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VOL. XI.
ASHLAND, JACK8ON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1898,
|
Nearly Au Evana Creek Item.
Professional Cards I this Evans
—..o creek
u.w» uw
has — failed
ma.vu to
... bring up
„ j,
season with its usual “mistaken for
■■RK-SHED BlttCKS.
S0.3O8
TEXAS FEVEB IN
BOXES OP PEACHES
NO. 22.
KLAMATH. I
R oy X l
I a deer” fatal accident.
Shipped Ont of Ashland for the A Straight Statement of the Situa­
Dr. C. M. Slayback, of Portland, has
tion.
Season—Enimated Value, $28,500.
located at Central Point.
’
The shipment of peaches from Ash­ By Stock lusixjctor J. F. Adams.]
Miss Selene McKenzie of Jacksonville land station by Weils-Fargo’s Express
The quarantine line established by I
left Sunday for San Francisco.
and the S. P. R. R. for the season of the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
1898
amounted
to
59,398
boxes,
as
com-
______
wlv 15, 189«, divided the state U1
January
of
I. A. Webb of Medford was in Port­
pared to 70,761 boxes for the season of California leaving the northern part of
land last week on a business trip.
¡897.
The
average
price
on
board
the
That
state
uïmvë
’
t'në'iine.
'
Owing
’
to
ïhe
1897.
that
u 1 m > v < s tne line. Owing
the
A. E. Reames, the Jacksonville at­ ears in Ashland last year was estimated extensive drouth in California this vear
torney, was here Saturday on business. at 39 per box, while thisyearit av-raged the department was asked to remove
Henry Laws of Woodville has been 47 ts cents per box, largely due to the I the restrictions, which was done March
Made from pure
granted an increase of pension to $12 per drouth and short crop tn California. • 25, placing the whole state below the
Thus it will be seen that in round num­ ■ quarantine line, ami inspectors of the
cream of tartar.
HINMAN, D. D. S.
month.
You Should Know.
bers the 60,000 boxes this season realized Bureau of Animal Industry, U. 8. De­
Postmaster John F. Miller and Peter »28,500 as against »21,000 brought for partment cf Agriculture were stationed
| What Hood’s Sarsaparilla baa power to do
I for those who have impure and impover­ Britt, jr., returned Sunday from San the 1897 crop of 10,000 more boxes—or at various points within California to
Dentist.
ished blood. It makes the blood rich and Francisco.
70,000 boxes. It is needless to remark inspect cattle for interstate traffic. C»l-
I pure, and cures scrofula, salt rheum, dys­
Ex-Marshal John W. Dyar has re­ the (teach crop was unusually profitable ’ ifornia cattle originally on non-iiifected
pepsia, catarrh, rheumatism, nervousness.
If you are troubled with any ailment caus­ turned to Jacksonville from the state of this year. Though the crop was not ranches, that had not been exposed to
In the Malonic Building, up itairi, over ed
quite lip to that of 1897 in quantity, tlie 1 Texas, Splenetic or Southern Cattle
or promoted by impure blood take Washington.
Poit Office.
peaches were of larger size.
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
fever were inspected and if found free
Alum baking powders are the greatest
The Masons of Gold Hill meet there
These figures represent only the ship­ from contagious or infectious diseases
meuacers to health of the present day.
Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, tomorrow afternoon to organize an A. F. ments out o' Ashland and do not cover would be granted special permit. This
easy to take, easy to operate
A. M. lodge.
PR. S. T. SONGER
the amount consumed in the local mark­ inspection was made at the expense of j
I’ardoued J uki Uefoie Death.
Mrs. J. 8. Brandon and two sons re­ et or put up by families who come here the Department of Agriculture.
for that purpose every season, or the
Physician and Surgeon.
During July Dr. Chas. H. Blemer,
Bob Hinman, sentenced in 1897 to five turned Sunday from a visit of several amount peddled out by wagons in points
PRESS COMMENTS
government inspector, was in our coun-
years in tlie penitentiary for shooting months in Illinois.
in Jackson county, Klamath and Lake tv investigating the condition of the Cal­
Wm. Huggins near Riddle’s, Douglas
G. E. Sackett and Lewis Wyant went counties and across the state line in Sis­ ifornia cattle imported into this county
IjafayettH SratUH Money.
Novelty Block, Opp. Hotel Oregon
county, was pardoned by the governor to Hornbrook Sunday to prospect and kiyou county, which cannot be computed
The sum of $17 was collected in the
a few months previous. The majority
Friday. He is dying with quick con­ look at seme mines.
with any degree of aeetiracy nor the of these cattle were not inspected by a rooms of Ashland’s public schools Oct.
ASHLAND
— — —
OREGON sumption ami bis mother went to Salem
amount evaporated and dried.
19th
toward raising a fund
«.reef a
Section
Foreman
D.
O
’
Tool,
wife
and
ger
iral
inspector
and
the
cattle
brought
to take him home, but he died there the
daughter, were up from Phoenix Sunday
into tiiis county without said inspector’s monument to Lafayette in France. The
next day.
Portland,
Oct.
28.
—
Last
month
the
visiting Ashland friends.
Sacramento Bee touched up this method
|)R- C. W. BARR
Northern Pacific Terminal Co. handled permit were brought in violation of the of
A Special Election
securing the means as follows:
quarantine laws and regulations.
Mrs. T. D. Gilmore and infant of this more freight cars than were ever before federal
At
the
time
of
his
visit
here
in
July,
Dr.
The children of the poor are sensi­
Gov. Lord lias appointed Nov. 15th as city are paying her relatives at Riddle a Handled in Portland in one month, ex­
Dental Parlors,
the date of special election in Multnomah visit, going down Saturday.
cept in September, 1891, and thus far in Blemer states positively that Splenetic tive, and those who are not able to con­
fever would result from the importation tribute are as much entitled to protec­
In Odd Fellows’ Block, Ashland, Oregon county, to fib the vacancy made by Sen­
the month of October all previous rec­ of
F.
V.
Jeffers
has
returned
to
Burns
the southern cattle, hut owing to the tion from humiliation an the children of
ator Sinton. The republicans nominated
ords have been broken.
from
Central
Point,
accompanied
by
Dr.
high altitude of this county it was his the rich are from insult. The schools
; Dr. S. E. Josephi, ex-superintendent in-
The
Northern
Pacific
Terminal
Co.
All work pertaining to modem den­ ! sane asylum. Thedemocratsnominated Lindsey of the latter place.
handles all cars brought into or sent out opinion that the cold nights would re­ should never at any time, no matter
tistry. Painless operation, a specialty. I J. C. Flanders, a democrat w ho refused
R. M. Kincaid has returned to Central of Portland, except those 61 the Yamhill tard the development of the ticks (trans­ how good the cause, be used as a source
| to support Bryan in 1896. The pop- Point from a visit to tlie Klamath hot division of the Southern Pacific. Up to mitters of Texas or Splenetic fever.) of contribution. No teacher should ever
Within the last three weeks Splenetic be allowed to ask the children in her
l ulists, silver republicans and a bolting springs, much improved in health.
this date the O. It. <St N. has brought in­ fever
iris developed on the Carr ranch charge to donate a penny for any pur­
faction of democrats nominated Chas.
to
Portland
only
half
as
many
cars
of
p M. BROWER, M. D.
R. T. Newman of Eagle Point has
in the Tule lake valley.
pose whatever. There is no punish­
K. Henry, a silver republican.
moved to Ft. Klamath where he bought wheat as it bad landed here at the same
The disease developed among a bunch ment so cruel as that experienced by a
date last year, and yet the company has
Physician and Surgeon,
Constipation prevents the body front into a general store with Fred Larson.
of
some
280
fat
cows
which
Mr.
Carr
rhild when it awakes to a sudden real­
handled many more cars of freight than
itself of waste mailer. De Wilt’s
ASHLAND
— - —
OREGON ridding
Marion High came over from Picard, were Handled up to the same date last had sold to Miller & Lux. These cows ization that on account of its poverty
Little Early Kisers will remove bick Head­
had
been
placed
in
a
pasture
in
which
it is unable to do that which other chil­
ache, Bill’ usness, Inactive Liver and clear Siskiyou county, Saturday. Hom r year.
Mr. Carl 's southern cattle were placed dren can do. It should be the duty of
OFFICE :
toe Complexion. Small, sugar coated, High returned to this place with him.
Lumber, hops, fruit and merchandise and
held
for
a
few
days
after
their
ar
­
every teacher and educator to see that
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic, i don’t gripe or cause nausea. T. K. Bolton
Brick P. Wells, formerly of Ashland have constituted the chief freights to rival in Klamath county, but fortunate­ it is spared this pain.
Laurel and Main Streets.
and Telephone Drug Store.
»recinct, is running the “Texas Short press the facilities of the railroads.
ly
for
Mr.
Carr
the
cattle
contracted
the
If a Lafayette statue cannot be ob­
The Pacific Northwest is sending an disease in a mild form (due to the scar­
Hon. Turner Oliver of La Grande, has Order Restaurant” at BurnB, Harney
tained without calling for contributions
unprecedented amount of freight east city
gone east. He will make a thorough county.
of ticks) and up to date only some from the children in our public schools,
this fall. Hops and dried fruit, that con­
J .A. McCALL
| i study of the sugar-beet industry in Ne-
seven or eight have succumbed to the then let the statue not be built. Money
A consignment of track iron is being
I i braska and Utah. The information he shipped from this city to the Ashland stitute a large part of the Southern Pa­ disease. Tnere was some doubt as to raised in this wav would be wet with
’s fall business go away east, thus
! will gather w ill be submitted totiie legis­ mine near Ashland, Oregon.—Redding cific
requiring the use of cars for a long time the disease being Texas fever but it was the tears of humiliation, and the statue
lature at the January session in support Searchlight.
Civil Engineer and
for
n
single shipment. The same is true set at rest by the arrival of Dr. Blemer, that it paid for would be a monument to
Representative Sherwin-’s bill offering
who stated that i> was genuine Texas or thousands of broken hearted little ones.
Mineral Surveyor. | of
Weeks A: Orr, the Eden precinct or- of lumber shipments to tlie east. It is Splenetic fever. Mr. Carr immediately If the wish is to let the children of the
a bounty for sugar-beet culture.
estimated
that
the
value
of
this
fall
’
s
chardists.havecoinmenced shipping their
commenced greasing the cattle with a
Ludies. take the best. If you are troubled apples and will load 25 cars of first-class shipments to the east from Oregon and mixture of lard aud coal oil, and it is United States pay for this statue, let the
NOTARY PUBLIC.
to
with constipation sallow skin and a tired whiter varieties.
Washington is double that of similar stated by several reliable cattlemen that inonoy be raised by a
Surveys for Patents and Mining Loca­
canvass, but never, under any circum­
feeling, take Karl’s Clover Tea—it is pleas­
shipments last year.
tions a specialty. Address Ashland,Or.
the
treatment
has
been
beneficial.
ant to take Sold by T K Bolton.
stances,
allow
the
asking
hand
to cross
Mrs. 8. K. Ogle of Klamath Falls, for­
Great interest is being taken in the the portals of a schoolhouse.
To Care a Cold in Ono Day.
merly Miss Kate Chitwood, is visiting
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. “tick theory” and Texas fever by the
Office at residence. 8outh Main Street
BOttN
Ashland friends, the guest of her sister,
All druggists refund the money if it fails cattleman of the Tule lake country Portland Welcome. 1
Mrs. C. B. Watson.
Among the prominent workers is Mike
O yes, there is now complete harmony
CANTRALL—At the Devlin farm on | Speaker E. V. Carter, who was de­ to Cure. 25c.
llartery. who has become so interested in the republican party in Oregon—of
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
Applegate, Oct. 28, 1898, to Mr. and | tained at Salem to correct up the house
Klamath County Notes.
in tlie eradication of the disease that lie the same sort as it is exists between the
Mrs. Miles F. Cantrall, a son.
’ returned ’ ’ home - Saturday
. .
I journal,
ac­
James Holmes is erecting a new hotel has conducted some experiments with lion and the lamb when they lie down
companied
by
his
wife.
the
ticks with reference to transmitting together—the lamb inside of the lion.
G. A. II.
WILLIAMS—In Medford, Oct. 24, 1898,
at Merrill.
the disease, etc. Dr. Blemer stated Mr. Simon is the lion; the lambs are all
to Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams of Cor­
bubnsidb post no . 23.
Miss Mary Jeffrey returned to Medford
Thos.
Young
of
Merrill
is
in
Ashland
that the sick native cattle will not give inside of him, and he and they are se­
vallis. a son.
Saturday from Gazelle to remain. Mrs. visiting relatives and friends.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
¿he fever to other native cattle, but not renely harmonious.
Id Hstnrday of each month. Visiting Con’ DOWNING—At Lake creek, Oct. 17, Robt. Jeffrey came over from Klamath-
W. T. Nelson and family of Lorella to move them until November 15 (the La Grande Observer]
rades cordially welcomed.
1898, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Downing, on the same day on a visit.
danger
is in the fields which have con­
B. B rack . Commander.
gone to Medford to spend the win­
We have not noticed the prefix “boss”
a daughter.
W. P. Farlow and J. W. Slinger cap­ have
tained the southern cattle for any length
M ilton B bbbt , Adjutant.
ter.
Simon’s name in anv of the re­
tured a brown bear near the latter’s
of time) and that the cold weatiier before
publican
papers since his election to the
Jesse Ball has purchased the Childers would effectually eradicate the disease,
place on Lake creek. Eear are very
MAKKiEI),
U.
S.
senate.
W. R. C.
ranch
near
Merrill
of
M.
E.
Hutchinson
numerous in that section this year.
and in his opinion the ticks would not
bcbsbioz BXLixr corps mo . 24
for »925.
survive our winter.
Albany Democrat.]
Joe Owens has sold the Gohl Hill
Meets :n Odd Fellows hall it 2 o’clock p GRIFFIN — EVERTON — In Grants Hotel
Chas. Henry and family of Swan lake
to
Elliott
Earhart,
who
Mr. Mitchell has passed and will
took
Ileal Ests-te Transfers.
m on the second and fourth Saturday« of
Paes, Oct. 26, 1898, Mr. George Grif­
probably not come up again in a way
each month. M rs . B vsam B rach . Pres.
fin and Miss Susie Everton, Rev. charge last week. Mr. E. is an old resi- have returned to their Jackson county
G
I
’
Lindley
to
J
U
Willike
and
wife
—
stock
ranch
to
remain
all
winter.
dent of Little Shasta, Siskiyou county.
that will count in Oregon politics, and
M bs . Mary Berry, Seo’y.
Brown officiating.
property in Medford precinct; $1.
he may «as well return to his real home
Geo. T. Baldwin took a Sacramento
Mrs. Elizabeth Devens, a former resi­
J F White to Phil Simpkins—55 acres in Washington. And yet it is a fact
WAY—WOOD—At the U. 8. Hotel in
drummer,
W.
C.
Smith
to
Crater
lake
dent
of
this
county
and
mother
of
Geo.
in
Hopwood
die,
Central
Point
pre
­
Jacksonville, Oct 24, 1898, by R S
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
that Mr. Mitchell as United States sen­
Dunlap, J. P., E. C Way and Irene Brown, the Eagle Point merchant, died Oct. 22d and found no snow on the road cinct ; $2000.
ator was a hard and telling worker for
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of
Oct. 15th in Camas valley, Douglas coun­ or at the lake.
J H Simon, J B McGee and A N So- Oregon, a brilliant senator with a high
Wood.
Pythias, Ashland. Oregon, meets every
ty, in the 76th year of her age.
liss to J Nunan—lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk standing among his colleagues, He was
Monday evening. VisitiiTg Knights iiigood
Pelican
postoffice
quit
business
Sun
­
VAN SLYKE—RAY—At the U. S. Ho­
standing are cordially invi'ed to attend
W. W. Miller, who has been engaged day for the winter and J. N. Smith, the 15, Jacksonville, Excelsoir Livery Stable a very accommodating gentleman and
tel in Jacksonville. Oct. 26, 1898, by
*
pfcNNINGTON, 0. 0.
many wjll remember him kindly who
in the flour mills at Paisley and at mail contractor has pulled in at Ash­ property; $2.
Rev.
J.
L.
Stratford,
E.
A.
Van
T. H. S immon , K. U.S.
11 C Myer to E B Myer—q c cl to prop­ never supported him politically.
Slyke and Miss Lora Ray, both of Gold Cedarville, Modoc county, returned Sat­ land until spring.
I
erty in Ashland precinct; $!.
urday
to
work
in
the
Ashland
roller
I. O. O. F.
llill. They left for Portland to spend
Oscar Goodell, a young man well
Dreadfully Nervous.
Joe Turner to W H Barry—river min­
mills while Fred Burriss taket a lay-off. known in Jackson county, was married
their honeymoon.
ASHLAND LODOB, NO. 45.
ing claim dam in Gold Hill district:
G enth :—I was dreadfully nervous,
nervous. and
State Treasurer Phil Metschan spent Oct. 26th at Merrill to Mrs. Nettie Ham­ $1.
for relief took your Karl’s Clover Root Tea.
Hold regular meetings every Thursday
Sunday with his brother-in-law, Freight ilton of that place.
W C II Bowman to W II Barry—river It quieted my nerves and strengthened my
DIED.
evening at their hallin Ashland. Brethren
whole nervous system. 1 was troubled with
Agent
P.
B.
Whitney
in
Ashland,
meet
­
mining
claim
in
Gold
Hill
district;
$1.
E. V. Jeffers a deputy sheriff of Har­
in good standing are cordially invited to
kidney and bowel trouble.
ing liis wife, who had been down in Cal-
John I’rall to W H Barry—river min­ constipation,
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
CASTOR—In Eden precinct, Oct. 28, ifnornia attending the passing away of ney county was in Klamath Falls last
Your Tea soon cleansed niv s\ stem *o thor­
ing
claim
in
Gold
Hill
district;
»100.
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, ». O. box 102.
week
looking
for
Moses
and
Dick
Bart-
oughly that I rapidly regained health and
1898, Jesse Castor, aged 20 years and her mother.
O Holtan to Helena Holtan—240 acres strength. Mrs. b. A. Sweet.Hartford,Conn.
row, two Harney county absconding
6 months.
in secB 14 and 24, tp 34 s, r 2 w; $1.
Sold by T. K Bolton
Frank Smith and little son have re­ debtors.
PILOT BOCK BNCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
SCHLEES—At Gold Hill, Oct. 28, 1898, turned home from visiting relatives in
E D Briggs to G W Crowson—40 acres
O. II. Harshbarger and family of in sec 16, tp 39 s, r 1 e; »70.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and
Mrs. James Schlees.
Well Sattalle.1.
Ashland. Mrs. Smith will remain in Klamath
Falls have moved to San Fran­
■■
a Ashland on account of poor health.—
4th Monday in each month. Members in ————a
W II Jacks to Laura A Bradley—18
Aubrey de Vere gives, in bis “Recol­
cisco.
He
is
figuring
on
going
into
bus
­
good standing cordially invited to attend.
Elkton correspondent Roseburg Plain­ iness at Manila, in the Phillipine acres in Eden precinct; $700.
lections,” an account of meeting, iu
H. 3« JCbVANH, v. x •
F M Amy to J 11 D M Davis—40 acres Switzerland, ono of tliofe IravelerB who
dealer. Mrs. 8. is stopping with her Islands.
R ost , T atlob , Scribe.
of d 1 c 55, tp 36 s, r 2 w; $500.
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Janies Chisholm.
Maggie Peil to W Beeson—80 acres in make it a point of honor to see uotbiug
Australia is developing a valuable
Cure that couch with Shiloh’s Cure. The
so good as wbat they find at home.
IIOPX BBBXCCA DSGBXB LODOB, HO. 24.
qest Cough Cure. Relieves croup prompt trade with Europe in frozen rabbit sec 26, tp 37 s, r 1 e; $175.
J P Mullarky to Laura Breske— min­ This man was an Irishman, with whom
|y. One million bottles sold last year. 40 meat. Klamath and Lake counties
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
doses for 25 cis. Sold bv T. K. Bolton.
might try their jack rabbits on the ing claim in Sardine creek district; $300. patriotism was so truly a mania that
month In Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
L A Simons to Wm Wilson—15 acres every word in praiso of the scenery
Miss Etna P attibsom , N . U.
L. Leo Hopkins of Lakeview, formerly European palate.
of d 1 c in tp 37 s, r 2 w; $1800.
about him seemed a distinct aspersion
John Shook was in Klamath Falls
M ias N ina E m « by , Secv.
a student in the Ashland state normal
W J I’rall to C E Smith—3.13 acres in on tbo land of bis birth.
school, was married Oct. lGtli at Oak­ last week from Dairy. He reports bus­ sec 19, tp 37 s, r 1 w ; $250.
“What can you compare bore,” he
land, Cal., to Miss Mae White, and iness in his locklity as active and that
L Peterson to L C Denison—80 acres demanded, “with the mountains of
left for Manila the next day to join his he has been able to pay his farm hands in sec 4, tp 35 s, r 3 w ; $175.
A. O. U. W.
Most torturing and diaflguring of itching, regiment, the 23d U. 8. infantry. The $1.25 a day this summer.
ASHLAND LODOB, NO. 66.
Anna McConville to Mollie A Denison Wicklow?”
burning, scaly skin and scalp humors is in. engagement has existed for three years.
“Perhaps,” said a traveler, "one
Meets In lodge room in Masonic Had
Dr. E. J. Boyd returned Wednesday 40 acres in sec 4, tp 35 s, r 3 w ; $200.
stantly
relieved
l>y
a
warm
bath
with
C
uti
-
svery ssconp and fourth Wednesday m
Soothing, healing, cleansing De Witt's from a visit with his father at Walla
Estate of II Amy to A M Ford—37.63 might name the mountains of the Mont
CURA S oap , a single application of C vticcra
each month. All brethren in good standing
Witch Hazel Salve is the implacable en­ Walla He saw the celebrated 2:04 acres near Central Point; $208.15.
Blanc range.”
(ointment , the g: eat skin cure, and a full dose
tre cordially invited to attend.
of ( itici it a R esolvent , greatest of blood emy of «ores, burns and wounds. Il never Dei Norte, (a grandson of Altamont)
H F Barron to G W P.arron—property
“Ob,” he replied scornfully, “they're
C. F. H asty , M. W.
purifiers and humor cures, when all else fails. fails to cure Piles. You may rely upon II, pace a mile without a rider and says it is in Ashland precinct; $5000.
out of all reason! lam after walking
J. R. C abby . Recorder
T. K. Bolton and Telephone Drug Store
State of Oregon to W Beeson—10 acres along the Chamcuni valley for three
a grand sight to see him push himself at
Mrs. W. J. Plymale of Jacksonville the finish.
in sec 36, tp 37 s, r 1 e; $50.
days, and I only saw four of those
and her youngest daughter, Mrs. Marie
MINING LOCATIONS.
mountains. Sure, in Wicklow I’d have
Articles incorporating the Corona
Ha ch, who was wedded and widowed
E A Leeson Smith, Sept 29th, a oounted as many as eight of them in
in less than three months, will spend Land and Water Co., been filed with the
quartz
claim
in
Sams
creek
district.
secretary
of
state.
The
capital
stock
is
three hours!”
oneday st Glendale as our guest, enroute
Is »old thrnnfhmit the worM.
D wg ani » C wbw .
G 8 Leeson Smith, Oct 1st a quartz
~ C.
"
Coar., Fropa., Bus to u. ” How to Cure Balt Kheuiu," free.
“Have yon seen this wonderful wa­
to San Francisco, via Portland. At the $ 100,000 and the incorporators i are S.
L.
Parr
­
Trayner,
A.
L.
Leavitt
and
C.
claim
in
same
district.
latter place they will be the guests of
terfall within half a mile of usJ”
EAI I IBIA UAtD Pimi'lv Fu*', Rehr BWnlshea,
E N Provolt and L C Hyde, Oct 25th,
TALLIRU nAlll
Cured by C uticuma S»ar.
Mrs. D. H. Green, and will meet Mrs. ish. who have established its office at
"I havo not seen it, and I am not go­
1500 inches of water to be conveyed
Dr. Hatch, of San Francisco, who at Klamath Falls.
ing to see it. Didn’t I see the O’Sulli­
from
200
yards
below
upper
Applegate
comes to meet her only son’s bride of a
The statement made by the Republic bridge to’Williams creek.
van cascade at Killarney? Down it
few weeks and goes to the home of her can it would appear
..
that Big „ Klamath
Fl) Conklin, Oct 4th, 50 inches of comes from such a height that you don’t
late husband’s parents to remain in­ lake will float as large a sea craft as the
T$ HUI TH WIT KI IS S T«I1C
definitely. Mrs. H. D. Green, who is “navy” of Aguinalao, the Phillipiner. water of Tie Camp creek, Lost creek know where it comes from. Down it
plunges, thundering and bellowing,
1 Cures Fever.
so well known to the people in Portland, It expects to see a formadible fleet of precinct. _________________
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate, No.
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semetimes black us ink and sometimes
is an aunt of the late Dr. Harry Louis six vessels navigating the placid waters
funglandanimalculea,and neutral­
Worms.
No. 2
Public School Report.
white as milk, dashing itself against
ising and correcting all acidi­
Hatch.—Glendale item in Roseburg of Big Klamath lake next spring. Al­
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Infants
’
Diseases.
Number
of
days
taught,
18:
Number
No.
3
ties it promotes a normal and
Plaind.valer.
the righthand rocks and smashing itself
ready there are four new steamers now of holidays, 2.
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healthful condition in every
Diarrhea.
No. ♦
being constructed—three by A. Vander-
against the left hand rocks. What is
Days
of
attendance,
boys
4439%
;
girls,
Dyspepiia
cured.
Shiloh
’
s
Vitalizer
im
­
part of the system.
«
Coughs.
your Handeck fall compared to »hat?”
No. 7
mediately relieves soar stomach, coming carr, a recent arrival there from Nevada, 4687; total, 9126^.
up of food distress, and is the crest kidney and one by W. T. Richardson, which
“Some per.-ons would say, "was ’he
Days of absence, boys, 251J<; girls,
— SWIMMING RINK. — No. 8 Cures Neuralgia.
and liver remedy. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
will probably be launched this week. 276; total, 527^.
reply, “that the waterfall here is about
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Headache.
No. 9
Another
one
is
the
Lottie
C.,
now
at
Cases of tardiness, boys, 30; girls, 38; ten times as high aud six times as
The Golden Key Mining Co., which
enclosed and covsrsd, the same medics
«
Dyspepsia.
bonder! the Braden mine and other Keno, which it is proposed by J. M. I total, 68.
broad.”
water, always clean, for the springe run a No. IO
Childers
the
Ft.
Klamahh
mail
con
­
«
Number enrolled on register, boys,
Delayed Periods. mines in Kanes creek and Gold Hill dis­ tractor, to return to the Big lake and be
"Ah, then," said he. with an added
neavy volume- more than twelve hun­ No. 11
277;
girls,
279;
total,
556.
tricts, has 25 men at work on the first
«
Leuchorrea.
No. 12
dred gallons per honr.
New scholars, boys, 25; girls, 17; to- note of scorn, "then the O’Sullivan cas­
named property. Messrs. Freeman and cut down so as to enable it to navigate
cade is not big enough for you? And
Mitchell, two expert miners are in Wood river. The other boat is the tai, 42.
You may dive and swim and have more No. 13 Cures Croup.
teli mo this, now, couldn't you take a
Average daily attendance, 507.
•<
charge. The mill is being rebuilt, a pretty little naphtha launch which is
fun than "anybody”—come out as “fins No. 14
Skin Diseases.
magnifying glass to it?"
Per cent of attendance, 94><.
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuren
steam hoist has been put in and other now already on the lake and owned by
<«
Rheumatism.
No IB
Number of visitors, 33.
ated and happy.
new machinery will De added soon.— Kendall A Crary.
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Cases of corporal punishment, 7.
Malaria.
Journal.
Nice neat cottages, partly tarnished, No. 16
A cough is not like a fever. It does not
Tardiness of teacher, 0.
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torrent. For information address the No. 19
Be not deceived I A couch, hoarseness here to run a certain course. Cure it
Catarrh.
Days absence of teacher, 0.
or croup are not to be trifled with. A dose Suicklyand effectually with One Minute
proprietor.
No. 20 Cures Whooping Cough in time of Shiloh’s Cure will sa7e you much ougb Cure, the best remedy for all ages
The above report shows the largest
Located on the
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trouble. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
and for the most severe case- We rec­ daily attendance and monthly enroll­
Asthma.
No. 21
Cure sick headache, bail
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Barnstorming theatrical troops can ommend it because its good. T. K. Bol­ ment in the history of the schools.
HELMAN
LAND, HALF A MIL* 1 No. 24
General Debility.
Attention is called to the large num­ taste In the mouth, coated
safely visit the Klondike now. Eggs are ton and Telepone Drug Store.
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tonxue, gas in the stomach,
III
Sea-Sickness.
ber
of
cases
of
tardiness.
A
special
ef-
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
No. 26
quoted at $12 a dosen.
and indigestion. Do "
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The Evening Telegram claims that it fort will be made to reduce this number dhtrea«
«
Kidney Diseases.
No. 27
not weaken, but ha»« tonic effect.
25 rent«.
John Avery, a Josephine county farm­ ia
L just to
—
r
A. 12,27?
“ _~"i j next month and if this measure is not The only Pill« to take with Hood * SareeparilU.
compute
from the
10,000pupili
No. 28 Cures Nervous Debility. er, aged 64 years, was committed to the i in "
Portland's public schools that the! successful more stringent regulations
<<
I will be adopted. But two cases were re-
city has 90,000 inhabitants.
Urinary Diseases asylum last week.
No. 30
Props letor
ported by Miss Pohle, three by Mr.
$<
The People’s Party Paper of Atlanta,
Heart Disease.
Mrs. Simons, residing near Lebanon, Washburn, ami four each from the
No. 32
G a ., widely known as Tom Watson’s is said to be the oldest person io Oregon.
(C
Sore Throat.
No. 34
High school, Miss Brown’s room and
paper, suspended publication at the She is 104 years old.
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Mr. Parker’s room.
Colds and Grip.
No. 77
close of the Georgia election, Watson
A fine flag is offered to the echool
ctive solicitors wanted ev -
D b . HncyuBBTB’ nomeoFATBic M anual had ceased putting up the money,
making the fewest cases of tardiness
ERTWHERK
for
Th.
Story
of
the
though
it
had
his
moral
support.
of D ihf . arm M ailkd F rkk .
through the year.
Philippines” by Murat Halstead, commis-
GENERAL
ANTED—SEVERAL TRUSTWOR­ •toned hr the Government m O.U ci ai His­
You can Lave it all for
Small bottle« of pleasant pellet«, fit the rest
A collection was taken on the 19th for
I pocket. Sold by druggist«, or «ent prepaid upon
THY PKRHON8 in this state to torian to the War Department. The book the La Fayette .Memorial Fund amount­
receipt of price. ® cent«, except Noe
and M
manage our buslnees tn theirown and near-
Per
.....
are made |1.00 «ire only. Humphrey«’ Medi bycounties. Ills mainly office work con­ wan written in army camps at San Prancis- ing to $17.7(1 and was remitted to the
M ob th
co, on the Pacific with General Mer rttt. in
! cine Company. Ill William St., New York.
ducted at borne. Salary slraignt $9 0 a the hospitals at Honolulu. In Hong Kong, proper authority.
The Evening Telegram, of Portland,
The bi-monthly examinations were
year and expenses—definite, bonafide. no in the American trenches at Manila , in the
ho more, no les« salary
Monthly insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, on the held at the High school last week and Oregon. It ia the largest evening news-
»75. References Enclose self-addressed decs of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the term examinations
for the grades paper pnbliehed in Oregon : it cootaioa
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— A a —— part
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stamped envelope. Herbert K. Hees, Preet., the roar of battle al the fait of Manila, — will
be l.«l^l
held it.
the — 1 latter
of Novem- all the newe ot the state and ol the nation.
Larga and Sncceasfal Handlers of
Dept M., Chicago,
Try it fnr a month. A sample copy will
Bonanza tor
DoiiBnz*
for avenir.
agents. orimrut
Brimful oi
cf original
inriuw ber.
be mailed to you free. Addreee
pictures taken by gnvernmrnt pbot- »graph-
SOUTHERN OREGON TEACHES
Z
•rs on tbs spot. Large boot. Low prices. I
profits Freight paid Credit given
— Been tie
Big prollu
**
“ * trashy
* hma
/K a I a I war
■, m m k. books
ke o . (J Q !• a .
Drop U1
unofllctal
113-115 Front Street, Oor. Wa blngton
il ir»,
ananas, ■ F. . T.
a . EMkas»
Bsrbsre. I Sso’y., .
fit
free. AtUreaa.
Porttaatf, Or».
Portland, Oregon.
However, B. R.
J)R. J. S. HERNDON
I Moore ot Woodville a few days ago
heard a rifle bullet whiz past his head
I and bury itself in the ground imme­
Physician and Surgeon,
ASHLAND
_ — -
OREGON diately in front of him. He was out
j hunting and had on a dark shirt and at
inn time
tiinn was o stooping
!
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orncx:
; i the
over going silently
Hargadins Avenue, vast ot Chautauqua through the brush. Mr. Moore lias no
Tabernacle.
i doubt the shooter did it by accident and
has the latter’s poor marksmanship to
| thank for his life.
A Beautiful Present
In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand),
the manufacturers, I. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have
decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of
starch sold. These presents are in the form of
Baking Powder
I
Safeguards the food
against alum.
SALT
RHEUM
(yticura
White Sulphur Springs
ASHLAND
BATHING ADATHiNS- HUMPHREYS’
Hood’s
GRANT
HELMAN
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7
Know the News C
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Beautiful Pastel Pictures
They are 13x19 inches in site,and are entitled as follows:
Lilacs and
Pansies.
£
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Wild
American
Poppies.
Pansies
and
Marguerites
Lilacs and
Iris.
These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist,
R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects
in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public.
The pictures are ; rcurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig­
inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art.
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing
them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit.
One of these pictures J— ■
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,
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&IC ’ Starch
StcLB’Cil
Elastic
with beac^panckageyof
purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and
is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a
beautiful picture.
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ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
Direct from the Eastern Factories.
IRON BEDS,
BOOK CASES,
MUSIC CABINETS,
CHAMBER SUITS,
EXTENSION
and
PARLOR TABLES,
REFRIGERATORS,
.......... ROCKERS,
FANCY SCBEENS.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
i will compare prices with anyone in the State of Oregon, freight on goods
considered.
J. P. DODGE,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
ASHLAND
MILLS
CÖÜÜI PATENT XFLÖÜn
VIRGIN & CO., PROP’S
H. S. EVANS,A8HLAND’ OR
M ais S tbkbt , O pposite P laza .
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WALL PAPER. GLASS. ETC.
B cildimo P apsrs , WaAPPive PArxBS AND T winxs . ARTI8T8’ MATERIALS.
PAINTING,
PAPERING,
ETC.
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Commission
Merchants
127 Front Street, Portland, Or.
OUR TRADE
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Normal Academy
^-Business Institute,
Stockton, Cal
This School is tlie result of a successful experience in all the grades of t|ie pub­
lic schools for a term of thirtv years. Il was not instituted as a mint in which to
amass a fortnns I don’t want a thousand pupils, with a regiment of teachers.
I don't teach two hundred branches. I don't advertise on barns and lances.
My arbool is a plain, practical, common sense school. I teach all English hraocbM
from the bottom ap, thoroughly and well, with daily reviews, until perfection is se­
cured. My pupils for certificates for the Civil Service, for West Point, for the Nor­
mal Academy never fail; and my bookkeepers never have to hunt a job.
t
Practical Course for 6 months, 130 00; $50 00 for 1 year.
Business Cour» for 6 month., $'0 00; $90 00 for 1 year.
Normal Coors, for 6 month!, $50 00; $90 00 for 1 year,
Board and room cf tho best in private families, $16 per month.
Thinking, iWeanoning, Analysis afe Specialpft^^i