Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, November 09, 1899, Image 1

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VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY BECOBD.
.......ASHLAND, OREGON
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VALLEY RECORD
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VOL. XII
ASHLAND, JACKSON
FINISH
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COUNTY,
PRESSED BUICKS.
NEW R. R. ANO STEAMBOAT CO.
Guaranteed
ASHLAND,OREUON
R. N. NASON’S PAINTS!
Organization of a Company to Con­
Miss Bertha Lewie returned to Jack­
st met a Railroad from Rlamatbon sonville Satnrday.
Through tbe Jenny Creek Timber
Walter O’Donoghue was painting at
Belt to Klamath Falla and Navigate Gold Hill this week.
the LaKea and Rivera with Steam­
W. J. Virgin was at Yreka the first of
boats.
the week on flour business.
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Continental Household Paint,
and CEMETICO.
Max Muller has returned to Jackson­
Conductor L. W. Van Horn of the
Southern Pacific Co., Surveyor Jesse A. ville from his San Francisco visit.
FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
GUARANTEED MEANS:—Your
McCall, both of Ashland, David Horn
Mrs. James Wiley and babe went to
of Hornbrook, Geo. T. Baldwin and Sur­ Medford Sunday to visit her folks.
Honey returned if the article la not
veyor R. 8. Moore oi Klamath Falls on
m represented.
Saturday, in Ashland, perfected the or­ O. O. Helman and wife are this week
ganization of the Oregon Midland Rail­ moving fron^ Ft. Jones to Sawyer’s Bar.
way Company, with Klamath Falls its
Mrs. J. C. Tolman and daughter, Mrs.
place of business and >1,000,000 as the Ida Stroud, visited Jacksonville Monday.
Our Copper Riveted Overalls and Spring Bottom Pants are
capital stock of the concern. The arti-
Miss Myrtle Woodford has returned to
perfect in every respect and are guaranteed. For sale everywhere.
cais of incorporation were filed Monday.
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
The purposes of the incorporation are Medford from her residence in Portland.
the building of a railroad from Klama-
Miss Maud Frulan went to Roseburg
and
flavor noticed in the finest cake, short
thon (where the big saw mill is located Sunday to visit her friend, Miss Grace
on the Southern Pacific line) up the Carroll.
cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which ex­
Klamath river on the north side
SAN FRANCISCO
Elmer
Patrick
returned
from
Porland
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
through the Jenny creek timber land
belt on through to Klamath Falls. The Friday where he had been working for
- by the use of any other leavening agent.
articles of incorporation allow them to Page & Son.
navigate the lakes and rivers of the ad­
Miss Addie Skeeters returned to Med­
Jackson's Assessment.
KLAMATH COUNTY.
jacent country.
ford Sunday after a visit with her cousin,
Mr.
Van
Horn
took
Monday
’
s
train
for
The following ia the assessment of Jack-
A. Crance of Ft. Klamath has sold 450 Portland to engage tne services of Engi­ Miss Myrtle Hurst.
sou county for 1890 ss equalized by the
head of sheep to I. D. Applegate.
Miss Msy Sutton left Sunday to teach
county equalization board:
\ a L-<
neer Eugene Schiller, who will immedi­
C. J. Swingle and family have returned ately start out a force of 12 men to make school in district No. 23, Josephine coun­
TOTAL
AVERAGE
VALUATION.
VALUATION, to Langell Valley from Portland.
the permanent survey of the railroad. ty, near Grants Paes.
Tillable land .......... >799.488.90 s
Miss Maud Vaughn returned to Ash­
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
Jacob Thompson of Ashland has been A preliminary survey and map was made
Non-tillable land... S&4.548 38
looking after his interests in Klamath of it this summer by W. C. Elliott, a land last week after a residence of sever-
Imp on deeded land. 209.375.00
surveyor of Portland.
months in Grants Pass.
county.
Town and city lots.. 213,605.10
The new company has an option of
MARRIED,
Improvement on lots 368.700.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald of Lake­
The boaid of supervisors of Santa
Andrew and Miss Josephine Crow of Congressman Hopkins tract of timber
Imp. land not deeded 6,130.00
view
have
taken
up
their
residence
in
Clara granted the Standard Electric
Merrill have entered the Ashland state land, now consisting of 52,000 acres of
Miles of R. R. bed
LEHNERS—MOORE—In the Presby­ company of San Francisco the right tc
timber land on Jenny creek, as well as a Ashland for the winter.
05 28 8. P............ 293,760 00
4.500.00 normal school.
terian churfi, Phoenix, Nov. 2, D. Lehn­ string its wires across that county and
Opera House Block, Ashland.
5 36 R. R. V..
5,360 00
bonus
from
from
prominent
land
own
­
1.000.00
Mrs.
L.
A.
Neil
and
two
daughters
Rev. W. 8. Holt synodical evangelist
ers and Miss C. A. Moore.
R. R. rolling stock. 30.57600
also
to
sell
power.
This
is
the
Blue
ers
along
the
route.
went
to
Jacksonville
Friday
to
visit
rel
­
of the Presbyterian church, has arrived
R. R. rolling stock.
1.875.00
HILL—BELLINGER—At
Seattle, Lakes Power company.
The new company have ample capital, atives, returning Sunday.
at Klamath Falls.
Miles tele, and teleg. 16,455 00
Wash., Oct. 18,1899, J. C..Hill and
from New York, whenever they show
Mdse, and stock
126,571 00
Coyotes are causing havoc among
Mrs.
M.
Hanley,
wife
of
the
Lake
creek
Thos. G. Cox of Naylor has returned that the enterprise will prove a profitable
Mrs. J. H. Bellinger, nee Merriman.
Farming i in pie. etc... 27,252 00
stock
raiser,
has
been
visiting
Jackson
­
sheep
near Petaluma. Ou the ranch of
..............
-J
from
Ashland,
where
he
met
his
daugh
­
investment, which they are confident of
Engines,etc............... 31,890 00
H. Meacham fully 100 sheep have been
ter just out from the east.
demonstrating. Hauling the timber to ville relatives and friends.
Money ...................... 36,649.00
BORN.
killed or bitten by the animals since
Notes and accounts.. 208,991.00
H. F. Bailey returned from’San Fran­
Richard Melhase has purchased 160 the sawmill on the S. P. R. R. will be
Shares of stock ..... 50,507 00
Saturday. It is proposed to have a big
cisco
Friday
where
he
had
taken
three
the
chief
source,
the
stock
out
put
of
acres
of
land
on
Lost
river
adjoining
the
Furniturejewelry,etc 65,959.00
carloads of hogs for L. C. Coleman.
DALEY—At Eagle Point, Oct. 19,1899. coyote hunt in tbe near future.
Klamath
county
will
be
another,
as
well
Joe
Wilson
place
for
>1000.
Horses ana mules... 30,287 DO
10.55
to Mr. and Mrs, John Daley, a son.
as carrying local mails, passengers,
Geo. Herchberger, the trapper, who
The cannery recently started near
Cattle .......................
75,371.00
AO 05
Mrs. J. IV. Manning and two children freight, etc.
Sheep and goats ......
5,687 00
I 11
has
been
running
a
grubbing
machine
PURDIN
—In Medford, Oct. 27, 1899, to Vale jo is to be enlarged aud improved
have
gone
to
Jacksonville
where
another
Swine..........................
4.134.00
1.20
at Medford, visited Ashland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Purdin, a daughter. during the winter. When it opens
Patronize Home Industries.
operation of Cleve’s arm has been per­
Edw. A. Swope, who has been in Lon­ BASHFORD—At Roseburg, Oct. 30, again between 150 and 209 people will
Gross value of property .........>3,503,166 88 formed.
Consumers should use Ashland canned
Exemption................................... 131,400 00
don,
England, the past several months,
1899, to Mr. and Mrs, Elmer L. Bash be employed.
tomatoes
—
why?
Because
they
are
grown
Fred Spencer of Klamathon has been
expects to return to Oregon this winter.
ford, formerly of Medford, a son.
on
trees
raised
on
Ashland
soil,
cultivat
­
escorting
some
California
sports
through
A long-distance telephone is to be put
Total taxable property ............>3.371 766 88
the Klamath county duck shooting ed by native sons, and packed by the
W. P. Powell, a Nebraska man, has
in from Dawson to points down the
nimble fingers of native daughters. purchased three lots from W. B. Colton
Dr. Cady’s Coaditiow Powders, resorts.
DIED.
Yukon river. Ultimately Circle City
When you Bee a thing to your interest, in Woolen’s addition to Ashland for >400.
are juet what a horae ueeda when iu bad
The
sum
of
>3123.81
delinquent
taxes
will
be reached, but for the present the
conditon. Tonic, blood purifier and was collected by Sheriff Kershner and push it along.
Mrs. R. B Mitchell returned to Edge­ CUSTER—At the home of his father, lines will not go below Fort Egbert.
vermifuge. They are not food but med­ Deputy Sheriff C. L. Parrish during the
Circuit Court Proceedings.
Isaac Custer, on Applegate, Oct. 27,
wood Sunday from a visit with her folks,
icine and the beet in use to put a horse month of October.
The Pacific Coast company announced
1899, B. H. Custer, aged 26 years.
Dan
Chapman
and
family,
near
Ash
­
A
L
Penwell
vs
Lizzie
J
Pen
well
;
di
­
in prime condition. Price 25 cents per
a rise in wages of from 12 per cent to IS
land.
The Ager stage commenced on the vorce. Decree modified so as to allow
package. For sale by Ashland Drug Co.
per cent of all the men employed in the
Forest Rangers to Hang On.
first inst. its change of time, and will the defendant to visit her children at
Main SL Opp. 1.0.0. F. Hall.
Mrs. E. Cummons left for Ager, Siski­
coal mines at Newcastle. Coal Cqgek,
hereafter leave Klamath Falls for Ager least once a month.
you county, Monday to spend the winter
Salem, Nov. 1.—CaptainS. B. Ormsby, Lawson and Franklin, Wash., in all
Medford Brewing Co. vs J L Melvin, with the family of her son, J. M. Cum­ superntendent of forest rangers, states
at six o’clock in the morning instead of
KA-IUSTTS, ZF’-A.IJSTTEZR p S’ TOOLS,
and L Cardwell and John McClendon, mons.
evening as heretofore.
that a large number of of applications about 1200 people.
garnishees; to recover money. Argued
WALL FJLZPZEZR,, Q-ULJLSS. ETC.
The new mills of the Bellingham
Jesse Beckley of Elkton,Douglas coun­ for appointment as forest rangers next
Tetter Salt-Ilheum aud Eczema.
and taken under advisement.
year are already being received by him. Bay (Wash.) Improvement company
ty,
is
attending
tbe
state
normal
school
B
uilding P apers , W rapping P apers and T winm . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
D A Presley vs. Minnie E Presley} di­
The intense itching and smarting inci­
and living with his sister, Mrs. Orange As there will probably be no increase in are to have the largest steam whistle iD
dent to these diseases, .8 instantly allayed vorce. Decree granted.
the number of rangers next year, he the world- It will be five feet long,
C Vroman vs. E S Jenne, et al; in­ Mattoon. .
by applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin
states applications for positions will be
Ointment. Many veiy bad eases have junction. Argued and submitted.
Miss Oma Crocker finished her school useless, for the policy is to continue 15 inches inside diameter, will weigh
Medford Brewing Co vs. J L Melvin at Derby and after visiting her mother rangers at work so long as they give good 1300 pounds of cast alumiuum bronze.
bven permanently cured by it. It is
equally efficient for itching piles and a et al; to recover money. Judgment for in Ashland left Saturday for Applegate service. The 44 rangers who were em­ The metal must have a tonsil strength
to open a school there.
favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped plaintiff.
ployed this year were furloughed early of 60,000 pounds per square inch tc
J Solomon vs. R Collins and 8 Simp­
hands, chilblains, frost bitesand chronic
laetmonth. Three supervisors werefur- meet the stipulations. It will take
A.
D.
Naylor
has
returned
to
Medford.
At the old stand opposite sore eyes. 25cts. per boz. For sale by kins ; confirmation. Sheriff’s sale con­ Dolph has been to the mines in the bor­ loughed yesterday. Rangers are paid >2 considerable of a boiler to furnish
firmed.
per day, while supervisors get >5.
Ashland Drug Co.
I. O. O, F. Hall.
steam of commensurate requirements.
Ella Short vs. G W Lance et al; in- eal regions, in eastern Washington and
Buffalo
Hump,
Idaho.
Horae Canutng industry.
junction. Argued and submitted.
A sample taken carefully across the
Mrs. Isabel Enyart, who died Oct. 24th
Ida Stroud vs. Geo M Stroud; di-
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fox and daughter, near Fossil, eastern Oregon, came to full face of the drift on the new level of
The Dalles, Nov. 3.—Another and
Maud, of Madison, S. D., arrived in Ash­ Oregon in 1845, and for a time was a res­ the Republican mine, at Republio,
probably the last cayuse horse shipment vorce. Decree granted.
land Saturday to spend the winter with ident of Jackson county, her husband Wash., assayed more than >2500 per
made by th»" Simcoe Indians left here
GIVE
VS
A
CALL. vesterday for the Linnton cannery.
ON EVERY BOTTLE.
a view of locating permanently.
being Peter S. Enyart and her father ton. This is at a depth of 600 feet, and
_______r___
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Cure
is this
There are something over 350 head in Of Shiloh’s Consumption
John Devlin, jr., with the Chicago Edward Morgan.
is the richest average sample taken in ASHLAND.
the lot, making 11 carloads. This is the guaiantee: ‘‘All we ask of you is to use Portrait Co., has been visiting Jackson
the mine. The ledge at this point is
.
Revs.
Frank
Van
Dyke
and
Robt.
Fau-
two-thirds
of
the
contents
of
this
bottle
fourth shipment from that reservation,
then if you can say that you are county relatives. He was shaking hands cett, both Medford boys, sailed on Octo­ nearly 30 feet wide, but the drift is be­
and amounts to about 1200 head which faithfully,
not benefited return tbe bottle to your with Ashland friends Saturday.
ber 21st for India. Rev. Faucett will go ing run through the richest ore. The
have gone from there to the Linnton Druggist and he may refund the price
James Sayles, jr., who went to the to Lucknow, India, where he will be pas­ camp is intensely excited over these
abattoir this season. The next ship­ paid." Price 25 cts , 50 cts. and >1.00.
Philippine war with the 1st Washington tor of an English church and will also do bonanza values at such depth.
ment will probably be from the W arm E ugene A. S herwin . Druggist.
regiment, returned home to Ashland missionary work. Rev. Van Dyke goes
Spring reservation. This is ridding the
The government transport City of
Friday. He spent four months of his to Singapore, India, there to do mission­
Cut In Two by a Hand Car.
range of hundreds of worthless animals
ary work and teach school.
Sidney reached San Francisco from Ma­
service in the Manila hospital.
and preserving the feed for more profita­
Roseburg, Nov. 4.—D. H. Quilhaug,
ble stock.
P. W. Olwell of Central Point has his nila last week. She brought from the Good Accommodations
Sheridan Thornton, who is engaged as
for many years a resident of Roseburg,
immense
apple crop about ready for Orient the crews of three wrecked ves­
Six-room residence on Spring
a
machinist
in
the
big
saw
mill
at
Klam-
was instantly killed in the railroad yard
TELL YOCR SISTER
shipment.
It is reported that the crop sels—the transport Morgan City, cable­
athon,
returned
there
Monday
from
a
here
about
6
o
’
clock
tonight
by
a
wreck
­
Located in the Heart of the City.
street, between 1st and 2d Av­ a Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility ing train on a siding. Quilhaug is sup­ visit of several days in Ashland.
will bring >15,000 and that it will be ship Hooker and merchantship George
without good pure blood., the sort that
shipped to Australia and England.
enues. Blacksmith shop and only
B.
Stetson.
posed
to
have
been
crossing
the
track
at
exists in connection with good diges
New fall and winter stock of shoes
Free
to and From all
regular crossing. A flat car struck just arrived at Vaupel, Norris <fc Drake’s.
A anti-poligamy mass meeting has
three lots. Address or call on tion.a healthy liver and bowels. Karls the
Admiral Dewey has engaged rooms at
Clover Root Tea acts directly on the him, cutting open his abdomen, crush­ They are neat and attractive, and splen­ been called at Grants Pass for tomorrow’ a Santa Barbara hotel and will spend
bowels, liver aud Sidneys keeping them in ing his head and cutting off one leg.
night to protest against the seating ol port of the winter there in hopes of bet­
J. L. HEELING,
perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. The flat car was thrown off tbe track. did values for the money. Call and see.
Congressman-elect Roberts of Utah. tering his health.
E
ugesk
A.
S
herw
in
.
Druggist
.
Mrs.
C.
B.
Irvine
and
2
children,
the
Ashland, Oregon.
They are working up a big petition
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU ?
family of the well-known Salem news­ against the patriarchal saint with three
The sheep pens at the stockyards in
Miss Hattie Armpriest of Forest creek
Muddy complexions. Nauseating breath paperman and editor of the Sentinal are wives.
Kan.4ts city covering an entire block
has been visiting Portland relatives.
come from chronic constipation. Karl’s in Ashland to spend the winter. They
Tho big dry goods store of Wollenberg were destroyed and 600 head of sheep
Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and are stopping at Mrs. Alice Kane’s.
a
has been sold for fifty years on an absolute
Bros,
was burglarized and not less than were cremated. Four firemen were
Merritt Bellinger, the pioneer farmer >500 worth
seriously
injured
by
falling
works.
guarantee. Price 23 cts. and 50 cts. E ugene
of goods carried away. It
of Jacksonville precinct, visited Ashland represented gloves, handkerchiefs, muff­
A S herwin , Druggist
The furniture association in Michi­
Monday. He goes to Portland on the lers, hats, suits of clothes and overcoats
’nLiliJi JtduL JiX-*2-’’’11*
-a_a-.a.-s-tee.
vae e.wAw
.e. .
gan has advanced tho prices on all furni­ ▼ t 'I a. 1 'I e. 1 'I' a ’I' a.a 'I ’I’ 1 T » iLiInL.Li
10th
to
serve
on
the
U.
S.
grand
jury.
T T ’S T T WW
*F*r • “ Wlill 'I 'l l l 'l 'l 'l l ▼’I’l’lV W
URAL ESTATE.
were among the goods plundered. It ture from 10 to 20 per cent.
t
D.
D.
H.
Yeager
of
Jenny
creek
was
was the best piece of work ever done in
Johanna Houck to George W Jones, 160
♦
in the valley the first of the week. He Roseburg.
,
. -
ceres m sec 21. twp 39, r2 e, >300.
JACKSONVILLE,
Henry Klippel to F H Osgood, sec 16, twp is the postmaster at Snow and reports
Tolo mine, owned by Tom Hagan,
OREGON.
that the name of the office will be of The
37. r 2 w, >1400
PICTURES!
Tolo, one of the earliest mines in Jack-
Jas Carrti Mary E Roberts, 5 acres in changed to Pokegama.
PICTURE FRAMES!
son county, has just been bonded to
Medford precinct, >500
Mrs. Ben Lohr, wife of the well-known Eastern capitalists for >35,000.
f
L I Peart to Mary E Roberts, 88 1-6 acres
♦
Boarding School for Girls.
passenger train man, and Miss Belle
in Central Point precinct. >2500.
Has Returned and Has Equipped Hie
X
4«.
Address to Populists.
G II Andrews to Mrs. Stowers, lots 17 Catchings, a printer in the Rosebug Re­
+
Old Established Gallery in Aabland With
+
MOLDINGS
and 1«, block I, R R add to Ashland, >90. view office, visited Ashland Sunday and
FOR TERMS, ETC., DDRESS
Xi '
i
To tbe Populist voters of Jackson county :
CABINET WORK
Walter Anderson to Annie M Arnold. Monday.
Whereas, The national committee of
UPHOLSTERING
Jots 5 and 6, block 18, Medford. >450.
SISTERS OP THE HOLY NAMES, LA
GENERAL REPAIRING
Jesse Hinkle to Josephine Benson and E
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received the People’s party at its last meeting
j
Jacksonville, Oregon.
L Simons,
of lot 2C of Central Point their Hart, Shaffner fc Marx stock of held in Omaha, Nebraska, June 15 and
OF FURNITURE
Carbon Finish.
cemetery. >2.
♦
clothing, the finest in the market. This 16, 1898, Senator Marion Butler, national
Photos in Water Colors.
F M Van Horn to S A Potter, interest in is the largest clothing house in the world. chairman, presiding, adopted the follow­
Pictures in tbe Latest Styles.
^CRNG
J
Gold Standard mine. >150.
ing resolutions, to wit:
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
8 A Potter to F G Me Williams, same Call on Vaupel, Norris & Drake and get
AT THE
‘
•Resolved
;
That
we,
the
national
com
­
their
low
prices
on
these
goods.
property, >333.
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
ASHLAND
mittee
of
the
People
’
s
party,
declare
R Beswiek to P S Casey, interest in same
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS.
Isaac
Ford
and
eon
Sylvester,
came
that in national matters no proposition
mine. >333.
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon
S B Hamilton to John Broad, one-third over from Crawley & Co’s, quartz mine for fusion or co-operation shall be made
west
of
Cole
’
s
last
week
to
visit
rela
­
STONE MASO*
,« j 1
interest in Oregon Belle mine, >500.
or entertained by the national executive
tives.
They
return
this
week
to
operate
A Throckmorton to John Broad, one-
committee or by our national chairman
CONTRACTOR.
third interest in Oregon Belle mine, >500. a giant on the old Hicks’ placers this or officers.
Karl's Clover Root Tea
Lizzie E Norris to F H McCormick, lots winter.
HeeutHles the Complexion, Purifies the
Second, That our national executive
22. 23 and 24, and blocks 22and 32, Woolen's
Blood, gives a Fresh, Clear Skin. Cures Con­
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
You never know what form of blood poi­ committee, chairman or national officers,
stipation, Indigestion, and all Eruptions of
add to Ashland. >1500.
son will follow constipation. Keep the
the Skin. An agreeable Laxative Nerve
H C Truet to John and Eda Morris, lots liver clean by using DeWitt’s Little Earlv shall not give any advice in favor of or
Tonic. Sold on absolute guarantee by all
I
against fusion or co-operation in state or
1.
2
and
3.
block
56,
8axman
’
s
Pennsylvania
druggists at 25c., 50c. and $1.00.
Contracts for all kinds
Risers and you will avoid trouble. Thev local affairs unless officially requested
add to Ashland. >250.
S. C. WELLS < CO., LEROY, N. Y.
are
famous
little
pills
for
constipation
and
of Mason Work.
John Morris to L K and Lillian Shaw,
SOLE PROPRIETOR«
•
liver and bowel troubles.—E ugene A. by the properly constituted authorities
same property, >250.
I j I
and then only to those authorities.
S herwin .
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
W B Colton to J Walter Powell, lots 4,
Third, Believing in the fullest form of
FOR SALE BY EUGENE A. SHERWIN 5, and 6, Woolen’s add to Ashland.
>400.
Ex-County Assessor Logan Woold­ local self government for our party, we
I I
Ernest Vroman to Mar
rv A Taylor, 160 ridge, Raimey Phillips, Frank Faucett,
Furnishes either blue or brown
direct tliat our national executive com­
in sec 10. twp 37, r 3
1 w, >500.
Ira Sparlin, Albert and Harvey York,
sandrock from his quarry near ! .NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION" acres
Jos Cox to C Vroman, ‘ lot 4, block
‘ 26, Applegate buccaroos, were in Ashland I mittee, national chairman and officers COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET.
shall not interfere in any state, local or
Gold Hill. >400.
Ashland, Oregon.
Ashland.
Annie P and C C Beale to E Wilcox, 160 Monday night returning home. They congressional campaign unless requested
EPARTMENT OF THE 1NTER- acres in sec 8, twp 31, r 3 e, >500.
went as far as Klainathon with the band by the properly constituted authorities
ior, Land Office at Rosebarg, Oregon.
Sabitla Rice to Lars Larson, property in of beef cattle Cuhly, Russel and York and then only in favor of regular Popu­
D octor
Octobers. 1899.
Shop is new open.
Ashland. >250.
sold to Mitchell, who drove them to Ga­ list candidates.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
follow
­
Wm Hevener to R P Neil, business prop­ zelle.
MEYERS ing-named settler has filed notice of his in- erty
Nothing but First - Class
Fourth,
That
at
the
national
conven
­
in Ashland. >2500.
a co.
tention to make final proof in support of
THE POPULAR THROUGH
A L Mills, trustee, to Minnie Eddings,
J. D. Bridges, Editor “Democrat ”, Lan­ tion, to be held in 1900, at least one Work turned out.
caster, N. H., says, “One Minute Cough month before the other two national
SpeeHlists for Ion his claim, and that saia proof will be made 40 acres tn sec 27, twp 39, 4 1 e. >10.
CAR LINE FROM THE
before
C.
H.
Withrow,
County
Clerk
of
Minnie Eddings to U S same propertv. Cures is the best remedy for croup I ever conventions, the delegates are to be
W im ,
b—.. tma 1 Klamath county, Oregon,at Klamath Falls,
earta«
and eua-
J North to A M and F C Hibbard, 50 used.” Immediately relieves and cures chosen on the basis of tlie highest regu­
Uactel alUaruU
18®-
! Oregon, on November 11, 1899, via:
acres in sec 23, twp 38, r 2 w, >500.
coughs, colds, croup, asthma, pneumonia, lar Populist vote cast in 1892 or since Old newspapers for salo
Th., ba>. «ba Ur,„t
LEVI L. ANGLE.
bronchitis, grippe and all throat and lung then.
U.l
ib-
LOCATIONS.
on his H. E. 8265. for tbe SK X of NW M.
.«ttutwa. an.l tba “'»‘.•V
troubles. It prevents consumption.—E u ­
this office.
UMlva jaarta» la «ha V S. i and Lots 3, 4 and 5. Sec. 6, Twp 40 S, R 5
T M Boyd, Oct. 30. extension to Laurel gen
Fifth, That we direct the national sec­
« A. S herw n .
TO ALL POINTS
Ke Pay Till C«ra4.
ledge. Biackwell district.
West.
retary in sending out referendum votes
F H Ray, Oct. 30, extension to Golden
Vat. Hn a.1« Mi «be ~a-
He names the following witnesses to
to
the
national
committee
to
present
Dunsmuir News: Mrs, Frank Smith
nw* call ibnuld write ba *a-
A K. HOOPER. C. P A T. A
R. C NICHOL, General Arent
prove his continuous residence upon, and Scepter mine. Blackwell district.
»M» sad lairaw
left this week for Ashland to join her only the explanation, and with comment
E
A
Woodward.
Oct.
27,
Laurel
ledge
in
cultivation
of,
said
land,
via
:
George
Bai
­
ALT. FREK.
sufficient
only
to
give
a
clear
understand
­
husband,
who
was
recently
transferred
<*T*SU«H(0 IT IUM.
biouM.
ley of Shake, Oregon; D. H. Yeager of Blackwell district.
L W Smith and John Winningham, Oct. from the shop here t<5 that city. Mrs. ing of the motion.”
Snow. Oregon: A. V. Oden of Shake, Ore­
4 u I«uia auuihteutial. No Charge for CaaaalUtiaa.
Now, therefore in pursuance of said
31, Leabo lode, Forest creek district.
Smith was accompanied by her mother,
gon;
J.
8.
Bailey
of
Shake.
Oregon.
A 791 «4BMKT ST.,
I
Eolra«x».
/ol MAN HUJfClMCU I
oft
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
Mrs. J. E. Pike, whose home is at Salem, resolutions, we, Populists of Jackson
county, in meeting assembled, both
The defunct Webber Dramatic Co’s, Or. .
wings of the party being represented,
private car was sold for >150 at Grants
Whiskey HARPER
Perfect Wliis- ’ rest^tfuny'"ask
Erects a Hog, Poultry or
t Pure
uiDDvn'o
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Tespectfully ask “ that the members of
Pass
and
has
been
sent
to
St.
Louis,
Mo.
You
MAODVD
_____
i
j
TO WORK OFF !»!
„ iJiA",! ER Every bottle guaranteed both wings of the partv in each precinct
Stock Fence for about half
ai 16 A
by Hig® & TaTL0B> meet Nov. 25, 1899, at l :30 o’clock p. m.
Oa Undivided Interest« in Estate«, Real Estate
Ashland, Ore.
anj elect one committeeman Irom each
the money required to
in Probate, Reveraeonary and Life Interests in Real
EVERYTHING
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wing of the party, to meet in Medford,
build any other kind of
and Personal Property, Ennnities and Legacies, or will
ANTED-SEVERAL BRIGHT AND Dec. 2,1899, at 11 o’clock a. m. for the
purchase ontrigbt, if so desired.
I
AT
fence.
Machines and
honest persons to represent us as Man­ purpose of harmonizing all differences
For the speedy and permanent cure of
agers
in
this
and
close
by
counties.
among
Populists,
and
uniting
them
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham­
farm rights for sale by
>900 a year and expenses. Straight under one head on the recognized princi­
Life Insuance Policies Bought or Loaned
.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is Salary
bona-fide, no more, no less salary.
Poei- ples of the People’s party.
without an equal. It relieves the itch­ ti n permanent. Our references, any bank
EE, HXJRIV
Signed: G rant R awlings , chairman,
ing and smarting almost instantly and in any town. It is mainly office work con­
Patents Bold on favorable Terms and Capital Procured
J.
8.
M
c
C
ain
,
secretary.
its continued use effects a permanent ducted at home. Reference. Enclose self­
ASHLAND, OREGON.
to DEVELOP and PERFECT eritorioue Invention«
Medford, Oregon, October 21,1899.
cure. It also cures itch, barber’s itch, addressed stamped envelop.
and Ideas. Amcuu a from >10,000 to >500,000 available
T ub D ominion Co., Dept. 3, Chicago.
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
for Investment on tortgage of Revenue Producing Se­
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
curities. Joint Stock Con paois« Organised. Foe term«
granulated lids.
and particulars^ address
BAKINe ÍPOWDtft,
ROBBINS’ PLANING MILL,
FURNITURE
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar.
Window Shades,
<
Draperies,
&
Carpets,
ö
ö
Linoleum
ASHLAND MILLS
W. J. VIRGIN & CO., PROP’S
e fVANR ASHLAND, OR
■ V» LVMI1O,
H
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC.
A shland H ouse
We do all kinds of work
N. BOURGEOIS. PROPRIETOR.
OREGON.
Blacksmith Shop
and Residence
For Sale.
RATES, $1.00 PER DAY
Trains.
Bus
St. Mary’s
ACADEMY.
a
I
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a
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Skin Diseases.
Large Sums to Loan.
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SHERWIN gete-a BAG-STRAP or TIE---- Free!
hand books exchanged.
Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
andvannifug», psfc'rSAonts,
I relief in suflocating asthma." Pleasant to
> to take. Never falls to quickly cure all
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