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VOL. IX.
Klamath a Wonderful Trotter.
Klamath beat Kentucky Union and
Professional Cards 1 , Lord
Clinton out at Cleveland last Thurs­
»
ASHLAND, JACKSON
PKE^HEIt HltlCKS.
COUNTY, OREGON,
THE CH.1TEIV LAKE EXCLUSION
ASHLAND OREGON,
Chief of the County Papers
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
THURSDAY, AUG-UST 0, 1896
NO. II.
iUBSCKI PTION BATES:
One Year............................................ ... 75
Six Months...................................
QB
Th ree M on ths............................. ....*.
50
Advertising rates given on application
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Rs^i ess
>4* *
!
The Arrangement» About Completed
Dr. Barr, Dentist, I. O. O. F. block.
day, his fastest time being 2:08 1-4.
und Programmed for the Illg ~
Ei
Klamath the Oregon gelding who won
] )“ J. S. HERNDON,
Mrs. J. Nunan and Miss Jo. have been
cursion to Crater Lake.
i the 2:09 trotting race at Cleveland, was visiting Portland friends.
Moulded in Klamath countv about 10 years
Friday’s Oregonian contains much in-
For first-class dental work see Dr. A. formation
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ago. His sire was Moorokus, a eon of Hinman,
in regard to tbe Mazaina ex-
Masonic block.
© Ashland, Oregon.
the great Altamont, his dam was a mare
cursion to Crater Lake. At a recent
O regon . I of comparatively obscure breeding who is
ASHLAND,
Miss Lillie Pember weut to Sacremento meeting of tho Mazainea in Portland the
last
week
to
join
her
sister.
known in trotting horse history as Bobby
details of the proposed excursion which
<W“0ffice—In Townsend Building, on 'Ophir. Klamath was purchased by his
Hot and cold baths at btorey’s barber­ have been prettv well perfected were tbe
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
shop.
Opposite
town
hall.
present owner, Thomas Raymond when
subject of general discussion.
bsolutely pure
I he was a 2 year old, for the princely sum
The meeting was called to ordered at
J. Q Willets and wife have returned to
.... The best line....
of $110. He showed great speed even in Lakeview from North Yamhill.
8:30 o’clock by Mr. Sholes, who made a
HINMAN, D. 1>. 8.
]_IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
' those davs, but bis true value as a cam-
.Mrs. Billings and sons and Wm. Myer few general remarks about its object.
In the evening short talks at the camp
To Advertise Oregon.
I paigner was never appreciated in this aud family are at Crescent City.
Alter Blinding to the fact that there was Gre:onthe geology of the Crater lake
The Pacific Northwest Immigration
state although it was pretty well under-
a supply of folders at the desk, gotten
DENTIST.
Ethv. O’ Flyng of Salem is visiting the out by Crater lake clubs of Ashland, region, by J S Diller, of the U. S. geolog­ savs through its secretary:
! stood that Raymond could make him win Kahler
ical survey ; on the botany of Crater lake
’
s
In
this
county,
his
relatives.
For the purpose of advertising Oregon
i whenever he wanted him to. He first
Medford and Klamath Falls, and the region, by professor F V Coville, of the
Agricultural Implementa
this Board will send a car of Oregon
J. J Houck wife and daughter of Gold Southern Pacific railroad for those who U.
£W*ln the Masonic Building up 9 taira I came into national prominence about 2
S.
department
of
agriculture
;
on
the
' years ago by winning tbe free for all trot Hill have gone on a trip to Crater lake.
desired them, Mr. Sholes introduced fauna of Ctater lake, bv Dr. BWEvet- products to the Minnesota State Fair,
over Post Office.
at Anaconda, where he got a mark of
Chas. Leavitt came in from Klamath Rev. Earl M. Wilbur, who read from man, U. S. fish commission ; onthe dis­ which will be held at St. Paul August
I 2:15l4 and broke all the talent in that Friday to load freight for J, H. Houston. the proof-sheets of the final folder, which tribution of animate and plants in the 31st to September 5th inclusive. Excell­
ent space has been reserved for this ex­
I territory. Last year he was campaigned
JQK. S. T. SONGER.
Jos. Reeves and family of Happy Camp the Mazamas are getting out. and which
mountains, by Di. O Hart hibit in the main Pavillion. During the
Garland Stoves and Ranges,
In the East winning nearly $10,000 in have taken up their home in Jacksonville. will be ready for distribution Saturday. Cascade
Merriam,
of
the
U.
S.
bilogical
survey,
time of the State Fair the Grand Army
i purses alone and defeating some of the
After Mr. Wilbur had concluded, W. G. department of agriculture.
Bernard
Spencer
of
this
city
will
enter
encampment
is
field
in
St.
Paul
and
the
PHYSICIAN and BURGEON.
I fastest troters in the Unitd States. His
Steele, who was present, stated that a
Wednesday and Thursday—Excursion
the state university at Eugene in Septem­ few
’ victories followed each other in almost ber.
of the Mazamas were organizing in­ to Red Cone, Mount Thirteen (ascent?, Knights of Pythias conclave is lield in
SAWS,
GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
CUTLERY. ♦
! one two three order, until he reached
to parties on the co operative plan, which Diamond Uke (camp) and Liao rock. Or Indianapolis, so that it is expected that
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon, ' Buffalo, where took secon<i place after
at least one Ilalf million people will view
Mrs. Iceland Stanford and a party of were to be managed so as to reduce tbe
excursion
to
TJrvon
peak
for
those
who
friends
have
been
sojourning
at
Sisson
’
s
Oregon
’
s
exhibit.
This
board
will
bear
d*
O regon . I forcing Benzetta out in 2:0614 after tak- Tavern.
expenses of tbe trip to a minimum. Mr. prefer it.
t the entire expense of this oxhibit, but it -
A shland ,
iug a heat himself in
Steele added that he would be glad to
Friday (Mazama day)—Meeting of the is asked that the people of Oregon assist
J. E. Harvey and son of G q J x J Hill have hear from any desirous ot attaching
Klamath Notes.
returned trom a trip to the coast at Cres­ themselves to these parties. At the Mazamas in the crater of Wizard island; us to make an exhibit worthy of the
JJR. C. W. BARR.
a general invitation is extended . Christ­ state. It is desired to exhibit grain,
Wild strawberries, cranberries, goos- cent City.
close of the meeting, Mr. Steele was ap­
berrie> and plums are very abundant this
Miss Lottie Keed, the Portland teacher, pointed register for the purpose of or­ ening of the mountain on which the lake grass, fruit, minerals, wood, flab, wool,
year. Our people have been feasting on is spending her vacation at home in Jack­ ganizing such parties and individuals is stunted, illumination of Wizard bops, vegetables, etc.
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow’s Block.
island from the crater in the evening.
strawberries which are large and tine.
sonville.
TheJSoiithern Pacific Railroad Co., will
snd small parties of two or three wish­
A shland , O regon .
Saturday—Excursion on the lake, for transport to this city free of charge all
Mrs. Watkins and Miss Harrington of 8. D. Jones of the Black Channel mine ing to join large parties, with a view to
Klamath Agency left for San Francisco on Foots creek, has returned from a busi­ decreasing tlie living expenses of the those who remain; to phantom ship, exhibits shipped from pointB along th«
Wizard island, Cleetwood cove, etc. O. R. & N. Co. (rail or boat) must be
Cfe- All work pertaining to modern dent­ Tuesday evening to attend the Institute of ness trip to California.
tr ip, etc, can communicate w ith him at Plenty of boats are promised.
istry. Painless operations a specialty,
Indian schools. Mrs. Watkins expects to
marked “charges collet..”
Chas. Prim and L. L. Jacobs and their room 733, Chamber of Commerce.
remain in California, but Miss Harrington
The local newspapers are requested to
Mazama headquarters at Ashland will be
are taking a few days outing at
A number of wheelmen are going to
will return to her duties as teacher at the families
the Depot hotel, and at Medford al the offer to receive and forward all speci­
Dead Indian springs.
Agency after a short vacation.
make the trip on their bicycles. Most at
M. BROWER M. 1>.
Hotel
Nash,
mens
for tlie exhibit. The people who
Giant Powder, 13’.J cents per pound, of them will have their wheels trans­ The mazamas recommend that all who desire to assist if they desire, may ad­
Express: J. A. Whitman, Dr. Wm.
ported to Ashland, though a few will
Martin and C. L. Parrish returned on their At R. 8. Barclay & Son, Talent.
the undersigned for fntlier infor­
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
wheel all tlie way from Portland. For can will take Instruments of music with dress
wheels Sunday from Spring creek, the two
mation.
B T. Tiffany, Deputy Sheriff of Klamath the benefit of tlie wheelmen, Mr. Sholes them on the excursion to Crater Lake.
latter having gone up there Friday and the Countv
came
in
with
Col.
Knight
last
week
All
specimens should be carefully
«
O regon . former being on his return trip from Lake­
A shland .
said that it would be advisable for them
Feed the Nerves
packed. Local Immigration Societies or
view by wav of Yainax and Klamath and returned home with him Tuesday.
to have their wheels carried for the first Upon
pure,
blood
and \nrvas
vou need
not other
organizations,
or .. i individuate,
■ norvmic
■
■ rich
.
viftuuinauuiiD,
uui
uaio, who
»» uv
Agencies. Mr. Whitman left Tuesday
Capt. G. F. Wheeler, of the two Joseph­ day out from Ashland to the first stop, fonr
Ttrnctratinn
nrn weak
wool .- i , mav
_
■ have
. » iu (Retribution
.......
prostration.
Nerves are
printed • matter
for
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­ morning for Medford.
ine county copper mines, returned last which is made on a sort of a plateau. I fear nervous
are improperly and
insufficient - 1 ■ , H
when they
thev n-mproperiv
■'nd^nsuffi.en.
o( tbeir section are requested
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
week
from
New
York
and
is
at
the
mines.
--------------- -1"—Ml————^1
Last Saturday the bids for furnishing the
’’ z * :z
« rz
in this wav, he said, they would avoid ly nurlshed, P.
ure blood comes by taking
taking1 to send a supply with their exhibits, for
Klamath Agency with supplies, were open­ Hon. Frank Wil lams arrived home from much up-hill work. Tbe ride back by food, and pure
ed and the following contracts awarded: St. Louis Saturday from attendance there way of Medford, lie explained, was al­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is thus the * distribution at St. Paul,
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
G. W. Smith, 70,000 lbs. flour at $17.75; as a delegate to the National Silver con­ most all downhill, and could easily be greatest aud best nerve tonic. It also | We need immigration to Oregon, and
44,000 lbs. ot barley and oats at $1.20 ami vention.
builds up the whole system.
here is an excellent opportunity to make
made in a day.
two and a half tons of coal at $60. S. O.
known our resources and we hope that
" 9
M ain S treet , O pposite
ptobitb P ljza
laza .
B. Miller has been selected president
Tlie
following
Information
which
Mr.
Hiatturk. 7" doo lbs. beef, net at $1.75. of H.
Hood's Fills are the favorite family 1 the people will give us theirco-operatiou.
G. A. R.
the
board
Qf
regents
of
the
agricultural
take, ______
easy to _ operate.
G. W. Smith also has the contract for haul­ college at Corvallis, defeating Prof. E, B. Wilbur read at the meeting, was com­ cathartic easy to _ ____
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
All VAUtVIVB
exhibits UlUOb
must be
WV UUIU
here UU
on ZlU
August
’^UBl 22nd
¿^IIU FJLITSTTS
IPJYIISTTETLS’ TOOLS,
ing all freight from the railroad to the McElroy.
piled at the expense ot considerable pains
Meet tn Masonic Hall, onthe 1st and Agency.
The silver service to be presented to the 1 f°rJ1}1® ear teaves here on August 23rd.
and trouble, and will be included in tbe battleship
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­
WALL
FAFER. G-LJLSS. ETC.
Oregon,
now
in
commission,
will
|
Address
all
exhibits
‘
‘
samples
for
ex-
Mrs. Loe Minkler took Monday’s train final folder:
There is dissatisfaction among the res­
rades cordially welcomed.
$5000, and was raised by popular sub­ bibition” for the Pacific Northwest Im­
Since the outing at ihe Lake is to be cost
B
uilding
P
apebb
,
sapping
P apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
ervation Indians as to the aliottinent of for Gold Hill for a short visit with her sis­
A, C. S pknceb , Commander.
scription. The service is to consist of 29
lands. Some one is reported to bave in­ ter thence returning to join her husband during the week beginning August 16, pieces of Louis XIV design and will be migration Board, Portland Oregon.
G. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
Without
tlie
words
‘
'samples
for
ex
­
formée them that they were not receiving at Salem.
excursionists should plan their trip so cs made by A, Feldenheimer, the Portland hibition” the package will not bo carried
fair treatment at the hands of the allotting
Emil Peil, the blacksmith, is agent for to reach the lake not later than Monday jeweler, the oranmentation being designs free on tlie 8. P. K. R.
agent, and some of them are worked up to Buckeye
W. R. C.
mowers
and
farmers
implements
a high pitch of indignation. On William­ of all kinds, Corner Main street and 1st night, August 17. In order to make taken from Oregon scenery.
Editors are requested to please take
BURNSIDE BELIEF COEDS NO. 24
camp at Ihe most convenient pjaees, con­ We are in receipt of a Crater Lake excur­ this
son river, Saturday, a large number of
matter up and lend us their aid in
Meets in Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p. the Indians assembled and had a general avenue.
veyances will leave Asldand and Med­ sion folio issued by the Klamath Crater the up-building
and developmnet of our
m. onthe second and fourth Fridays of "pow-wow”over the matter. Thus stirred
Tbe Eugene papers have recently re­ ord early in the morning. From Aeh- Club. It contains some novel illustrations state. Very respectfully yours,
each month. Mas. J. D. C bockeb . Pres.
up the probability is that the work of the ported a few cases of dyptheria in that and it will take four davs (exclusive of and much detailed information of the int­
The
Pacific
Northwest
Immigration
M bs . L ydia G riswold , Sec’v.
eresting
routes
to
Crater
Lake
recommend
­
allotting agent will go for naught..—Re- town, but claim now they have all been the Mount Pitt trip, which will take at
E. C. M arton , Secretary.
by the Klamath Falls people, The Board.
ft'#'
l're‘,ph physician, wifi quickly cure you of all ner
( publican._______________
eliminated.
least one day extra), and from Medford ed
xoils or diseases of tilt* gc*iit-native ortruns s'lcii
i
Stage passage for excursionist is greatly re­
Av 6.
X-J Insomnia, ftui's In the Back,Seminal
Nen’ou^'^bm??
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
You can now go and buy your summer
K. H. Cline, a nephew of Thomas Cline three days to reach the lake. To reach duced by both the Ashland and Ager
Timber Laml For Salo.
Ptrnp os, Vnfliness to Marry, Exbau.ting Iindui VarKxS
d
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of clothing. Vaupel, Norris & Drake have of tbe Ashland laundry, who was crippled the lake by Monday evening, the 17th, routes. The Klamath Falls route oilers
~7 4X>nst I nation. 11 stops all losses by day or ulght.^ Prevent« o. ‘ 7
Eight hundred acres of timber land,
»ess of discharge, which if..otchecketl loads to Spermatorrh^iX.il
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every received their big stock and are pleased to badly last winter left Saturday for Seattle, therefore, persons should leave points in some inducements which many tourists
gf BEFORE ano AFTER £
oi.I»‘lpot‘’ncF. < UI-IBE.WF< ieausestbenvU?, the
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good show you a line of men’s, boy’s and chil­ his future home.
tlie Willamette and Sacramento valleve will avail themselves of either going or re­ all in Townsbip40, Rangel East,Willam­
88 rsammwE« *
.u «idnej s and the urinary organa of ail impurities.
ette Meridian, for sale. For price and
dren’s goods that can’t be Beat for low
turning.
standing are cordially invited to attend,
<
strengthens and restores small weak organs.
*
not
later
than
the
evening
of
August
13,
General
Manager
J.
A,
Fillmore
wife
and
prices and good values.
1 fie reason sufferers are not cured by AMctors is because ninety per cent are trnnbio,» nffh
lurtber particulars address
F. D. W agner , C. 0.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Miss if they go in via Medford ; August 12, if
Prostatitis. CUI’iDENE is tlie only known remedy to cure without uii operation. 5000 testtmo'i^
Six weeks ago I Buffered with a very
GRIEVE
BROS.,
8. G. E ggers , K. of R & 8.
ais. A written guarantee given and money returned if six boxes doos not effect a nermaaent cura
Marie McKenner were on Tuesday’s train they go in via Ashland ; or August 11, if severe cold ; was almost unable to speak.
Mining Items.
|;.00u box, Six fur 15.00. by mail. Send for fre « circular and testlmouials.
1
tcUr<
Shake, Ore
en route to Alaska.
they intend to climb Mt. Pitt. A day or My friends all advised me to consult h
Address DAVOL H1DICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco,
Pollock A Phillips of tbe Jump-off-Joe
Herald: The family of L. L Savage, two earlier, if convenient, would be physician. Noticing Chamberlain Congh
MASONIC,
! mine sold $232 worth of gold dust at Grants
FOR SALE BY E. A. SHERWIN.
ART IN ST. PETER’S,
arrived in Dunsmuir last Sunday, from much better, giving a longer time at the Remedy advertised in Volk’s Zeifung I pre­
I Pass one day recently.
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M.
Jacksonville, Oregon, They will make this lake, and avoiding tlie crowd likely to cured a bottle, and after taking taking ii There Are Few Pictures or Frescoes
|
Mr.
Simons
of
Denver
has
purchased
Regular convocations on the Thursday the Ben Shiner placers in Sciad, on Klam- place their future home.
come on the late days.
a short whil was entirely well, I now
the Great Cathedral.
next after the full moon.
It should be distinctly understood by most heartily reccomend this remedy to
UR. JORDAN & CO.’S
Gen. Purdy, of God’s Regular Army, who
ath river, for ?15.000.
E. V. C arter , H. P.
all that the excursion is a camping trip. any one suffering with a cold. Wm. Keil I Nothing perhaps is more striking
hes
been
a
considerable
nuisance
to
Grants
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
The Sterling mine will begin the annual Pass people, leaves there soon for the Wil­ There is no hotel or other place provided
one
becomes
better
acquainted
with
St.
GREAT
MUSEUM OF AHAT0M7
678 Selby Ave., St.Paul Minn. For sale
cleanup this week and it is thought that lamette valley and Portland.
Peter’s than |Jie constant variety of de­
at Crater lake where meals or beds can by the Ashland Drug Co.
105 1 Market St,, San Francisco
the yield this year will equal that of any
tail. Tbe vast building produces at first
^Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M.
J. K. Leabo and John Winningham be depended on by any large number.
previous season It will doubtless ne over
TOHN K. PKLTON.
B. P. NHL.
Go and learn how wonderfully yon
eight an impression of harmony, and
The ground yields about $30,00) were in town from Trail creek Sunday. Every party or person must make com­
Stated communications on the Thursday $150,000.
are
made and how to avoid sickness
They
report
having
killed
eleven
bear
out
plete
provision
for
-their
own
tents,
per acre, and the area washed off Ibis seas­
Popnll.ln Grow. Stronger.
there apjjeari to be a remarkable uni­
of or before the full moon.
_ „
disease.
Museum
enlarged
with
and
on is about live acres. A correspondent there and that bear are plentiful.
blankets, provisions and camping outfits,
E. A. SiiBBWiN, W. M.
thousands of new objects. Admis­
The Populists have been for thv formity of style in all tlie objects ono
who visited tbe mine this week speaks with
sion 25 cts.
C. H. V al ' pel . Secretary.
Miners’ supplies at R. 8. Barclay•& except for meals and beds en route, as most part ail organization of farmers sees.
bated breath of the wonders lie saw there
Private Office—Same Building
noted below. Hardy campers will be
Son,
Talent.
Cheap.
There aro no oil paintings to speak of 1051 Market Street— Diseases of men*,
—hundreds of nuggets aud piles of gold
able to do without tents. Two double aud workingmen, the best and purest
loss of manhood, diseases of the skin
scattered for hundreds of yards along the
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. S.
Col. N. B. Knight came in from Klamath blankets will be sufficient bedding. elements of American society. They in the church and but few frescoes. The stricture,
—Retail and Wholesale dealers in—
and kidneys quickly cured without the use of mer­
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays bedrock. This mine is. of course, the great Saturday to meet his daughter, Miss Silvia
great
altar pieces are almost exclusively cury. Treatment personally or by letter. Senv
Those making tbe trip on their bicycles luivo advocated reform, particularly
hydraulic
mine
of
Southern
Oregon;
but
who
was
on
Monday
’
s
train
from
Salem
In each month.
_
for
book.
flno
mosaic
copies
of
famous
pictures
will have to make arrangements with financial reform, aud their principles
its greatness lies, not in the richness ot its en route to Snell’s seminary, Cal.
M rs . L- M. C aldwell , W. M.
gravel, but in its water facilities. Thous­
members of parties going by stage, or have gained strength and power all ovei which are preserved elsewhere. Of these Long established and reliable piactitioners
M bs . 8. C. C handler . Secretary.
Hayden Jones, the Examiner artist who otherwise, for meals en route and at the tlie land. Men who liavo ridiculed and reproductions tho best is generally con­
ands of acres equally prolific of gold can be
found in Southern Oregon and need only has been recreating and sketching for a lake. Their provisions, blankets, etc.,
DIRECTIONS.
the capital which was expended in the con­ couple of weeks on the Illinois river, was can be transported at the usual rates of abused the Populists liavo been com­ sidered to bo that of Guercino’s “St.
I. O. O. F.
pelled to embrace and advocato their Petronilla” at the end of the right aisle Apply a particle of
struction of the Sterling's 27-mile ditch to on Thursday’s train returning to the city. 2 cents per pound.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
yield good results.
of the tribune. Dcsbrosscs praises these the Bahn directly in­
For Sale Cheap — One upright eight­
Round-trip tickets to Ashland or Med­ principles, which arc founded in eternal
Hold regular meetings every Thursaav
horse power engine. Address, Ashland ford may be had from any agent of tlie justice and right. Tho consequence has mosaic altar pieces extravagantly, und to the nostrils. Dra w
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
July Weather Summary.
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
Steam Laundry, Ashland, Oregon.
Southern Pacific company. Tourist been that tlie canso of Populism lias even expresses tho opinion that they aro strong breaths
.Following is a summary of weather ob­
in good standing are cordially invited to
probably
superior
in
point
of
color
to
through
the
nose
grown
stronger
than
ever
with
each
suc
­
Thomas James who has been several sleepers will be found neat and comfort­
servations at Ashland during month of weeks
attend.
F, M. D bakk , N O.
in the East on a business mission able for such as wish them. The whole ceeding election. Defeat does not dis­ the originals, from which they aro cop­ Use three times a
July as reported by F. II. Carter, local
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
taking in the political conventions, afternoon after arrival at Ashland or courage or diviilo Populists. Repeated ied. In execution they are certainly dayy after meals
observer for the Oregon State Weather and
Kept constantly on hand, Fair living
arrived
home Saturday direct from New Medford will give ample time for outfitt­
Service:
wrong and outrago bind them closer to­ wonderful, and many a stranger looks preferred,and before
York city.
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO 16.
prices is all that we ask.
ing camping parties for the start next gether. Look at the Populists in tin at them and passes on believing them retiring.
I Precip’tn
1
Mean.
I
Min.
1
Max.
The president appointed last week Joseph morning. Provisions, camping utensils,
Meets in Odd Fellows's Hall every 2d and Date. 1 Temp 1 Temp 1 Temp. 1 in inc hes.
Emery of California Indian agent at the blankets and everything needed for the Fifth district. They made a gallant light to be oil paintings.
ELY’S
4th Monday in each month. Members in
They possess the quality of being im­
We will make it to your intercut to
66
5
Klamath
agency, vice Marshal Petit re­
44
in April for Captain Pharr and elected
r
89
■ood standing cordially invited to attend.
deal with us.
65.5
signed. Prof. Emery was agent there dur­ trip except tents, can be had at reason­ him with their honest votes, but were perishable und beyond all influence of
....
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88
fehl ’92
2
H. 8. E vans , C. P.
able
rates
at
either
place,
if
not
brought
ing
Cleveland
’
s
first
term.
71.5
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94
3
cq
m
P. obt , T atlob , Scribe.
robbed out of tho fruits of their victory. climate or dampness, aud they are mas­ CREAM
from
home,
and
will
be
transported
at
73.5
55
4
92
A number of surveying contracts have
Then tlie special election was called ou terpieces of mechanical workmanship. Opens and cleanses the Nasal Passages,
77.5
91
61
5
been recently let in this state by the sur­ tbe rate of 2 cents a pound. Tents 9x12 insufficient notice. But, nothing daunt But many will think them hard and Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the
54
74
94
can be rented at Ashland at tbe rate of
6
HOPS RRBKCCA DEGREE LODGE, »0. 24.
veyor
general.
Among
the
names
of
Sores, Protects the Membrane from Colds,
74
91
57
7
successful bidders we notice those of A. E. $1 a week, provided application is re­ ed, the Populists all over tho district unsympathetic in outline and decidedly Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell.
Meets on th. 2d and 4th Tuesday In each
76
. . .a
56
96
8
Hammond
and
J.
A.
McCall.
ceived
a
week
before
arrival.
crude
in
color.
Much
wit
has
been
man
­
The Balm is quickly absorbed and gives re­
rallied
bravely
to
the
support
of
Benoit,
. . ..
76.5
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
57
96
9
Leaving Ashland early in tbe morning, and the result showed that they are ufactured by tho critics at the expense lief at once. Price 50 cents at Druggists or
Town people have been filling up their
Miss E mma 8 tephenson , N. 0.
98
67
77.5
. ...
10
mail.
it
is
expected
tiiat
the
first
night
’
s
camp
barn lofts with a winter stock of hay this
of Guido Beni’s “Michael,” for in­ by ELY
59
77.5
Miss N ina E mery , Secy.
96
11
stronger than ever in this district
BROT HERS, 56 Warren St., N. Y,
week, quantities of it being halued in every will be made at Hunt's, on Dead Indian
69
51
97
12
stance, and as many sharp things could
It
is
so
all
over
tho
land.
They
are
71
day. Hay is cheap this year and there is creek; tbe Becond at Pelican bay; the
47
95
13
bo
said
about
a
good
many
other
works
•+++++++++++++++++++++++++
growing
stronger
every
day,
stronger
in
plentv
of
it
of
excellent
quantity,
79
56
. ...
A. O. U. W.
102
third on Wood river near Ft. Klamath,
14
of the same kind in tho church. Yet,
83
63
103
15
+
Trof. Storms of the Normal School return­ and the fourth at the lake. Those numbers, stronger in determination, on the whole, they do not destroy the
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
MECHANICS’
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51
80.5
1'10
16
climbing
Mount Pitt will leave this road zeal and ability, stronger in hope and
ed
from
a
trip
in
the
trail
creek
country
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hall
77
100
51
17
general harmony. Big as they are, when
last
week,
where
he
had
been
huntinh
and
at
Lake
of
the
Woods
and
follow
a
trail
power
of
endurance.
They
have
already
•very second and fourth Wednesday in
lijrms.
78
56
1MJ
100
gathering specimen for the Normal School over which horses can be ridden, six seven members in tho United States they are seen from a little distance, they
each month. All brethren in good standing
101
52
76.5
19
Cabinet.
He
Killed
one
bear
on
the
trip.
are cordially invited to attend.
miles to tbe monntain. It is expected senate, which is more than any party of sink into mere insignificant patches of
59
98
73.5
20
M. R. M oobe , M. W.
95
76
At a meeting of the Executive Com­ that camp can be made at timber line its age ever accomplished. And these color, all but lost in the deep richneu
57
Water of any temperature desired
21
Everything on Earth that is
J. R. C asey . Recorder
49
68.5
mittee of the Oregon Press Association, the second night from Ashland, and groat men, like all the officers elected of the whole.—Marion Crawford in
88
Natural Temperature 85 deg's.
22
New an<l Good.
68.5
held in Portland, July 29th, 1896, it was that, with an early start, the mountain
88
49
23
70.5
decided to call the annual meeting at can be ascended and Pelican bay reached by the Populists, reflect credit upon Century.
50
TO
DRIIK TDK WATER IS A TOMI«
91
21
K. O. T. M.
71
Astoria, Or., by unanimous vote. The by the third night.
91
51
them. Tho new party is making a rec­
25
• • •»
The Glacier of the Dead Plain
70
date
set
being
August
19th.
50
GRANITK TKNT NO. 4, KNIGHTS OF THK
00
Being
Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate»
26
♦
Leaving Medford early in the morn­ ord that commands tho respect of the
67.5
¡56
The finest scenery in this part of our
fungi and animalculea, and neutral­
MACCABEES.
79
27
Dr.
Pepper,
the
Philadelphia
physician
world.
—
Monroe
(Ala.
)
Bulletin.
ing,
tbe
night
’
s
camp
will
be
made
at
62
5
.18
izing
and correcting all acidi­
48
28
77
journey, at the west cud of the famous
Meet in regular review on the second and
was on Sunday’s south bound train trave­ tlie mouth of Trail creek, the second at
.21
ties it promotes a normal and
46
64 5
83
29
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd
Bernese
oberland,
was
that
of
the
gla
­
ling
in
his
luxurious
private
car
the
‘
‘
Bou
­
The
Ills
of
Women.
healthful condition in every
88
51
69.5
Prospect and the third at the lake. The
.30
♦ • ••
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Si:
doir’’. The doctor’s fame and lucrative second
________..
l half
'. 'f the cier of the great Dourl plain. Wo did
88
56
part of the system.
72
Constipation causes
more “
than
31
......
camp will be near Rogue river
Knights cordially invited.
practice are well evidenced by hii
his rich and
„
____
Karl's
Tea
is
a
ills
of
women.
Clover
Root
Too
uot
see
it
until
we
were
on
its
edge
and
G. \V. C rowson , Com.
rapids
and
Mill
creek
falls,
which
can
Mean temp., 73.0; Max. temp., 103, on comfortable style of^,travelling ; over the
ileasant
cure
for
Constipation.
For
sale
by
pleasant
2
—
K
‘
the white expanse spread before us. It
C has . H. G illette , R. K.
be visited without loss of time.
I 15; Min. temp., 43, on 2; Total precip. in continent.
SWIMMING RINK.
Foot and Steam Power
.39; No of days clear 22; partly cloudy 7;
fills a kind of elliptical hollow, some
A third way of reaching the lake, T. K, Bolton.
H. C. DeWitt, proprietor of the Log which may be preferred by some, is to
cloudy 2; prevailing direction of wind, N.
two miles long by a mile wide. Once
LATHS, DRILLS,
Cabin Bakery and one of Yreka’s energetic go bv rail to Ager, Cal., and take stage
They II ace Hal loon« In rarls.
W.
Inclosed and covered, the same medica
on its smooth, large surface the external
Nellie thence to Klamath Falls. Very liberal
Mean temp, for
for 15 years, 69 8; young business men’ and Miss ____
water, always clean, for the springs run a
The
newest
sport
in
Paris
is
the
bal
­
SCROLL and
Quinne. the accomplished daughter of
world is shut out by a ring of low
average rainfall fo
for 15 years, .54.
heavy volume— more than twelve hun­
James Quinne, owner of the electric light transportantion rates have been arrang­ loon game, which is played in this mountain wall. Not a trace of human
CIRCULAR
SAWS,
plant, were married in San Francisco last ed this way. For futber particulars, ad­ fashion:
dred gallons per hour.
activity can be seen in any direction.
I
Wednesday.
House Raising; @
dress Secretary Klamath Falls Cratei
A number of toy balloons are entered Tho largeness, simplicity and seclusion
You may dive and swim and have more
BAND
SAWS,
Etc.
Lake
Club.
The Lakeview papers complain of a
fun than “anybody”—come out as “fine
Among prominent people, who are ex­ for the competition, and in each of of this strange snowfield make it unique.
plague of toads which infest the streets of
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven­
®
® and Moving
that town in great numbers. It is said pecting to be at tbe lake during this ex­ them is placed an envelope, containing We traversed its longest diameter. The
ated and happy.
they make a yearly visitation and the cursion, and who will add to tbe scien­ a postal card, which is addressed to the snow fortunately remained hard
All work entrusted to my care done
Examiner says this year the side walks and
interests of the occasion, are J S judge of the contest The little balloons throughout the hour of our passage,
Located on the
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
thoroughfares are covered with hopping, tific
Higheet Authorities on Min­
Diller and R U Goode, of United States are then set free, and after more or less thanks to a cool breeze and a veiled
the times. 8ee the undersigned be­
jumping, little toads.
ing,
Electricity,
the
Mechan
­
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILI
geological survey, Washington; Dr. C time come to earth again in different sun. The surface was beautifully rip­
fore letting contracts and save
ic Trades, Science, the Use­
O. B. Van Riper and wife and Clarence Hart Merriam of the bilogical survey,
money.
pled and perfectly clean.—‘‘A Thou­
Lane and Miss Minnie Rockfeller left by department of agriculture, Washington ; parts of the country.
ful Arte, Manufactures. Build­
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
Those who find them see the envelopes sand Miles Through the Alps,” by Sir
Oak Street, Ashland. p ALLEN
private conveyance Sunday morning for an Professor F V Coville, botanist, depart­
ing, Engineering, Etc.
extended outing in Klamath county.
and notice thereon a request that the W. M. Conway, in Scribner’s
They will visit G. K. Van Riper at Bon­ ment of agriculture, Washington, and time when each balloon was found, and
anza and thence go to Buck lake, Pelican Dr. B W. Everman, of the United States also the place, be written on the postal
Subscnbe for tbe “Record”—and keep
bay, Crater lake and other points.
fish commission, Washington. There
some reason also to expect that the card, which is then to be dropped in the posted.
—
The Times says: Some time ago Jack is
Proprietor
S § Dealer in
$
Montgomery of Eagle Point precinct forestry commission of the national acad­ poetoffice.
Fruit* of tho System.
At the end of a week the various pos­
captured a coyote and tied a bell to him, emy of sciences; Professor E L Greene,
The
whole
system
of
modern
manu
­
- I-T- I - I ~ I- I- I -I ~ I - I - I
hoping thus to drive others of the kind out botanist, of tbe Catholic university, tal card« are compared, and the prize is
of the country. The seauel to the story Washington ; Mr. and Mrs. J G Lemmon, awarded to that balloon which traveled facture, with its factcry slavery; its
----- AND-----
came last week when Walker Lewis, attract­ botanists, Oakland Cal,; John Muir, the greatest distance in the «hortest gaunt and sallow faces; its half clad
Granite, Marble,
ed by the tinkling of a bell, discovered his Martinez, Cal.; Thomas Condon, of tbe
hunger; its ft-male degradation; its
Almost everybody takes some laxative coyoteship with a companion in the act of
time.—Paris Letter.
Freestone Monuments
abortions and rickt ty children; its dens
I medicine to cleanse the system and keep the slaughtering a hog. The coyote p- pulation university of Oregon; and representa­
tives
of
tbe
United
States
weather
bureau
of pestilence and al < initiation; its ig­
pure. Those who take SIMMONS is too short in that section and ia without
_
*
and Copings. I blood
will
be
in
attendance.
These
gentiemen
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder! a bell.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
norance and brutality und drunkenness;
will
give
a
remarkable
scientific
interest
of a mild and pleasant
get all the benefits or
J, J. Priddy, who has been ailing for to the expedition, and several of them
The intense itching and smarting inci­ its Vice and all the hide-us feitns of in­
Also agents for IRON FENCES.
laxative and tonic that purifies the blood some time died at his home in _ Central
_____ have promised to give more or lees for­ dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, ana other fidelity, hopeless poverty and mad do
Satisfaction guaranteed I and strengthens the whole svstem. And Point last Thursday night the 23rd inst at
diseases of the t>kiu is instantly allayed by spair—these, and if it were possible
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­ 9 o'clock. It was only a few days before, mal talks on subjects connected with the applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin worn than these, an- the sure fruits of I
lake
aud
its
surroundings.
Elegarl E«’:
that
Mrs.
rriddy'
»death
occurred
and
while
P. 0. Ad ire» : YREKA, Siskiyou Co.. LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active the household was still in mourning Death
Ointment. Many very l>ad cases hare been making man the workman of mammon, I
xmples of High Claw Machine Con
and healthy, and when the Liver is In made his second visit. Mr. Priddy was
Cal.
PROGRAMMS.
permanently, cured by it. It is equally instead of making wealth the servant of
struction and Correct Engineering
good condition you find yourself free from born in Virgiuia in 1825, came to California
Design. This Tandem is built on
The following is a suggestion for an efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem­ humanity for the relief of man’s e-state.
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- in 1850 and thence to Oregon in 1870. He
Entirely New Principles. Thous­
outline programme for the week ; subject, edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil­ —Twentieth Century.
I
Headache and Constipation, and rid of has resided in this valley since that time.
ands are l/ooklng to the Tally-Ho,
blains,
frost
bites,
and
chronic
sore
eyes.
however, to such changes as circumstan­
the great reformer in Tandem Con­
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
Residence Lots for sals In
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per bux.
The 10-vear-old adopted eon of Fred ces may dictate.
struction.
These are nil caused by a sluggish Liver.
I'okegama, on reasonable
4
Monday
—
Moat
parties
will
arrive,
Try Dr. Cadyte Condition Powders, they
Good digestion and freedom from stomach Croxtnn was drowned while swimming
Children
Cry
for
V
terms. Lota sold on tbe in.
With pitch camp, and take a preliminary look are just what a horse needs when in bad condi­
troubles w ill only be had when the liver in a elongh Thursday afternoon.
etallraent plan.
Pitcher’s Castorla.
tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
Is property at wprk. If troubled with any one of the Bell bora be had gone to the at '.be lake and its snrro’indinge.
.... -
a...
ivco pond shootidg an air gun. Tbe Bell boy
Tues’lar—Excursion to Cathedral rock
of these complaints,
try Ctuunvc
SIMMONS I LIVER
Successor to Osborn A Alexander,
For
Sale
by
A
shland D rug C o .
lso
a.ooo acres of choie»
UM of f«euere
-j»
REGULATOR. The Kln^ of Liver Medi- took the gun and was bunting near by, Eagle crags and Vidae cliff. This can
Sturar and Yellow Fine Land for .ale
— — 1 Better than
while the Croxton boy went swimming ] lie accomplished in tlie forenoon. Those
401 Market St.,
remaining unca'led in tbe Ashland T. t
does, and
than Pills
Pill».
on the Klamath Kiwi. T«rm> made to
When he returned be mw the boye cloth­ j who desire to spend the day can go on to I
O., for Aug. 3.
su't on application. Address.
■•-EVERY PACKAGE'S^
San Francisco,
Cal.
ing on tbe bank and eaw the boy raise Dutton cliff _ while
______
w equal to
__ _ a verv
.w.,
any
Mrs. Thos. Fox.
Ba. the Z Stamp In red on wrap par. and »Ink again for tbe left time.—Granta trying day’a exertion can croea Sand
Send for Catalogue-
CHAS. COLE,
Persons calling C ot same will please ear ,
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I creek van;on ami aeueat Mount Scott,
•'edvertlfwi.'
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