PERHONAL
AND
SOCIAL.
CLARA FITCH’S MURDERER.
f
Lnctnre by Netti«* Old—Haight.
The gold output from the Cariboo dis
The Trial of the Accused Frank Mc
Thursday evening Mrs. Nettie Olds- trict, B. C., this year is estimated at
Haight appeared before a good sized $1,009,000. Extensive hydraulic plant»
Carpets at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s.
Daniel tn Progreaa.
audience in the city hall in an announ i are opera ted by several companies and a
Jack Morris was a Medford visitor
The trial of young Frank McDaniel, ced lecture from the secular point of
yesterday.
indicted for the murder of his sweet- view on the question “What shall we great deal of new mininig machinery is
taken into the district. Some of ths
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Gross are stopping ■ heart, Miss Adelaide Clara Fitch, began do to be saved?” The speaker showed
in Portland Monday.
that this yearning “to be saved,” which nuggets found this season was worth
at San Jose, Cal.
The “Telegram” describee the court had so agitated mankind since the 1100.
Mrs. J. C. Pendleton has returned room scene as follows:
•F ALL FORMS OF
alleged fall of Adam,was born out of the
Eastern capitalist have just purchased
from a visit, in Portland.
McDaniel occupies a seat among debasement of man taught by a religion, a large tract of timber laud in San Ma
Rev. J. A. Slover will preach in Cen witnesses and fnends just witbin the the invention of priests and a religious teo county and axe going into the lffih-
railing, and looks neat and natty and hierarchy. An historical review brought
tral Point Sunday morning.
her business on an extensive scale.
wears a cheerful and even a careless de
Rev. F. G. Strange returned yesterday meanor, as if the proceedings had only before the audience various religious
Henry R. Hall died at Santa Barbara
creeds
other than the Christian, the
Death on Rheumati*ui, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
from Portland and Eugene.
an indirect and transcient interest for career of Buddha being particularly a few days ago. During the war he was
Earache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, Stiff Joint*.
An elegant line of Framed Pictures at him. Beside him sits his brother, and dwelt upon, by which it was designed to assistant United States treasurer under
near him several friends who are inter show that as to birth and other re Lincoln, and signed the first series of
Opera House Furniture Store.
PRICE, 50-0. &; $1.00 FEB BOTTLE
M. A. Mitchell, the Spokane mining ested in bis case, while in the body of > semblances, the story of Christ may greenbacks issued by the government.
the courtroom, on next to the front have been copied from that of Buddha
man, arrived in Ashland Tuesday.
bench, in company with some sympa who lived hundreds of years before the
Charles R. Cramblitt, a pioneer of
The Murry & Mack troupe were regis thizing friends, sat Mrs. Fitch, the Christian epoch. There was no social Stockton, was killed there a few days
tered at the Ashland House yesterday. sorrowing mother of the girl who met truth nor moral precept taught in the ago while moving freight cars.
Ashland, Oregon,
such a tragic death on the 20th day of Bible which had not been taught during
8heridan Thornton returned to Klam last July, in Cycle Park.
As a result of a quarrel over a game of
ages before by leaders of public opinion.
athon yesterday from a visit in Ashland.
District Attorney Sewall and his The Bible was a book without originality cards, Al Losseu, a colored bootblack,
£*”Read these Testimoniáis, given andar oatb, o< Cures Actually Performed ;
Miss Nora McClendon went to Gold assistant, Mr. Giltner, both think they as to ethics or morals. There had Deen shot and killed Hughes Younger, a
provided
for
the
world
sixteen
“
saviours
”
Hill yesterday to remain until Sunday. have a good case against the accueed,
gambler, at Baker city, Or. Lessen
all born of _ virgins by supernatural
I can cheerfully state that the Snap W. Dickerson who being duly sworn, made
John Demmer of Medford, has gone and Attorney Henry St. Raynor, for the agency. Which one wae to be accepted secured a shotgun, and as Younger was
to Herndon, Kan., to look after his defense, is confident that the state will as the true “saviour?” If the decision entering the St. Lawrence restaurant Shot is the best liniment I have ever used, the following statement ;-
not
be
able
to
make
out
a
case.
e
ome
My daughter, who was a student at the
the negro shot him through the heart. or ever heard of in a life time.
farm.
Stat« Normal School,one nigbt while study
new evidence is said to be in possession was to be made on the size of the
We always keep a bottle of it at the ing felt a pain in her hand which aeon ex
G. L. Baker arrived from McMinn- of the prosecutian, but how important following of the respective “saviours” Lessen gave himself up. Threats of
ville last Friday to spend some time in it is remains to be seen, and at the then Buddha was the correct one be lynching the negro were freely made normal school. Among the athletic stu tended to the arm. The^next day she went
dents who have been hurt one or two ap
school and during the day she lost the
Ashland.
present time not even an inkling of its cause he had the greatest number of »nd for safety’s sake the prisoner was plications of this liniment has taken out to
use ot her arm and it became spotted (and
kiken
to
Union.
adherents.
Next
Mohammed
would
be
Rev. and Mrs. G. W, Nelson have be nature will be disclosed by the state’s
the irflammation and cured a sprained the teachers sent her home, fearing blood
the choice because his followers were
gun housekeeping in the Congregational attorney.
Sylvester Hull, a pioneer and prom ankle, a dislocated knee and a mashed poison. When she arrived home I took
The first part of the week is being next in numbers. But the Christian re inent Democratic politician of Shasta finger. One application cured a young her to Mr. Button's office where be applied
parsonage.
"Snap Shot” liniment and within twenty
ligion being nearest in point to us was
consumed in the selecting of a jury.
lady of a paralizad arm and another
Attorney W. I. Vawter returned to
the one given special attention by the county, died recently after a linering young lady who bad the rheumatism and minutes of the first application, the swell
ing was gene down, the pain was gone and
Medford Tuesday from a business trip to
Killing or W D. Blitch.
lady. Fear had been incorporated into illness in his 68th year. Hull had filled
also a stone bruise was entirely cured by the spotted appearanceileft it, and'she! hae
San Francisco.
the
position
of
sheriff
of
the
county
and
the
Christian
doctrine
to
stampede
the
J. D. Blitch, railroad agent and opera
never had the least trouble] with, her arm
two applications.
Miss Pearl Wilshire of St. Mary’s tor at Siskiyou, was called to Pendleton muJljt3(ie' into pie Christian corrals. register of tho land office at Rodding.
It bas.also cured burns, cuts, carbun since or a recurrence of the pain.
“
If-XQR
don
’
t
believe
in
Christ
you
will
FLORXNCB L. TBBFBKlt.
Academy is spending the day with W. Monday by the sad news of the accident
Walter Howard, aged 11 years, was cles, pimples, tooth-ache and rheuma
Notary Publie for Oregon.
al killing of his brother. A Pendleton bedarawed ” “Accept this or you will run over and killed at Sellwood, Or., tism.
L. Johnson’s family.
dispatch of the 28th gives the following inherit hell instead of a kingdom of by an electric car on the East Side rail
We have never known ii.fl unmation
A. F. Hunt shipped two car loads of account of the unfortunate affair:
everlasting joy.” The speaker carried
State of Oregon,
way. The boy was on a bicyele and that it will not speedily takeon’, if thour-
sheep to Sacramento recently and sends
before
her
audience
with
artistic
and
W. D. Blitch, of Pendleton, was struck
oagbly
rubbed
in
once
or
iwi.-
-
Jackson County
out two more car loads Friday.
by a freight train on the Spokane branch graceful speech a vista of a bright, beau rode across the track in front of the
It is a marvelous medicine , and will
James M. Fewei being duly sworn de
tiful
and
noble
future
for
the
human
car,
which
was
backiug
up
slowly.
Miss Etta King, who has been visiting yesterday afternoon, and recieved fatal
doeven more for the afll etc! than is poses end say’s:- That about ten days
race
when
it
shall
have
attained
the
full
her folks at Medford for a month, re injuries. He was riding in a road cart
“Why Christians Observe the First claimedffor it.
ago 1 bad the neuralgia in my face and it
! and was crossing the track just beyond fruition of intellectual liberty. “Peace Day of the Week” will be the subject of
pained me severely and had been tronbling
turned to Soda Springs Tuesday.
W. T V an S cov .
on
earth,good
will
to
men
that
was
the
me for two weeks or more when I had Mr.
P. F. Roberts and F. Boyd, Glendale, * the O. R. & N. station at Weston, when end sought and would yet be the joy of the morning discourse at the Baptist President Southern Oregon State Nor Sutton apply his Snap Shot. He rubbed
mal school.
and J. A. Rice, Myrtle creek, were regis the freight train came along, running in mankind. The lecture was so well church. Young People’s meeting at 6:30
my face for a few minutes and oompletly
p. m., preaching at 7:30.
this direction. The engine struck the
Suliscribed and sworn to befrr» me cured
tered at Hotel Oregon last week.
the pain and since that time been al
rig, killing the horse, and picking up the appreciated by Mrs. Haight’s friends
this
4th
day
of
November,
1899.
most wholly free from pain.
H. S. Evans is painting T. J. Kenney’s cart and its occupant and carrying them that Bhe was prevailed upon to remain
F lorence L. T rf . fbfn .
My wife was sick with the cholera mor
handsome new residence in Jacksonville on the pilot across the high trestle which over and lecture in the same place
Notary Public for Oregon. bus and took about half a teaspoonful of
and fitting up the Native Sons’ hall.
{ends a few feet beyond the station plat Saturday night. On this occasion the
the medicine and it cured the trouble^ at
KLAMATH FALLS.
hall was crowded. Her subject, “Who
once and she never felt anything more of
Mrs. B. F. Fox arrived Tuesday from form at Weston.
are
the
real
sinners?
”
was
treated
in
the
it.
State of Oregon.)
The prospective railroad is being dis Globe, Arizona, to spend the winter
Blitch was formerly assistant to the
> ss.
J ambs M. F xwii
cussed by everyone.
agent of the W. & C. railroad and North same clever style which characterized
with her daughter, Mrs. E. V. Carter.
Jackson
County)
her previous speech. In this address
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ern
Pacific
company
here.
Later
he
On
this
28th
day
of
July,
1899.
appeared
County Surveyor E. B. Henry, who is
19th day of November 1899.
she traversed grounds that have been
Omar Murphy and wife, who have
ASHLAND. Or..... Thursday, Nov. 30,1899
before me, a Notary Public within and for
now located at Klamath Agency, made a been residents of Gregg, Idaho, for some served the same companies as agent at pathbeaten bv adventurous freethinkers
G eo . W. T beeben .
Helix,
leaving
their
employ
two
weeks
ihe
State
and
Conntv
above
named
one
W.
Notary Publiclfor Oregon.
brief visit to the Falls last Friday.
time, returned to Medford this week to ago. Blitch died last night at 9 o’clock. many times, but she lit up the way
CENTRAL POINT.
L. B. Applegate left for his home in reside.
Coroner Folsom went to ascertain the with witty incidents, clever reasoning
and original treatment of the subject,
Rev. A. J. Hanbyof Phoenix was in town San Jose last Saturday. He will spend
A. R. Merritt, of Gold Hill, has pur responsibility for the accident. He ex ending with an eloquent peroration de
the
winter
months
with
his
family
in
onerated
the
train
crew
from
all
blame.
chased the Jones & Otten goods at
last Saturday.
livered with great elocutionary effect.
California and return to Klamath coun Woodville and it is reported will go in
Proposed Railroad to Coast.
Olwells’ have a large force of both sexes ty next spring.
The evident interest was maintained
business there.
packing apples.
It is reported by the S. F. Examiner throughout the address which lasted
Louis Gerber, the prominent stock-
Mrs. T. D. Gilmore visited Ashland that the Santa Fe R. R. has made a deal nearly two hours, the audience being
Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Gregory man of this county, was in the Falls a
very responsive.
at the M. E. church next Thursday evening few days past making arrangements for relatives this week en route to spend with Edgar and Albert Vance for the
Mrs. Nettie Olds-Haight is quite a
Thanksgiving with her folks at Riddle purchase of the Klamath railroad in
shipping some cattle to the city.
at 7 o’clock.
young woman, but she speaks with the
from Montague.
Humboldt
county
,28
miles
in
length,con
Granville Sears, an incompetent and an
Dan Van Brimmer and wife, of Merril,
Wm. E.Gee of Grangeville, Idaho, the trolling the entire water front at Eureka. equanimity and grace of a veteran plat
old pioneer, who has been stopping in this were in the Falls last Saturday and made Buffalo Hump country, and Merrill Gee Negotiations have also been made with form orator. She is a woman of large
place for a year, will move back to his farm a Final Proof on their desert claim be of Sams Valley are visiting their brother the Donahue road now running from culture and wide reading, bespeaking an
next Thursday. Mrs. Malinda 8ears, ht9 fore the county clerk.
Homer in Ashland.
Tiburon to Ukiah, whereby an exten indefatigable student in one so young.
She is more of a logician than a de
sister, will care for him.
The grand ball en masque which is to
Supt. W. J. Virgin went to Medford sion may soon be comple'ed to Eureka, claimed and is likely to fix her points in
Crantili and Robnett have two lot9 on the be pulled off here on the 30th inst. will Tuesday to shut down the mill there for for running Santa Fe cars to that place. the mind to stay for a time.
She
Surveys have been lately made for the
A cts gently on the
corner opposite the livery stable, and will undoubtedly be the biggest event of the about ten days until he overhauls and extension of the Donahue road 60 possesses in plenty the gifts that are I
season. Some gay and festive togs will repairs the machinery.
pleasing
to
the
public
from
the
rostrum
—
put a large brick stone building thereon in be displayed by the ultra swell and a
miles above Ukiah, for the construction
A. W. Long is now engaged as locomo of which the Anglo-California bank holds a fine presence, a sweet voice, ease and
the spring.
hilarious time is assured by the manage
tive engineer—his old occupation—in $1,000,000 in escrew, thus reaching with fluency of speech, and withal an amia
T. G. Ruth, hotel proprietor, is busy pre ment.
the state of Wyoming. His family leaves in 110 miles of Eureka. The Santa Fe bility that disarms prejudice. Her
paring a Thanksgiving dinner, and at
Geo. T. Baldwin and R. S. Moore re Ashland soon to join him.
will soon be running trains into San sincerity and earnestness in her desire
■
night will give a dance and supper Mr. turned from their trip to Pokegama,
Francisco from its southern route via to do good from her point of view are
M.
J.
Roche,
formerly
telegraph
edi
the
where they went with other officials
Ruth seems to be the right man for
L R- !
the new San Joaquin Valley road, and manifest, and her deeply sympathetic
viewing the proposed route of the Ore tor of the Oregonian ana now with the with this coast road can build a northern nature is evidenced in the course ci all
business he is engaged in.
Rio Grande Western Railway, was in
Mr. Clark and Mr. Cosum. late of the gon Midland Railroad.
road overland by building a road into her speeches. This woman is destined
Ashland yesterday on business.
Mike
Hartery,
of
Merrill,
visited
the
this county, and joining the proposed to reach a very high position on the
Willamette Valley, shipped up a half car
Mrs.
Nels.
Church
went
to
Dunsmuir
new road from Klamathon to Klamath American lecture platform.
load of potatoes from there a few days ago. county seat a few days ago, receiving
yesterday where her daughter, Mrs. Falls, Or., thence into eastern Oregon
They went oft like hot cakes at 80 cents per the glad hand from his many friends.
QUALITY AND NEWS
if
Alice Tucker, was ill. Mrs. Cunning for a junction of the Oregon short line at
sack.
Sam Beach of Naylox, took a special ham went on to San Francisco.
OVERCOMES
iS <
CJf
Huntington,
or
some
other
point
in
east
Fame and Excellence are Determining
before Supt.
It is reported again that the Central Point teachers’ examination
ern
Oregon
or
Idaho.
—
Yreka
Journal.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
B.
Applegate
of
Klam
Factors in Successful Development.— ^BITUAU
flour mill will be started up soon. The Fountain and during his stay here agi
ath county visited Ashlanc this week
Anti-Saloon League Meeting.
PERMANENTLY Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain, Oregon.
company have twenty thousand bushels of tated football considerably and will and left yesterday for San Jose where
One of the Important Functions of ___ 1
to make a game between the
wheat storedjj^ta mill that they will man- endeavor
Will open its doors for the new school year on September 11,1899. The buildings have
The sixth public mass
mas« meeting ot
of tne
the
« High-Class Newspapers.
Indian boys and our local team before their children are'going to sihoql.
tf rECTS been
thoroughly renovated aud improved. New apparatus added and other improve
'uffiefure into flourTjere.
•—4B vhe season closes.
Anti-Saloon League drew a good a^idi^nccU In JM
tJte
’OSesring. interoatieg phases of
-Misses Nina and Teena Nxris and the ot
ments
made for the cqmfort and convenience of the students. Good Boarding and
men
at
City
Monaay
evenn
of
Hall
evening
to
recientifie
Central Point will make a town yet.
1 and economic problems, high-
Dormitory Advantages at the lowest possible rate. Uniform State Normal School
The second trial of Hank O’Brien at Messrs E. Ferguson and Carl Will spent hear Rev. N. F. Jenkins of Grants
Granta
Pass
Why shouldn’t It? It la the natural hub this November term of the circuit court Sunday very pleasantly with a party of
Course. Complete Training School in connection with the Normal, where Seniors are
Buy Tne GENVINE -MWN’f O By
newspapers frequently give infor
deliver his lecture on “The Saloon Tree class,
profeBsionally trained under the supervision of a Critic Teacher, who will give his entire
of the county, is a beautiful location, was begun Wednesday and went to the pleasure-seekers at the Ashland mine.
mation of as great value in their adver
and the Fruit It Bears.” He used an 8- tising columns as in those devoted to the
time to this work. Graduates of this school ate given a credit of Thirty Month's Teach
the healthiest place in the valley and haB a jury Thursday afternoon After deliber
H. C. Myer, Frank and Robt. Vining foot square chart and the fruits were
ing Experience, which enables them to reach the Life Diploma in the quickest and most
ating for 24 hours the jury agreed to are in Portland this week from Alaska painted in red and black paint. It was publication of the principal events of the
first-class school.
satisfactory manner. Send your address for complete catalogue to
day
;
amjLwhen
the
fame
of
a
product
is
disagree
and
the
case
was
continued
Our two stores here are both doing a good
and the Klondike country. They will very original and unique and made a extender beyond its natural limits into
ran sau sr
0Ru46STi ram so» ns wtul
JNO. B. WALKER, A. M., President of Faculty»
business. The people are beginning to find over to the June term. A n element of spend the winter at San Francisco where telling impression on the audience.
foreignflands, and a large demand cre
the wild and wooly west still seems to
The enrollment committee reported a ated th’oughout Great Britain and her
out that they can do as well here as they exist in some portions of the county and Mrs. Myer is stopping.
can in Medford.
Misses Emma Reed, Grace Foster, number of new names and suggested the Colonies and the princi pallsea-ports and
the failure of two juries to arrive at a
Aileen
Webber, Dr. J. M. Keene, Dr. R. subdividing of the city wards for can cities of Europe, Asia and Africa, it be
verdict goes to show that there are many
Ashland & Klamath Falls
SHAKE.
T.
Burnett
and Attorney Searles were vassers to assist in the work.
comes a pleasant duty to note the fact
who still approve the carrying of con
and to tell of the points of excellence on
Rain almost every day for a week.
Foot Ball Team Today.
cealed weapons and the necessity of up from Medford last night attending
which so great a success is based. We
Finegan’e Ball.
Hart killed two brown bears last Thurs pulling a gun at the drop of the hat.
A warm game of football is being refer to the now world-famed laxative
John Churchman has been running as waged in Medford this afternoon be
day. an old one and cub.
The case of state of Oregon vs. Meyers,
remedy. Syrup of Figs, the product of
J. 8. Bailey started the 27th for the tim which came up before Justice Hatton, Wells-Fargo express messenger between tween Ashland and Medford players. the California Fig Syrup Company.
Grants
Pass
and
Dunsmuir
the
past
F. HEBERUF, PRO’
ber lands in Klamath Co. to locate 14 Med- were dismissed and the costs were week, assisting in the Thanksgiving rush Lewis Stanley is manager and coach and 1 The merits of this well-known excellent
Thoroughly Restocked and
★
.^rr*,”7■CT?>^
assessed
to
A.
L.
Michael
the
prosecu
Fred
Roblev
captain
of
the
Ashland
I lixative were firet made known to the
fordites. He says he gets $50 each for
Water Street,
Entirely New Management.
ting witness. The charge
against of express business.
forces. The average weight of the local world through the medical journals and
Near inaiti-
locating and has some claims in view yet. Meyers was larceny of lumber which
team
is
145
lbs.
each
each.
The
following
is
Mrs. Geo. G. Eubanks and daughter
ROBERT M. GARRETT, It BBIIK TIB W1TK1 18 1 T$I| Q
newspapers of the United States; and is
Lawrence Brittson started to the vrllev proved to be a fallacy and Mr. Meyers Madge and her new eon born in the the line up:
Orders
bv
mail
or
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates
one of the distinct achievements of the
express receive
was allowed to go on his way rejoicing. Woman’s Hospital, San Francisco, ar MEDFORD.
ASHLAND.
yestery for the winter.
Superintendent.
fungi and animalcules, and neutral
press. It is now well known that Syrup
prompt
attention.
( Ford or of Figs is an ethical proprietary remedy,
izing and correcting all acidi
The last case on the circuit court rived home from California Tuesday. Murry
T
erms
C
ash
at
C.
ties it promotes a normal and
Best and
( Combs approved by the most eminent phy
SAMPSON.
reasonable bates .
docket is now being tried. The case of George met them at Colestin. All were
healthful oondltion in every
Morgan
Hooker
R.
G.
well
and
happy.
W. H. Shepherd completed work on his Sarah Fitch vs A. D. Harpold, for re
sicians everywhere, because it is simple
part of the system.
Quickest Route to
Rose
Jackson
R.
T.
covery of personal property. After this
and effective, yet pleasant to the taste
apple house Thursday.
There will be divine services with the Childers
Hammond
R.
E.
case is disposed of court will probably administration of the Holy Communion
and acceptable to the system, and not
— SWIMMING RINK. —
Levi Willits, the Klamath Falls merchant,
Sackett. ' only prompt in its beneficial effects, but
L. G.
Cook
adjourn until next regular term.
at
Trinity
Episcopal
church
on
Sunday
Klum also wholly free from any unpleasant
Cox
L. T.
passed here Wednesday from home.
Inclosed and covered, the same medics
Judge Orr announces the arrival of a next, Dec. 3d, at the hour of 11a.m.
Fessenden ; I after-effects. It is frequently referred to
Goes bv Barron, Shake,
water, always clean, for the springs run a
Miss Clara Poley of Ashland closed a
Biden
L.
E.
i
All
are
cordially
invited.
Sunday
school
handsome baby boy at his home on the
or Carter I as the remedy of the healthy, because it
Soda Springs, Parkers and
heavy volume-more than twelve hun
three months term of school here Friday,giv
at 10 a. m.
Mattern is used by people who enjoy good health
Keno;also best connections
27th inst.
Anderson
Q.
dred gallons per hour.
ing a program.
witn stage lines from Klam
L. H.
Korney an(j
ijve weji anj fee| we|| an(j are
Dan Conner, the Philippine soldier Slinger
You may dive and swim and have more
Free to Ladies.
, who returned from the Orient with a Childers
J. D. Williams’ family have been stop
ath Falls to Bonanza, Bly
R. H.
nprnP weU informed on all subjects generally,
fun than “any body "—come out as “fine
H.
BOIVIN,
Manager
and
Lakeview,
Ft.
Klamath
F.
B.
Ramsay
.
chronic
case
of
rheumatism,
has
been
r>USn
innlndincr
luTuh'voa
Tr*
«öl'
ito
ping at Geo. Grow’s.
There will be a course of three health <
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven
including laxatives. In order to get its
and
Indian
Agency.
Stage
and
Fred
Geo.
Carter
Substitutes:
cured by the mud baths at
<
ated and happy.
beneficial effects, it is necessary to get
It rained quite heavily here Monday and lectures given by Mrs. L. E. Hitchcock, , entirely
leaves Ashland daily on ar
the State Manager of Oregon Viavi Co. Tolman’s springs in the Siskiyous, 16 Van Natta.
the genuine Syrup of vigs, which is man
Nice neat cottages, partly furnished,
raised the creeks.
rival of south-bound train
(to Isdies only), on Monday, Dec. 4th, 1 miles from Ashland. He spent two
COR. MATN AND CHURCH STREET.
or rent. For information addreaa the
ufactured
by
the
California
Fig
Syrup
TO
CURE
A
COLD
IN
ONE
DAY
and
arrives
daily
in
good
months
there
and
returned
to
Ashland
and Wednesday, Dec. 6tb, at the Chris- 1
Co., only.
proprietor.
NEIL CREEK.
Ashland, Oregon,
time to connect with north
tian Church, at 2:30 p. m. On Tuesday I for good Monday.
Take L axative B romo Q uinine T ab
Located on the
Stormy weather is the order of the day.
MINING.
bound train.
evening the lecture will be given espe
Thos. Jones and wife, David Horn, S. lets . Ail druggists refund the money if
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
Mr. Black and family have gone to Cali cially to young ladies. Subject: “What Shattuck and wife, J. A. Strobeck, A. G. it fails to cure. E. W. G rove ’ s signature
Ad. Graham and Robt. Shaw have com
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
Shop is now open.
is Health Worth to a Yonnir Woman?” Smith, J. O’Neil, Wm. Lyttleton, H. F. on each box. 25c.
NORTH OF THE PLAZ*A.
fornia.
pleted a 40-foot extension to the 300-foot
tunnel on the mine of G. W. Johnson
Nothing but First - Class
Wm. Wilfong has moved into our neigh All ladies are invited to attend the course. Cole and wife, Mrs. Rufus Cole, Rufus J.
I.
KLAMATH FALLS.
A8HLAUD.
and E. Johnson on Holton gulch in
Cole, Mrs. B. Cole, W. H. Smith, and
,1 :00
:00 p p m m I Leaves....... 8:00 p m
KRAL ESTATE.
borhood and is working for J. C. Neil.
Leaves........1
Enoch F. Walker was up from Medford others of Hornbrook, Henley and Coles,
Davenport mining district. It tapped Work turned out.
Arrives....... f 2:45 p m | Arrives... .6:30 a m
R Rasmussen to Big Bend Milling Co, 80 the ledge and the owners will inspect
James Cook has taken a contract to cut Tuesday. He wishes to sell hie ranch were in Yreka last Sunday, attending
Proprietor
near Bonanza, Klamath county, consist the funeral of the late Rufus Cole.— acres in sec 16, twp 31, 3 e, $260.
wood for Grandpa Neil.
the same this week.
Passengers,
Baggage,
Express
&
Freight
G
F
Billings
to
Thos
F
Weedon
and
wife,
ing of house and barn and 560 acres of
Wm. R. Kincaid and sons have a large land for $10 per acre, or will mortgage it Yreka Journal.
lot 2. Helm’s add to Ashland, and 20 acres
One of the largest mining deals ever
Must be Waybilled.
made in Siskiyou county was closed
B1-wunt of grain sown this fall.
Court Hall of Medford is figuring on in sec 15, twp 39, 1 e, $500.
for $3500.
J
F
Hendricks
to
T
H
Weedon
and
wife,
j Saturday, when Chas. H. Souther of
Ashland Office:
going into business at Gold Hill.
Mrs
'^allace ** at Lebanon, Ore ,
20 acres in sec 8, twp 39,1 e, $400.
LaGrippe, with its after effects, annually
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Elizabeth Kenney to T J Kenney, n % ; Boston; Maas., purchased the Dwinnell
Emil Holden, a miner formerly of Gold
destroys thousands of people. It may be
Visiting b#r mother wh0 ls quite Uh
group of mines in Gazelle district. The
quickly cured by One Minute Cough Lure, Hill and Ashland, but now proprietor of lote 7 and 8 , blk 17, Jacksonville, $75.
Klamath Falls Office:
The entertainu''*nt
bv onr school the only remedy that produces immediate
Jas Evans to F L Cranfill and E C Rob i price for the mine was the largest ever
Mrs. Bush, Propr, j A^hlandP Oregon.
H H VAN VALKENBURG.
the Black Diamond saloon at Redding,
at FACTOai
Tuesday .renin« CM. *
pleaSant results in coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, was “touched” about 10 o’clock Monday nett, lots 1 and 2, blk 10. Central Point, $75. , paid hqre for an undeveloped property,
th« priae >
Wm Angle to 8 P Sleppy, 162 acres in < vi*: Mt*;000. The trade was made on
pneumonia and throat and lung troubles. morning. As Holden was taking a quiet
nAUMTEE
a?‘!r’
Be“Uh Wu,.
thanks of the It will prevent consumption.—E ugkmk A.
sec 5, twp 39, 1 w. $175
, befiajj of Mr. Souther by Edgar T. Wal-
whether yo
1 T«rk HarmlM« ZlaaU« W«aa, llluatretod aboTe, ent thia
nap in his saloon a cook named Henry
plished teacher, deserves the
f S hkbwix .
T J Kenney to Elizabeth Kenney, life es-: ‘ laee of Yrfeka. Jo*-n F. Boyle will be eee
At all Honrs.
ad. oat and «end to oa with OCB STWIAL raid aaaa«,
district for her efforts along u»_
' atata your Halaht, Wal(ht, A*e, bow lone yoa ha*« bean
The government vessel Nero is sur- Brandt abstracted a valuable watch and late in s % of lots 7 and8. blk 17, Jackson-1 I superintendent for the present. A force
ruptured, whether rupture la large or email; alao etnte
chain
from
Holden
’
s
pocket
and
started
ville,
$5.
•ducation.
veviug a route for the Pacific cable from
number incbee around the body on a line with the
Mary E Harry and J L Worlow to Nel [ofmen'were put to work Monday, the
to run. He was pursued and captured
rupture, aay whether rupture 1» on right or left aide,
Lunches Put Up.
¿in Francisco to the Philippines, via and now languishes in jail. The cook son P Hansen, 200 17 acres in secs 36, 31 property to. be well developed this
and we will «end either truss to yon with the nnder-
It ha» been fully demonstrated that
atanding. ITU la Beta perhat at ead easel to treaaea lhat
winter.
*
and 38. twp* 37 and 38,1 atid 2 e, $1200
was on a drunk.
rMall at three tlaaea ear price,you can return it and wh
Ely’s Cream Ba m is a specific tor Nasal J^'xxolulu.
Emma
L
and
J
C
Worlow
to
Mary
E
will return your money.
,,
Allen Davis has bonded his mine in
Catarrh and cold in the bead. This dis
\
Vrnncisco will vote on the 37th
Worlow,
interest
in
same
propertv,
$100
WRITE FOR FREE TRU$S CATALOGUE ±*L£*»2
The
populists
of
the
two
Medford
pre
tinction has been achieved only as the re
Gazelle
district
to
Mr.
Moore
of
Mon
All
Passengers
Trains
, —ox on a proposition to bond cincts have effected an organization.
Mabton Purdin, et al, to Mary E Worlow.
af treat«». Including the lew Sie.ee Lan Treat hl) TC
sult of contlnned successful use Amor- andt9thp.
tana, for $8,000, and has other good
^9,375,000 to extend the Wm. M. Richards is president of the interest in same property, $100.
tkaleerea ateeat aay eaae, aa4 which we adl tar
bid condition of the membrane in the nasal
mines
in
that
section.
.—«■ARB. ROkBUCKaOe.OTIMK
Stop
30
Minutes
for
Meals
L
0
Denison
to
Hans
C
Knudson,
40
acres
4 houses and establish South and J. A. Smith of the North
pa»sages can Secured by this purifying and the city for s
in sec 4, twp 35. 3 W, $100.
healing treatment. Sold by druggists or it park, build schoo.
E.
B.
Edson,
R.
R.
Commissioner,
has
precinct.
I E Earhart to Gold Hill Development
will be mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers. a drainage system
weddy
purchased the Sullivan mine at Widow
LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
Surveyor Jesse and Guert McCall. Ad. Co. % interest in Bowden ledge in Black-’ I creek, near Gazelle, for $1100, and has
58 Warren Street. New York, it spreads
Troops by the thousan^ ^ijihppines. Graham, H. Hurn, Link Helman, Arch well district, $100.
over the membrane, is absorbed and relief
Address L. A. CREITZ,
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J W Robinson to Frances E Owings, 160 put men at work in developing it.
leave San Francisco for the a
^ons__ ie Grieves. Hardman Horn, Morris Ad
la immediate.
in secs 12 and 13, twp 36, 4 w, $L
Care
T.
R.
Ryan,
Main
St.,
Ashland.
On one of the government triui.
_ ams and some Portland parties meet acres
Edgar Wallace of Yreka lias sold Mc
Max Muller, trustee, to Frances EG wings,
Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. F., the Hancock—on the 21st, went $4,.
Grath Bros.’ river mine in Klamath
Engineer Eugene Schiller at Klamathon same property, $400.
on Saturday evening elected the follow
1 tomorrow, to begin work surveying the
J W Robinson to Frances E Owings, 160 river, above the American Bar, for $3000
ing officers for the ensuing term: G. N. 000 in coin for the United States arm;
acres in sec 27, twp 35, 4 w, $1.
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to a San Francisco company. It is 4500
Q
i
'«igon
Midland
Road.
paymaster
at
Manila.
Lewie, N. G.; Jas. A. Wilson, V. G.;
Max Muller,trustee, to Frances E Owings, feet alongside the river. The American
••
Call and see me when you ara in need of
The reconstruction of the electrio
Ju. Cronemiller, Rec. Sec.; S. J. Day
. x,’’*-. Frizell and Miss Belle Parker same property, $450.
Bar mine has closed down for the
OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT any property of any description, either to
Treas ; J no. A. Boyer, Fin. Sec.; plant of the Standard Electric company
J w Merritt to Jas Evans, lots 1 and 2, season.
4rivi.',q t0 town on
Boulevard
Mattresses
Made
Over,
rent or buv.
trustees, Chris Ulrich, C. H. Basye, L. of California, which was recently about 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon the blk 10. Central Point, $50.
sealed bids will be received by the
I have ranches for sale in every pert of
Fifteen carloads of machinery will I
F C Ladd to Big Bend Milling Co, 160
L. Jacobs.
Pianos
Polished,
General
8av®
‘be acres in sec 16, twp 31, 3 e, $520
burned near Mokelunine Hill, has com hames of the if
8<hool Board of School District No. 5 of Jackson county; fine land and low prices.
arrive at Yreka in a few days from the
Kmall acreagss of fruit land near town
tbe
The New Home A Domestic are the menced at a point on the Mokolnmne horse became frighu*0^ a?^
Richard Beswick to Joseph A Powell, lot east
___ _ for
_____
Jobbing : : : :
:
the ____
huge plant of the Yreka
Jacksoo County, Oregon, nntil and includ and land in bearing fruit, any number of
ladies out of the buggy agaln»VJ 1
20, blk 50, Smith’s add to Ashland, $200. Creek Dredging Co,
best sewing machines on the market. river four miles above the former site.
large or small.
Specialty. ing Friday, December 1,1899, for the erec acres,
Richard Beswick to Walter PPowell, 2.23 two monthg
get it in readiness, Flue Cleaning a
The Drices are so low that every one can
Chas. Veghto’s place.
»j
I have several bouses to sell in the city;
The Cascade, Wash., tunnel will be at
acres
in
sec
4»
twp
39.
r
1
e,
|L200.
was
badly
injured
about
th<*
chest
and
r W*
__ J ..
.......
afford to have one. Call and 9ee. At
CW^Leave orders at H. 8. Evans’ Paint tion of a two-story and basement, six-room, prices to suit the times.
to JMrHuri!J?W acres In !
the Plant wiH be Put in motion in
about three miles in length; at the west head. It required five stitches to r8P*lr
Store, Ashland, Oregon.
Opera House Furniture Store.
February.
twp 37, s r 2 w, $75.
brick or frame school house in said District HOU d RS TO RENT.
1 end a drift lias been made 3300 feet; at the scalp wound.
F K Denel to P J Head, lots 9 and 10, blk
MONEY TO LOAN.
No, 5, to be completed on or before July 15,
the east end is a drift 3500 feet. Labor
Jane McCully Cabin No. 4, NaJive 4. Park add to Medford, $250.
MAKKIED.
1N8D RANCE A SPECIALTY.
ers are paid $2 a day; drillers $3.75. The Daughters of Oregon, are reading up oil
Lucinda Davidson to Sylvester P Sleppv,
1900.
Here
arc
a
few
of my bargains:
company has put in at the west mouth the history of the state of Oregon. The se % of se % of sec 32, twp 38, s r 1 w, $325.
Said school bouse to be built according to
Bylyester P Sleppy to G N Anderson,
PHILLIPS—McKEE—In Jacksonville, of the tunnel an air compressor, electrio 1 line of their work is very interesting and
Ten acres of good fruit Land, throe acres
same, $300.
the plans and specifications, for both brick in fruit. $450.
Nov. 20, 1899, by R. S. Dunlap, J. P., lighting plant, bunk-house and hospital.
Oregon history is not any too well-known
Six acre tract, three acres in fruit, good
Raymond Phillips and Miss Edna Me-
LOCATIOXS.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of I u JLIDIZES’
and frame, in the office ot the Clerk ot said
by
the
population
of
this
valley
which
It
will
be
fully
a
year
and
a
half
before
bouse, bam, etc., running water, for $500.
Kee.
J
R
Turner
and
J
K
P
Shoemaker,
N
ot . Howell & Foster, Shoemakers, has been,
District at Ashland, Oregon.
the work is completed and ths old has been so materially easternized 8,1899, Gold Eagle placer claim in Pleasant this 18th day of November, 1899, dissolved ANT)-
Another ten acre tract, some fruit, two
KLINGEL—NICHOLS — In Jackson switchback done away witn.
through the advent of the railroad.
small houses, $100.
by mutual consent.
ereek district.
All
bids
will
have
carefal
consideration
ville, Nov. 20, 1899, by Rev. M. J
These are within a mile and a half ot
J B Watkins, N ot 10, Sunnyside quartz
The Southern Pacific company has
but the board reserves the right to reject | Ashland.
C. J. Foster Will Continue Bus CHILDREN’S
Hickey, Chas. Klingel and Mis# Elsie
claim In Bald mountain district.
New Good«-
created
a
new
position
for
this
division
—
Two miles from town, ten acres, entirely
Nichou.
J K Turner and J K P Shoemake, Noy 8,
iness at the Old Stand,
any and all bids.
unimproved, $200.
Mirrors, Picture Frames. Moulding, traveling conductor—and has appointed Gold Eagle quartz claim in Pleasant creek
MOORE—ODEN—In Pleasant Creek Iuimberquin Poles and Trimmings, Pat Tynan, one of it* most popular men district.
and all accounts due the firm are payable
Parties wishing to file bids should mark
Hotel property in town, for sale for $4000.
to, and all bills outstanding against the
precinct, Nov. 22, 1899, by Rev. Joel Easels, Iron Beds, Parlor Tables, Sofa for the position. Mr. Tynan’s new dutie*
One hundred acres fine valley land, two
John O'Brien, Noy 16, placer claim in firm
them
“
Bid
for
School
House,
District
No.
will be settled by him.
miles from Medford, $4500.
Milton, Jacob Moore and Mias Rose Pillows, Lace
Curtain
Stretchers, will keep him traveling constantly , seek Applegate district.
D ry G oods , N ovelties ,
M. H. HOWELL,
Call and see mo m regard to any ot the
6” and file them with the Cferk of the
Olea.
Clothes Bars at Opera House Furniture ing to make those improvements in the
C J. FOSTER.
above, and if they do not suit. I have •
Call
on
Vaupel,
Norris
&
Drake'*
for
passenger
service
essential
to
the
com
Board
at
Ashland,
Oregon.
ODEN—OWINGS—In Pleasant Creek Store.
-------
. -_r .
- -. j -
N. B.—Mr. Howell will remain as an em-
__________________
largo list from which you might choose
Christmas Goods Next Month.
fort of patron*. Mr. Tynan’* many your
oar carpet*. They have received a fine ploy* of the old shop.
precinct. Nov. 22, 1899, by P.ev. Joel
By order of the Board.
GEO. W, TREFREN.
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vi-i.
—
K-i
-----
m
—
a
_«
jtahlgnd,
Oregon,
opposite
th*
I.
0,
0.
F»
friend*
in
Eugene
will
be
pleased
to
learn
line
wb|9b
are
being
offered
at
bottom
Milton, B. Oden and Min Annie
Superior job printing of every deecrip-
Mats
|awt>
Nm
BxWp.
AJMksft Or.
OSO.
W.
TREFKJ»,
Clark,
Maia
Biniti
Oya
tbs
Bridgi.
aso
Owings.
Uoc don* at T m V alut Kaoosx* cAoe. ot hi* good fortUB«.*Ei?gW6
SUTTONS SNAP SHOT.
THE WONDERFUL DESTROÏER
INFLAMATION IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTTON. PROP
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEÏ RECORD.
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
'■EANSES THE ¿VSTEM
n ¿^EFFECTUALLY
CON s TIPAT n
(5Ufi<?NIApG,$YRVP(S-
Ashland.-
. STEAM--
Laimdry::
ASHLAND
STAGE - - LINE BATHING ^s?^:
ASHLAND
I
White Sulphur Springs
...KLAMATH FALLS.
GRANT
HELMAN
Bush’s
Restaurant!
Meals 25
By Competent
Teacher : : :
M. -:Carpets
J. Hailtars,
Cleaned
OF LONG EXPERIENCE.
Notice to Contractors
N
Dissolution Notice.
UNDERWEAR,
GEO. W TREFREN.