Valley record., November 16, 1899, Image 4

PFRSONAL
AND
LRNTER HTGH’M BURIAL.
SOCIAL
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I THE
ANTI-S ALOON
’ KLAMATH FALLS
CAMPAIGN
I
SUTTONS SNAP SHOT.
County court has adjourned. Circuit
The Government Will Bring the Re­
I j The Methodist. Christian, Baptist. court is still in session.
main« to Ashland.
Carpels at Vanpel, Norris & Drake’s.
CongreiOMional and Preabyteriau
Geo. T. Nickerson left for Lakeview
Bert Clute went to Yreka yesterday on
Department of the Interior General
Church
Organizations
Join
tbe
last
Saturday.
Land
Office,
Washington,
Nov.
11,
1899.
a business trip.
Fight
Deston
High,
Esq.,
Frank
Brandon, the enterprising
Mrs. Frank Dickey came up from I Ashland, Oregon.
merchant of Merrill was in the Falls
Grants Pass today to remain.
The
“
Anti-Saloon
League
”
have
elect
­
My dear Mr. High:
Saturday.
Miss Lillie Taylor arrived yesterday
Find enclosed correspondence between ed the following permanent officers:
■OF ALL FORMS OF
from Slatonis, Cal., on a visit.
myself and the Secretary of War as to President, Rev. J. F. Tout; vice presi­ Capt. O. C. Applegate and H. E.
dent,
Mrs.
D.
E.
Hyde;
secretary-treas
­
Momyer,
of
Klamath
Agency,
were
here
removal of the remains of your son,
T. J. Howell and wife went to Rose­ the
on official business Friday.
Lester High, from Cuba to your home urer, D. L. Rice.
burg to locate a timber claim.
An
executive
committee
was
organized
A. Harpold, of Bonanza was in the I
in Ashland.
Miss Cora Linn has returned to Jack­
I am very glad to have succeeded in from the various churches iu town and Falls during the week.
Death on Rheumatiam, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
sonville from her Portland visit.
this matter, and to know that the ex­ is composed as follows:
Geo. T. Baldwin and Rev. Dr. Holt,
Earache, Burna, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, Stiff Joints.
Presbyterian Church—F. G. Strange,
pense
for
the
necessary
casket
and
trans
­
Frank Mee of Grants Pass left for Reno,
pastor; ». P. Neil, official board; A. 8. synodical missionary for Oregon, left for
portation
will
be
borne
by
the
govern
­
Nev., Tuesday on a business trip.
ment, and the remains tenderly con­ Barnes, Sunday school; D. H. Hawkins, Klamath Hot Springs Monday morning. PRICE, 50-0. &c $1.00 FER BOTTLE
Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams went to veyed from their present resting place Christian Endeavor.
All the real estate and some personal
Christian Church—J. F. Tout, pastor ; property of John Bonner was auctioned
Medford Tuesday to visit friends.
to the old cemetery at his own home at
official board; Bert off at his farm near Merrill on the 11th
Thos. Donnelly, the miner, went to Ashland, in Oregon. I beg to assure you F. M. Blevins,
Sunday school; F. D. Robbins, inst. Bidders were numerous and good
Redding Tuesday to remain all winter. that this has been to me a very great Aehurst,
prices were realized on everything. Mr.
satisfaction, that I thus had the oppor­ Endeavor society.
Ashland, Oregon,
Miss Bettie and Sophie Muller of Jack­ tunity of doing what I have.
Baptist Church — A. M. Russell, Bonuer expects to take up his future
sonville leave Saturday for San Francis­
pastor; N. McDade, official board; C. J. home in the state of Washington.
With kind remembrance,
co.
Foster, Young People’s Union; Clarence
jp^Read these Testimonials, given under oaih, of Cures Actually Performed:
Sincerely yours,
The case of Dr. Wong Wing vs A. F.
Farnham,
Sunday school.
B
isgkr
H
ermann
,
Prof. E. W. Carver, leader of the or­
Bunnell
was
tried
in
the
circuit
court
Congregational Church—G. W. Nel­
Commissioner.
chestra at Medford, visited Ashland Tues­
week and the jury returned a
son, pastor ; N. Stratton, Sunday school; last
I can cheerfully state that the Snap W. Dickerson who being duly sworn, made
day.
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
Eugene-Asblaad Foot Ball.
Clifford Bush, Endeavor society.
Shot is the best liniment I have ever used, the following statement
$780
or
52
head
of
cattle.
This
ends
the
Mrs. Geo. B. Dorris of Eugene is visit­
My daughter, who was a student at the
M. E. Church—J. T. Abbott, pastor;
The University of Oregon football
or ever heard of in a life lime.
Stats Normal School.one night while study­
ing Ashland and Jacksonville relatives team were on last night’s south-bound Elmer Patrick, Epworth League; Mrs. second trial of this case and the final
We always keep a bottle of it at the ing felt a pain in her hand which aeon ex­
disposition of it is a great relief to all
and friends.
passenger train bound for Berkeley, Cal., L. E. Norris, official board; J. L. Dow­ parties concerned.
normal school. Among the athletic stu­ tended to the arm. The next day she went
ning,
Sunday
school.
dents who have been hurt one or two ap­
school end during the dey she lost the
Supt. C. D. McDonald cf the Ashland to meet the California University in
Sam Essex, whose complicity in the plications of this liniment has taken out to
use ot her arm and it became spottedFand
mine returned Monday from a brief trip mortal combat Saturday afternoon. _ At the fourth public meeting at the murder
of Dr. George, has been men­ the ii flimmation and cured a sprained the teacher« sent her home, fearing Wood­
They will return immediately and play city hall Monday evening Rev. J. T. Ab-
to Portland.
the Ashland eleven next Tuesday after­ bett made the principd address. His tioned a few times, is spending a few ankle, a dislocated knee and a mashed poison. When she arrived borne I took
Robt. H.- Brown, in former years a noon The game will be played on Hel­ remarks were for a non-partizan organi­ days in the county hostile as a result of
to Mr. Sutton's office where he applied
One application cured a young her
Snap Shot” liniment and within twenty
merchant in Eagle Point, died recently man’s field and the admission will be 25 zation—republicans,democrats and party his disinclination for a personal inter­ finger.
lady of a paralized arm and another “ minutes
of the first application, the swell-
at Victoria, B. C.
cents.
prohibitionists—for a common cause view with the grand jury. No indict­ young lady who had the rheumatism and ini was gene down, the pain was gone and
ment
has
been
brought
against
Essex,
against
the
common
foe,
the
sal
on.
also a stone bruise was entirely cured by the spotted appearance left it, and she haa
Mrs. E. J. Kubli of Jacksonville went
Clyde Payne, full back; Bernie Jake­
never had the least trouble^.with her arm
Rev. J. F. Tout made some effective but it is generally thought that the two applications.
to Portland Sunday to spend the winter way, left tackle; Chas. Wagner, center;
grand
jury
will
investigate
matters
It has also cured burns, cuts, carbun­ since or a recurrence of the pain.
visiting her children.
Tom Hammond, half back; Louis Dodge, points against non-partizanship in mu­ thoroughly before making any sensa­
F lomxncb L. Taaraaa.
nicipal affairs.
cles, pimples, tooth-ache and rheuma­
L. M. Dennis came in from Pelican substitute, Ashland; Dick Smith, right
tional charges.
Notary Public for Oregon.
The
president
announced
that
there
tism.
tackle,
Klamath
Falls,
students
in
the
Bay this week with a bunch of calves for
We have never known inflammation
A shooting affray occurred near Olene
U. of 0. football team were on last would be red hot mass meetings right
Cory Taylor of Phoenix.
State ot Oregon.)
night’s train en route to Berkley and up to the time of the city election. 1 he Monday afternoon in which Henry that it will not speedily take out, if thor­
- «8.
Frank B. Ketchum, wife, daughter and will play here. It will be observed that league were much pleased at the present O’Brien shot Wm. Hoffmann. A dispute oughly rubbed in once or twice.
Jackson County I
son returned to Woodville Tuesday from a goodly portion of the University license laws in the manner and means arose over a business transaction, which
It is A MARVELOUS MEDICINE, and Will
James M. Fewei being duly sworn de­
Igerna, Siskiyou county.
eleven are Ashland and Southern Oregon of securing legal voters—male real estate the parties were discussing at the time do even more for the afflicted than is poses and say’s:- That about ten days
owning tax-payers. They declared them and after some violent language bad claimed for it.
•go 1 had the neuralgia in my face and it
Geo. W. Reynolds was up from Med- [ material.
to be “all that could b- desired.” The been indulged in, O’Brien pulled his
pained me severely and bad bean troubling
W. T. V an S coy .
ford Tuesday looking for a suitable loca-1 The line up is:
tne for two weeks or more when 1 bad Mr.
Eugene.
Ashland. president announced that City Attorney gun and fired at Hoffmann, the ball President Southern Oregon State Nor­ Sutton
tion to open up a feed store.
apply his Snap Shot. He rubbed
mal school.
Chas. Wagner Center
Fred Denny E. D. Briggs, who drew the ordinances passing through his right cheek and
my faoe for a few minutes and coinpletly
Miss Stella Hargrove returned to Angell
and
the
new
city
charter,
would
be
pres
­
striking
the
shoulder
blade.
Hoffmann
’
s
Subscribed
and
sworn
to
before
me
R. G.
John Meliza
cured the pain and since that time been al­
Talent yesterday from a stay with Mrs. Dick Smith
R. T.
Tom Fudge ent at the-next Monday evening’s mass wound is a very ugly one but not con­ this 4th day of November, 1899.
most wholly free from pain.
Dr. Whiting in Los Angeles.
meeting
and
explain
them.
A
male
sidered dangerous. , O’Brien has been
F lobence L. T rkfren .
My wife was sick with the cholera mor­
Wodell
Stevens
L.G.
I
lodged in jail awaiting further orders.
Notary Public for Oregon. bus and took abont bait a teaspoonful of
Will Isaacs returned to Medford last B Jakeway
L. T.
E. G. Perham quartet will furnish music.
At the executive committee meeting
the medicine and it cured tbe trouble at
TO SUPPRESS SALVATION ARMY night after warming up the social life of I l i Young
Chet Easter
R. E.
New Gooas.
once and she never felt anything more of
Knox
R. H. B.
Roy Beach Tuesday evening Ex-Sheriff A. S. Barnes
the Granite city for several days.
it.
Mirrors, Picture Frames, Moulding, State of Oregon.
L. E.
Fred Homes made a convincing speech.
Grants Pass* City Council Knocked
ç ss.
Hon. R. G. Smith of Grants Pass went Zigler
Lamberquin
Poles
and
Trimmings,
J ames M. F bwbl
The
members
of
the
league
are
being
Bishop
L.
H.
B.
Will
Grubb
Out In the First Round In Jailing to Yreka on the big China Ock and Van
County.
Subscribed and sworr. to before me this
fired up with considerable enthusiasm, Easels, Iron Beds, Parlor Tables, Sofa Jackson
Edwards
Q.
B.
Wyck
Easter
On
this
28th
day
of
July,
1899,
appeared
the Red Shirts.
ASHLAND, Or..... Thursday, Nov. 16, 1899
19th
day
of
November
1899.
Brunt law suit from Happy Camp.
F. B.
Clyde Payne
Fessenden and if nothing happens to tone down Pillows, Lace Curtain Stretchers, before me, a Notary Public within and for
G eo . W. Tazraix.
Wednesday night the leaders of the
their ardor they will make next month’s Clothes Bars at Opera House Furniture the State and County above named one W.
H. J. Hicks, the extensive lumber
Notary Public’for Oregon.
Salvation Army were arrested for violat­ dealer and manufacturer, went to Wolf
Store.
city
election
a
hot
time.
Albany
Democrat
:
At
Portland
the
SAMPSON.
ing an ordinance of this city which for­ creek Tuesday on lumber business.
Multnomahs defeated the U. of O. on a
Spelling school is in vogue here.
bids such doings as beating drums, etc.
muddy field 5 to 0. The game showed NEARLY A MILLION DOLLARS
BORN.
Miss Genevieve Reames, the Jackson­ the Eugene men to be equals to the Port­
They were locked in jail and kept prison­
Julius Hart returned borne Tuesday.
ville
actress
and
elocutionist,
and
Miss
ers until Thursday when the trial took
land men. On Eugene field the U. of O. Invested In Southern Oregon Mining
The farmers here are doing fall sowing.
place the jury bringing in a verdict of Meda Plymale of Medford, did this town would win.
Properties Daring 1809 as Esti­ OVERBECK—In San Francisco, Cal.,
E. G. Davis is doing a rashing business. ‘not guilty.” When the army made Tuesday.
Nov 14, 1899, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
their
appearance
Thursday
evening
they
He was down after another load of hay
Lost—Between Hotel Oregon and Bap­ The football game between the Ash­ mated from a Granta Pass Point of
Overbeck formerly of Jacksonville, a
had a much larger crowd than usual, in tist Church, a pair of eye-glasses in a land and Medford light weight teams View.
Tuesday.
son.
fact the “corner” was crowded for stand­
Morris Adams was here Monday, fie is ing room but the spectators were disap­ black case. Please leave them at post­ last Saturday resulted in a tie, the score Grants Pass Observer, Nov. 11.]
office.
being 6 to 6. There is some uncertainty
employed at Parxer Station.
We do not presume that anyone ac­
pointed as no arrests were made. It is
MARRIED,
as to the correctness of the score the quainted
a
Mrs.
Nettie
Olds-Haight,
the
clever
with the mining industry of
He
is
Jeff Howard was in last week,
understood however that the matter will
referee
having
altered
his
decision
in
orator
and
musician
of
McMinnville,
is
Southern Oregon for 1899, has been able SWAYNE — HERBERGER — In the
be followed up and the army folks
slaying at home.
in the valley visiting friends and to do Medford’s favor after calling a foul.
FROEHLICH & CO.
to furnish even an approximate esti­ Catholic Church in Jacksonville, Nov.
The
line
up
was
as
follows
:
Jacob Kennedy was down from bis home brought again before the court
Address
L.
A.
CREITZ,
mate
of
the
amount
of
capital
invested
The ordinance in question was passed soma talking.
13, 1899, by Rev. M. J. Hickey, P. F.
Ashland.
Medford.
Monday, and reports bis son Jake slowly when theself styled “commander” Wm.
this section. When one stops to
D. C. Agler, 8. P. conductor on freight Miller
Swayne and Miss Barbara Herberger.
Center
Mickey in
Care T. R. Ryan, Main St., Ashland. Opposite Hotel Oregon
improving in health.
think
of
the
vast
territory
embraced
in
E. Purdy of God’s Regular Army was train running between Junction and Port­ Parsons
Hastings the Southern Oregon mineral belt, 200 MORRIS—JACOBS — In Jacksonville,
R. G.
All Work Accurately and
Dell Foster and Virg. Chapman, both of perambulating the streets nightly, and land, is laid up with a sprained back Carter
Crystal
L.G.
Nov.
11,
1899,
by
W.
S.
Crowell,
coun
­
miles
north
’
.
and
south
by
at
least
150
NOTICE
F
OR
PUB
LICATION
a
good
deal
of
“
courting
”
was
done
for
the Hill creek section, are attending scboul
caused by lifting heavy freight.—Rose­ Van Sant
Promptly Attended to.
R. T.
Chiles
ty judge, S. R. Morris of Talent and
a time but n >thing definite either way burg Review.
Newton, Tout
Isaacs miles east and west, and more or less
L. T.
at the Normal.
EPARTMENT
OF
THE
INTERIOR,
Miss
Cora
Jacobs
of
Ashland.
PRICES:
was accomplished. The council seem to
R. E.
Burnett activity over the whole area, every gulch
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
J. C. Keneven of Sisson was here this Emery
Rev. E. C, Graff of Klamath county was think if the law was right enough to
having its placer and every hillside its BOUSSOM—HENRY—In Jacksonville,
Redden
October
9.1899.
Holt
L.
E.
11.00
GOLD
&
SILVER
here the other day.
have been passed it should have been week looking after placer mining inter­ Wild
at the residence of G. S. Epperson,
Notice is hereby given that the following- COPPER.............
Wiggle quartz location. Then in taking the
R. H.
11.00
ests
on
Little
Applegate
and
visiting
H.
estimate
of
¿apital
invested
during
the
obeyed and have signified their inten­
Nov. 9,1899, by R. 8. Dunlap, J. P., named settler has filed notice of his inten­
Taylor, Capt
Anderson current year Only from the most promi­
L. H.
A.
Hansen
’
s
family.
PHOENIX.
tention of going farther in the matter.
S. J. Boussom and Miss Ethel M. tion to make final proof in support of his
Long
Fullback
Lippencolt
claim, and that said proof will be made
—Grants Pass Observer.
John W. Wiley returned from San King
Henry.
Quarter
Miles, Capt nent undertakings without reference to
H. H. Calhouu is quite ill.
before Gui Newbury, County Clerk of
the many small investments, we find
Francisco Tuesday where he marketed
Referee,
Otis
Millsap;
linesman,
John
JENNINGS —SAYLE — In Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon, at Jacksonville.
J. A. Anderson returned to his home in
Frank Williams Interviewed on
three carloads of hogs and two cars of Millsap, Ralph Woodford. No umpire that in and about the vicinity adjacent
Nov. 12, 1899, by M. Berry, J. P., Oregon, on November 21,1899, viz: Samuel ■JCTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
to Grantp Pass something over $500,000
Politics.
| sheep. H. F. Bailey returned yesterday, was appointed.
Santa Kos«, Cal., Wednesday.
Eldon Jennings of Sterlingville and T. Songer, on his homestead entry No. 8742, Aw sealed bids will be received by the
has
been
spent
ip
purchasing
and
im-
for the south-east one-quarter, section 14,
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Charlie Wolgamott, who is working in
The Portland Oregonian of Sunday having taken five carloads of hogs for L. -
Misä Ida Sayle of Ashland.
u
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of
mining
properties.
Y>rovement
Tp. 39, 8 R 4 E.
Alleged Robbery.
* C. Coleman.
Jacksonville, visited his family In Phoenix contains the following interview:
______
approximately
as
follows:
Divided
ap.
He names the following witnesses to Sch 1 Board of School District No. 6 of
Judge Frank Williams of Ashland,
Buel Hildreth went to Henley Monday
Bob Wilcox and Renas Hamilton were Waldo district
Sunday.
prove his continuous resideaoe upon and Jackson County. Oregon, until and includ­
$145,000
who has been a prominent populist for to work for Mattern A Bennett, who are arrested on a warrant sworn out by Geo. Illinois river
cultivation of said land, viz:
90,000
WU1 Oliver of Trail, who has been visit­
the past 10 years, and who was offered ( driving a 300 foot tunnel on the exten­ Phipps in Justice Stewart’s court at Silver creek
Tbos. Britt son and Lawrence Brittson of ing Friday, December 1,1899, for the erec­
5,000
ing relatives in town, went to California the nomination for congress that Van- (
Shake,
Oregon, D. H. Yager of Snow, tion of a two-story and basement, six-room,
sion of the Roberts & Jillson ledge, which Medford charging them with robbing Picket creek
2,000
Friday.
Oregon, and L. L. Angle of Ashland,
derburg afterward accepted, was asked , they have purchased.
him of $48. They were bound over to Kerby
40,000
brick or frame school house in said District
Oregon'.
George Miller and family have moved in­ yesterday what he thought Oregon pop­
3,000
Jehu Jacobs, inventor of the Jacobs appear before the next term of circuit Briggs creek
012
J. T. BRIDGE8, Register.
No. 5, to be completed on or before July IS,
to the bouse recently occupied by V. Hen­ ulists would base their opposition to the
10,000
was over from Henley court. Wilcox’s bail was fixed at $300 Succer creek
republicans upon in the next state cam- Concentrator,
’
1900.
and
Al.
Helms
went
on
his
bond.
drickson and family.
Total
$195,000
paign. He said he hardly knew. He Monday, having the Ashland Iron Works Hamilton’s bond was $100 furnished by Jump-off-Joe
$46.000
Said school bouse to be built according to
out
another
one
of
his
fine
gold
Steve Carpenter, who has been farming does not look for fusion with the demo- turn
1
I. L. Hamilton. The three had been Grants Pass
16,000
the Shook ranch near Phoenix, has moved crats any more, as he feels sure neither 1 saving machines to go to Grass Valley,
the
plans and specifications, for both brick
shaking dice all evening for money and Grave creek’
150,000
party desires it. The democrats would ' Cal.
to a farm below Medford.
drinks and were badly intoxicated:' Wolf creek
and frame, in Ibe office of the Clerk of said
25,000
The force of 10 men at Barron mine Phipps went to the back end of the Galice creek
The Klondyke social given by the school evidently pattern their state platform on
50,000
District at Ashland, Oregon.
Mr. Bryan’s projection, which would be have started an upraise to connect the saloon and became ill. The next morn­ Mt. Reuben
65,000
last Friday evening was a decided success
silver
and
anti-expansion,
but
he
thinks
All bids will have careful consideration
320
foot
tunnel
ana
lower
drifts
with
the
ing
he
missed
the
money
and
swore
out
10,000
Glendale
both socially anil financially. One of the
the populists are divided on the Philip­ 80 foot shaft.
the
warrant.
Wilcox
and
Hamilton
$862,000
but
the board reserves the right to reject
Total
prettiest features of the program was an pine question, many being in favor of
Mrs Louis Hilty went to Dunsmuir yes­ say that Wilcox took the money and Williams and Lower Applegate 33,000
Esquimaux drill by ten little girls with lit­ fighting the present war to a finish,
FHEBERLlf, PROF, any and all bids.
gave it to Hamilton to keep it until Lower Woodville dist.
30,000
rr~-
tle Miss Fay Carver acting as fairy. The while others think with some of the east­ terday to visit Conductor Hilty, who is
Parties wishing to file bids'sbould mtrk
Phipps got sober, and that Hamilton, Gold Hill
Water Street.
100,090
running
the
Duusmuir-Igerna
swing
Klondyke school was verv laughable
Af­ ern republicans that we should call our
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Near Main- them " Bid for School House, District No.
who is night bar tender at a saloon, Toio
20,000
freight.
ter deducting their expenses they found armies home. As for himself, he thinks
did not wake ud until after the warrants Medford and Jacksonville
100,000
Orders y mail or 5” and file them with the Cferk of the
Thad McHatton, who has been oper­ of arrest were made.
the present war in the Philippines is the
they had cleared forty dollars.
100,000
Ashland,
probably
express receive Board at Ashland, Oregon.
natural sequence of our intervention on ating as a tonsorial artist in Oaksdale,
Phipps is a one-legged boy who once
prompt attention.
behalf of Cuba. If the present war is Wash., for a year or two, returned to went to the normal school and is the
CENTRAL POINT.
$940,000
Grand total
By order of the Board.
T erms C ash at
wrong, the first step toward the libera­ Ashland Friday.
son of a well-to-do pioneer family.
REASONABLE BATES.
At first glance these figures seem pre­
The farmers in this part of the valley are tion of Cuba was wrong.
GEO. W. TREFREN, Clerk.
posterous but in taking auy one district
An elegant line of Framed Pictures at
A
cts
gently
on
the
speeding the plow.
“Do you look for the populists to nom­ Opera
A
singular
accident
occurred
to
and figuring the expenditures we be­
House Furniture Store.
yesterday afternoon’s 4:40 north bound lieve the result would be much larger
Miss Lizzie Stidham tinished a successful inate a separate national ticket next
year?
”
Granite
Lodge,
No.
23,
Knights
of
Py
­
passenger.
Two
miles
south
of
Gazelle
term ot school in Sams Valley last Friday.
here given.
“That, too, is a hard question. The thias, following their usual custom, will art of the brake arrangement to the than
The question arises will tbe returne
Harbaugh & White have moved their lines for the next campaign are hardly give the grand masque ball in Ashland
aggage car broke and spread the rails.
the out.ay. We believe much
branch store back to Medford
drawn yet. As for myself, I think the Christmas night. It will be well handled The light cars rode the rails without equal
more. One quartz mine alone is today
and
promises
to
be
an
event
of
more
than
people
’
s
party
should
get
back
on
the
looking
much
trouble,
but
the
hind
trucks
of
Several parties of late have been
paying nearly $15,000 per month and
A L L KINDS
original Omaha platform, which it should ordinary interest.
the dining car jumped them and the another, as near as we can learn, about CiEANSES THE ¿VSTEM
for small farms in the«e parts.
never
have left I think direct legisla­
two
heavy
standard
Pullman
’
s
immedi
­
The Ladies’ Aid of the Christian church ately following keeled over on their side $10,000.
Mr Strickland of Granta Pass is bere tion is of more importance than theques-
MRP'See us before putting in your win­
..¿^EFFECTUALLY
TIER WOOD:
In the Waldo district are several fine V
looking for a small farm with the view of tion of silver, and as for the Philippine will give a Thanksgiving dinner at the and were ditched. They disconnected
ter supply.
church.
copper
prospects
which
if
the
same
Oak,
Laurel,
Pine
and
Fir.
DisP£r;ioS'^«?HES®®r£.
matter, I don’t think it will figure in the
from the balance of the train. Engineer
buying.
John Lovesee returned Tuesday morn­ F. H. McDonald, Conductor Chas. develop into mines will mean many
Elmer Patrick and Miss Ethel Walrad of next campaign at all. If the republican
CORD WOOD:
£HP*Leave orders and get prices at Van
of dollars to be invested.
party would announce itself in favor of ing from a six- weeks’ visit at his for­ Brady and Brakemen J. Harry Pink­ thousands
property in that district has ore
Ashland were visiting in the Point Tuesdav.
Oak, Fir and Pine.
Sant’s.
the initiative and referendum, I would mer home, Osseo, Wis. He was accom­ ston and E. O. Parrott were in charge One
the guest of their grandma. Mrs. A. 8. Ja­ consider that party good enough for me.” panied by his brother, Thos. Lovesee, of the train and were soon on hand enough in eight to warrant preliminary OVERCOMES
SsTlR&TN
and his nephew, Wm. Flagg, who come extricating the passengers through the calculations lor a railroad and smelter.
cobs.
In the Gold Hill district there are
Judge J. N. Phillips of Los Angeles. to this country to locate.
windows. No one was seriously hurt. several
The M. E. conference will be held here
undertakings involving $10,000
I UAL
PERMANENTLY
next Saturday, at 2 p. m. Ix>ve feast at 19 Chairman of the State Executive Com­
Call on Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s for The ditched cars were left in the field to $40,000.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
mittee
of
the
Silver
Republicans
of
Cal
­
and the passengers took to the balance
your
carpets.
They
have
received
a
fine
a. m Sunday. Preaching at 11 a. m. by
It is asserted upon careful investiea-
ifornia and President of the Los Angeles line which are being offered at bottom of the train which pulled into Ashland
tion that Josephine county from quartz
Presiding Elder Summerville.
Silver Republican League, spent yester­ prices.
two and a half hours behind time.
alone for 1899 will be over $300,000, and
Fred Peninger and Mr. Gilchrist have day in Sacramento, the guest of Dr. G.
placer should be as much. For the
Buy THE GENUINE • MAH’Ft) BY
Engineer
Jack
Scott
will
move
his
M.
Dixon.
He
left
this
morning
for
the
Lecture
at
U.
M.
L.
Hall.
bought the Haskel Amy residence and
year 1900 Josephine county will produce
!
family
to
Grants
Pass
the
first
of
the
place containing 40 acres of land; price not noith on matters connected with the
Nettie
Olds-Haight
will
speak
at
U.
cause of Silver Republicanism in this coming month to reside. He will then M. L. Hall on Wagner creek, next Sun­ from quartz over the $500,000 mark.
learned.
*»•«!•<«
v-sSi
»‘-ME»«
take the Grants Pass-Ashland swing run
State.—Sacramento Bee, Nov. 13.
day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Subject:
Sol. Blumauer, grand president of the
Mr. Norcross shipped a load of fine ap­
Phillips was a resident of Ashland for on No’s. 11 and 12. Many friends here “What Shall We Do to Be Saved?”
raa
wuiriii
omiswTi
nsumt
Native Sons of Oregon, will pay P. P.
pies to Portland last week; price paid one a time and was noted as a thorough-going : will regret their departure.—Roseburg
Everybody cordially invited to be pres­ Prim Cabin of Jacksonville an official i
bilk who pretended to be a democrat and i Review.
dollar per box.
ent.
visit tonight. A number of members of |
y y’p Are going to give some SPECIAL Prices
Found—A sum of money. Owner will
James I Fredenburg, our efficient road solicited the democratic nomination for
tl» order from Ashland will go down to­
\ A/ L
¡n^WWCUnPQtoinalui
representative
in
1890.
please describe property and get the
A Pastor’s Anniversary.
( day.
K
supervisor, has finished graveling the road
same
from
I.
W.
Burriss.
p. room for Fall Stock.
between the Bear creek bridge and the Cen­
An interesting epoch occurred in the
A Republican club was organized in
The sermon subjects at the Presby­
Dr. Poole was over last week from Presbyterian church Sunday, the
tral Point cemetery. Holmes Brothers do­ Jacksonville Saturday evening, with the
terian
church
next
Sabbath
will
be:
to see W. F. Clute who has re­ occasion being the 12th anniversary of
nated $20 in work hauling gravel, and other following officers:
President, J. C. Yreka
covered from the appendicitis but is now the pastorate of Rev. F. G. Strange “J&e Sanctity of the Home” and “Foot­
Mrs. Bush, Propr. j Sind? Oregon.
parties donated work and money. Mr. F. Whipp; vice-president, J. C. McCully;
ball, or the Value of Exercise.”
and the 25th anniversary of his
secretary, P. O. Applegate; treasurer, afflicted with pleurisy.
is the right man for supefvisor.
Morning and evening services will be
Miss Belle Hollenbeek of Sams Valley entry into the ministry. The Ashland’
Theo. Cameron.
conducted at the Congregational church
Presbyterian
church
was
organized
24
was
thrown
out
of
a
hack
while
return
­
GOLD HILL.
M h ,»™.
Willie Virgin gave a star gazing party ing from a visit to Medford. Dr. Stanley years ago, and though the first part of next Sabbath, Nov. 19, by Rev G. W. • ••
The public is
The Gold Hill Quartz Mining Go , hav-- at his home last evening. The following dressed her wounds, which were very his quarter of a century’s work was far Nelson, the pastor.
about 18 men at work on the Braden were preeent and enjoyed a good time: severe and ugly, but not dangerous to from here it was contemporaneous with cordially invited.
properties, taking ore from three ledues
Lunches Put Up
Mi-ses IdaTnylor, Ida Cottrell. Dee Cot­
Presbyterianism in this city.
There will be a parlor meeting of the
They start five stamps up this week «nd trell, Mona Emery. Cora Carter. Mollie life.
During
his
pastorate
in
Ashland
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Galey
will soon have tbe other five going.
Wm. Angle and Jordan Brown were church has kept up a steady progress. x>n Friday evening Nov. 17th, 7:30 sharp.
Ford, Gladys Sanford, ValeSatcbwell, Hat­
Rumfelt A Earhart are securing rich ore tie Satchwell. Lillian Hilty, Masters Ed­ in town Saturday and had exhibited a There were about 75 members and the Special invitation extended to all new
All Passengers Trains
from the Bowden ledge and are having win Burriss, Martin Bowtrs, Charlie Logan. brick from their rich Klondike mine on church waB supported by the Home
members both active and honorary.
about 100 tons crushed at J. J. Houck's- Roy Sanford. Tom Brown. Hill Parker, Mt. Sterling.
Missionary society, and there was an The W. C. T. U. until further notice will
Stop 30 Minutes for Meals
two stamp mill and J. H Beeman's five Willard Satchwell.
Miss Hattie Oliver came out from Port­ indebtedness of $900 on the parsonage. meet at Congregational church each
stamp mill. They have eight men at work
Thos.
Kay,
head
of
the
extensive
wool
­
For
five
years
it
has
been
self-supporting,
land Friday to visit her folks, R. M. Fos­
Tuesday at 3 p. m.
developing.
en mills plant at Salem and founder of ter and family, until the holidays. The the $900 parsonage indebtedness wiped
J. W Haye A Co. have this week finished the Ashland woolen mills, arrived in
There will be the usual servises at the
laying the water works pipe It will re Ashland yesterday, accompanied by his lady is head clerk of Mrs. Heiler’s mil­ out, over $1000 spent in building im­ Baptist church on Sunday at 11 a. m.
linery
store,
the
largest
establishment
provements
and
the
membership
now
quire about two weeks before the two mile
stands at 185, a net gain of 115. During ana 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10:45
of the kind in that city.
ditch taking the water out of Rogue river daughter, Mrs. C. P. Bishop.
a. M., Young People’s Society at 6:30 p.
to run the Knight water wheel that wilt
Mrs. R\ A. Regan has returned from
Prof. C. J. Kurth of Grants Pass went his pastorate in Ashland he has m. Tne public are invited and strangers
run the pump to force water into the Ashland, where she went to place one of
welcomed
245
persons
to
church
mem
­
to RttWjlC Tuesdav where he has accept­
made welcome.
reservoir is completed.
her daughters in the normal school.— ed a posiflon in a shoe store. His fami­ bership, and 541 in all. In all he has
Roseburg Review.
ly will join him soon. The Prof, will be married 112 couples, performed the
Galice Mining District.
McDaniels' Trial to Begin Monday
ordinance of baptism 229 times; buried
C. O Rust arrived today from Pasa­ sadly missed in musical circles.
One of the coming mining districts of
about 200 people; preached 2757 times
The trial of Frank McDaniel, charged
Mattresses Made Over,
Bob Wilcox visited Ashland recently and made 12,500 pastoral visits. He has the Northwest is the Galice district, in
with the murder of Clara Fitch, begins dena, Calif., via Crescent City. He and
VlL ' iilr^ It
Pianos Polished, General
his
mother,
Mrs.
Kols,
leave
next
week
and
introduced
a
new
trick
with
a
Josephine
county,
Oregon.
There
are]
never led a church into debt, has
in Portland next Monday.
■H’
for home.
stuffed deck of cards that relieved local assisted three out of debt and helped some of the finest placer mines located
Jobbing : :
: :
:
sports of $65 before they learned the two to be independent of the Home there; in fact, for miles along the Rogue
The Klamath grand jury adjourned secret.
DIED.
Mission board. His career comprises river. The banks and bars are all pay­ Flue Cleaning a Specialty
without bringing in any indictments.
Sastorates at Carlyle, Ill., Union and dirt, and can be worked at a large profit
LaGrippe.
with
its
after
effects,
annually
Leave orders at H. S. Evans’ l’aint
This disposes of the efforts to indict the destroys ibousands of people. It may be ling City, Mo , Hiawatha, Kan., Seattle, to the owners, and then there is what
Store. Ashland, Oregon.
DUNN—Near Ashland, Nov. 14. 1899. murderers of Dr Indian George.
quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, Wash., and Ashland. Rev. Mr. Strange is- known as the Big Yank ledge,
at 8 o’clock p. in., Delpha, daughter of
H J. O’Brien was bouna over to the
tbe only remedy that produces immediate has earned the reputation of being one which can be traced for miles in length,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Dunn, aged 5 appear before circuit court.
resulte in coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, of the very beet rustlers in the ministry. and is a well-defined ledge, about 100
years, 7 months and 10 days.
?neumonía and throat and lung troubles,
feet wide, and runs rich in copper and
Acetylene Gas.
t will prevent consumption.—ETcoxxz A.
The funeral will take place from the
Dr. F. E. Smith and wife of Salem gold. Samples from the surface go by
S
kkbwu
.
Be
independent
of
Gas
and
Electric
ligh
residence this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
visited Ashland this week and left for assay 5 per cent copper and $4 in gold
Rev. F. G. Strange conducting the ser­ corporations and own your own lighting
T. K. Bolton and Emil Peil annonnee Jacksonville last night. He is looking per ton. It is now being opened up in
vices. The interment will be in Ashland plant. The NATIONAL generator does that there will be another grand holiday for a suitable location.
Hook gulch by the Big Yank Mining A
Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain, Oregon.
not have to be cared for oftener than once excursion leaving Ashland the day after
cemetery.
Milling Company, where the ledge cross­
in 15 days. It is positively safe and is Christmas for San Francisco. The rate Grants Pass Mining Journal.]
es the galch, by tunnelling in on the
recommended by all insurance boards. We will be $11.75 for round trip and tickets
Will open its doors for the new school year on September 11,1899. The buildings have
If you have never heard of Sutton’s ledge, where they are taking out some of CHILDREN’S
light residences, churches, stores, factories
been thoroughly reuovated and improved. New apparatus added end other improve­
ANTED—SEVERAL BRIGHT AND and towns at 40 per cent less than other will be good for 15 days or more.
Snap Shot—the wonderful destroyer of the finest copper in the Northwest.
ments made for tbe comfort and convenience of the students. Good Boarding and
honest persons to represent us as Man­ systems with double the illumination. To
There
are
also
some
free-gold
properties
all
forms
of
inflammation
in
man
or
Geo. Noland. Rockland, O.. says, "My
Dormitorv Advantages at tbe lowest possible rat«. Uniform State Normal School
agers in this and close by counties responsible parties will ship machine« on wife had piles forty years. DeWitt’s Witch beast—try a bottle of Sutton’s Snap 1 which are showing up fine.
The die-
Conroe. ’ Complete Training School in connection with the Normal, where Seniors are
Salarv $91)0 a year an.l expenses. Straight thirty days trial.
Hazel Salve cnied her. It is the best salve Shot. It*
professionally trained under the supervision ot a Critic Teacher, who will give his entire
be L-J
had of
of , trict
has natural advantages
I. can U
A R. K. Sutton, ±
-
—T , that
L v cannot
Lona ti'te. no SM»re. no le<s salary
1‘oei-
Send for free book'ct on Acetylene Gas. in America.”
D ry G oods , N ovelties ,
It heais everything and Ashland, Ore. The editor of the Jour- be surpassed by any district in the North-
time to this work. Graduates of this school eie given a credit of Thirty Month s Teach­
tp-n p-—« Ou- reieren^es, any bank We want eood agents
cures all skin diseases.—Euoxsa A. S hxb - nal can testify to its value, having had a <*®t, and it haa the finest climate and
ing Experience, which enables them to reach the Life Diploma in tbe quickest and most
in an» U>«n
It is mainly offi.-e work con-
NATIONAL ACETYLENE GAS CO..
WDL
severe fall from a bicycle and through
abundance of pure water, and no lack Christmas Goods Next Month. satisfactory manner. Send your address for complete catalogue to
ducted •• home. Reference. Enclose self-
Buflalo, N. Y
ad4reaae>l stamped envelope.
W. J. King of Medford, went to application of “Snap Shot” the pain of wood;.in fact, everything to made an
JNO. B.
A. M., Preiid&ut of Faculty<
Jga D mhxwx C o , Dept, i, Chicago.
ld«l ’ mining camp.
camp. —
— Oregonian.
Oregonian
wm «xtnctrt io (¡uick i^pe.
» I W«
Mais Stmt oyn Un Bridge.
Quick <l<irvwr-Tbn WMUz Qrwwi»©. Stockton today on a trip.
THE WONDERFUL DESTROYER
JNFLAMATIOxN IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTT0N, PROP
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEY RECORD.
By Competent
Teacher : : :
OF LONG EXPERIENCE.
D
Notice to Contractors.
Ashland.-
. STEAM..
Laundry::
C
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
WOOD
H abitual
R. W. Beach
bi
(3 u |9IWIA|T g SYRVP(S
mkc K i
ODDS
Bros.,
ENDS SPECIAL!
Bush’s
Restaurant!
Meals 25
-•.Carpets Cleaned
W
UNDERWEAR,
I
Come in and get
a bargain CHEAP.
The Fair$-tore