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VOL. VIH
ASHLAND, JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1896,
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NO. 44.
Local Political News.
Damage by Shasta’s Cyclone.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
The big wind storm that blew so hard
T. H. McGill has sold the People’s
Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block.
from 8 o’clock p. m. on the 16th to 12 p.
Party Post at Portland to Martiu Quinn.
m, on the 17th in Shasta valley ha* done
Mrs.
Eunice
Evans
has
gone
to
Gazelle
Gen. J. B. Weaver arrived in the state
JQH. J. 8. HERNDON,
far more damage than was heretofore ex for the summer.
last week to attend the People a party
pected. It was very severe in Little
The pay car "coughed up" on its way state convention.
Shasta, where the Yreka News shows southward Sunday.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
The Ashland republican club is educat
the following damage. Three barns at
ing this town into free-silver republican
For
first-class
dental
work
see
Dr.
A
the
Terwilliger
ranch
were
blown
down
;
O regon .
AIH.LANB,
ism and the Jacksonville republican
loss, $2,500. S. H. Soule, lumber shed, Hinman, Masonic block.
club is doctrlnating that town with gold-
Mrs.
Lochyear
has
gone
to
join
her
hus
barn
and
fences;
loss,
$1,000.
Louis
M^Office—In Townsend Building, on
bug republicanism. The g. o. p. had
Boaudroit, three sheds; loss, about $2,000. band at Evansville, lad.
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
better
have it out with itself before they
barns and fences; loss,
Hot and cold baths at Storey’s barber
invite the populists to join ’em.
11,000. David Deter, one barn and shop. Opposite town hall.
fences ; loss, about $800. E. L. Coonrod,
A
HINMAN. D. D. S.
T. K. Roberts, founder of the Gold
James Richardson- of Pelican bay has
barn, etc.; $700. Ed. Hart, old barn gone to Cook’s inlet, Alaska.
Hill Miner, is president of the Gold Hill DEMOCRATIC CO. CONVENTION. REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION.
and fences; loss, $1,000. James Rohrer,
Mrs. Susie West of Medford has gone to Republican Club organized last week.
A County Convention is hereby called to
A Republican county convention for
barn ; loss, , about
$800.
____
T
____
At
the
barn
of
The club started out with a membership meet at the Court House in J acksonville on Jackson
Lincoln,
Neb., to remain a year.
DENTIST.
county, Oregon, is hereby called to
J. Rohrer seven head of horses were tied.
of 33. Carl Phelps is secretary. The
meet at Jacksonville, Oregon, Saturday.
Chas. Young, wife and infant came up club intends doing energetic work for
Saturday, March 28th, 1896,
Three of them were feund tied to the
April 4, 1896, at 11 a. in., for the purpose of
from Gold Hill Saturday to visit.
at 10 o’clock a. m., for the purpose of elect electing seven delegates from Jacksoncoun-
£^“ln the Masonic Building up stairs stall in the morning, and three were
the party daring the campaign.
ing
eight
delegates
to
the
Democratic
State
Jerome Fitzgerald was up from Gold
found out in the pasture. Every horse
over Post Office.
In Coos county, the populists strong Convention to be held in Portland on April 1 ty to attend the first district republican
convention to be held at Al
had been hit over the eye and the hide Hill attending the Leap Year ball.
hold, the following ticket has been nomi 9, 1896, and for the further purpose of elect congressional
was peeled off. The seventh one could
J. K. Ingalls has.returned to Klamath nated : For representative, Thoe. Buck ing a central committee, to be composed of bany, April 7th, seven delegates to attend
the republican state convention to be held
not be seen. After noon he was found county from an extended visit east.
J^R. S. I. SONGER.
man ; county clerk, Frank Smith, sheriff, one member from each voting precinct in at Portland, April 9th, and to nominate a
away off at one side under the roof, but
Frederick Ward, the tragedian, and his W. W. Gage; treasurer, W. W. Hayes; the county. The basin of representation is county ticket to be voted for at-the election
was not hurt much. Twenty head of troupe, were on Sunday evening’s north coroner, Chas. Howe; assessor, K. H. calculated from the vote cast for Hon. A. S. June
1,1896, as follows: Three representa
Bennett tor Supreme judge at the last state tives, a county judge, one county commis
calves were sheltered in one of tho Ter train.
PHYSICIAN and 8URGEON.
Hansen; school superintendent, J. H. election
—one delegate at large for each pre sioner, a clerk, recorder, treasurer, sheriff,
williger barn* at the time it was wrecked
$141 was taken out of a pocket on Galls Barklow; and for county commissioner,
by the wind, but strange to say not one creek by Claude Lawrence and D. H. Horn I. T. Weekly. Jesse Luse, editor of the cinct and one for each tweuty-five vote* or assessor, school superintendent, surveyor
major fraction thereof so cast, to-wit:
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
and coroner for the county; also to select
of them was injured.
recently.
Marshfield Sun, Thoe. Howard and North Ashland.... 2!Central Point.......... 3 a county central committee and transact
At
Willow
creek
a
barn
on
the
Pete
A shland ,
....
O regon .
other
Marshfield
delegates
left
the
con
South
“
.......
2,
Chimney
Rock
.........
1
C. W. Ayers is architect for the new
such other business as may properly come
Wise ranch was blown about sixty feet court
West
“
....... 2 Kiounce Rock.........1 before the convention.
house being built for Tuolumne vention and went heme.
and totally destroyed. George Ford had county,
....................... 2 Foots Creek .............. 2
Cal.
The republicans of each precinct of the
Not all who shout Israel are of Israel Eden
a cow stable blown down, and part of the
R ock Point.......... 2 Meadows...................1 county are requested to meet at the various
C. w BARR.
says
the
Scripture.
Not
all
who
shout
Bishop
B.
Wistar
Morris
was
on
Mon
Gold Hill............... 2; Pleasant Creek.......... 2
| roof of Charles Gamlich’s house was also
polling places on Saturday, March
’s train returning from a sojourn in Mitchell are for Mitchell. A year ago Talent..................... 2 Steamboat................. 1 precinct
blown off, blew down a flume belonging day
28tb, 1896, at 2o’clock p. m , and elect del
southern California.
an effort was begun in Oregon to shelve U nionto wn............. 2;sterling..................... 1 egates to said convention in acordance with
to J. J. Jones, that was ibirty feet high
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow's Block.
Elijah Harvey, who has been visiting Mitchell. But he was so strong with the South Medtord...... 4 Table Rock............... 2 the following apportionment:
and
three
hundred
feet
long,
which
was
A shland , O regon .
“
.......4 Trail Creek...............1
North t
Precinct. No. Del. Precinct. No, Del.
used to carry water from Cold creek relatives near Talent, left Sundav for his people, that was abandoned some time0 South
Jacksonville.4 Willow Springs.......2
home
at
Litchfield,
111.
ago,
and
now
men
are
catching
onto
the
c
‘
u
Ashland,North.... 4 Lost Creek................1
across Bogus canyon for irrigating pur
North
“
.3:
Woodville
................
1
*u work pertaining to modern dent poses. Also a barn and granery belong
Rev. W. C. Jenkins has resigned the popularity of the man’s name to foist Eagle Point.............2 Mount Pitt............... 1 Ashland, West ....... 6 Medford, North....... 4
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
pastorate of the Medford Baptist church themselves upon the people as Mitchell Applegate............... 2 Lost Creek................ 1 Ashland, South.......5 Medford, South....... 5
ing to Mr. Jones was destroyed.
men when at heart they are machine Big Butte................ I1
— Applegate............... 1 Meadows................. 1
At Henley several fences went down on account of ill health.
Total................................................. ...56 Big Butte................. 1 Mount Pitt ............ 1
Mrs. J.B. Hutch left Sunday to visit men and will betray Mitchell for the
and
the
roof
from
J.
O
’
Neal
’
s
shed
was
Point........ 2 Pleasant Creek......... 1
J) M. BROWER M. D.
relatives and friends at San Francisco and machine if they have a chance.—Salem
It is suggested that the primaries for the Central
I tossed for quite a distance.
Chimney Kock........ 1 Rock Point.............. 1
Journal, Rep.
other California points.
election of delegates to the said convention Eagle Point........... 2 Steamboat
........
.1
be held in the various precincts on Satur Eden........................ 2 Sterlingville.
Do Not Do This.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
... ..1
Mrs. A. H. Mack, Jr., of Klamath county
day,
March
21,1896.
Flounce
Rock
........
1
Table
Rock....
..1
Do not be induced to buy any other if is at Pokegama where her sister, Mrs. Dol-
SILVER MEN LEAD.
By order of Countv Central Committee. Foots Creek........... 1 Talent..............
O regon . you have made up your mind to take Hood’s larhide, has been very ill.
..1
A shland .
M. PURDIN, Chairman.
Gold Hill................. 2 Trail Creek ... ..1
Sarsaparilla. Remember that Hood’s Sar
Secretary Smith Is Busy In Washington
Hyman
Abraham,
brother
of
Sol
Abra
Jacksonville, North.2 L’niontown...... ..1
saparilla cures when all others fail. Do not
and Fears Georgia Will Go For Silver.
of Roseburg d ropped dead from heart
Jacksonville, South.4 Willow Springs ..1
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me give up in despair because other medicines ham
WE
MUST
GET
BACK.
disease
at
Portland
last
week.
In the course of his talk with George
Woodville..............1!
have failed to help you. Take Hood’s Sar
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
Total No. Del ...56
saparilla faithfully and you may reason Thos. Jones, wibe and son of Henley are Alfred Townsend, Secretary Smith was After Three Year, of Bitter Experience
ably expect to be cured.
visiting in San F rancisco and will return asked this question, “Will not Georgia
This
gives
one
delegate
to each 25 votes
the People Should See the Truth.
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
home via the ocean and Portland.
or major fraction thereof cast for W. P.
etick out for silver?”
Exactly at this time three years ago Lord for governor in 1894, and one delegate
Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, care
M. J. Canning, son-in-law of Judge P. P.
In reply, he said: “If I could get
fully prepared from the best ingredients. Prim, was out from Portland last week on away from this department of mine and the outcry began. You remember the to each of the small precincts irrespective
G. A. R.
the votes cast.
W. I. VAWTER,
25c.
time. The New York Herald began with of Chairman
business for the Canning-Wallace Co.
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
Republican Co. Central Com.
take the question into Georgia, I believe the cry, ‘‘Repeal the Sherman law ; stop
GEO. MERRIMAN, Secretary.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the. 1st and
About 150 Indians are camped at Jxist I might help to turn that state for sound
List of Letters
buying silver.” It was a hard winter.
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com
river gap and are catching and drying tons
money. But as it is at present running, Cleveland had been elected, but would
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland of the famous suckers of that stream.
ADDITIONAL DELEGATES ALLOWED.
rades cordially welcomed.
P. 0., March 23,1896:
I think the silver men are in the lead.” not take the chair until March. The
A, C. S pencer , Commander.
Medford, Or., March 21,1896.
J . M. Pelton, the Sams valley stockman,
Johnson, M. A.
G. O. Y annatta , Adjutant.
The secretary is right when he says pinch upon wages and upon the employ Sometime ago at the request of some
visited Ashland relatives last week and
Persons calling for same will please say got several bids at the Leap Year ball.
the silver men are in the lead. The ratio er who had to pay them began tobe felt. members of the republican county central
committee, I sint notice to each member
“advertised.”
W. H. B runk , P. M.
W. R. C.
Capt. LaFlesh will superintend the log of free coinage men in tho Democratic The papers that echoed The Herald call of the committee, stating that there was
BURNSIDE RELIEF CORPS NO. 24
ging on Klamath river for David Horn, the party of Georgia is about 1,600 to 1, ed it depression due to want of confi some dissatisfaction in tome of the outly
Real Estate.
Meets in Masonic hall at 2 o’clock p. m.
contractor for the Cook Lumber Company. taking the state fore and aft Conse-
ing precincts with the apportionment. I
dence in our monetary system on the have now received answers from practical
Michael Chavner, et al, to A R Merritt —
n the first and third Fridays of each
For first-class work in dress making and < raently they are in the lead.
lots 9 and 10, block 32. Gold Hill; $22.50.
month.
M rs . J. D. C rocker . Pres.
part of European investors. Wall street ly every member of the committee. Some
A R Merritt to J W Cox—lot 9, block 32, lessons in dress cutting, call on Mrs. E. B.
But why should the secretary imagine
Mos. L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
have stated that they desire no change and
Christian at residence of Govan High, th; U if he could again “take the ques- and Europe and even some of the people ' others
Gold Hill : $11.25.
stated that they desire an ad-
Main Street.
who had no interest in a bank or a gold | ditional have
John
Holton
to
First
Spiritual
Society
delegate and again some others
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
tioLt into Georgia” he might help to brokerage began to abuse and vilify sil
of Southern Oregon—land in Phoenix; $5.
Pat. and George Stidham were up from turn ihe state for “sound” money and
I have suggested that each precinct that cast
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of
A A Johnson and M Johnson to CL Carr
Sunday. The boys were booming
ver. The reader wili remember that twenty-five votes, or a fraction over one-
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets «very and Nellie B Dodge—the Surprise quartz Tolo
Orange Kabler, of the Tolo mine, for unsoavd prices? His tracks in Georgia these columns urged from week to week half thereof, at the last election for Gov.
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good mine in tp 37 s, r 3 w; $500.
county recorder.
Lord, elect one additional delegate at large
have hardly grown cold; the echoes of that silver was not to blame.
■landing are cordially invited to attend.
E 8 Smith to N A and E O King—five
and that it be left to the convention wheth
the
campaign
lie
recently
made
in
that
F. D. W agner , C. C.
Rev. J. H. Skidmore arrived in Ashland
mining claims in Steamboat district; $1.
Now, after three years of a bitter and er or not the additional delegate shall be
S. G. E ggers , K. of R & 8.
Sareptha E Inlow to Wm G Knighten— Friday from his eastern tour in behalf of state hw hardly died away. It seems a costly experiment, we are face to face given a seat in the convention. After full
Portland university. His family have been but ye. «el flay since ho winked at hie
10 acres in tp 38 s, r 1 w; $2000.
with the indisputable fact that onr sil consideration of all answers received and a
Michael Chavner to A J Moffitt—lot 12, liying in Ashland.
Cordele ambience and remarked, “I am ver was not to blame; that the money conference with the secretary of the com
MASONIC,
block 9, Gold Hill; $30.
mittee, I have decided to adopt the last
Ross is stirring up the sinner* for free coinage if we could get it; but,
Conrad Mingus to Mary C Kane—part of at Evangelist
changers of the world have made mil suggestion and recommend that each pre
a big revival in Medford and has con boys, we can’t get it. ”
UIUIY0U CHAPTER, NO. 21, B. A. M.
lot 1, block 2, tp 37 s, r 2 w; $170.54.
many. It is a good field to work in,
lions cut of the pretense that such was cinct elect the usual number of delegates,
Regular convocations on the Thursday
W W Walters to Antonette De Peatt—40 victed
The se«.7retary went into every section the case; that the commerce we have also that they elect one additional delegate,
Mr.
Ross
has
discovered.
acres
in
tp
39
s,
r
1
e
;
$600.
next after the full moon.
or delegate at large if the precinct cast 13
E. V. C arter , H. P.
Mrs. Geo. Dewey and infant, who have of the state and carried the question lost has been gained by Europe; that or more votes for Gov. Lord, to be seated
J A Marsh to C C Martin—undivided >4
with
him.
He
went
into
every
congres
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
interest in mining property on Forest been visiting her folks, Sam Robinson and
the wages the American workman has should the convention so decide. This
creek; $500.
family of Talent, started Saturday for sional district except "the one where the
gone
without have been earned in for plan will leave it to the convention wlieth
Adam Klippel to Henry Klippel—certain home at Arcata, Humboldt county.
Democratic candidate had serious oppo eign workshops, making goods for us er or not the precincts that have asked for
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M.
water-rights and 160 acres of mining land
a delegate at large shall be entitled to the
The Champion mine in Bohemia district eition. He went through Georgia in a
lake district; $400.
Yours truly,
Stated communications on the Thursday in U Squaw
has started up and the Annie mine super special car, and he made “sound” mon .'hat we used to make for ourselves in same.
8
to
Christina
Straube
—
21.95
acres
in
W. I. V awter , Chairman.
intendent, P. J. Jennings, is in Chicago- ey speeches wherever an audience could the good old times.
of or before the full moon.
tp
37
s,
r
2
w.
E. A. S herwin , W. M.
arranging for a 20-stamp quartz mill.
The times are not so far in the past
A Baby's Life Saved.
be drummed up—except in the Tenth when things were so different from
C. H. V acpel , Secretary.
MINING LOCATIONS.
The Black Bear, the big quartz mine of
Nellie B Dodge on February 29th located Siskiyou c*unty. has produced $4,500.000. congressional district. Does he mean to what they are now. It will not be a rev "My baby had croup and was saved by
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. K. H.
a quartz claim in Jackson creek district.
This is the greatest production
, ' ___ from
'___ a admit that his ardor overleaped itsolf, olution—nor a disturbing change—to Shilon’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, of
T
H
Maultbv
on
March
10th
located
a
quartz
ledge
in
either
northern
California
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
that his speeches fell flat, that his ar bring them back. If President Cleveland Huntsville, Ala. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
placer claim of 20 acres in Jacksonville or southern Oregon.
in cash month.
guments had no sort of effect on his will not help to do the work, it can be
Knights of the Maccabees.
district.
M rs . L‘ M. C aldwell , W. M.
E. Brown of Medford has gone to Minne- i hard headed fellow oltizens?
The State Commander writes us from
A
Gangwisch
on
February
28th
located
a
M bs . 8. C. C handler . Secretary.
done
without
him
—
under
another
exec
and his wife and son to Walla Walla, j
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: “After trying
placer claim of 20 acres in Timber gulch sota
If so, what reason has he for believing
Miss Drum bas gone to Colorado. C. W.
utive—within a year and the few moons other medicines for what seemed to be a
district.
that
if
he
could
make
a
second
cam
I. O. O. F.
that intervene between now and the very obstinate cough in our two children
Byron Moore and C 8 Smith on March Palm ticketed them over the O. R. & N.
paign he might “help to turn the state ides of March.
we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and at
17th located 700 inches of water to be taken and Great Northern.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
tbs end of two days the cough entirely left
out of the south fork of Pleasant creek.
E. C. Kane, formerly railroad agent in: for ‘sound’ money?” If his arguments
Bonds,
banking,
foreign
affairs,
can
Hold regular meetings every Thursday
them. We will not be without it hereafter,
R A Rowley on March 5th located a Ashland, is now with the construction were of any avail in the first place, why
celing
of
greenbacks
—
all
other
things
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren quartz claim in Ashland creek district.
as our experience proves that it cures where
force on the Valley railroad near Stockton.
in good standing are cordially invited to
K A Rowley on February 28th located Cal. He was married to a California lady 1 is it that “the silver men are in the whatever—are the veriest trifles com all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. AV.
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
four quartz claims in Wagner creek district, about three months ago.
1 lead?”
pared with the main issue, Shall we get Stevns, State Com.—Why not give this great
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
I b Rowley on March 18th located 2
It is all very queer—funny, in fact— back the prosperity of 1892? There is no medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed and
Judge Smith took 174 head of beef cattle and we leave our readers to unravel the
trial bottles are free at E. A. S hf . swin ’ b
quartz claims in Wagner creek district.
need of banking talk and of foreign af Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and 1.00.
R A Rowley on March 2d located a water to Montague and shipped them south this
PILOT BOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
right of 1000 inches of water, to be taken week. Sam Jackson shipped six carloads matter at their leisure.—Atlanta Con fairs, and the rest,until we get back what
of beeves to H. Moffat, the San Francisco stitution.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and out of Horn creek.
we once enjoyed.—Collier’s Weekly.
Children Cry for
R A Rowley on March 2d located a mill batcher, from Gazelle last week.
4th Monday in each month. Members in
site claim of five acres in Wagner creek
Ladies’ and misses’ low cut shoes 75 cents
good standing cordially invited tc attend.
J. W. O. Gregory, who has been (touring
Pitcher’s Castorla.
The ’‘Record” for job printing.
district.
H. 8. E vans , C. P.
southern California since Ja nuary, at J. R. Baltimore’s.
Jacksonville M and M Co on March 12th through
R obt , T aylor ,^Scribe.
and Geo. Engle, who has been working for
located a quartz claim in Jacksonyille dis a laundry in San Francisco for some
trict.
months past, returned to Ashland F riday.
HOPS RIBECCA DEGREE LODGE, «0. 24.
8 E Blalock on May 3, ’95, located a
Drs. Caldwell <fc Barr, in the I. O. O. F.
placer
claim
of
20
acres
in
upper
Grave
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each iTbpL' ili¡atrinf’
building, for crownsand bridge-work and
month in Odd Fellows' Hall, Ashland.
J H Blalock and G W Blalock on Feb everything pertaining to mechanical den
Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G.
ruary 4th located a water-right leading tistry.
Gus Newbury, Superintendent, Phoenix, Oregon.
M iss N is A E mery , Secv.
from Baker creek.
The
Tolo
placer
mine
took
out
$200
1
Forth
J L Bear on March 2d located a placer of gold last Friday among which w as an
claim of 20 acres in tp 36 s, r 3 w.
A. O. U. W.
J. H. Baird is the sup erin-
No.
John F Atteberry on February 22d lo $80 nugget. The
ore from their ledge, v ‘hich
of
Clerk
1 ?o Serve Three Years ro Serve Two Years Lo Serve One Year Post Office Address,
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
cated a placer claim of 20 acres in tp 38 s, r tendent.
is milled by Hicks in Ashland, goes $ 30 to
Dist.
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hall 3 w.
the ton.
every second and fourth Wednesday in
1 blila* J. Day
Jeo. O. B. DeBar
r. G. Reames
Wm. M. Colyig
Jacksonville
each month. All brethren in good standing
Dr. J. A. Larrabee has purchased of < ?4n.
2 i k. Andrews
’. McPherson
Medford
1. Hartley
d. Lofland
are cordially invited to attend.
BORN.
John F. Miller the black Altamont stal lion
3
f
). Sturgiss
Throckmorton
I. N. Ford
Jacksonville
Jbas. Hamilton
Basaltic, 8 years old. He is a beautiful an
M. R. M oore .^M. W.
4
D. Lehners
Phoenix
1. R. Reames
denry Stancliff
j. A. Rose
imal, sleek limbed, and like the entire get
J. R. C asey , Recorder
5_i(leo. Treffren
F. H. Carter
Ashland
Hobt. Taylor
Mrs. 1). E, Hyde
LEWMAN — Near Provolt, Josephine of the Altamont stock is a fine roadstei"—a
6 I.H.Gay
Central Point
lohn Clements
Jen Beale
l . F. Williams
county, March 16,1896. to Mr. and Mrs, horse that anyone would be proud to O'vn.
7 5. Howard
Ashland
5. S. Caldwell
1. C. Neil
Geo. W. Dunn
—Klamath Independent.
John Lewman, a daughter.
K. O. T. M.
Talent
d. A. Hasscom
L. A. Sleppy
'.J. Holt
8 • 1. Patterson
P. T. Dunuing died Sunday morning at
9 A. J. Florey
GRANITE TENT NO. 4, KNIGHT8 OF THE SARG ENT—At Anderson, March 9,1896,
1. Moomaw
Eagle Point
A. J. Daley
I. Al. Nichols
his place out on the Boulevard, of Brigh-.t’s
10 W. A. Stewart
Medford
MACCABEES.
d. H. Tavlor
Id. C. Nute
Jesse Richardson
to Mr. and Mrs. Sargent, twin boys.
disease, aged 73 years. He came h ere
11 V. R. Hendrickson G. H. Morrow
Beagle
T. G. Ramey
Israel Harris
Meet in regular review on the second and
two years ago and leaves two daugh
12 Mrs. Geo. W. Steyens Thomas Riley
Eagle Point
S. A. Carlton
Jno. Rader
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd PARKER—In Grants Pass, March 16,1896, about
13 L. F. Taylor
ters and two grandchildren in this section.
to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Parker, a son.
Climax
Ü. C. Brophy
E. A. Peil
J. E. Rummel
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Sir
14 F. T. Downing
The funeral took place Monday, the burial
W. H. Patrick
Mrs. J. G. McDonald Tolo
B. F. Peart
Knights cordially invited.
BIRDSEY—In Gold Hill precinct, March being In the Kingsbury cemetery.
15 W. R. Coleman
Phoenix
J. A. Anderson
W. M. Smith
J. W. Mills
G. W. C rowson , Com.
16,1896, to Mrs. J. G. Birdsey, twins—a
16
Frank
Gregory
Central
Point
Jno.
W.
Smith
Thos.
Stotler
C has . H. G illette , R. K.
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
boy and a girl.
17 Mr». E. Piening
Gold Hill
A. Crabtree
R.Swinden
B. A. Knotts
Blend—it will please you. Take no other.
18
Howard Rogers
G. A. Hollenbeak
Sams Valley
Morris Case
Watt Beebe
HOUSER—At The Meadows. March 14, J. K. Van Sant, Ashland.
19 J. D. Culbertson
Lake Creek
H. G. Myer
Geo. Nichols
J. W. Sevedge
189G, to Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Houser, a
20 H. Pelton
Sams Valley
A. L. Gall
Wm. Beidler
J. L. Rowe
John Gotbrod, “Big John,” died at the
son.
21 Henry Miller
Kubli
Chas. Burkhalter
C. F. Davidson
W. J. Russell
Franco hotel, Yreka, iast week. He was a
22 D, P. Brittain
Talent
A. L. Alford
S. H. Dunlap
Emmett Beeson
BOWMAN—In Medford, March 15, 1896, pioneer citizen of this county, was connect
§ § Dealer in $ §
23 Geo. Bealle
Big Butte
F. M. Tungate
J. F. Hall
C. C. Pearson
to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowman, twins, ed with the Klamath Indian Agency and
24 C. C. Taylor
Phoenix
8. P. Barneburg
L. Elhart
F. E. Furry
was quartermaster of Ft. Klamath during
boy and girl.
25 Ben Haymond
J. W. Havs
F. M. Blevins
Rock Point
C. Vrooman
the Modoc war. He spoke five different
26 W. R. Powera
Henry Laws
Woodville
Samuel Eachus
S. J. Myers
languages as well as numerous Indian
27 Frank Cameron
Z. Cameron
11. J. Cameron
Jacksonville
Chas. Jones
dialects.
Granite, Marble
28 C. O. Vincent
Chas. W. Knighton James L. Gordon
Trail
A. Gordon
Men’s cotton underwear 25 cents and 50
29 T. B. Allison
H.
Hansen
B.
F.
Kepoer
Medford
C.
L.
Kirk
cents, excellent value, at J. R. Baltimore’s
30 J. T. Prince
Jacob Strauss
Kelly Fields
John Hall
Provolt
Freestone Monuments
31 W. H. Derby
Derby
W.F. Wilkinson
A, P. Chartraw
J. M, Allen
J. Bouse has wrung terms out of the
32 Cbas. Anderson
Bolt
Alex. Orme
J. W, Short
and Copings.
S. L. Benson
owners of the Black Channel Gold Min
33 H. E. Ankeny
J no. Haskins
Jacksonville
J. B. Saltmarsh
Wm. Jennings
ing Co. whereby he can secure financial
34 E. Knutzen
Geo. Hoffman
Applegate
James Mee
James Rock
Also agents for IRON FENCES.
help and resume operations on the mine
35 Wm. V. Jones
Woodville
G. N. Wilcox
Joe Whiteman
J. D. Wimer
Satisfaction guaranteed
and pay his local creditors. If he can
36 —Not yet reported
—Not yet reported —Not yet reported —Not yet reported
37 G. A. Givan
and does do so, it would seem that cer
Eagle Point
J. N. Young
W. M. French
G. W. 8towell
38 Frank Long
Siskiyou
Nathaniel Conklin
H. C. Dollarhide
tain parties have been rushing into print
L. W. Moore
P, O. Address : YREKA, slsklyou Co..
39 J no. A. Miller
Brownsboro
Delbert Terrill
Wm. Stanley
Jas. B. Mills
with unnecessary and uncalled for pre
Cal.
40 O. E. Rose
Applegate
R, Benedict
J. O’Brien
W. Pernoil
maturity in violent abuse.
41 T. J. Smith
Sams Valley
E. R. Gall
M. Perry
Granville Childers
42 F. Farlow
Men’s white shirts 50 cents, 75 cents and
Lake Creek
Chas. Hofft
H. Randles
$1.00 at J. R. Baltimore’s.
43 A. W. Sturgis
Jacksonville
D. J. 8. Pearce
N. Louis
H. D. Russell
44 Mrs. M. H. Pendleton 8. M. Nealon
Table Rock
W. R. Dickison
A. L. Vincent
Thos. McAndrews, J. F. Ditsworth,
45 H. Richardson
Trail
A. Hall
W. G. Knighton
J. T. Buck and other upper Rogue river
46 Frank Davis
Asbestos
Henrv Griner
Jno. Tompkins
E, Hammond
people are working for a new road that
Eagle Point
47 D. T. Ewen
J. S. Vestal
Frederick Schneider F. J. Avers
48 F. F, Birdseye
Bolt
Cbas. Irwin
will shorten the distance between the
N. Ritter
P. R. Robison
House Raising O
49 G. T. Jones
Medford
J. H. Whitman
E. P. Geary
W, H. Parker
valley and Prospect about 15 miles. The
50 Frank Galloway
Beagle
W. F. Houston
B. W. Johnston
J. A. Nyswaner
Almost everybody takes some laxativa county court will put in the bridge, 116
$
• and Moving.
Wellen
51 H. Von der Hellen Jas. Kent
Augustus Wählers Geo. W. Howard
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the days labor has been subscribed and the
Sams Valley
52 David Beidler
J. Vanhardenburg
Jno. Williams
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS saw-mill folks have donated other help
Big Butte
53 E. F. Simon
J no. Obenchain
R. Wright
W. C. Chambers
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder) and Medford merchants are donating
All work entrusted to my care done
54 Henry Applegate
Ashland
Jacob Stone
Pearl Stone
Chas. Henry
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant supplies, etc. The volume of circulating
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
Trail
55 Jess Ragsdale
J. G. Briscoe
W. H. Cushman
John X. Miller
the times. See the undersigned be
laxative and tonic that purifies the blood medium being all in the banks the en
Talent
E. R. Oatman
56 H. H. Goddard
P. N. Hogue
Wm. Abbott
fore letting contracts and save
Gold Hill
and strengthens the whole system. And terprise is to be carried out without
J. W. Marksbury
Clark Williams
57 Orris Crawford
G. W. Steele
money.
Steamboat
H. C. Shearer
58 A. W. Shearer
J. D. Shearer
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU money.
G. C. Culy
Prospect
8. S. Aiken
A. 11. Boothby
M.
W.
Skeel
59
R.
W.
Gray
LATOR
regulates
the
Liver,
keeps
it
active
Oak Street, Ashland.
D. ALLEN. .and healthy, and when the Liver is ia Big stock of 25 and 50c paper Novels re
Soda Springs
J. W. Coakley
60 J. M. Tvler
D. N. Davis
N. I). Friestone
Gold Hill
W. 8. Cook
F. Dungy
61 F. T. Sublett
to 10 and 15c at D. L. Minkler <fc
8. C. Lawrence
good condition you find yourself free from duced
Wimer
Son
’
s
M.
8.
Wakeman
J.
C.
Williams
62
Jas.
Owens
Chas.
Williams
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
Etna
J no. Black
Lee Black
63 Eugene Stowell
R. K. Cleveland
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
Etna
G. II, Lynch
H. N. Holtan
64 J. A. Houston
J. R. Morrison
Nerves on Edge.
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
—Not vet reported
65 —Not yet reported
—Not yet reported —Not yet reported
I
was
nervous,
tired,
irritable
and
cross.
Leeds
N. E. Sullivan
F. M Manning
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
66 R. E. Pay ton
J. F. Dtisworth
Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made me well
Climax
E. Centers
Chas, Oswald
H. C. Trupin
67 J. B. Wvland
Good digestion and freedom from stomach and happy.—Mrs. E. B. Worden. For sale
W atkins
Geo. McLarne
ferry Byrne
68 Mark M'atkins
Geo. Faucett
troubles will only be had when the liver by T. K. Bolton.
Medford
Arthur Wilson
0. M. Pbeister
69 W. R. Jones
I. M. Harvey
is properly at work. If troubled with any
Big Butte
Thad. Brockley
fno. Cook
Josephine Geppert
Jos.
Geppert
70
of these complaints, try S immons L iver
Derby
Albert Coflman
Henry Sutton
A. D. McKee
71
J
no.
McKee
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi
Talent
N. D. Brophy
J. W. Frazer
72 James Marguess
D. Anderton
Ffte
World's
Fair
Tests
cines, and Better than Pills.
Ashland
G. C. Coy
Geo. Crowson
A. ^jderson
73 W, F. Loomis
Trail
showed no baking powder
D. Pence
Wm. Gilliland
74 W. K. Johnson
T. Johnson
j^-EVERY PACKAGE-®^
Medford
Andrew Baker
»Wm. Slinson
75 Geo. Churchman
Geo. Dickey
so pure or so great in leav
W.c the Z Stamp in red on wrapper.
Wellen
James Shields
lino. Edwards
76 Eli Hogan
H. C. Cornell
Jacksonville
IA.
J.
Beck
|B.
ft
Yocum
Mrs.
R.
H.
Crump
77
Ollie
Puraell
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Professional Cards
Baking
Powder
THE X ASHLAND I HOUSE
The Pioneer and Old Reliable Hotel of
Ashland, is now Under the Management of
ABSOLUTELY PURE
School Directors of Jackson County, Or., 1896.
J. B. RUSSELL.
Contracting & Building
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<^fe®*sfor the Traveling Public.
RATES, $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY.
MEALS, 25 Cents.
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CUPIDENE strengthens and restores small w eak organs.
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The reason sufferers are not cured by Doctor- is becuuse ninety ner cent are tmnhled wit»»
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FOR SALE BY K. A. SHERWIN.
DR. JORDAN & CO.’S
GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
10 a l Market St., San Francisco
.'Between 6th sad 7th Sts.)
Go and learn how wonderfully you
ar. made and how to avoid sickneiHi
and disease. Museum «nlargad with
thousand* of new objects. Adm»-
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1.051 Market Street— Diseases of men:
stricture, low of manhood, disease* of the akin
and kidney, quickly cured without the um of mer-
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COUGHS and COLDS
ELY’S P1NEOLA BALSAM is a sure 1
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
BATHNG
Water of any temperature desired
Natural Temperature 85 dcg’a.
TO DRUK THE WATER IS A T • NIC
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate*
fungi and animalcules, and neutral
izing and correcting all acidi
ties it promotes a normal and
healthful condition in every
part of the system.
Remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat nad — SWIMMING RINK. —
for asthma. It soothes, quickly abates he
cough, and ren Inclosed and covered, the same medica
ders expectora
water, always clean, for the springs run a
tion easy.
heavy volume- more than twelve hun
Consumptives
will invariably de dred gallons per hour.
rive benefit from You may dive and swim and have more
its use.
Many
fun than “anybody"—come out as “fine
who supposetheir
as silk" and ‘‘white as wool”—rejuven
cases to be con
ated and happy.
sumption are only
Located on the
suffering from a
chronic cold or
HELMAN
LAND, HALF A MILK
deep seated
cough, often aggravated by catarrh.
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
For catarrh use Ely’s Cream Balm. Both
remedies are pleasing to use. Cream Balm,
50c. per bottle; Pineola Balsam, 25c.
Sold by Druggists.
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Proprietor
GRANT
ASHLAND
JOHN E. PELTON.
HARKET.
R. P. NEIL.
HELMAN
POKEGAMA
PELTON & NEIL, Prop’s
—Retail and Wholesale dealers in—
Beef, Pork and Mutton.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
150 Choice
Residence Lots for sale in
Pokegama, on reasonable
terms. Lots sold on the in
stallment plan.
lso
2,000
acres
of cho.ee
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living
prices is all that we ask.
Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale
A
Oi. the Klamath River. Terms made
suit on application. Address,
We will make it to your interest to
deal with us.
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CHA8. COLE,
Pokegama, Siskiyou Co., Cal.
to