containing
25
gallons
of • rant’s P jss . ...
breton,
B. H Harris got back from Port­ is said that a number of them have
Hammond case the court found that
of canvas that covers fifteen acres of land Wednesday. He is arranging to acquired the language since landing io water stir thoroughly three pints of
office
over
Hair-R.ddie
Hardware
Store
the building in controversy is not
make a short business trip to Michigan I San Francisco, ou May 27ih. An in­ the above mixture, io a second bar­
within the fire limits and cannot there­ ground.
The constitutionality of the new tire soon. Speaking of a railroad to Big telligent J oung fellow from trie is’and rel also containing 25 gallons of water
fore be regulated by the fire or build-
H. D. NORTON,
ordinances of the city. Judge Bren gon local option law is to be tested in Butte Falls, Mr. Harris thinKs tbe llo llu wa* approached by a Tidings stir thoroughly six pounds of fte-li
tano asked that the additional peti the courts of Multnomah county. The prospects of it being built are good
man and asked about his txperieoce slacked lime. Unite tbe two and you TTOR NEY ANDCCUNSIKR a T LAW
Hons be left with him so that be could fight against the new law will take tbe
Miss Elva Galloway, the popular in this country. He bad spent three have 50 gallons of spraying ruiterial
Grant’s Pa.*», Oregon.
look them over.
form of a suit to enjoin the county educator, was on the s?uthbound months here, he said, one at the First spray ing a week after blossoms
clerk from submitting tbe question to
train Thursday, en route to Klamath World’s Fair and two in traveling fall and at intervals of thirty day» •WOfflce above S P. D. A. L. Co '« Siore.
THE PURE FOOD LAW.
the voters of Multnomah county,as pe­
afterward.
Fal s, to teach school during the en­ about tbe co .ntry. The weather had
titioned for already, at the November
This is recommended by Prof. Ked-
been
very
warm
at
St.
Louis,
much
suing year. Miss Della Picket accom-
Ohemical Laboratories for Examination
election.
sieof
Michigan Agricultural College
warmer,
he
thought,
than
in
his
na
­
of Imported Products.
vanied her as far as Ashland.
and by Prof. Slingeriand of Cornell
Dr. J. F. Reddy and bis associates
tiveland.
lu
his
journeys
about
tbe
Washington. Aug. 25.— A chemical
Mias Frances Barnes, who has been
University.
laboratory for the examination of ini have built two substantial bridges
visitiug in Medford and Jacksonville country he had visited if Urge :ities
Hon. K. L. Smith and David Stars
ported f-x-d products will bo opened in across Elliott Creek, which will open
had “gone up to New York,” »nd had
the Appraisers’ stores building of the that district, that has always been in­ during the past four weeks, left for seen uearly all seclioos of the country, of H’>od Ki ver have u»ed it and .-aved
J acksonville
Treasury department in New York by accessible during the winter, to travel the north Thursday evening. After coyly evaflit g any exuberant expres­ 98 per cent of their ij - i le crop.
spending
a
short
time
at
Gold
Hill
and
lue department of agriculture on Sep­
tbe year ’round. This improvement,
Sam's Va:ley she will go to Portland sions as to his impressions of tlie
tember 5. Five expert chemists will be
taken
in
connection
with
tbe
road
to
If the Ba'oy is Cutting Teeth,
Installed, having been selected through
to assume an excellent place in the power and wealth shown by an obser­
special examinations by the civil ser­ Joe Bar, will prove of much impor public schools of the metropolis. Miss vation of his country’s extent and re­
Be sure and use that old and well-
vice commission. This Is the first of tance whenever the copper belt is de­ B. is a successful teacher and will source*. When asked about the con­ tried remedy,M rs . W inslow ’ s S ooth ­
ing syrup , for children teething
It
a number of laboratories to be estab veloped.
doubtless give satisfaction In her new dition of affairs in the islands he soothes the child, softens the gum»,
lisbed to prevent Impure food, the prod
said:
“
We
have
perfect
peace,
but
The Grants Paas public schools will position.
allays tbe pain, curts wind colic and
uot of foreign countries, entering the open September 5th. Prof. R. R. Tur­
ecooomic conditions are bad and will is tne best remedy for Diatrluet
United States. Congress will be asked ner,tbe new principal, has arrived He
Abstracts made to Titles of
be until we have railroads. The gov­ Twenty-live cents a bottle.
Found 50 000 Old Peonies.
lor appropriations for such laboratories
Lands.
ernment is encouraging the buiiding
LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
at Boston, Philadelphia.. New Orleans, will be assisted by Miss M. Estelia
An old nail keg was recently un­
Goodin, Stella Paddock, Mary E. Day, earthed in one of our western cities of railroad*, and when their construc- It Will Be To Your Interest.
»11«.nd drawn up especially pertalaloc to
Ban Francisco and Chicago.
t Ion is once accomplished conditions
tbe »ettl rrent of estate» *
The foreign pure food law has been Alta Schneider, Winifred Cutler, Mae by workmen engaged in tearing down will te improved.”
an
old
building.
Upon
opening
itthey
in force more than a year, and is re­ Bisbop, Blanche Crane, Lucy George,
If you contemplate visiting Hie Accounts Silicited, Frompi Remittance.
became very much elated.as it was lull
garded as beyond the experimental Calla ¡Heslin, Alice Pool, Mrs. Mollie of
MONEY LOANED.
St.
L uls Exposition, to secure reliable
pennies; tut their joy was soon
stage .
Belding, Lillian Hogan, Minnie Tuffs, turned to disappointment, for on
information as to railrotd service,
juvstnjent securities » specialty. Jacksod
tlie lowest rates and tbe best routes Jounty ».crip bought and sold.
Edna Parker and Frances McWilliams closer examination they were fou d
have a complete set or maps or all surveyed
Also as to local conditions in St.
MURDEROUS DOG CATCHER.
to
be
commercial
pennies,
used
during
Prosecuting Attorney Reames re­
and» in this county, and receive Abstract«
th- war, and of no value now. The
The seventh annual meeting of tbe Louis; hotels, etc.
monthly rrom Roseburg Land Office, the Land
If you will write the undersigned,
Shoots Man While Trying to Save fuses to liberate Joseph Williams, the above lias also been the experience of
er the O. X C R. u. »nd lhe State
American Miniug Congress, held at stating what information you desire, Oepartment
Laad Department at Salem or all new entries
man accused of the murder of Florence sickly meu and w men who were de­
Daughter’s Pet Canine.
made
I
am
thus prepared to make out tome-
San Francisco, Aug 25.—With the Wells In Grants Pass several weeks ceive] into trying various remedies to Portland, was much of a success. the same will be promptly furnished. ?lL-Bdrt?.Sper*
tBke proofs “>vrecn. Also I
If
we
do
not
have
it
on
band
w
ill
impression of his daughter’s affection ago. At the preliminary examination restore them to health; but because Tne attendance was very large, secure it for yr u if po-slble, and with­ take filings and proofs of timber lands, aud
s?,ve
P»rt.es the eipeise of « trip
ate kiss still warm upon his lips touch lhe evidence secured was hardly suffic­ they contained no merit were sadly nearly 2000 delegates from many dif-1 out any expense to you. Address
to the Roseburg land office
v
disappointed.
Not
so,
however,
with
ferent
parts
of
the
Uaion
participat
­
ed by the hand of death, caused by a
B.
H
T
rumbull
,
ient to justify Williams being held to tbo»e who selected Hostetter's Stom­
h"’nAG.UKibeo of F,n'F•r■,•
•»*«»
bullet through his body, fired by a
Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street,
Desirable Propertv In my hands f«r
ach ¡litters to cure Hrem of belching, ing in the proceedings.
appear
before
the
circuit
court,
but
the
Portland, Ore.
hodlum driver of a pound wagon. Ru
heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia, or
One of the most important arts of
dolph W. Schultze of 1183 Fifth ave district attorney deemed it advisable to malaria, fever and ague, for today the congress was the location of
rep’*? made to all let tert. Chara-
d “ Aeoordance with 'he times
nue south sank upon the steps leading bold him in hope of getting more evi­ they enjoy perfect health. A trial
Refers,
by
permission.
Uon H. K. Hanns
permanent
headquarters
at
Salt
Lake.
Low
Rates
to
California.
will convince you, too.
tc his front door and expired. With dence.
lodge of the 1st Judcial District, and to any
El
Paso
captured
the
congress
of
business
house
tn
Jacksonville.
the words "Kiss me, Ethel” still ring
Peter Applegate is about to install a
SILAS J. DAY
1905.*
The Triennial Com lave of Knights
ing in the little girl's ears, the father water system and furnish Jacksonville
Templars will be held at Sau Fran­
sank down with a groan and expired with pure water. On ThuiiKlay he
About the most interesting event of cisco September 5Ui to 9ih, and the
at the feet of his child before she fully ordered two miles of four and six inch
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
this congress was the presentation to meeting of the Sovereign Grand
realized what had happened. Only a
Lodge
of
I.
O.
O.
F.
,
will
be
held
in
President
Richards,
on
behalf
of
wooden pipe from the representative of
Cattle and sheep raisers cannot look
U nited *S tatbs L and Ornes.
moment before she saw her father
Jacksonville board of trade, of a mag­ the same city September 19th to 25th.
Natto. i. .RoseburF- Oregon. June 13 imm
shot through the body by Gus Scherf, a Portland firm, which is said to be to the immediate future with any as­
For these occasions the Southern Pa­ « oh
. k
b<‘reny given that 1B compliance
driver of a poundkeeper’s wagon, as quite reasonable and serviceable. Mr. surance that prices of beef and mut­ nificent gavel made of manzsmta by­ cific Co. will place in effect the ex­ with the provUiqna of the act of Cbtutrea» of
June
S.
1878,
'An act for the sale of
David
Linn
and
b<
und
with
gold
from
tremely low rate of one and one-third timber lands entitled
he was attempting to rescue her little Applegate has an Inexhaustible supply ton will materially advance or even
in tbe States of California. Ore­
fare
for
the
round
trip,
not
to
exceed
Rich
Gulch,
the
first
mining
camp
es
­
of
water,
which
he
pumps
into
a
tank
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory “ aw
pet dog from the other attaches of the
hold up to the present values. The
to all the Public I and State« by act
from a big well. The county-seat is ranges aie well stocked, and it will be tablished in Oregon. In presenting iv •25.00, the rate from Portland. Those extended
vehicle.
cLtif «V
*!*4’ ^>Pea A «^-ofTaco^
who
are
planning
a
trip
to
California
county of Pierce, state ot Washington baa
to be c )ngratuiated upon the installa­ necessary for owners to unload a con­ B. B. Beckman, a well-known attor­ should take note of these rates.
DETROIT WINS TROPHY.
»1»» office h.s sworn stateinenl
tion of so importan t an enterprise.
purchase of theWc,of E4 of
siderable amount of both cattie and ney of Portland and a native of the
San Diego, Aug. 25.—The second
SW
U
No
Range No.
pioneer town of Southern Oregon,
As
to
the
much
mooted
point
sheep
in
order
to
reduce
their
herds
Merid» n. and will offer proof
race of thirty-foot yachts for the tro
made
the
prettiest,
if
not
the
most
tor
’he aDd H“u*rhl <» more valuable
phy presented by Sir Thomas Lipton, whether tbe famous Briggs discovery ar d (locks to what can be cared for
for ils limber or stone than for agricultural
claim to "nd
resulted in another victory for the De­ is in Oregon or California, surveys have during next winter. And this con­ eloquent, address of the session.
Im bef?,re
Register and Receiver ot this
Judge Richards responded feelingly,
troit, Captain Gould of the San Diego .shown E. T. Staples, who has it dition prevails not alone in Oregon
Koseb“rK-Oregon. Thursdav . the »th
es1 MrVci^. 15? H«,na®«’g »a witness-
Yacht club. The Detroit having taken bonded, that the ledge runs from but all over the range country there­ and in a few well-chosen remarks ex­
? r „rs-yara J. w.se, of I'aeoma. Wawhing-
two races, the third will be unneces southeast to northwest and that the fore there will be large numliers of pressed the thanks of the assembled
AND
’ b- J*rs 1-mma H W illiatn-«. or Spatiawav
J ' H' Gardner, W. a MeCrosaon
sary ,and will not be sailed.
delegates.
property is partly in Oregon and part­ animals thrown upon the market.
all of Roseburg, Oregon
*
Any
and
all
persons claiming adverselv thn
ly
in
California.
When
he
and
his
O.ving to the strikes in the eastern
above described lauds are request^ tj file
THE TACOMA ACCEPTED.
aih'o c * “ls, 'u this office on or before said
Washington, Aug. 25.—Announce­ companions ¡are gathered about the packing houses the demand will be
8th day of Sept., lv<H.
Bla
ment. Is made at the navy department dinner table in their camp one of them limited, and consequently prices must
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
mat tne cruiser Tacoma, Commander is seated across tbe line in California, be low after the strike Is settled and
Of any Township in the
Nicholson commanding, has been final­ while the other three arj eating in po-sibly for semetime afterwards. By
G. W. Smith, formerly county judge
Roseburg
Land District.
ly accepted from the Union Iron Oregon. The Wounded Buck claim, reason of the strike the packers have of Klamath county, which section he
NOTIl E FOR PUBLICATION.
bilixg papers
Works, San Francisco.
which is a continuation of the Briggs lost large sums of money, and they did more to develop than anybody
U nitbo S tatks L and Ort ica
Prepared for Filing on Home
discovery, is almost wholly over the will, when the market opens up again, else, died at San Diego, Calif., Aug.
Notic« i« *,
,seburE.Ore., June 13. lWi’u
with th«
K1VCD ’k“1
couipllanoo
DeWitt la the Name.
stead or Timber Claims
state line, Bays the Tidings.
s ek to make themselves whole by 22d, aged 62 years. He had been a
pro'ihions of ihe act of Concr^tiM
Ot June 3, 1878. entitled An Act for the’sliZ
keeping
down
prices
of
live
stock.
When you go to buy Witch Hazel
fll^rbpecial Attention given to
Blue-print maps of any townships
sufferer from fatty degeneration of the
Salve look for the name DeWitt on Roseburg, Oregon, 'Land District, Therefore stockraisers may expect heart and removed to Phoenix, Arizo­
Matters in Connection with
low
prices
to
prevail
for
many
months
every box. The pure, unadulterated showing all the vacant lands, for 50
the Ü. 8. Land Office.
t
•
come.
na,
a
few
years
ago,
in
the
hope
of
ben
­
Witch Hazel is used in making De­ cents each. If you want any informa­
'1 atonia, County of Pierce, State of Washiur
«
PHONE 415
Ä
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve, which is tion from the U. S. Land Office, ad­
efiting his health. Judge Smith was a
uVme.lt No’fi-^t 10 ,hJS
the test salve in the world for cuts, dress Title Guarantee & Loan Co.,
man of much enterprise and force of
NWu.r
,or 1 hc Purchase of the
Raage*No rti" "w V*’
^’nteip No. «J
Marks
Bld.,Roseburg,
Or
burns, bruises, boils, eczema and Roseburg, Oregon.
character,
and
handled
a
very
large
piles. The popularity of DeWitt’s
Captain Webb, who was the first to
sum of money while engaged in busi­
Witch Hazel Salve, due to its many
cures, has caused numerous worthless Introduce to the public performing
The annual reunion of tbe Southern ness. He is survived by his wife and
counterfeits to be placed on the seals, is exhibiting the latest results of Oregon Pioneer Society will be held several grown children—Mrs. Alex.
market. The genuine bears tbe name his patient study and training these at Jacksonville next Thursday, Sept.
notice for publication .
Martin, Jr., of Klamath Falls, W. W.
E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. Sold curious beasts lu a marvelous
act with 1st. An excellent program is being Smith o' Biy, Geo. H. Smith of Eu­
at City Drug Store.
Oregon. Mrs Emma 1 William. „Ro8«bur<.
U nites S tates L and Orriea
Ringling Brothers’ World’s Greatest arranged therefor, which will include gene^ Horace E. Smith of Merrill, and
ki »•
1 k woseburg, Oregon, Juue 2- luiu
Shows this season. The perform- an address by Hon. K. G. Smith of I Dick Smith,the noted ball player, Mrs wHh
*S hTll’y ghen lhul "
with the
provisions
ot ’-Au
the Act
act f.?r
nr <-555-
“>•
iSfs.
entitled
rhi8r17 au
s ? above “lÄnd;1^’^
ance requires two big stages, and the Grants Pass, who is a native of the W. C. Johnson of Santa Cruz, Cnll( , Junes,
Timber
Lauds
lu
the
States
of
California*o
°
f
and
Mrs.
T.
F.
Miner
ol
Phoenix,
Aris:
seals enter into the spirit of the acts pioneer town and a speaker of ability.
Son. Nevada and Washington Teirmt,'
Mb day of September, 1ÄM
^roro
extended to all the lbibltc f arid
Bs
with obvious zest. They juggle, play The dinner tiiat is prepared by the
J • T._ BRUX. MS, Register.
of
August
4.
last.
Elwvn
“
ct
One of the industries of Southern musical Instruments, balance balls and ladles belonging to the society will,
A Perfect Painless Pill
thUff i^?n tl^lT-e^1“
Oregon that should receive encourage­ drum major’s sticks aud feathers, toss a» usual, be one of the features of the
Is the one that will cleaase the NO. «»0, for the purehie ot ^¿NEWreXi
ment is the drain-tile factory of Stickle footballs and conical hats to each oth occa-ion. Several piominent inem- system,set the liver to action, remove No. 20, Township 37 »outh of raiilk«*0**0c
and will otter proof to »how
'ie,t*
Bros , located near Gold Hill. Al­ er, jump through fiery hoops, dr'll, beis have pa*sed away since tie last the bile, clear tbe complexion, cure sought
U more valuable for iu ti£t*r
,
though yet In Its Infancy It gives em- waltz,spar,fence
_____ __ _______________________
for agricultural nurnoae.
•“d gt°ue
and even run through leunion, among whom :ie E D. Fou- headache and leave a goed taste in then
the mouth. The famous little pills llsh his claim to said ?anTCfori?he
employment to ten men and turns out ' the droll incidents of a broad farce, dray and C. W. Kahler.
and Receiver of this office Yt », „t ««Kister
for doing such work pleasantly and gon,
on Saturday, the uith dev Sentemh?’
a large quantity of tiling of a splendid The performance presented by Captain
effectually are DeWitt’s Little Early
wtteereesT
.
Bob.Moore
of
Lafayette,
Ind.,
FraSumLd
“.?aînés rM»' ***
quality daily. By patronizing Messrs. Webb is original and is the most sensa­
Risers. Bob.Moore of Lafayette, Ind.,
You Kuow What You Ara Taking
’
Stlckel you not only help a deserving tional example of animal training When you take Grove’» Taatelees Chill Toole says: ’’ *"
de“cribidr?2d»Cirre
enterprise, but save the freight charges, brought forward for public entertain­ oeoause the formula la plainly printed on every r?.?? L?d1blCoen’
liottle,»bowing that it 1» simply Iron and Out Little Rxrly Ribera are biuipiy ter-
which are heavy on this class ol goods. ment In the present generation.
day of September. lKM.
*fore said loth
nine <n a taateleaa form. toe. No Cure. NoPay feet.” Sold by City Drug ¡Store.
Sarsaparilla
Rich Blood
Filipinos Homeward Bound.
Silas J. bay
Notary Public
Agent
and U. S. Commissioner
for Jackson County.
American Mining; Congress.
Outlook Not Flattering.
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT
ABSTRACTER
Death of a Prominent Man.
£ TuX?
The Next Event.
w'TVA.*™’"’.,!- S
Keep Your Money at Home.
J- T. BRIDGES, Register.
Mediord Furniture Co.,
HouBelurnishers and
Undertakers. JohnH.
Butler, Funeral Bi­
rector. Day Phone
Main 353. Night
Phone Main 251.