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VOL. VIII.
The Late Joseph Swingle.
Joseph Swingle died at his home in
Langell valley June8, at the age of 76.
He was born in 1819 in Pennsylvania, and
I b called the “Father of Diseases.” came with his family to Oregon in 1854.
It is caused by a Torpid Liver, He married Miss Ida Tucker in March,
1841, and of the 11 children of that union,
and is generally accompanied with eight are living. They are Mrs. Martha
Wiseman, of Poe valley; Mrs. Sarah Mar­
LOSS OF APPETITE,
tin, of Jat kson county ; Mrs Emma Wag-
non,of Portland: Mrs. Ida Wiseman, Los
SICK HEADACHE,
Angeles; Mrs. Cora Culbertson, Jackson
county; Mr. Oliver Swingle, of Tucson
BAD BREATH, Etc. Ariz., and Charley and Frank Swingle,
of Langell valley. He served through
To treat constipation successfully the Medoc war as a sergeant in Captain
O. C. Applegate’s command, and no
braver man ever met the red foe. He
leaves a host of friends to mourn bis de­
parture.
CONSTIPATION
ASHLAND,
PRESSED BRICKS.
^Woodville bas decided to celebrate the 4th
of July.
County Clerk N. A. Jacobs was in town
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Ewan is visiting in the Wil­
lamette valley.
G. O. Van Natta returned last week from
the Elliott creek mines.
For a clean shave or hair cut and bath go
to I. E. Deboy, Gold Hill.
Mrs. E. Worman and daughter Miss
Minnie have moved to Iowa.
Joy’s for the Jaded.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Alice McFall of Klamath county is
visiting Central Point relatives.
A. L. Wooley and wife have returned to
The Meadows from Crescent City.
Everywhere We Go.
Miss Elva Galloway attended the state
We find some one that- has been cured by
Hood’s Sarssparilla, and people on all university commencement exercises.
bands are praising this great medicine for
Henry DeBov and wife of Gold Hill cele­
REGULATOR
wbat it has done for them and their friends. brated their golden wedding Saturday.
Taken in time Hood’s Sarsaparilla prevents
O. Harbaugh was in Shasta county last
serious illness by keeping the blood pure
It is a mild laxative and a tonic to and all the organs in a healthy condition. week where he sold several head of horses.
Tom Bell and Joe Johnson have returned
the digestive organs. By taking It is the great blood purifier.
from Bonanza, where Jeff Bell has located.
Hood's
Pills
become
the
favorite
cath
­
Simmons Liver Regulator you artic with every one who tries U. 25c yer.,
to Parkinson & Wise t f Pokegama’
promote digestion, bring on a reg­ box.
Cal., for your soda water, sarsaparilla, etc.
Mrs. Jewell, a niece of Mrs. G. High, ar-
ular habit of body and prevent I
A Siskiyou Bear Hoboing It.
rived last week from Calistoga, Cal., on a
Biliousness and Indigestion.
Yreka Journal.]
visit.
Last Sunday evening, while the fam­
John S. Shook, the Langell valley stock-
“My wife was sorely distressed with Constipa­
ily of Si Merrill, at Pebble, in Squaw man, arrived last week on a visit with rel­
tion and coughing, followed with Eleedir.g Piles.
After four months use of Simmons Liver Regulator
valley, this county, were eating supper atives.
she is almost entirely relieved, gaining strength
with the dining room door open, a large
Mrs. Coker and children and Miss Anna
and flesh.”—W. B. Lnirsa, Delaware, Ohio.
brown bear made bis appearance at the Hill have returned to Woodville from Cal-
“I have used Simmons Liver Regulator for
door in regular tramp style, evidently ifornia.
Constipation of my Bowels, caused by temporary
derang.-ment of the I-iver, and always with de­
desiring a share of the meal on the table,
Senator Mitchell returned to Portland
cided benefit.’*— H ixau W arns «, Late Chief
which bruin probably scented from a from
Juste* of Georgia.
Washington Saturday to remain all
distance. Mrs. Merrill, on discovering summer.
the bear standing up ready to be favored,
Owen Keegan and daughter Annie and
gave a loud scream in her fright, which Miss
Anna Nanarv have gone to Minnesota
caused him to leave in a hurry beiore on a visit.
'
the men could secure their guns. The
Mrs. E. Kennev and Mrs. J. M. McCully
hear proceeding down the valley, next
visited the premises of Mr. Robinson, of Jacksonville visited the Roseburg pioneer
WM. M. COLVIO,
where the men were prepared, and suc­ reunion.
Geo. Kelly returned to Kansas Sunday,
ceeded in killing him without much
after a visit of some weeks with Miss Minnie
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, difficulty.
Preadmore.
Professional Cards
Jacksonville, Oregon.
JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON,
Roseburg’s Pioneer Blowout.
Roseburg, June 15.—The pioneer re­
union was held here to-day. There were
many campers at the grove, and all trains
from the north and south last night
brought in many more. Early this morn­
ing teams containing old and young came
bv all roads into the city. There were
5000 people in attendance, notwithstand­
ing it was showery at intervals the entire
day. The procession formed in front of
the courthouse at 9:30 a. m., headed by
the Knights of PythiaB band. In the
parade were the Oregon National Guard,
Grand Army of the Republic, Odd Fel­
lows, Knights of Pythias, Ben Holladay’s
coach with six mules, two ox teams of
six oxen each, hauling emigrant trains
and followed by citizens in carriages and
wagons, forming a procession one mile
in length. After arriving at the grove,
the Hon. Stephen Staats, president, de­
livered the introductory address, and
Judge Lougbary the annual address in a
most eloquent manner. After some
music, Governor Lord and Binger Her­
mann made short speeches. Dinner was
served during a heavy shower, after
which the pioneers played a game of ball,
to the amusement of all. At 2 p. m. the
sham battle of Table Rock took place
on
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Nebo,
in
West
Roseburg.
Capt'
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the
rr.aiitia,
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and
Captain G. W. Peters, of Oakland,
’
the
pioneers. The Indians were attacked
’
I from the west side of the mountain and
driven
to the river on the east side and,
'
when captured, were taken to the east
1 side of the river, where the pipe of peace
was smoked. The day wound up with a
dance
in the armorv.
1
The Depot Grocery
E. F. Loomis has bought the Depot gro­
( cery of A. C. Rice and is carrying a stock
< of first class groceries and provisions which
are for sale at living prices from a clean
and attractive place. Dont fail to call and
1 see Loomis in his new headquarters.
This Thompson not Lynched.
F ort B idwell ,C al ., June, 8,1895.
Editor R ecord :—My attention has
been called to an item in your paper of
May 30th, tinder the beading '‘Arrested
for Lynching,” and referring to the vic­
tim as a “Modoc war veteran.” As I
am the only Modoc war veteran bearing
the name Thompson, it may be a satis­
faction to my friends and comrades in
southern Oregon to know that it was an
entirely different individual who met his
fate at the bands of the Lake county vig­
ilants. The man Ivnched was not named
Thompson but Roulette—the former
name being an alias. He was a des­
perado and bad man generally and prob­
ably received his juBt deserts. I should
have paid no attention to the item in
question only for the fact that the Oregon
papers insist in killing me off every year
or two. With the miscreants who have
set these reports in circulation the “wish
is father to the thought.” Two cowardly
and fuciilaniinous to accomplish my
“taking off” themselves, they seem to
derive satisfaction in annoying my rel­
atives and friends in Oregon by their
groundless falsehoods. I do not censure
you in this matter, as you are an entire
stranger to me, and could not be
prompted by malice, but if I could get
hold of some of these dastardly curs, who
insist on circulating the reports, I would
make them believe that I am a very
lively corpse indeed.
By publishing this you will greatly
oblige,
Yours etc.,
W m . T hompson .
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1895.
NO. 5.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Changed
Baking
HOTEL
Powder
A bsolutely
THE KLAMATH FALLS ROAD.
3-YEAR-OLD MUR­
DER.
Both the Express and Star Favor
the Road to Ashland and see Its
Louis Smithie and Mrs. Young Un­
Benefits.
der Arrest for the Killing of Geo.
Klamath Falls Express.]
Young near Mott.
A meeting of all the citizens of Ash­
Louis Smithie was arrested at Albina
land was called at the city hall at 8
o’clock on Monday last, the 10th of June, I for stealing a cow, and after being placed
to take preliminary action on the work I in jail suspected that the woman with
of improving the old wagon road con­ whom he was living as man and wife,
necting the Klamath basin with the Mrs. Young, had given out to the police
something that would expose him he at­
Rogue river valley towns.
The idea is to make a good road from tempted to take advantage of the state’s-
Ashland, the closest town of anv import- evidence somersault and screen himself
ruj
on the railroad . to • Klamath
Falls. from the charge of murder. Atter being
rjs
■
This is a very important and necessary brought to the jail in Portland lie told
improvement. We are badly in need of Sheriff Sears that he aud the woman
a good wagon road, the one now in op­ were implicated in the murder of her
eration is a disgrace, and there is no hueband near Mott, Cal., about three
doubt hut what it retards the growth of years ago. Smithie worked on a ranch
our town and country. A probable adjoining George Young’s and in due
bomeseeker or investor is at once dis­ time because criminally intimate with
gusted and discouraged with the outlook Mrs. Young. She transferred her effec­
of our country after having taken a trip tion from Young to Smithie, and it was
over the road from Ager to our town. made up between them to get rid of Mr,
The natural outlet of the Klamath basin Young. He says that Mrs. Young stab­
is Ashland. Why send our trade into bed and killed her husband, but she tells
another state? Portland is as good, if a different story, and says that he
not a better trade center than San Fran­ (Smithie) compelled her to hold Young’s
cisco. Good roads in a country are one head, while he sat on a bridge, while he
of the strongest indications of a country’s (Smithie) plunged a knife into his heart.
prosperity, and poor roads one of the Mr. Young was buried without suspicion
most prominent features of its lack of resting on Smithie or Mrs. Young. Thev
then came to Oregon and took up resi­
enterprise.
The road from Ager to Shovel creek dence together at Beaverton, where
during much of the year Is almost im­ Smithie has made a living by working
passable owing to the adobe and from on farms, at odd jobsand stealing. They
Shovel creek to the Btate line, the road did not get along together, and he was
is one of the poorest in south central afraid that Mrs. Y'oung would tell on him,
and the matter weighed on his mind.
Oregon.
Both people belong to the lower stratum
Our trade almost entirely goes to Sis­
kiyou county. What in return do we of humanity and there seems to be noth­
receive from Siskiyou county? While ing in either which would recommend
thia matter is being urged at Ashland, one to the other except brute instinct.
and among the people of the valley, the
With one eye on the clock, and the other
people of Klamath countv and vicinity
John Higenbotliani of Butte creek is
with the Davis-Mayfield vaqueros east of
the Cascades.
Will Practice in all the Courts of the
Miss Minnie Coleman attended the com­
State.
mencement exercises at Monmouth state
Collections promptly attended to.
normal school.
Doug. Jones and family of Salem are
visiting at Jacksonville, the guests of W. J.
M. BROWER M. D.
vour plate, you cannot enjoy a meal
Plymale’s family.
should give this subject their attention. on
When traveling east, you should take the
It
is
Btated
by
parties
in
our
town
who
Col. and Mrs. W. J. Martin of Jackson­
Northern Pacific, the only dining car line
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
are familiar with the topography of the from Portland : meals 75 cents. You don’t
ville are entertaining their niece, Miss Ruth
country lying between the Klamath baBin have to get up in the morning at six o’clock,
Roberts of Glendale.
A shland ,
:
;
:
O regon
and Ashland, that the gradients on the rush to breakfast and gulp it down in fif­
Howell's $9 boots or shoes are guaranteed
old road can be much improved, and a teen minutes, and then have to wait until 2
to give satisfaction and last a year. Oppo­
or 3 o’clock for lunch or dinner. To avoid
Office—At Residence intersection of Me
first-class road built and maintained.
site I. O. O. F. block.
this, take the Northern Pacific; the only
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets.
Klamath County Star.]
dining car route, the only line to the Yellow­
Mr. and Mrs. Boutrager of Willow springs
As there is just now a temporary lull stone Park and the only line running Pull­
precinct have been entertainingT. H. Smith
TRAVIS & FORCE DENTAL CO.
in railroad building in this county, and man Tourist Sleepers through to the east
and wife of Sacramento.
as the prospective opening to settlement, without from 12 to 16 hours delay. For
Congressman Hermann returned to Rose­
information, time cards, maps, etc.,
(Successors to Caldwell & Davis.)
in the near future, of excess lands on the cull
burg last week. He will deliver the oration
fall on or address, Robert Leonard, Agent.
Klamath
Indian
reservation,
together
at Myrtle Point on the 4th.
Ashland, Or.
I. O. O. F. B lock , A shland , O gn .
with the vast and varied resources of this
Judge Dunlap of Jacksonville went to
SEAM LESS GOLD. Aluminum Crowns
List of Letters
portion of Oregon now awaiting develop­
Hornbrook Sunday to pay his annual visit
and Gold Bridges a Specialty.
ment,
offer
increased
inducements
for
to John Woods and family.
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland
travel to our midst, it behooves us to P. O.. June 17,1895:
E. C. Kane will he back to Ashland and
provide more and better avenues of Clayton Mr C F
Crosby Mr Sam
resume his old position as railroad agent
ingress and egress.
Curtis E J
Clarke A W
and train dispatcher July 1st.
The people of our neighboring city— Miers Charles
Potler Mr F M
Go to Gold Hill drug store for fine cigars
Ashland, fully realize and appreciate this Ramsell Mrs (2)
Spray Arthur
and pure liquors. Also watches and jew­
Smith
Mr
J
W
Stafford Mr Wm
fact, and have already inaugurated a
elry 1. E. Deboy, proprietor.
Waldo Arison H
OTEL IN GOOD LOCALITY for
move in the right direction. At a meet­ Torpin G C
Persons calling for same will please say
sale. Will accommodate about
Carpenter & Allison, who have been op­
ing of business men of that city held on
W. H B rünk , P. M.
sixty people. Two sitting rooms,
erating their Gold Hill lime kiln are also
the evening of the 10th inst. this matter advertised.”
starting up their kiln at Phoenix.
good dining room, the best of spring
was earnestly and intelligently discussed,
Nervous Shock.
A Woman Who Will Work.
waler in the kitchen and can be put
and committees were appointed to devise
Enoch Gale, who died recently in the
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: This ways and means for a thorough and sys­
in all the rooms if so desired. House
Willow Springs section was a pioneer citi­
Wanted in every county to introduce the
is the first time I have attempted to write tematic relocation and reparing of the Celebrated "Hygeia” Waists for all ages,
zen and leaves a wife and three children.
recently painted. Insurance paid for
for three years. Have been so nervous and
rins waist supercedes the corset, and has
three years in advance.
Ed. Swan of Yreka went to Portland Sat­ weak tha"t I have laid in bed for most of Ashland-Klamath Falls wagon road. It received
the unanimous approval of the
Will trade for stock, or part cash.
urday where his father has two race horses the time.
is proposed on their part to raise a fund leading physicians
of America. $3 00 outfit
Terms easy. Address:
—Zephyr and Mt. Shasta in the coming
A friend who had taken your Sarsaparilla by subscription and otherwise of not less free. ? energetic woman can make from
races.
M rs . B. F. H essig ,
sent me two bottles. The second one is than $3000 for that purpose. A com­ flo to $50 weekly. Send for circulars and
BORN
Pokegama, Cal.
Mrs. J. Scheffelin and Mrs. Lottie Dun­ most gone, and I have gained twentv mittee consisting of Messrs. M. F. Eggles­ terms.
HYGEIA M F’G Co.,
ham and daughter of Los Angeles are visit­ pounds, and surely feel a new woman. I ton, G. M. Granger and Jacob Wagoner,
378 Canal St., New York.
CLARKOSN—Near Lakeview,Oregon. June ing Ed. 8cheffelin and wife in Jackson waspale—thin. No ambition. Had given start from Ashland tuis morning to ex­
up, as I had tried so manv remedies and
County Treasurer’s Fourth Notice.
6,1895. to the wife of James F. Clarkson, county for the summer.
doctors but found no benefit. If you care amine the route and ascertain what is
DR. JORDAN & CO.’S
a son.
_ Jacksonville, Or., June 13th. 1895.
The Hamniersley mine is turning out to publish this vou have my consent.
necessary to be done. These gentlemen
Office of county treasurer of Jackson
rich ore. and plenty of it. A large force of
will cone on through to this place to county.
(Signed) MRS. A. C. TILLMAN,
GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOM!
men is kept at work. The quartz mill is
MARRIED.
Alameda. Cal.
confer with our people on the subject.
Notice is hereby given that there are funds
1051 Market St., San Francisco
kept running day and night.
There are many reasons why this road in the county treasury for the redemption
(Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
Waldo
’
s
Copper
Mines.
Sisson. Crocker & (Io. are building a new
should be built, prominent among which of all outstanding warrants protested from
DONOHUE—•> ALL—In Jacksonville. June
Co and learn how wonderfully yon
The Waldo Copper Mines of Josephine might he mentioned the fact that it will Oct. 8. 1888. to Dec. 10th, 1888. Interest on
15. 1896, by 8. 1’unlap, J. I’.. P. H. Dono box factory north of Sisson. It is a large
are made and how to avoid sickness
and disease. Museum enlarged with
hue, Jr. and Miss Dora Gall of Sams three-story mill run by steam, and will be county are situated about three miles materially increase commercial relations the same will cease after the above date.
supplied with lumber from the old Wright north-east of the town of Waldo, and
thousands of new objects. Admis­
valley.
.
M. 8. W elch ,
between the people of this and adjoining
mill near by.
sion 25 eta.
By L. L. J acobs , Deputy, Co. Treasurer.
forty miles south-west of Grants Pass. counties, and the entire Rogue river val­
Private Office-Same Building
The late John Neathammer leaves an They are 18 in number, and have been ley. And Ashland being the nearest
1051 Market Street— Diseases of men;
estate valued at. from $5000 to $6000. It known and located for many years— railroad point of any prominence to tins,
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of the skin
and kidneys quickly cured without the use of mer­
would seem that amount would induce a though but little work bas ever been
cury. Treatment personally or by letter. Send
man to have a desire to stay on earth done on them. The veins vary in width it is especially desirable that we have a
means of connecting with the railroad at
for book. •
*
awhile just to take care of it.
from
three
and
one
half
to
twelve
feet,
that
place. The actual distance from
Long established and reliable practitioners.
¿Mt
L. G. Porter has bonded the farms of and all carry high grade ore. with a
I
Commissioner Furrv. Geo. Dickey and J. A. large percentage of gold from $9 to $21 here to Ashland over the present traveled
route, as measured hv cyclometer, is
Crain for the purpose of developing a coal
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mine located on these places. A company per ton. The two openings now being only about nine miles greater than to
of Medford people are to prosecute the worked show in the upper tunnel about Ager, and it is asserted by old residents
four feet of black and red oxides of familiar with the route, that a relocation
work.
Yreka Union: Mrs. Fred. Fradenburgh, copper which will average over forty-five will shorten the road several miles,
of
Ashland. Oregon, was in our town the percent ot pure copper. Much of the ore besides materially lessening the grades.
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early part of this week. She left home taken out is almost, if not quite, metalic It is also a known tact that it is not more
several days ago for a general visiting trip copper. At the lower opening or tunnel than thirty-four miles from here to the
Hardware,
to friends and relatives in Siskiyou county, the ores are hard or what is known as Jackson countv line, and the present
including Scott valley.
sulphurets and the veins show almost road, already laid out, established and
John Gleim, a pioneer settler of Klam­ twelve feet of this ore, and Capt. A. M. built from here to Chause’s which can be
, .Woodware and Tinware..
ath county, who resided on his ranch Brown who is operating the mine, utilized, covers fully one half that dis­
four miles from Klamath Falls was found informs us that he has not yet reached tance. So that this county will have not
dead in bed Friday morning. He left a the foot wall and does not expect to for to exceed seventeen miles of road ad­ Horseshoeing from
^EDAR WASHTUBS for 60c. and up-
large landed estate and large herds of at least six feet more, This is a most ditional to maintain, to carry out our
y wards. Cvclone Clothes Wringers,
wonderful group of copper mines both part of this grand enterprise. This
$1.25 to $4.00.
cattle and horses.
for $2.10. Grindstones, 3c. per lb.
THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE,
The hot-blooded idlers of both sexes that in grade of ores and extent of ground seems to be the time to act, and we con­
Manufacturer of tin, sheet-iron and
IRST-CLASS WORK in Every
doing Castle Crags, fearing that the covered, and the wonder is that they fidently expect to see this road built.
copper ware. Plumbing and job work
Driven Out of the System by are
Respect. Call and See Us.
silly vaporings of their erotic condition will have been so long undeveloped. They
done to order.
the Use of
not reach further than the Sacramento are less than two miles from the countv
Across Street, south of Davis’
B. F. REESER.
canyon, have started a small paper called road leading to Crescent City and Grants Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment grist mill.
marl4-3m
the
Illuminator
to
note
tbeir
doings
in
type.
R eeser B lock : A shland , O regon .
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
Pass, and being almost equally distant
Sarsaparilla J. D. Fenton, the well-known track­ between
the two places, choice can be Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
walker. was down from Steinman Sunday, made of either for a shipping point. Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
first time since he got married. He in­
“For five years, I was a great Os the
G-O TO
oi forms us that his father-in-law. Henry The mines are independent of the S. P. Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
sufferer from a most persistent o
R. R. for transporting their product, For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Casey
came
near
dying
Friday
night
with
blood disease, none of the various o’ illness and that the old man never flinched whether as ores or in its more concen­
TO HOUSEOWNERS.
medicines I took being of any
in his well known religious convictions in trated form, and Capt. Brown informs
(KLAMATHON)
help whatever. Hoping that o
For
putting
a horse in a fine healthy con­
his
faith
in
nature
and
no
God.
us that he is now preparing to ship three
change of climate would benefit o
A number of prominent Lake county hundred tons of ore to New York City dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
o
me, I went to Cuba, to Florida, o populists are going to try the co-operative via Crescent City aud Cape Horn. We They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
and then to Saratoga Springs, o
plan and have filed articles incorporating are glad to learn that at last capitalists loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Medford,
where I remained some time o
the Lake County Co-Operative Union, have turned their attention to the oper­ kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
o
drinking
the waters. But all was o
Lakeview;
capital, $10.000; incorporators,
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
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no use. At last, being advised o J. C. Elder, R. K. Funk. Ben Warner, L ation of these mines, as they are certainly cents
per package. For sale by druggists.
G. Lurville. F. E. Harris. R. A. Paxton the most extenB've ledges or deposits of
by several friends to try Ayer’s o
For
Sale
at
E.
A.
S
herwin
’
s
drugstore.
and Todd Bonner; to conduct a general copper ore on the continent, aud just as
Klamath Hot Springs.
Sarsaparilla, I began taking it, o:
find
certainly of the highest grade and value,
and very soon favorable results o o mercantile and commission business.
via Jenny and Fall Creeks were manifest. To-day I con­ o
Probate Court.
and
their
active
and
successful
operation
Exercises of St. Mary’s Academy.
Estate of J. H. Neathammer. Report of
means millions of money for the oper­
sider myself a perfectly healthy o
very M onday and F riday
o
Jacksonville, June 15.—The annual ators and an increase of populatiou to real property approved.
man, with a good appetite and o
after Train from South, and con­
Estate of Giles Wells, Sr. Inventory of
not the least trace of my former o commencement exercises of St. Mary’s the county and state. Their close prox­ appraisement
tiled showing real property
nect with Ager stage at Klamath
Carpets,
complaint. To all my friends, o: academy, conducted by the Sisters of the imity to Grants Pass is certainly to be of of the value of $1632
00 »nd personal prop­
Hot Springs; and return Tuesday and and especially young men like Oi
Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, were great benefit to this city from whence the erty- of the value of $1840.00.
Saturday in time to connect with both
held at the academy yesterday. The greater part of their provisions, tools and
myself, I recommend Ayer’s Sar­ O-
O:
Estate of Martha Wells. Inventory of
and
trains,
saparilla, if in need of a perfectly O: interesting and well-arranged programme various other supplies must be drawn. appraisement filed showing real property
consisted of vocal and instrumental Capt. Brown is opening the Waldo mines amouuting to $3200 in value.
reliable
blood-purifier.
’
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J
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J. R. EATON, Prop’r. A. E scobar , proprietor Ilotel o; music, recitations, operetta, imperson­ in a manner that shows he knows how
Picture Moldings
Victoria, Key West, Fla.; resi­ O:
o- ations, drills and marches, all of which to do such things, and informs us that he
Fine Place to Rent.
dence, 352 W. 16th St., New York. O were rendered and presented with the has the moBt complete confidence in the The Saxeman property. 2% acres
in
o
perfection for which the convent schools stability and value of the mines. A choice fruit orchard.
&
o
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‘
Good 7 “ —room
are justly celebrated. The past year twenty-ton water jacket furnace with house.
o
to E. E. Deming on
o
there has been added to the school a other machinery for the proper reduction adjoining Apply
Call
see
olace
o
juvenile department for boys, and the and working of copper ores is to be put
Admitted for Exhibition *
g
Have put in a
—
little fellows, under their excellent train­ on the Waldo mines at once.—Grants
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR©
ing, performed their several parts in the Pass Observer._____________
0000c00£0000£00000000000
SODA WORKS
closing ceremonies in a pleasing manner.
tNDHAfc
“How to Cure All Skin Diseases.”
At the close of the exercises proper
Simply
apply
‘
'S
wayne
’
s
O
intment
.
”
No
Father
Desmarias
delivered
an
earnest
-— At Pokegama, Cal.,
and patriotic address, in which he paid a internal medicine required. Cures tetters,
itch, all eruptions on the face,
I
high compliment to the progress of the eczema,
hands, nose, &c., leaving the skin clear,
pupils and the Sisters who have labored white
and healthy. Its great healing and
ND are prepared to fill all orders on
so faithfully fortheir welfare and advance­ curative powers ¿repossessed by no other
short notice. .***•*
ment during the past year.
....THE....
raraedy. Ask your druggist for S wayne ’ s
The class work of the pupils placed on L intment ________________
is the whole stay
consisted of 12 bouud volumes
Give them a call.
The Missouri World.
ARTIST ! exhibition
of arithmetic, one each of algebra, book­
Published weekly at Chillicothe, Mo.,
keeping, colored maps, exercises in
about
Has a ided another chair to His
history, grammar, rhetoric, penmanship, is a People’s party paper that gives the
general
news
and
makes
a
specialty
of
Old Reliable Establishment aj?d
elements of music, studio work, 80 botan­
is better prepared than ever to
ical specimens of southern Oregon flora, Populist news, correspondence and
It is not a local paper bnt is
accommodate the Shaving pub»
fancy needlework, plain sewing, crotdhet- speeches.
as
good
for
one state as another. It is
I ing, drawn work, and one book on Chris-
pages, eight 24 inch columns to the
; tian doctrine, illustrated. The exhibit four
Price 50 cents a year (52 numbers).
entire will be forwarded to Montreal, page.
Sample
copy free. Miesouri World,
Costs no more than otb£rp2£k?£9
Canada, where the mother-general and
HGT AND CCLD BATHS
flour-^mversalJyackDO’vladged p’reftir
her general councilors will hold a com­ Chillicothe. Mo.____________
petitive examination of class-work 72re U. S. Gov't Reports
Remember ths p’ace.
only by CHURCH & CO., ¡few York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
exhibits from the convent school.s in the
show Royal Baking Powder
TY1
~
WU1HJU Olttlco
\^3UulOH. which will
United
States ullll
and Canada,
Wktto tor kxm aad Haouaex Book af valuable JBeUpes—JC.
Opposite ths rlaza. mm place July ¡u to 21,
rOR SAAB BY AiiL DRUGGUTS.
FOR SALE
Go to Storv
Egger’s tonsorial parlors
for a shave, naircut or shampoo. They are
first class artists.
The O. R. & N. Co. always alert to the
welfare of their natrons, have placed on sale
at principal stations, a 1000 mile ticket at
the rate of three cents per mile, good one
year from date of sale and good for passage
over the Rail and Water lines of their sys­
tem.
Klippell & Marcuson’s saw mill on Galls
creek was burned to the ground last Thurs­
day night, destroying besides the mill and
100.000 feet of lumber in the yard, three of
the adjoining buildings. The plant was in­
sured, though the lumber will be a total
loss.
The Union and Companion mines in the
Cornucopia district were sold in Baker City
Wednesday, through J. R. Powell, to W. J.
Clark, of Butte. Mont.,and John E. Searles,
the manager of the sugar trust. The con­
sideration was $45.000 ; $20,000 for the Union
and $25,000 for the Cornucopia.
Real Estate.
Henry H Low to John Moreland—160
acres in tp 38 s, r 1 e; $14<.25.
M and M J Chavner and M A Pryce to
Bart Signore'ti. Jos Cox and J J Houck—
right-of-wav in tp 36 s, r 3 w; $1.
OAT Co to I W Cox—lot6 in blk 25, Gold
Hill: $40.
Same to same—lot 5 in blk 25, Gold Hill:
$40.
M S Damon to Julia Miles—lot 9, blk 16,
Medford; $500.
Thos Berridge to E. H. Patterson—2.27
acres in tp 3Q s, r 1 e; $3500.
Michael Chavner, et al, to I YV Cox—2
acres in tp 36 s. r 3 w; $100.
Spencer Chikiers to S F Morine—30 acres
in tp 37 s, r 1 w; $3700.
FRED T. FRADENBURGH
\ a /H0 HAS improved the House and is pre-
■■ pared to Entertain the Traveling Public
In First Class Style.
Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day.
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UE^Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon.
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Dinners.
Fresh Eastern oysters, Turey and Cranberry
Sauce, Price 50 Cents.
MILLS
ASHLAND
SELDOM EQUALED,NEVER EXCELLED.
VIRGIN & COMPANY, Prop’s.
BACKACHE.
WHY ? Because your Liver and Kidneys
are out of order. For years and years
housewives all over the country have
used with best results
Dr. J. H. McLean’s
Liver £2 Kidney Balm.
Try it, and you will agree with the thousands who say it
is the “PEERLESS REMEDY’’for curing ailments of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder, Female troubles, Rheumatism and Bright’s
Disease. For sale everywhere at Si.oo per bottle.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OI
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
I L.
MYER.
C.
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES,
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS.
AMMUNITION, CUTLERY.
In
-ELY’S CREAM BALM -Cleanses the Nasal
Blood Poison
C
OREGON,
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now
Under the Management of
pure
SIbRIYOU'S
!
Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals
the Sores, Restores Taste aud Smell, and Cures
F
Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head,
appty intn the Nostril»-------- It it Quickly Abao-'^d.
50c. DrnggistB or by mail. ELY BROS., 60 Warren t.., N.Y.
Ayer’s
POI$EQAMA
Express
I. A. WEB
Stage
Or.,
Where
\ U
the Largest
Stock of Furniture,
Wall Paper,
Shades
E
PARKINSON
WISE
Southern Oregon
and
me
Ayer’SoXSarsaparilla
H. S. EVANS,
A
TONSORIAL
W HAWS SOPÌ
IH
B uilding P apers ,
Ki 3 te
vybapping HP apers and
PAIN TING,
T wines .
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PAPERING,
ETC.
GOLD HILL,
Jackson Co., Oregon.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NOTAR YPUBLIC and
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS
AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up
for Sale or Rent.
...
H Three
houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
QUARTZ AND
PLACER MINES.
AS LISTED a number of small and large farms, from 20 acres up, for Sale or
Rent.
£^"Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands
TOLMAN’S ? V SPRINGS.
-4- The Celebrated
Health
Summer Resort,
Is open for the
. . . season of
By
HAYS & WEBER
General Blacksmiths
and Machinists.
—-
—AND—
i
»
i
M ain S tbbkt , O pposite P laza .
FAINTS, JP-A-IJSTTrEDRyS’ TOOLS,
WALL
G-3LJLSS. ETC.
*
L. V. HIGH,
ASHLAND, OR.
G-OLDHILL,
1 GO "x
1 0 v U
G. W. MAYNARD.
Hotel, Cottages and]
Camping grounds. '
“
_______ (Good Rooms and
(Fine Meals.
- * OREG-ON
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
All kinds of Iron and
Wood—work repairing
done on short notice.
G-uns Repaired to Order.
£W“A11 Work Guaranteed.
Mineral, Mud and Vapor Baths for
i Beaaanabl». Give us a Gall.
th® SiUfc owd PisawtM<.
Price«