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lupi Bm VALLET RECORD ASHLAND, OREGON VALLEY RECORD Published Every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : One Year.............................................. (1 75 Six Mouth«......................................... 1 00 Three Months...................................... 50 Advertising Rates Given on Application. JACKSON VOL. XII. ANTI-ROBERTS MASS *Tbey Wear Like Iron MEETING Edward Resolutions and a Speech Fired at the Congressman-elect With Too Many Wives. COPPER RIVETED OVERALL8 SPRIN6 BOTTOM PANTS LEVI STRAUSS & CO. SAN FRANCISCO, Every Garment Guaranteed. Killed by a Falling Tree. Grants Pass, Nov. 10.—C. Grant Top ping, of William’s creek lost his life Wednesday, while cutting down a tree. In some manner the tree turned in fall ing and caught the unfortunate man be tween it and another tree, crushing him so badly that he died in a short time. He was about 35 years of age, and left a widow and five children. He was a member of the A. O. U. W. The funer al will be held Sunday. Tetter Salt-Rbeum and Eczema. The intense itching and smarting inci dent to these diseases, .a instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointmont. Many very bad cases havi- boen permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for acre nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, iroat bitea and chronic «ore eyes. 25cta. per box. For sale by Ashland Drag Co. 5 BOHN. MURPHY—In Ashland, Nov. 10, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Murphy, a daughter. MARRIED, LOVELESS—RICE—At Igerna, Cal., Nov. 5, 1899, Clarance Loveless of Jose phine county and Miss Elisa Rice. A mass meeting was called at city hall Monday evening to express Ashland’s opinion on the seating of Congressman elect Brigham H. Roberts of Utah. The meeting was presided over by Rev. J. F. Tout and D. L. Rice acted as secretary. Prof. C. A. Hitchcock, principal of the Ashland public schools, made an anti Mormon and anti-polygamy speech which showed considerable investigation. President Tout having left three peti tions that were prepared at home, and the meeting was therefore unable to sign them, their purport was verbally ex plained and all male voters in favor of their adoption rose to their feet, being 31. Nays were not called for. Regret was expressed that Mayor Colton was not present to certify to the expression The mayor and six councilman were all absent. There were present in the house dur ing the meeting 53 men and 26 women, besides a number of children. TELL YOUR SISTER A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good diges tiori. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, liver and Kidneys keeping them in Serfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 CtX ugene A. S herwin . Druggist. ASHLAND. OREGON $1.75 Cannot be better spent than by subscrib ing to the VALLEY RECORD for s year. Just think! (1.75 give« you all the news for a year. Try ft I COUNTY McDonald Married. A Nevada City, Cal., paper of Oct. 29th announces the wedding of Edward Mc Donald, second son of J. G. McDonald of Tolo, in this county, as follows: Edward McDonald of Shasta, who lived here some twenty years ago when a lad, and Miss Bertha M. Hallett of this city were married at nine o’clock last evening at the home of the lady’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hallett. Rev. J. Sims, pastor of the local Congrega tional church, performed the ceremony. The attending couple were Miss Hattie Hallett, the bride’s sister, and John Hill of Shasta. There were some 25 per sons present, the invitations being limi ted to relatives and intimate friends. The bouse was handsomely ornamented with floral displays. After the marriage a choice wedding supper was partaken of and there were speeches and music. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have taken up their residence for the winter in Mrs. H. Stansfield’s house on Boulder street. Next spring they will go to Shasta to live. They are highly esteemed young people and have the good wishes of hun dreds of friends. DOES THIS STRIKE YOU • Muddy complexions. Nauseating breath come from chronic constipation. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 eta. E ugeni A. S herwin , Druggist KLAMATH COUNTY. G. S. Butler and Jacob Thompson of THOMPSON CREEK. Ashland, who own a stock ranch of 871 The farmers of this creek are busily- acres, 250 head of cattle, besides some engaged putting in their fall crops and horses, farm implements, etc., at Keno, on every side there are signs of prosper have sold the same to B. 8. Kerns of Santa Ana, Cal., for (10,500 cash. Mr. ity. Kerns purchases the place for his son, Miss Alice Mee has been visiting her B. E. Kerns, who will immediately take sister^ Mre. D. Kennedy of William's charge. creek this week. M. A. Loosely and Frank L Armstrong Our school began the 5th of November took Michael Rivera to the penitentiary with Miss Oma Crocker as teacher, and at Salem last week serve lur for u a term ,. , i ■ • • i . wee» to iu serve lerin the school is progressing nicely under of three yearg for 8tealing a horge He her care. plead guilty and Attorney Nickerson Some of the young ladies of this vicin- made an effective plea for leniency of ity have adopted men’s style of riding sentence. Mr. Armstrong was employed horseback. *n the penitentiary years ago, when it ... _ ... Culp „ , . is visiting .... . her parents „ . was under construction. Miss Dollie at Merlin this winter. Leander Choate of the Bray & Choate m. , ... __ . Land Co., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, recently There will be a dance on this creek o{ the Southern Pacific R. R .Co., Nov. 29, everybody invited. 4816 acres of timber land in north half „ .___..... of townships 39, south of range 4 and 5 Patronize Home lndus.riea. ea81> consideration about (9 per acre, tomatoes—wh8v?°Because^lievareCgrown - Youn* America’8 ^Hate the on tr " raisonXn^FcuS performance of. Prof. God- ed by native sons, and packed by the J1*™ P™ved injinmus in one case nimble fingers of native daughters. ^¿rt VVa^ker of B v iVsXriJg from When you see a thing to your interest, ±^^¿¿1^0"^^ PU8h ]t a,0^l______________ RECORD, VALLE the rope keep still. The Redding Searchlight says this of government is building an irriga- a conductor who used to run into Ash- j¡ ng ditch to take water by a 6 foot dam ting land from the south about railroad con- from Fort creek, and irrigating several struction times: “Flunk” Warner, the1 thousand - • acres of ’- • land - for - 6 the ■ 6 - Indians - free-hearted ex-railroad man, is in town near Klamath Agency. shaking hands with his host of friends Seven cattlemen of Chewaucan this after an absence of several years. He has just returned from Dawson City. Jail sold 1650 head of beef cattle. They “Flunk” is now a full fledged assayer, averaged (38 per head, bringing (62,700 having taken a course in Denver prior to to the valley. At the old stand opposite going to Alaaka. He has tried his for Alex M. Zevely of Bonanza, attended tunes in all of the states and territories, the recent session of circuit court. He I. O. O, F. Hall. in Mexico and British Columbia, and was granted a saloon license by the coun- has come back to Snasta county con ty vinced that it offers better inducements Ex-Sheriff A. A. Fitch has started up than most any other district. his saw mill at Hildebrand. He has traded a lot of lumber to.the Indians CALL. A us Quick delivery—The Weekly Oregonian. for cattle. GIVE Ex-Sheriff E. W. Gowen has leased A coal famine is threatened in parti his ranch for three years and contem of South Dakota. There is already a plates spending a few months in Hono shortage of 200,000 tons. One reason for lulu, H. I. the shortage lies in the scarcity of cars. W. W. Newman of Merrill has leased The general elections to the National G. Schlaizel’s blacksmith shop at Lake Rath, or National Council of Switzer view. He is a first class mechanic. land, were held Snndav, but resulted iu Brandon Rros. of Merrill have been no change iu the political color of tin granted a licence to deal in liquor at __________ , , that place. Six-room residence on Spring chamber. A daughter was born to the wife of F. street, between 1st and 2d Av C. McCormack near Klamath Falls on the 5th in8t. enues. Blacksmith shop and O. T. Beals and son Oliver have located three lots. Address or call on in Douglas county. J. L. HEELING, A son was born to the wife of E. M • Hammond of Merrill on the 7th. Ashland, Oregon. R. N. NASON’S PAINTS! Geo. W. Short was up from Gold Hill Monday. avinu of Andy Payne came over from Yreka Saturday. Dr. Chas. E. Morrill and wife have located at Gold Hill. J. C. Ferguson, the grocer, is in Butte, Mon., on a business trip. J. K. Patton returned to Ashland Fri day from near Tacoma, WaA. W. J. Virgin returned Saturday from a business trip to Grants Pass. Frank Shidler and John Gainey of Medford Sundayed in Ashland. James Briner came over from the Bea ver creek mines Saturday on a visit. Geo. Hershberger returned to Horn brook Sunday from a visit at Medford. William Bybee, returned to Jackson-' ville from the Klondike country Friday. George McClendon returned Sunday from a few days visit in Sams Valley. E. H. Lofftus is having his residence at Lakeview painted in attractive colors. Mrs. Nancy Hilt of Cole’s left Friday for Napa, Cal., to visit a son who was ill. Mrs. Short, daughter of Ex-Senator S. H. Holt, returned from Edgewood Mon day. by the use of Roval •/ Baking Powder is considerable. Royal is economical, because it possesses more leavening power and goes further. Royal saves also because k always makes fine, light, sweet food; never wastes good flour; butter and eggs. More i m - ■ There Bs esc portant still is ¡jaking the saving in [JowsSer so econemSoal health. Royal in practical Baking Pow use, no der adds anti- matter how BittBe others dyspept i c may cost, qualities to the as the Royal food. Miss Lizzie Netherland of Talent spent Sunday with Mrs. C. B. Austin in Ash land. Misses Lucinda Bryant. Cora and Edith Stone visited Medford friends Sat urday. E. Sanderson Smith, formerly of Gold Hill, is operating in Sumpter, Baker county. Representative Ira Smith of Monn- mouth, Polk county, visited Ashland Saturday. x Claud Herriford, who has been at Ft. Jones all summer, returned to Gold Hill Saturday. Miss Martha Moon of Gold Hill is vis iting her sister, Mrs. 8. C. Tweedy, at La Grande. Geo. Burkholder returned to Henley Sunday from a visit with his best girl at Jacksonville. Miss Florence Shiveley arrived from Chicago Saturday to remain with her folks in Ashland. Hon. Nat. Langell was up from Jack sonville again Monday fixing papers for Chinese going home. J. C. Eubanks after visiting his wife and babe in Ashland for a week, started for the south Friday. Robert Vining the Alaska merchant, and his wife are doing Portland and will soon visit Ashland. Henry Earhart, the Little Shasta pi oneer, returned to Medford Friday from a visit at his old home. Landlord N. Bourgeois of the Ashland House left for Portland Saturday on a ten dayB business trip. Mies Jessie Betts and John McClen- don returned to Gold Hill Sunday from Stonide Floor Paint, - . National^Vagon Paint, Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO. FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK Commissioners’ Court. Jack Brooks, who was found guilty (f murder in the second degree in hav ing killed Dan Donnelly, was sentenced io life imprisonment by Judge Risley of Fresno. His co-defondant, Policeman Rice, was acquitted last week. The homicide was committed while Dou- nely was escaping pursuit after having been robbed in a isaloon. Bills were audited and allowed amounting to (2,286. Monthly report of county officers ex amined and approved. County clerk ordered to issue warrant for collection of all unpaid or delinquent taxes. Warrant for (30 issued in favor of J. I. Fredenburgh, supervisor district No. 6, i---------------------------------------- 1 as part pay for services. Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, In the matter of the road petitioned | for by Geo. W. Trefren and others. Or I are just what a horse needs when in bad , dered that so much of the survey as rec conditon. Tonic, blood purifier and ( ommended by the viewers, namely, to vermifuge. They are not food but med 1 the division line between the Trefren icin» and the best io use to put a horse and Fenton lands be henceforth consid- in prime condition. Price 25 cents per 1 For sale bv Ashland Drug Co. sor oi saii district io onen'Vlio package. necause she would not give uuiT file ' same for public travel. money she naa earned by a life of shame A warrant for (20 was drawn on the Eugene Lane shot and severely wounded , special funds to purchase postage staifips Josephine Biaucheau at Butte, Mont., I for county officers. iud then fired two bullets into his own The scalps of 34 wild animals were presented to the clerk during the month breast, dying instantly. Laue recently returned from the Klondike. Ho is of October. The briefs in the case of O. & C. and Aid to leave a wife and family in < S. P. R. R. Co. vs. Jackson county and Victoria, B. C. A. S. Barnes, sheriff, having been com George H. Hubbard of Coltou shot peted, the attorneys for the county art Edna Howard, a sporting woman of Los nstructed to make all reasonable efforts Angeles, seriouily wounding her, aud to have the case advanced on the su preme court docket that the same may then sent a bullet through the right side oe passed upon by said court at the ear of his head, killing himself instantly. He was infatuated with the woman and liest possible moment. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dean were allowed she urged him to return to his family. 14.60 each, one day’s attendance and He leaves a wife aud four children. mileage_as witnesses in case of State vs. Daniel Jones. Medical Book. The county paid J. C. Whipp (353.95 Copy of Dr. Humphreys’ Manuel, 100 for putting in the concrete work at the pages ; on the treatment and cure of dis- north approach to the Rogue river ease mailed free. Address Humphreys’ bridge. E. G. Perham was allowed (128.68 for Medicine Co.: New York. coal tarring and protecting the Flounce Rock bridge. FURNITURE Window Shades, Draperies, Carpets, Linoleum. J. P. DODGE, Opera House Block, Ashland. ASHLAND MILLS COÜK~Ï PATENT Ï FLOUR, ] W. J. VIRGIN & CO., PROP’S U III Blacksmith Shop and Residence For Sale. St. Mary’s ACADEMY. Q Ml FVANQ ASHLAND, OR LaVnltO, Main st. Opp. l.O.O. F. Hall. FZLIJSTTS, FJLIJSTTIEIRS’ TOOLS. WALL PAPER, C2-LZYSS. ETO. B uilding P apers , W rapping P apers abd T wines . ARTI8T8’ MATERIALS PAINTING, PAPERING. ~~—-— — ... ETC. — - j , i A shland H ouse Mrs. W. B. Johnson is at Pasadena, Cal., visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Sisemore and Miss Hattie Sisemore. J. W. Lofftus of Warner, formerly of Ashland, has sold 26 head of fine young mules at Red Bluff, Cal., to D. S. Cone. Miss Mae Millsap who has been teach ing school at Chenowith, Wash., the past seven months, is expected home this week. Mre. Fanny Ellis, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Eddy, left Sunday for Seaside, to take charge of the railroad station there. I Judge W. A. Wilshireof Lakeview has purchased 1000 ewes and 461 lambs of L. G. Thomas of Chewaucan for (4000, or about (2.75 per head. Harry M. Roberts, formerly of Ash land and son-in law of E. K. Brightman, visited in Ashland Saturday en route to Montana from Butte county, Cal. ON EVERY BOTTLE. Joe Owens of Gold Hill returned to Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this I Henley Sunday from Gold Hill. He guaisntee: ' All we ask of you is to use will go into business at Henley and will two-thirds of the contents of this bottle soon be joined by Mrs. Owens, faithfully, then if you can say that you are _ . « * REAL ESTATE. not benefited return the bottle to your I D° you Know Downing can replate Druggist and be may refund the price vour old silverware as good as new at H D Kubli and Ellen Kubli to Offen- paid.” Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and (1.00 less than half the cost? Try him. baecher Bros., J4 interest in Matney & Offen- E ugene A. S herwin . Druggist. 1 ~ , v u 1 Young Pat Donoghue, who has been baecher ditch in Applegate precinct, (225. Perry to Lucien Lowe. % interest Circuit Court Proceedings. spreading one element of our fine up to m Albert nw H of sec 26, twp 37, 3 w. (200. JACKSONVILLE, date American civilization in the Phil W D Hanley vs. Noel E Graves; In A Perry to J J Wilson, % interest in ippines, has returned to San Francisco. same property, (200. OREGON. junction. Decree granted. Edward Curd to Isaac Curd, one-six in H C Messenger vs. Chas. DCummons; New fall and winter stock of shoes to recover money. Judgment for plaint just arrived at Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s. terest in e % of s e Vi of sec 32, aud w Vi of t s w Q, sec 32, twp 32, 3 e. $333. iff for (50.48. Boarding School for Girls. They are neat and attractive, and splen 4- Mattie E and E L Walter, to W S Hoag Thos. Hislop vs. Geo F McConnell; to did values for the money. Call and see. land one-seventh interest in property in recover money. Judgment for plaintiff Central Point precinct. $60, Hugh Elliott has closed his blacksmith FOR TERMS. ETC., ADDRESS for (243.75, etc. Alice McFall to Margie Hoagland, one- While Cleansing the Skin and shop at Medford and gone to work at seventh interest'in the same property, $75 P Dunn vs. Jas Purves; to recover SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES. G Oleson to C W Kahler, 160 acres in sec money. Judgment for plaintiff for the Wolf & Zwicker iron works at Port Scalp with hot baths of CUTI land. 16, twp 31,3 e. $525. JacksoAville, Oregon. (367.50, etc. CURA SOAP and healing the Emma F Hall to G W Isaacs, lot 17, blk Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received 21, Medfoid, $1600. <• Raw, Inflamed Surface with ♦ Important Mining Sales. ! their Hart, Shaffner & Marx stock of G Benson to .1 A Crain, 40 acres in sec 29, CUTICURA OINTMENT. Grants Pass, Nov. 10.—An important clothing, the finest in the market. This twp 37,1 e, $130. ♦ Max Pracut to A H Pracht. property in i sale of placer-mining ground has just is the largest clothing house in the world. Ashland, (1. been made by H. 8. Woodcock to Eras- Call on Vaupel, Norris & Drake and get * J W Cox to Rufus Cox, 54 acres in twp Imus Wilson, and B. E. Meredith of their low prices on these goods. 37, 2 w. $1500. Or. So*»,Me.: OiKTMtST.Me.) RxeoiriKT,tte. Sold FOR SALE BY EUGENE A. SHERWIN . Kansas City, Mo. The ground consists mrj where. Porras D. asd C. Co«»-. Prop«., Booton. Carrie Orton to Sherman Orton, lots 6, 7 W. J. Drumhill, was up from Phoenix STONE MASON of a group of five claims on Josephine Monday, opened a few phials of wrath and 8, blk 1, Park add to Medford, $1. CONTRACTOR. H S Evans to F A and M E Denney, prop creek, and comprises 100 acres of min- over the political situation and returned ig A FREE PATTERN | inggiound, which has been thoroughly home hoping that the Boers would knock erty in Ashland, $400, VVm Myer to Jas Hays, property in Ash- I prospected. The sale includes all water the British army at Ladysmith and land, ;» ronr own »election) to every sub- • I OREGON. PICTURES! ASHLAND, $500. 3B scriber. Only 50 cents a year. • ; rights which have been used on this keep on taking in the new British army W L Edmonson to Wm Ulrich, 132 27 PICTURE FRAMES! Imine. The consideration was (11,000. in detail as it comes along into their trap. acres in sec 3, twp 34, 3 e, $200. Contracts for all kinds McCroskey & Mills have made a sale M F and Louisa R Parker, to Sarah You never know what form of Mood poi Richards, of their placer mine, on Upper Grave son property in Mingus, subdivision, of Mason Work. will follow constipation. Keep the adjoining Medford. $100. MOLDINGS creek, to C. E. Smith and others, of Col liver clean by using Dewitt’s Little Early ». K H Toft to J V L Chandler, lots 1, 2, 3 CABINET WORK orado Springs. This property contains Risers and you will avoid trouble. They UPHOLSTERING 150 acres of good ground in one of the are famous little pills for constipation and and 4, blk 39, Medford, (1. T A Newman to Minnie Newman, 39.87 GENERAL REPAIRING best districts in the county. All the liver and bowel troubles.—E ugene A. acres Famishes either blue or brown in sec 6, twp 36, 1 w, $2. A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. OF FURNITURE equipment now on the ground goes with S herwin . A M Hibbard, et al, to J J Johnson, 50 sandrock from his quarry near A rem; beautiful colored plates; latest the mine, and the new owners will take acres in sec 23, twp 38, 2 w, (200. fasmons ; dressmaking economies ; fancy The English were worsted by the Boers Ashland. possession at once and operate this win McConville to Lizzie Mulholland, work , household hints ; fiction, etc. Sub at the normal literary debate Friday. 20 Anna scribe to-day, or, send ¿c for latest copy. acres in sec 3, twp 35, 3 e, $100. ter. Lady agents wanted. Send for terms. AT THE R. Stevens, Will Grubband Miss Gun- B. W N Jones, et ux, to J H 8heartr, 160 H. Leuthrye, of Althouse, brought in D octor ASHLAND Stylish, Reliable, Simple, Up-to- I ton contended for the British and O. B. acres in sec 3, twp 31, 3 e, $550. 20 ounces of the finest quartz gold which date, Economical and Absolutely UNDERTAKING PARLORS. J H Shearer to U 8 same property. has ever come to town. The gold was Tout, Chet Easter and Mabel Smith for Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterns. MEYERS Mary M Childers to Annie M Loder, lot the Transvaalians. The judges — O. S. pounded out in a mortar, and although 9, blk 19, Medford, $130. & co. over 100 ounces have already been taken Brown, F D. Robbins and W. T. Van Jos Dame to Wilber Caruthers, lots 12, Specl&lists for out of a small hole in the ground, the Scoy—gave the decision in favor of the 13,14 and 15 blk 2. R R add to Ashland ; Boers. TbM« h-— I*»“ rock in sight keeps up in richness, Mr. also lots 17.18, blk 23. and lots 11 and 12, Old newspapers for sale Ä BAZAR cunm »Mkucu and *»■ Leuthyre has named the mine the Gyp- I J. D. Bridges, Editor “Democrat”, Lan blk 39, Medford. (1. UaUl ailnMUt» I®’; Tt>.r b»v« th« Ur,..t «uJ ! sy Queen, and it bids fair to bring him a caster, N. H., says, “One Minute Cough 1 Geo H Andrews to Jos Owen, lot 8, blk this office. lot e:ulV1»4 I«* Hill, $20. .otutiuo. «»d th. •«* «• small fortune. He has been prospecting | Cure is the beet remedy for croup I ever 31, C Gold t+i.aiwa m Ih» V S. W Kahler to U 8. 160 acres in sec 16, used.” Immediately relieves and cures I on Althouse for five years. No-Seam-Allowance Patterns.) Ko TUI Cvrod. 31, 3 e. coughs, colds, croup, asthma, pneumonia, twp The new shaft in the Eureka nine, John Holton to 1st Spiritual 8ociety of 8 Vntortuoat« ».n who can- Only io and 15 eta. «ach—nona high«. not «all «hould writ« to» <4- which is now down 70 feet, struck a very ' bronchitis, grippe and all throat and lung 0.160 acres in sec 3, twp 39,1 west; also Ask for them. Sold in nearly every city It prevents consumption.—Eu- lots 1. 2, and 3, blk 11, Phoenix, and 14.80 «waaadprtvaUWok- and town, or by mail from I rich body of fine ore when the ledge I I troubles. okne A. S herwin . AU. rRXK. acres in Ashland, $5 THE McCALL CO., l was tapped. tOTAOLISHtO IT VKABS. ------ ,_ at bo«,«. 138-146 Wsit 14th St.. New York. Fred Hansen to Harry Hosier, lots 30. 31 « n IMttfa «»aJ.u<ud ■ Mo Chant» f»r CooaattoUo«. Dr. W Wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y., says, AAA Itili » Pure Whiskey HARPER Perfect Whis |“1 heartily recommended One Minute and 32, blx K, R rt add to Ashland, $300. I «AÎŒtT ST., I EUv^or Eatranco. R A Nelson to Peter E Betz, 80 acres in key HARPER Every bottle guaranteed I Cough Cu-e. It gave my wife immediate HARPER. Sold by H igh & T aylor , , relief in suffocating asthma." Pleasant to sec 16, twp 35, 1 e $300. Erects a Hog, Poultry or and Atlanta Satcbwell to the ~ Itotake. Never fails to quickly cure all. Raymoud n»jiuvuu»uu Ashland, Ora. I coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles.— Bray-Choate Land Co, 320 acres in sec 12, TO WORK OFF !!! Stock Fence for about half tap 39, 4 e, (2250. E cgene A. S herwin . 1 I t«P We do all kinds of work ____ Or A-Bhland Imitation baking powders almost invariably con tain alum. Alum makes the food unwholesome. ROYAL BAKING POWDP.R CO., NEW YORK. © ROBBINS’ PLANING MILL, K, DUUItta'DUlS, PROPRIETOR. ASHLAND. OREGON. RATES, $1.00 PER DAY Good Accommodations Located in the Heart of the City. Free Bus to and From all Train*. | ■ ■ F. L. CAMPS ♦ ....The Photographer | Has Relumed and Has Equipped His Old Established Gallery in Ashland With + + CUTICURA RESOLVENT I THE LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY, i A.D. FERGUSON. Complete Treatment, $1.25 CALL’S^ MAGAZINEVE M- CALL/?« Phillips: Wire: Fence % MACHINE < NOTHING DEAD™ I.\ SCHOOL SUPPLIES .IT # j. KM-» M j__________ - w • • V • * * '■ *■ — ' ¡^agssa g ~ i ■ ■ ■ ■ Is New and Up-to-Date! £7^7 bu,J SHERWIN gets a BAG-STRAP or TIE---- Free! » LOCATIONS. —SEVERAL BRIGHT AND! Mary Du van, Nov 2, 20 acres of placer Skin Diseases. W ANTED honest persons to represent us as Man- ground in Jac, j ‘ J 1 Houck, Oct 30, 300,000 miners’ inch- agers in this and eJose by counties. ™ **)«¥» meh- For the speedy and permanent cure of Salary $900 a year and expenses, f Straight’ • es of water of Rogue river. =, no less salary. Post- Annie Blalock, Nov 4, placer ground in bona-fide, no more, Posi Our references snv bank Grave creek tion permanent. C ___ 1______ __ _____ uur references, any oanx Goodl(J district. _w Qct K gOO.inches of seep- in any town. It is mainly office work con- ---- . _. ■ . ducted at home. Reference. Enclose seif- r cr»,e _ K Hanna, “ Oct 25. Nonesuch quarlz addressed stamped envelope. j ’ H ’ ” claim. Jacksonville district. T he D ominion C o ., Dept. 3, Chicago. . C R Ray and G W thort. Nov 4, Shorty- - I— „. , Ray quarts claim, Blackwell district. W H McDaniel. W C Deneff. J B Wetter- er, Aug 23. Court House quartz claim. Lit The Kind You Hin Bwght tle Applegate district. Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders for Chas J and A Anderson & Co, Nov 7, hones are the beat tonic, blood purifier Grand Central quartz claim, Foot« creek district. a^dvnwifugw. Print, Sfiorot* tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itch ing and smarting almost instantly and its continued use effects a permanent cure. It also cures itch, barber’s itch, scald head, sore nipples, itching piles, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and granulated lids. the money required to build any other kind of fence. Machines and farm rights for sale by ac, HUR-wr ASHLAND, OREGON. Carbon Finish. Photos in Water Colors. Pictures in the Latest Styles. Developing and Finishing for Amateurs. Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children. Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon. S cenic [ iti e »~ W orld (DENVER^ -,RIO GRANDE RAILROAD. THE POPULAR THROUGH CAR LINE FROM THE WM NORTHWEST E ast TO AU POINTS 5. K. HOOPER. G. P. & T. A. R. G NICHOL. General Agent »I WMU.ru» &, PORTLAND, ORI. DENVER, COLO- Large Sums to Loan. On Undivided Interests is Estates. Real Estate in Probate, Reverseonary and Life interest« in R«*} and Personal Property, Ennuitie« and Legacies, or »ill purchase outright, if so deaired. Life Insuance Policies Bought or Loaned Patent« Bold on Favorable Terms and Capital Procured to DEVELOP and PERFECT criterion« Invention« and Ideas Amoun s from (10.000 to (500,000 available for Invest ment on tortgage of Revenue Producing Be eantlee. Joint Stock Companies Organised. For terms and particulars, address VAN FItí«rUWCV¡X»L
