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VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY ASHLAND, OREGON. A FINEST-------- Chief of the County Papers. jatst and ZET-A-ZtSTOW" ppzil RECORD. ZE’ZRÆLTTIZINrG-. Published every Thursday. -■ E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. 5’0 MONOPOLY PRICES. JJj^TGive us your order for Letter heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars, Etc. / VOL. VII. To Test Those Commissions. DYSPEPSIA Salem, March 21.—Secretary Kincaid to-dav refused to honor the bill of Fish , Commissioner McGuire to April 1. Mc Is that misery experienced when Guire presented a bill to cover the quar ter ending March 31, hut the secretary suddenly made aware that you says he will draw no warrants for fish possess a diabolical arrangement | commissioner, game warden or railroad called stomach. No two dyspep commissioners for a later date than Feb ruary 23, 1895, until tbe legality of the tics have the samo predominant continuation ot these officers is settled. symptoms, but whatever form Seventh Day Adventists Quarterly dyspepsia takes Meeting. Commencing Friday evening March 29. The underlying cause is Preaching each evening at 7:30 also at 11 a. m Subjects for each evening: Friday. in the LIVER, Spiritualism Its Nature and Tendency. Saturday; Mans Nature and Destiny. Sun and one thing is certain no one day; The Home of the saved. Bring your will remain a dyspeptic who will | Bible, paper and pencil. A. J. S tover , Elder. It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expel foul gases. Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion at the same time Start the Liver working and all bodily ailments will disappear. •’For more than three years I suffered with Dyspepsia in its worst form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured me in a short time. It is a good medicine. I would not be without it.”— J ambs A. R oane , Philad’a, Pa. ** As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever use anything else, and have never been disap. pointed in the effect produced; it seems to be almost a pci feet cure for all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.”—W. J. M c E lkoy , Macon, Ga. Professional Cards Death of Mrs. Hauser, Jacksonville, Or., March 22.—Mrs. Mar garet Hauser, a highly-respected pioneer, was found dead at her residence in Jackson- | ville about 9 o’clock this morning. She was . a native of Bavaria, Germany, and canie to ’ the S. U. when quite young. She was married to her first husband, Frank Krause, in Burlington, Iowa. A son was born there and the family came to Jacksonville in May, 1861. Mr. Krause died a few years later. The son, frank Krause, grew to manhood, and his mother married Mr. Hauser. Frank Krause was wellknown as the editor of the Oregon Sentinel. Ten years ago he died, leaving a wife and three children. His widow became the wife of Hon. Tod Cameron, and thev resided across the street from Mrs. Hauser. This morn ing Mrs. Caton, the next-door neighbor, called to see her, and found her sitting in a chair, partly dressed, dead. The lamp was still burning, and it is thought she became ill and.got up to call help, when she was overcome by a sudden stroke of apoplexy. No inquest was deemed necessary. She has been an exemplary member of the Pres byterian church for many years and was loved by all who knew her. She was 71 years old. Her funeral took place Sundav ' afternoon. Kinging Noises {J AL DWELL * DAVIS, In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound, are caused by cattarh, that exceed ingly disagreeable and very common dis MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE ease. Loss of smell or hearing also result DENTISTS. from catarrh. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the .A shland , O beoon . great blood purifier, is a peculiarly success ful remedy for this disease, which it cures Chaw Combination Dental Plates made by purifying the blood. with Osld and Aluminum Roofs. Howl's Pills are the best after dinner Geld Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. to perfet t appearance. Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. I That Military Post. Extracting and nnavoidable calls from 8 Portland Oregonian Editorial.] to 9 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m. There is a local demand for the re Office over the Bank. establishment of a military post in south eastern Oregon. Fort Klamath, which BIIOWKR M. D. was abandoned sovie months ago, is in the field as a claimant for this consider PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, ation, as ia also Lakeview, the county A shland , : ; ; O regon . scat of Lake county. Beyond the proba bility that a military post would open a limited market for certain supplies, there Office—At Residence intersection of Me does not appear to be any reason for chanic, Laurel and Main Streets. quartering United States troops in that region. It is still in a sense a border land, to be sure, but the terrors of the border have disappeared, leaving only the question of a market for the fruits of their industry to vex the settlers. It is not clear that it is the duty of the govern rnent to bear a paternal hand in solving .nd this problem ; hence it ia not likely that the demand for a military post in that THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S section will be met by compliance at present. HARDWARE STORE. SHOEMAKER, BOOT Ileal Estate. SZHZOZES BOOTS Nellie S Scott to Sarah M Clark; w)^ lot 1, blk 2, Barr’s add to Medford $1200. ------- THAT FIT YOU------- Conrad .Mingus to 8 F Crouch: w 1-10 of lot 1, blk 2, Mingus’ subdivision to Medtord. ZMZAvZDZE TO ORDER $75. Same to same; 2 acres in tp 37 s, r2w. AT LOWEST LIVING RATES, $150. F M Fredenburg to A C Stanley; 92 acres EW WORK A SPECIALTY. Re in tp 36 s, r 3 w. »550. Hilda Butler to O O Johnson; tract in pairing neatly done. Half-Soling, tp 35 s, r 2 w wen's 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. Milo Caton to Kate M Lemberger; lots in Jacksonville. »300. Thos J Bell to Horace A Hanscom; 160 acres in tp 3.8 s, r 1 w. »27 50. Martha W Hargadine, et al., to A P Hammond; land in tp 39, s, r 1 e. »1 Hephzebah Masterson, et al., to Chas Chaffee: 160 acres m tp34 s, r 2 w. »2900. Sarah R Fox to David Allen ; lot 2, blk 20, Chitwood tract, Ashland. »1. Have opened a new David W Loring to Ruth Loring; 15 85 acres in tp 39 s, r 1 e. »10. Barbershop S L Allen and 1) Allen to S R Fox; lot 2, blk 20, Ashland, Chitwood tract. »1. in the Florence Mulveyhill to Ida B Lewis: land in Cardwell add to Jacksonville. »250. ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, Ira L Hatfield to J A Clover; 7.15 acres in tp 39 s, r 1 e. »450. (Geo. W. Vaupel’s old stand) Geo H Andrews to E A Hildreth; lot 20, N, R R add to Ashland. »65. ND INVITE T11E1R FRIENDS need blk Geo to N Bull Hildreth; lot ing a first-class shave or hair cut to 19. blk H N, Andrews R R add to Ashland. »65. give them a call. Remember the place. U S to Chas Chaffee; 16) acres in tp 34 s, Ja’y31-tf EGGERS & STORY. r 2 w. N EGGERS & STORY, Tonsorial Artists, A List ol' Letters The Ohl Reliable Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland P. O., Mar. 25, 1895: Fry Mrs F Clinch 11 L Johnson Miss Frea Jackson Mrs J W Michelson MrSatn’l Merrick Mr Fred 215 Montgomery street, extending Norton Mr Henry Stereos Mr Bert from Pine to Bush streets, San | Tannes Mr W G Weart Mr Wm Williams Mrs Brunetty Francisco. Cal. Business center of I the city, convenient to all banks, ! Persons calling for same will please 1 say W. II Z B ------- runk , Z. P. — M. V. ’. 11 insurance offices and places of | ‘advertised.” amusement. Containing 300 rooms. RUSS HOUSE J. S. YOUNG, Proprietor. TERMS—»1.50, »2 and »2.50 per day. Free coach to and from the Hotel ZFZIZZtSrZE ZLJLZTSTZD miles troni Ashland. On this land are two fine soda springs. 30 acres under cultivation and fence, price 15 dollars per acre. Call and see Frank Williams ove ' second hand store, next door to post office I Ashland. Blood Poison D ouslas THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE, Driven Out of the System by the Use of fSTHEBEST. bw FIT FOR AKING. 5. CORDOVAN, rSC-ICH AENAWELLEO CALF. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla AATFlJIEtAlfiKAIBAim > 3AJ PCUCE,3 SOLES. «. workingmen •EXTRA FINE- ■LADIES’ ■»■¡OS? 75 _ Fv CATALOGUE DOUCrLAfl' ExOCKTCXMASS. Over One Million People wear tho w. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes AH our slices are cqu3ify satlsiactory They fbe the best • f rr the money. They ¿.pial custom shoes in style end tit. Their p’eirl qualities are er.jurpaased. The cricc-> are ur.o rm,—-stamped on sole. From »i to ”-3 saved over other makes. Jf your d-^ler cannot su^riv ■ v. v.-ecan. Sold by E. B. SMITH. Sack shoes, best in town, at the Racket store. The pay car Sundayed here southward bound. Mrs. C. T. Harris returned to Dunsmuir Sunday. . Peter Henderson, the barber, has gone to Portland. Prof. Hughes has a writing school at Willow Springs. Tom Hammersley leaves in a fortnight for southern California. Gid Wilcox and wife are running Mrs. Schmitt’s hotel at Woodville. Backache, dizziness, tiredness giye way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Reid & Neuber will put in a 15 inch pipe on their placer mines on Elliott creek. The Southern Pacific Company has adopt ed the mileage system of paying its engi neers. Miss Rosa Griffiths, the Gold Ihil teach er. is visiting her brother and sister at Azusa, Cal. R. D. Hume At Co.’s cannery at Karluk has been bought by the Alaska Packers' Association. Milo Ward, of the Seattle company oper ating on Foots creek, is in San Francisco after machinery. Bert Case, the sewing machine agent, is canvassing Douglas county for the St. Louis range concern. J. Goldstein and 8. Midelman. of Port land have started a furniture and second hand store at Medford. Col. H. B. Compson, state railroad com missioner, went out to his Klamath county stock ranch at Naylox Monday. Capt. J. T. C. Nash’s big hotel scheme for Medford is being held in abeyance for awhile until he revives his plans. Mrs. M. C. Stewart, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Marshal Churchman of Med ford, has returned to San Francisco. D. W. Cryder bought E. Barnharts place at Gold Hill for $600. and J. H. Berman purchased the Stewart place for »550. E. L. Farra starts this week for Paisley, Lake county, with a band of cattle to go into that business with his brother John. D. B. Beanie of Douglas county has traded his place for W. B. Griffis’ place on Coleman creek and also changed residences. Attorney Hamakar has just received »391.16 from Auditor Blackwell, at Wash ington for a survey of public lands.—Star. A person is prematurely old when bald ness occurs before the forty-fifth year. Use Hall’s Hair Renewer to keep the scalp healthy and prevent baldness. If you want to get a spring medicine without a blotch, an old sarsaparilla trade mark, a big patch of red pimples, take Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Jennie Frierson returned to Duns muir from Salem Monday. Her mother, Mrs. E. Youmans, will remain at Salem another year until her son is again a free man. Mrs. Tavlor Payne and Mrs. R. Ander son were called to Junction, Lane county, last week by the critical illness of their father, J. Dennis. The senior member of the Elliott creek mining firm of Adams, Frakes & Co. has returned from his winter stay in the Ha waiian Islands. Elder A. J. Stover intends moving to Grants Pass aboat the 1st of April. He bas the 8. D. A. church at that place in charge also their quarterly meeting, ap pointed for April 12th to 14th. Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, Cal. say: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 5Uc. For sale by Ashland "Drug Company. Thompson & Meeker have dissolved part nership. W. H. Meeker and J. Meeker opening a store by themselves and Rev. E. E. Thompson and J. G. Van Dyke and son John comprising another firm. The Annie Consolidated Mining Comp any,s property in the Bohemia district is advertised in the Roseburg papers to be sold at sheriff’s sale on Thursday, April 4, 1895. on a judgment in favor of James Pitcher, for $614.39, and $61 25 costs and disbursements. An Australian syndicate has purchased all the timber on sticks between San Fran cisco and Portland for foreign shipment. This will help the Cooks, at Pokegama, and everybody will be glad to see that firm re ceive a proper reward for the immense amount of money they invested in this section. San Francisco papers of the 21st inst. re port that Harry Waite, a spiritualist and trance medium, is wanted in San Jose for swindling a number of people out of large sums of money. He is the young man who with his father, Dr. Wsite, performed some interestihg features in Ashland last winter. COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1895, School Clerks Elected. Tbe following is the list of new school clerks of Tackson county: 1. J. H. Hnffer. Jacksonville. 2. A. Andrews, Medford. 3. Wm. Ray, Herling. 4. D. Lehners. Phoenix. 5. Chas Gillette, Ashland. 6. J. H. Gay, Central Point. 7. W. R. Kincaid, Ashland. 8. J. Patterson, Talent. 9. A. J. Florey, Eaele Point. 10. John Hockersmith, Medford. 11. J. E. Potter, Beagle. 12. W. H. Bradshaw, Brownsboro. 13. F. M. Thomson, Climax. 14. W. H. Penninglev, Central Point. 15. W. R. Coleman, Phoenix. 16. F. Morgan, Essie Point, 17. Mrs. E. Poennlng, Gold Hill. 18. J. G. Martin, Beagle. 19. J. D. Culbertson, Lake Creek. 20. Horace Pelton, Gold Hill. 21. Wm. Knox. Kubli. 22. D. P. Brittain, Talent. 23. Geo. W. Beale, Big Butte. 24. C. C. Taylor, Medford. 25. Ben. Haymond, Rock Point. 26. Aaron Beck, Wimer. 27. Zach Cameron, Herling. 28. C. O. Vincent, Trail Creek. 29. Mies A. H. McDowell, Medford. 30. J. T. Prince, Williams Creek. 31. W. H. Derbv, Derby. 32. N. Hosmer, Rock Point. 33. H. E. Ankeny, Jacksonville. 34 E. Knutzen, Applegate. 35. Wm. V. Jones, Woodville. 36. Chas. Carter, Spikenard. 37. R. T. Newman, Eeagle Point, 38. C. E. Smith, Steinman. 39. Wm. Compton, Brownsboro. 40. O. E. Rose, Applegate. 41. E. R. Gall, Saras Valley. 42. F. Farlow, Lake Creek. 43. A. W. Sturgis, Jacksonville. 44. Miss Maud H. Pendleton, Table Rock. 45. Harvey Richardson, Trail. 46. A. F Davis. Asbestos. 47. Dudley T. Ewen, Eagle Point. 48. Fred Birdsey, Bolt. 49. G. T. Jones, Medford. 50. 51. H. Von der Hellen, Wellen. 52. David Keidler, Sams Valley. 53. E. F. Simon, Big Butte. 54. _ Henry Applegate, Ashland. 55. Carl Skvrman, Trail Creek. 56. H. H. Goddard. Talent. 57. Orris Crawford, Gold Hill. 58. A. W. Shearer, Steamboat. 59. A. H. Boothby, Prospect. 60. J. M. Tyler, Soda Springs. 61. W. R. Culton, Gold Hill. 62. M. S. Wakeman, Wimer. 63. F. T Caton, Eagle Point. 64. L. J. Marek, Etna. 65. J. D. Gray, Big Butte. 66. R. E. Payton, Leeds. 67. J B. Wyland, Climax. 68. Mark Watkins, Watkins. 69. C. M. Pheister, Medford. 70. Jos. Geppert, Big Butte. 71. Jno. McKee, Derby. 72. Mrs. Sadie Hurley, Talent. 73. W. F. Loomis, Ashland. 74. W. R. Johnson, Trail. 75. Geo. Churchman, Medford. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report NO. 44. Changed ffands ! Baking HOTEL _ Powder The Labor Congress. The Bi-Metalie Party. The congress of labor organizations it Portland, recently held, adopted the fol lowing resolutions: “Whereas, the evils resulting from oui present social system are so great lha’ all men can see and most men feel then effects; therefore be it Resolved. That we the members of th< Oregon labor congress, recommend that all producing classes, farmers, mechanics and wage-earners unite for political, as well as fraternal, purposes, to the end that our interests may he protected through the election to office, especially in legislative bodies, of men of our on n class. Through our apathy and indif ference, politicians, lawyers, bankers and professional exploiters of labor, have heretofore made and executed our laws, and have proven their utter disregard for justice and their willingness to serve the interests of usurers, trusts and mo nopolies. “We recognize as the primal, most diffuse, powerful, complicated and insid ious cause of the industrial depressions from which all classes of our citizens suffer, except the stock and money spec ulators, are using desperate endeavors to prolong its existence untii the harvest is disposed of to their best advantage. The battle is on, and progressing well for the reform forces. We recognize that battle t® be between, on the one hand, a monopolized and monopolizing gold currency, out of the credit of which the demands of trade are to be alone met; and on the other, such legal tenders as the government may deem advisable, subject to government control and modi fication. OREGON. The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of A bsolutely pure FRED T. FRADENBURGH Chicago, March 22.—The Record says: “Chicago is to be the national political enter next year, and silver will be the dominant issue in the Presidential cam paign.” The statement was made by a man who \ a /H0 HAS improved the House and is pre- is recognized as a leading factor of the ■■ pared to Entertain the Traveling Public silver propaganda, and it was conceded by a number of conservative financial in First Class Style. men to be the only logical conclusion which could be drawn from a series of recent events. A plan of campaign has been laid out which will bring the leaders of the silver propaganda from Denver to Chicago and already the boast is made that “Silver will split the Republican and ---------- :o:---------- Democratic parties, and that the Alleg- haniea next year will be the great divide Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour which separates the vellow Atlantic Coast from the white Mississippi valley and ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon. Pacific Coast.” This plan contemplates an arbitrary ---------- :o:---------- demand on both national conventions, for it is said that the silver men of both Special iS-ixM-dixy 3L>3.zxTi.^rfS5. parties have arrived at a perfect under standing in the matter; that a plank for Fresh Eastern oysters,Turkey and Cranberry ‘‘Free silver coin at the ratio of 16 to 1, Sauce, Price 50 Cents. independent of other commercial nations” must be placed in the platforms of tbe respective parties. According to the Record should either or both conventions refuse to be dictated to bv the aggressive silverites, the silver delegates will withdraw and an independ ent silver party will be formed, with its headquarters in Chicago. The first choice for the leader of this political enterprise is Congressman J. C Sibley of Pennsylvania, a Democrat. Second choice falls upon R. P. Bland of Missouri, Democrat; W. J. Bryan of Ne braska, Democrat, Senator H. M. Teller POLITICAL DEMANDS. “To this end we recommend the free of Colorado, Republican, and Senator and unlimited coinage of silver and gold . J. P. Jones et Nevada, Republican. at a ratio of 16 to 1; that paper money be I It is taken for granted by the silver issued In sufficient volume to do the bus men that organized labor and the people’s iness of the country on a cash basis, and Party will come with them to form tbe sil be issued by the government, and be a ver party, and they have expressed a —a—— i ■— .- -- ■ swi—M_ full legal tender, without any’ exception willingness to accept governmental con clause whatever, and be issued direct to trol of transportation, provided that this the people without the aid of private modification of plank 10 is made a sub banks; the establishment of postal sav ordinate issue to free silver. An organized movement for the pur ings banks and government loans, and that no private bank orcompany beallow- pose of Bending silver delegates to the ed to issue any’ notes or paper to circulate Democratic National Convention is well under way in the Northwestern States, as currency in any form. “We demand a practical form of the and is paralleled by a similar movement on the part of the silver Republicans. initiative and referendum. The progress of this preparatory work “We favor the principle of national ownership and operation, for the benefit has arrived at the tangible degree, and of the people, of the means of production the various State committees of both par and distribution, one or more industries ties are beginning to watch it closely. at a time, as the same may be required The Discovery Saved His Life. by a majority of the voters at the ballot- Frank Brooks’ Rebellion. Mr. G. Caillouette. Druggist, of Beavers- box, aud we recommend beginning with ville. III., says: "To Dr. King’s New Dis Jacksonville, Or., March 20.—Frank railroads and telegraphs. covery I owe my life. Was taken with La Brooks, who was committed from Talent “We favor the forfeiture of all unearned Grippe and tried all the physicians for for housebreaking and resisting arrest lands grants, and that alien ownership miles about, but of no avail and was given with a revelver, and who has been in jail should be prohibited, and that no one up and told I could not live. Having Dr. here tor the past two months, made an should be taxed more for putting land to King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the unsuccessful attempt to escape yesterday its best use than holding it idle. dose began to get better, and after evening. He had been playing the “We believe fraud at the ballot-box in first “goody” dodge, and begged the sheriff to aqy form, especially by repeating or buy using three bottles was up and about again. is worth its weight in gold. We won’t let him out of the corridor so that he ing votes, should be made treason, and It keep store or house without it,” Get a free could take a little exercise. Tbe sheriff the penalty be made imprisonment for a trial at Ashland Drug Co’s Drug store. did so, and went to bia office for a few period of 10 years, and disfranchisement moments. When he returned, Brooks for life. Ohaxnberlain’a Bye and Skin Ointment was missing. A search soon discovered “Resolved, That this congress indorse Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- him hid away in tbe little dark space be the trade labels of all trades and labor tween the corrugated iron ceiling and the unions seeking protection in their re Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped roof. He had managed to loosen and spective lines of trade, and recommend Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites, draw the iron down and climb up. He to all friends of organized labor the Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids. had taken his valise with him, and a stick adoption of this policy, wherever For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box. TO H0BSE*0WNEBa. of wood to break through the roof. He possible.” refused to surrender or come out from For putting a horse in a fine healthy con his hiding place until warned by a shot The New Right of Way Law. dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders. from the sheriff. The following bill is of considerable They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure Judge Hanna has granted a temporary importance in mining and lumbering loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct injunction in the case of William Ulrich, regions, as it provides for getting the kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving a taxpayer, against County Clerk Jacobs, right-of-way for roads to and from such new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 to restrain the latter from drawing a war industries without being at the mercy of cents per package. For sale by druggists. For sale by Ashland Drug Company. rant ot $144 in favor of Woolridge, for the owners of intervening grounds. The copying the tax-roll for the incoming bill, which is now in effect, provides ; The Altrurians, SENATE BILL NO. 135. assessor. This will bring the case up fer The Altrurian society which located at consideration upon its merits at the next Section 1. Any corporation organized Mark West, seven miles from Santa Ros» term of court. for the purpose of opening or operating a few months ago bas began many im any gold, silver or copper vein or lode, provements. A large two-»*-ory Hotel is or any coal or other mine, or any mar being built for the n- of ii,e colony, a MARRIED. ble, stone or other quarry, or tor cutting dozen cottage» are ¡n couree of eonstruc- WILLARD—BASSETT.—In Trail creek or transporting timber, lumber or cord tlon i'nd blacksmith shops, carpenter precinct, March 17, 1895, Isaac Willard wood, or for the manufacture of lumber, shops, printing office and other indus Miss Lucinda J. Bassett, A. J. Wil shall have the right to construe an(| trial buildings are being prepared for Salem Dispatch: Supplementary artic and lard, J. P., officiating. operate railroads, skidro»;’;, tramways, les for the Rogue River Valley Railway between such points use. Company were filed with the secretary of HAMILTON—MATNEY.—In Uniontown chutes and About thirty families have already state today. This company contemplates precinct, March 17. 1895, by Rev. R. W. as [ie indicated in their article of settled there and the colony seems to be —ELY’S CREAM BALM -Cleanses thoNusal extending its line from Jacksonville to the Kennedy, Chas. Hamilton and I incorporation, and Bhali have a right to in a thriving condition thus far, A Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals Mary Matney. Upper Klamath lake. The articles are sighn the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures enter upon any land between such points number of Santa Rosa people are becom eit by William Honeyman, president, and for the purpose of examining, locating ing interested in the colony and it is ex W. A. Buchanan, secretary. and surveying the line of such railroads, pected that some will join it this spring. DIED. For Rent or Sale—6)^ acres of garden skidroads, tramways, chutes and flumes land, with house, barn and well, being a doing no unnecessary damage thereby, A Big Calculation In Water. part ot Walker place, south of the railroad. GILMORE.—In Jacksonville. March 18, and such corporations shall have power Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head. Will rent for seven months for $42. infant child of Mr, and Mrs. Reuben to appropriate so much of said land ag Jipply into the .Von/rile.------- It i» Quickly Absi-'’ed. Tho ocean, sea and lake surfaco of [50c. PruggisU or by mail. ELY BROS., 5G Warren U.,N.Y.| F. A. F ergus , Agent. Gilmore. may be necessary tor the same, not ex our planet is estimated at something Klamath Express items: Francis Picard, ceeding sixty teet in width, and may liko 115,000,000 square miles, with an who is how conducting a business on the BORN. maintain an action for the appropriation average depth of 12,000 feet, and is cal Ager road had his leg broken last week. Dr. Ream, of Yreka, reduced the fracture........ CORUM.—In Meadows precinct, March 7, thereof in the manner and iorin as by culated to contain not less than 3,270,- law provided by any railway, macad Jack Bartie has been engaged to drive a 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coruni, a amized road, plank road, city road 600,000,000,000 tons of water. The riv stage out of Redding for Boomer........ The ers of the earth are estimated to have a daughter. 9 M ain S treet , O pposite 1' laza . canal or bridge, and with like effect. Klamath river is being rapidly filled with HOUGHMAN. — In Gold Hill, March 8, Cook’s logs and the drive will’begin soon. Section 2. All such railroads, skid flow sufficient to cover 36 cubic miles 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Jett Houghman, a roads, tram wavs, chutes, and flumes of the above area each day. Now, if all PAINTS, UP-A-HSTTIEIELS’ TOOLS, .... Col. Stone is running a fine four-horse son. rig from Yreka to Etna daily. The colonel shall be deemed to be for the public ben the oceans were suddenly dried and the is one of the best stage men in the west. WALL PAPER. G-LJLSS. ETC. GRIFFITH.—On Griffin creek, March 9, efit, and anv such railroad so constructed rivers could keep up their present rate A. W. Storey and Grant Eggers, the well- 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Griffith, a and operated shall afford to all persons of flow, which, of course, they could not B uilding P apers , n eappingj P apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. son. known barbers. have joined forces in the equal facilities for the transportation of without ocean evaporation, it w’ould old stand in the Ashland House building HOWARD.—In Medford precinct, March freight, upon payment or tender of reas take 3,500 years to refill the basin.— where thev invite their many friends. 18, 1895. to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Howard, a onable compensation therefor, but said St. Louis Republic. daughter. railroad shall not be required to carry The jury in the case of Mrs. Jane Davis vs. the 8, P. R. R. in the circuit court at IIUFFER— In Jacksonville precinct. March passengers, and any such skidway, tram Puzzled. Roseburg awarded her $500 damages, with 21, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huffer, Jr., way, chute or flume ehall afford to all “ Answer by return male” was the a judgment for costs of suit. etc. On Aug. persons equal facilities in the use thereof a son. 4th of last year she and her infant 3 months way the letter wound up that Miss for the purpose to which they are adapted, old babe went from Oakland, Cal., to Rose HASKINS.—In Ashland, March 25, 1895, under payment or tender of reasonable Footlites received from Mr. Suildenrox. to tbe wife of Wm. Haskins, a daughter. burg but the Pullman porter failed to wake “I wonder,” said she, “whether he her in time to get oft at her distillation. GILROY —In Portland. March 22,1895, to compensation for such use. means by the messenger boy or by She was put oil about a mile north of Rose Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gilroy, formerly of Not Permanent. ----------- : o :----------- burg about midnight. She wandered post.”—Indianapolis Journal. Ashland, a daughter. “Timmins says ho is wedded to his around all night with her babe insufficiently clothed. Finally a couple of men came art. ” Congressmen Stealing Seeds. At the discovery of America maize along and showed her the way to town. “You don’t say! It is a wonder to me was grown by the Indian tribes from Washington, March 21.—It has been That she was in poor health at the time -------- THE-------- and sustained injuries from exposure and represented to Secretary Morton that that ho doesn’t sue for divorce on the Patagonia to Hudson bay. In Mexico fright that resulted in sickness from which members of congress have disposed of ground of nonsupport. ’ ’—Cincinnati and Peru its origin was attributed to she bas not yet recovered. She sued for their quotas of seeds in a way not con Tribune. the gods. »10,000 damages. templated by the law, and be recently took steps to ascertain the truth of the Joy’s for the Jaded. statements. At his direction, the agent Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. of the seed department negotiated for the Thia coming eeason, from present indi purchase of a member’s share, and the cations, is going to be more active in former soon brought to the secretary the general mining in this section of south written order of a member for fully 75 ern Oregon than ever before. Already per cent of bia annual quota, which was the hills have been full of prospectors offered for sale at $75. The purchase for weeks during the favorable weather was made and the agent gave his check that has prevailed. From every section for the money, which is now in the sec of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, comes good reports, and considerable retary’s possession. Secretary Morton is a constructive food that nourishes, enriches tho blood, ■apital ia being induced to take hold of also says that be could have recently, Loth quartz and placer propositions. purchased from a second-hand book creates solid ilesh, stops wasting and gives strength. It is There is a strong indication that the un dealer in this city the quota allowed to for all developed mineral wealth of southern three members of congress for $150 each. Oregon is going to receive the attention Besides these, he says he has the names from capital that it bo justly deserves of probably 100 members of congress who Jackson Go., Oregon. this summer. have given orders for the transfer of their entire quotes of seed, or a great Good Demand for Oregon Cattle. portion of them, to other persons. REAL ESTATE AGENT, like Consumption, Scrofula, Anamia, Marasmus; or for Goughs amfi Peter McDonald, who accompanied NOTARY PUBLIC and Nervous Prostration. Gibson & Co.'8 cattle shipment to South Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, Loss of flesh and E. W. Joy Company — Geqtlernen: Ij COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. Omaha, is back at La Grande. A large have suffered from a nervous prostratiou I General Debility. Scott’s Emulsion has no equal as part of this shipment was purchased from from financial losses. Can say Joy’s Veg-, A§ LIFTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 2v acres up ■McDonald Bros,, and the prices tealized etable Sarsaparilla has cured ine. Mv liver, 1 for Salo pr Kent. Nourishment for Babies and Growing Children, in the eastern market were very satis stomach and bowels have been very in- j Tlffe'e houses and Ibts in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. factory. Mr. McDonald confirms pre active, but since taking your remedy I am ' Buy only the genuine put up in salmon-colored wrapper. vious reports to the effect that there is a entirely well. All business men and women QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES should use it. Please publish. strong demand for prime beet cattle. Studfor pamplet on Scott's Emulsion. FREE. (Signed) M r . W m . H enry J ones . There is also a good market for feeders AS LISTED a number oi small and largo farms, from 20 acres up, for Sale or Butte, Montana. throughout certain portions of Iowa and Scott Is. Bowne, N. Y. All Druggists, 50cents and SI. ILnt. Illinois, where there is more corn left Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder v/F fhree houBei and lots in tbe (own of GUd Hill, all good bueiocEs stands. ttato has generally Mrtm supjw&fd, 1 Ftf.SaRiseöw. Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day. A S |4 L A D i MILLS OUS PATENT FI* SELDOM EQUALED,NEVER EXCELLED. VIRGIN & COMPANY, Prop’s. hi jj jc H. REID, MERCHANT TAILOR, Opposite HOTEL OREGON. FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Stoves, Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To EL C. MYER. Ashland, Oregon. GARLAND STOVES & RANGES, CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, AMMUNITION. CUTIÆRY. PAINTING, On Emigrant Creek, L PRESSED BRICKS. JACKSON ASHLAND. OR. A. BARGAIN ! 80 ACRES OF ASHLAND, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year .............................................. |2 60 Six months ............................................ 1 50 Three months............................................. 75 Advertising rates given on application. I “For five years, I was a great O; sufferer from a most persistent Oä O blood disease, none of the various o medicines I took being of any help whatever. Hoping that o change of climate would benefit o me. I went to Cuba, to Florida, o o anil then to Saratoga Springs, O where I remained some time o o drinking the waters. But all was o no use. At last, being advised o by several friends to try Ayer’s o Sarsaparilla, I began taking it, o and very soon favorable results o o were manifest. To-day I con o sider myself a perfectly healthy o man, with a good appetite and o not the least trace ot my former o o complaint. To all my friends, O! and especially young men like Ö myself. I recommend Ayer’s Sar o o saparilla, if in need of a perfectly o reliable blood-purifier.’' — .T ose <* A. E scobar , proprietor Hotel o Victoria, Key West, Fla.; resi o o dence, 352 W. 16th St., New York. o o o o o o Admitted for Exhibition • o AT THE WORLD’S FAIR o o Ayer’s3nr¥Sarsaparil!a PAPERING. ETC. 1A BUSINESS EDUCATIONl MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE. Practical Business Training School of Oregon. Our New Building is now Completed Scott’s Emulsion M. E. RIGBY, Principal. MEDFORD. - - - - OREGON. GOLD HILL, Wasting Diseases H
