Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, December 14, 1899, Image 1

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    VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
•ASHLAND, OREGON
Published Every Thursday.
ff. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
S ubscription R ates :
One Year.......................................... $1 75
Six Months......................................... 1 00
Three Months...................................... 50
Advertising Rates Given on Application.
ï'bcy Wear Like iron
VALLEÏ RECORD.
»
ASHLAND, OREOOS
X
VOL. XII
Ashland Defeats Medford.
ASHLAND, JACKSON
COUNTY,
OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1899.
NÖ. 29.
KLAMATH COUNTY.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Cannot be better spent than by subaarlb»
ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think! $1.75 gives you all
the news for a year. Try ft!
R. N. NASON’S PAINT !
The Nevada, California and Oregon
D. L. Glenn and wife returned recent-
narrow gauge railroad building north­
ly from their extended eastern tour.
ward from Amedee, Lassen county, is
Wm. Singer of Medford left Sunday to building to Juniper Ridge, 10 miles south
spend several months in Los Angeles. of Van Loan’s and 50 miles south of Al­
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Miss Rachel Rowley returned Tuesday turas. where terminal facilities are being
erected.
The
officials
are
selling
off
""Continental
Household
Paint,
and CEMETICO.
from a visit with Grants Pass friends.
*
their construction outfit and announce
Richard Johnson has returned to Jack- that work of construction will be discon­
OVBRALL«
sonyille from Klondike and Cape Nome. tinued indefinitely. About 50 miles of
FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
ÌPRH» BOTTOM PANTS
Jonathan Bourne, the mining man and new road was built.
politican, was on Sunday’s north bound
G W. Brown the young Ohio theologi.
train.
©
cal student who takes charge of the Pres­
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cambers returned byterian flock at Klamath Falls, arrived
Sunday from their trip up north as far last week. He is about as spick and span
looking youn^ gent as has struck tnis
as Seattle, Washington.
country and his flow of language is as un­
Mrs. Stanley-McKee, who has been in defiled as the flawlessness of his groom­
Medford, left Sunday for Ventura, Cal., ing or the crease in his pants. Mr.
where her husband is ill.
Brown is never overlooked by the ladies.
The physical culture ladies have or-
SAN FRANCISCO,
oyal Baking
Miss
Nellie
Towne,
the
well-known
W. J. Woods of Ashland, a director in
i ganized a basket bull team at the normal
teacher
of
Phoenix,
entered
the
normal
Powder improves
the Oregon Midland Railway, will move
school this week.
school Monday for special studies.
to Klamath Falls, so it is reported.
The first normal football team will play
the
flavor and
Mrs. M. Miller, who has been visiting
Miss Maggie Barker of Albany, grand
Central Point Christmas.
her cousin, Mrs. D. E. Hyde, left Mon­ chief of honor of the Degree of Honor,
Every Garment Guaranteed.
adds to the healthful­
day en route to Coulterville, California. has organized a lodge in Klamath Falls.
For Sale.
ness of all risen flour­
D. B. Reams, manager of the Medford
The fastest span of trotting horses in
Supt. Robt. Garrett of the Ashland-
The 8. F. Post correctly says: It is
opera house, Sundayed in Ashland.
foods. It renders the
eminently fit and proper that women Southern Oregon. Wi|i drive single or Linn Purdin succeeds him iu that capa­ Klamath Falls daily stage line, was in
the Falls last week on business.
should be given employment in the work double ¡broke to the saddle ¡are gentle and city.
biscuit, bread and cake
of taking the next census. The task is reliable ¡will trot in less than 4 minutes;
Capt. F. West, Dr. E. J. Crelly and
not
fractious
;
are
pets.
Can
be
seen
Mrs.
Dr.
A.
C.
Helm
was
on
Saturday
’
s
one for which they are well qualified,and,
John M. Bailhache of San Francisco
more digestible and
I
Z’pX
moreover, in which they will exhibit at the Jackson pasture, Ashland. Ad­ train from Portland to Sawyer’s Bar, were in Klamath county last week to
dress.
T. J ames ,
Cal., where her 19-year-old son Paul was purchase eighty horses for military
nutritious.
more than ordinary interest.
Grand Hotel, Spokane, Wash.
dangerously ill.
If our population in 1900 fails tn come up
service in the Philippines.
zm\
Royal Baking Pow­
to general expectations, it will not be the
Joe McConnell is now teaching the
KLAMATH FALLS.
P.
8.
Puckett
’
s
house
at
Cold
Springs
fault of the women—cenus enumerators
New Hope district school near Grants three miles east of Parker’s station was
der makes hot breads
or otherwise.
Intended for last week’s issue.]
Pass. Ho visited Ashland friends Satur­ burned down one night recently.
wholesome. Food
The case of Sarah Fitch vs. A. D_. Har- day and Snnday.
ON EVERY BOTTLE.
Mrs. M. Hill of Ft. Klamath, is stop­
pold for the recovery of a saw mill and
Mrs. Geo. Anson and danghter Wanda ping with her folks, J. L. Hanks and
raised with Royal will
Of 4>b>loh’s Consumption Cure is this,
Opera House Block, Ashland.
guaiantee: ‘ All we a,k of you is to use other personal property, was concluded returned to Dunsmuir Sunday from a family, in Klamath Falls while Mr.
not distress persons of
two-thirds of the contents of this bottle last week ; after being out three hours visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Went­ Hill is taking a band of horses to Sacra­
faithfully, then if you can say that you are jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff. worth, in this city.
mento.
delicate or enfeebled
not benefited return the bottle to your
Francisco de Silvera Swores, who ie
The regular meetings of the Ashland
Druggist and he may refund the price now
Miss Amy Stuckel and Bert Davis of
the
assistant
Tyee
of
Jim
Hart
’
s
digestion, though eaten
W. C. T. U. will be held in the Christian
paid.” Price 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00.
famous summer resort on Williamson church Tuesday afternoons at 3 o’clock, Merrill are married.
E ugens a . S herwin . Druggist.
warm and fresh.
river, arrived in Klamath
Falls until further notice.
Patronize Home Industries.
Some are of the opinion that this spon­ Saturday, and spent the Sabbath
C. E. Smith, formerly clerk at Hotel
Consumers should use Ashland canned
taneous Outburst in some sections of the day greeting old “tellicums” and secur­ Nash, Medford, and A. Brink have suc­
state in republican ranks in favor of H. ing ‘‘muck-a-muck” and returned to his ceeded N. DeLamatter as proprietor of tomatoes—why ? Because they are grown
on trees raised on Ashland soil, cultivat­
W. Scott, emanates from that astute pol- happy home and the busom of his family Hotel Layton at Grants Pass.
Imitation baking powders almost invariably con­
ed by native sons, and packed by the
itican ex-senator Mitchell Others think on the following day.
tain alum. Alum makes the food unwholesome.
nimble
fingers
of
native
daughters.
James Trumbull and Mrs, E. L. Crow-
Scott is an avowed candidate, while
The A O. U- W. Lodge, number 110,
When
you
see
a
thing
to
your
interest,
I
many of his friends maintain that he is elcted the following officers for the com­ son, of Richardson county, Neb., arrived
not. Time will tell.—LaGrande Obser­ ing year: G. T. Baldwin, M. W.: C. H. Monday to visit the families of W. F. push it along.
ver.
ROYAL BAKINS POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Daggett, F.: O. I. Roberts, O.: J. W. Holbert and Perry Meliza.
Wholesale Coyote Scalp Business.
S. B. Hanna, northwest traveling sec­
The old reliable—Tho Weekly Oregonian. Siemens R.: C. L Parrish Fin.: Alex
Lakeview, Dec. 7.—The season for
Martin jr. Rec. Their elegant new hall retary of the Y. M. C. A. was in Ash­
Superior job printing of every descrip­
is completed and the first meeting of the land Monday stirring up interest among , hunting coyotes in order to obtain the
John H. Hopfer, who has for the
order was held in it Tuesday eve, and the members in town and at the normal. $2 bounty offered for their scalps is on tion done at T he V alley R ecord office. past 44 years lived on Grand island,
in earnest. There has never been so
on Wednesday night was duly christened.
near Sacramento was discovered hang­
-
I. G. Moon, in former years a resident much
:
interest taken in destroying these
MARRIED.
The party of fifteen men who went of Ashland, had his left arm broken last i animals before. Every stockman, ranch­
ing in the tankhouse of a ranch. He
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. .
to Lakeview recently to locate claims on week having fell while oiling the inach- i
was 77 years old and had amassed con-
er and herder brings along some coyote
timber land passed through the Falls inery of his grist mill at Provolt, Jose- scalps,
—PERVES—At Grants Pass, siderablej money by his economy. Hit
i
and hunting parties are being or­ WILLIAMS
Dec. 7,1899, Warren Williams of Ash­ health has been failing for the past
Tuesday en route home.
•
phine county.
| ganized and leaving for the desert every
Main 81. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall,
land to Miss Maude A. Perves, of Tal­
day.
The
last
term
of
county
Court
year and it is supposed despondency
Joaauin Miller, “The Poet of the Sier- '
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU •
ent,
Justice
Holman
officiating.
paid out over $1200 at this place of
^-AIJSTTS, ZPA-IZbTTZEIEdS’ TOOLS.
Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath ras,” delivered his lecture, “Lessons Not I bounty money, and if half of those suc­ JENNINGS—GILSON—In Jacksonville, over this led to the deed.
Governor Gage has appointed Frank
Six-room residence on Spring come from chronic constipation. Karl’s Found in Books,” with a prelude on his ceed
who
are
hunting
and
trapping,
the
Dec.
10,
1899,
by
R.
S.
Dunlap,
J.
P.,
WALL FAFER, GKL i JLSS. ETC
Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and Klondike experiences, in costume, at ' next term cf court will find a still larger
Ralph Jennings and Miss Letitia Gil­ D. Ryan, ex-district attorney of Sacra­
street, between 1st and 2d Av­ has
been sold for fifty years on an absolute Yreka Saturday night.
mento.
commissioner
of
public
works.
B
uilding
P
apers
, W rapping P apers and T wixbs . ARTISTS* MATERIALS.
son.
number of scalps presented for bounty.
res. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. E uoznb
enues. Blacksmith shop and guaran
Hope Rebeka lodge No. 14 has elected
A
new
bank
is
to
be
established
at
A. S herwin , Druggist
Railroad Survey Begun.
the following officers; N. G.. Miss Maud
DAVIES—ARMPRIEST—In Jackson­ Vallejo with a capital stock of $100,009.
three lots. Address or call on
Berry;
V.
G.,
Miss
Nellie
Foss;
R.
8.,
ville, Dec. 7,1899, by R. S. Dunlap, J-
Frank H. Mason, consul general at
Klamath Falls Express, Dec. 7: The
A fire broke out in the business cen­
P., Jas. Davies and Miss Annie iF.
writes to the state department: Miss Florence Trefren; F. S., Geo. W. > survey of the Oregon Midland Railway
J. U HEFLINQ., Berlin,
Arm priest.
ter of Placerville, Cal., early one morn­
( commenced Tuesday. The surveying
In respect to dried apricots, pears and Trefren; treasurer, Mrs. Bish.
Ashland, Oregon.
consisting of Eugene Schiller, cheif SIFER8—STANLEY—In Central Point, ing last week and destroyed four busi­
peaches it may be said that these fruits
Emil Peil and T. K. Bolton took in party
I
transitman and topographer
from the Pacific coast of the United down the valley towns the first of this engineer,
Dec. 6, 1899, F. W. Sifers and Miss ness houses, causing a loss of several
'
thousand dollars.
States dominate and control the markets week promoting interest in the grand Parrott, J. A. McCall, Geo. Graham,
Dora Stanley.
McCall, A. L. Helman, H. Hurn,
of continental Europe. Nothing com­ holiday excursion that leaves this valley Guert
.
The demand in Oregon from South
parable to them in point of size, flavor, on Wednesday after Christmas for San Martin Adams, Archie Grieve and W. J.
DIED.
Af» ica for wisut and flour is great«
tenderness of pulp and general excellence Francisco.
Woods started the work from the top of
thah ever before. Since the season
had ever been seen in Europe until they
Mrs. J. F. Wallace returned to Neil the mountain about four miles east of BUOY—In Talent, Dec. 8, 1899, Benja­ ope» it six cargoes liave been shipped
were imported from the United . fates. creek Saturday from a visit at Spicer, Puckett’s and will lay out the route to
min L. Buoy, aged 35 years, 3 months from-Portland. Other orders have been
Falls after which they will
They have established wholly new stand­ Linn county, with her folks. Her
___ Klamath
j
and 27 days.
ards of excellence and created a new mother, Mrs’ F, S. Doughton, came with return and run to Klamathon, Cal. Mr.
dechidk1 on account of lack of tonnage,
RODGERS—In Sams Valley, Dec. 6, but it improbable that at least six more
Woods
was
in
town
Tuesday
and
savs
market, which, if the trade is properly her to remain several months.
( they are bound to get the survey made
JACKSONVILLE,
1899, Mrs. Ola Eudora Rogers, aged 19 cargoes «rii be shipped to South African
managed, they can hold in future against
years,
10 months and 22 days.
Gus
Stroeder
and
Arthur
Martin
ar-
I
this
winter,
in
order
that
work
of
con
­
any
probable
competition.
OREGON.
rived last week from Silver lake, Lake struction
i
may not be delayed in the VAN—Near Steinman, Dec. 9,1899, John ports before tho end of the season.
Deputy Sheriff W. J. Ward of San
Tetter Salt-Rheum and Eozema D county, with 68 head of horses for Cottage i spring.
Van, aged about 70 years.
Diego, wl’JO had his skull fractured No­
The intense itching and smarting inci­ Grove. Chas. Hambrick of the latter
Boarding School for Girls. dent to these diseases, ia instantly
School Teacher Wanted.
place met them here and the young men
vember 11 at Port Harford on board
BORN.
Must have good reference. Apply on
bv applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin visited their cousin, Mrs. G. P. Van
the steamer Ganta Rosa by Bert Ross, a
< or before Monday Dec. 18th, to clerk or
Ointment. Many veiy bad cases have Riper, of this city.
FOR TERMS, ETC., ADDRESS
■couvict whom he was taking to San
been permanently cured by it. It is
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received directors of district No. 8, Talent, Ore. COLVIN—At Beagle, Nov. 24, 1899, to Quentin, died Wednesday last. Ross
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES. equally efficient for itching piles and a their Hart, Shaffner & Marx stock of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Colvin, a son.
w-ill be brought from San Quentin and
Wooding Up by Machinery.
favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped clothing, the finest in the market. This
JaGkaoavill«, Oregon.
tried for murder at San Luis Obispo.
WHETSTONE
—
In
Griffin
Creek
Dis-
hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic is the largest clothing house in the world.
The S. P. Co. has installed at Glendale
tret
Dec.
5,
1899,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
’.Thomas Buttiu, one of the oldest citi-
»ore eyes. 25cts. per box. For sale by Call on Vaupel, Norris & Drake and get and Grants Pass apparatus to facilitate
Frances Whetstone, a son.
zem of Salinas valley and an early pio­
“wooding up” their engines. An ele­
Uhland Prog Co._______ __
their low prices on these goods.
vated platform is built near the water
neer .af California, died in tho hospital
The Sacramento police have arrested
Mrs. Margaret Jones returned to Gold tank and an inclined track for small TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878,- at Sat’nas recently. He came to Cali-
NOT1CE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Hill
Friday
from
a
business
trip
to
Ga
­
a Chinese named Lem Deo, who is
dump cars, each carrying about one cord
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE. fonxi in 1848.
whaced M Marysville for killing a Chí­ zelle, Cal. She has sold her interest in of wood, leads to the wood yard below.
Roseburg, Oregon. December 6. 1899
the
Siskiyou
Furniture
Co.
at
Montague
The platform will hold perhaps a dozen
STONE JI ASON
nale a law Hights ago in a highbinder
Notice is hereby given that in compliance Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders,
and Yreka to E. M. Wallbank.
cars,
and
when
an
engine
stops
in
posi
­
war.
The
prisoner
denies
that
he
did
CONTRACTOR
with the provisions of the act of Congress are just what a horse needs when in bad
the idlling. Further than that he will
Don’t forget to have your silverware tion along-side as many as necessary are of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the conditon. Tonic, blood purifier and
a
dumped in, one at a time, accomplishing sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ vermifuge. They are not food but med-
replated ty Downing.
____
OREGON say nothing.
a work in two or three minutes that nia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter- icineand i be best in use to put a horse
ASHLAND,
Mrs. J. Nunan and daughter Miss would require ten times as long in riritory,” Henry G. Shearer ot Medford,
■
Fannie of Jacksonville went to San Fran­ the old way of loading by hand. Simi­ county of Jackson, state of Oregon, in prime con dition. Price 25 cents per
package.
Fo.
’
»ale
by
Ashland
Drug
Co.
cisco
Sunday
en
route
to
Denver,
Col.,
to
Contracts for all kinds
lar apparatus will probably be establish­ lias tins dav filed in this office his sworn
visit her daughter, formerly Miss Jo. ed in a number of other places should statement No. 740, for the purchase ot the
John McNeill, grand president of the
of Mason Work.
ne 54- of section No. 82, in township No. 39
Nunan. They will remain three months. these prove satisfactory._____
Boiler-makers
’ union, is in Omaha to
south, Range No. least, and will offer
Mr. Nunan accompanied them as far as
proof to show that the iand sought is more interview the ofi/cials of the Union Pa­
NOTICE
the Siskiyous.
valuable for its timber or stone than for ag­
All persons having accounts against ricultural purposes, and to establish his cific railroad in tL>C attempt to effect a
Flemishes either blue or brown
New fall and winter stock of shoes
♦
me
directly
or
indirectly
will
please
pre
­
claim to said land before the Register and settlement of the differences which
just arrived at Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s.
sandrock from his i/uarry near
They are neat and attractive, and splen­ sent the same for payment before Dec. Receiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon, caused a strike in t be Cheyenne shops
Ashland.
on Saturday, the 20th day of January. 1900 a month ago. He sa vs that unless the
’
T. J ames .
did values for the money. Call and see. 20,1899.
He names as witnesses: Charles 'Strang I i matter is fixed up soon he will call out
of Medford, Oregon; Walter 8. Jones of
T. James arrived Saturday from Spo­
TELL YOUR SISTER
Medford, Oregon: George W. Bailey of every boiler-maker on the' Union Pacific.
kane and left Tuesday for Nevada City,
D octor
A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility Shake, Oregon: Jacob E Shearer of Med­ J. I). Bridges, Editor “DeiT’ocrat”, Lan- +
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
Cal., to finish his examination of a min­ without
good pure blood, the sort that ford, Oregon.
MEYERS
caster, N. H.. says, “One I'iinute Cough
Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
ing property for Mr. Will, the Syracuse, only exists in connection with good diges
Any and all persons claiming adversely Cure is the best remedy for ctoup I ever *
N. Y., beeswax manufacturer. He will tion. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s the above-described lands are requested to
A CO.
used.” Immediately relieves and cures
then return to Ashland and move Mrs. Clover Root Tea acts directly on the tile their claims in this office on or betore coughs,
Spocla.1 lsts for Iu
colds, croup, asthma. pteumonia,
bowels, liver and Kidneys keeping them in said 20th day of January, 1900.
James
and
their
son
to
Spokane,
their
bronchitis, grippe and all throat and Jtmg
ThM« phytUiou» b*’» l«®
perfect
health.
Price
25
cts.
and
50
cts.
J.T.
BRIDGER,
future home, where he is engaged export­
cunM «eaka«M aud M-
troubles. It prevents consumpi'on.—E u ­ j
Carbon Finish.
uwlG ».Uu.aU »iaca I™;
E ugenk A. S herwin . Druggist.
dl4
Register.
ing mining properties.
gene A. S herwn .
T1..J lu>. U>.
a-U
J
Photos in Water Colors.
hui «iuin»d
*“•
TIMBER T»AND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
You never know what form of blood poi
Pictures in the Latest Styles.
,mutuo, »ad «>• ■“»‘•F
Wm.
H.
Mills,
of
the
land
departments
Un^vo prMUco tu th. U. a
son will follow constipation. Keep the of the Central Pacific R. R. Co. and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
4-
K« Piy TlU CaraS.
liver clean by using DeWitt’s Little Early the Oregon and California Ry. Co. an­
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
Í
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Kisers and you will avoid trouble. They
l'otortuMU
i
i
„oc «di .h.uld wriu *» ad
Roseburg, Oregon, December 6. 1899
are famous litt'e pills for constipation and nounces that on and after Jan. 1,1900,the
«>ea»udi«UaUl»»A— g.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
liver and bowel troubles —E uoknk A. price of timber land owned by those cor­
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon.
ALL FREE.
porations will be advanced from 20 to 25 with the provisions of the act of Congress
S herwin .
Thouuutla «urod at buna.
t
of
June
3.
1878,
entitled
“
An
act
forthe
per cent over present field gradings and
: -UonraiUMttol. No Clurgc far CanaultaUaa.
The ladies who attended the series of quotations.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
AU timber contracts matur­ sale of timber lands in the states ot Califor­
' 731
k‘urÄo l
health talks by Mrs. Lucy Hitchcock of ing on and after that date will be extend­ nia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter­
Beautifies the Complexion, Purifies,the
Bloody gives a Fresh, Clear Skin. Cures Con­
ritory,” Charles Strang of Medford, counlv
Portland, state manager for the Viavi
stipation, Indigestion, and all Eruption« of
of Jackson, state of Oregon, h is tbirflav
Co., express themselves as being very ed only at the advanced rate.
the Skin. An agreeable Laxative Nerve
tiled ,’n this office hi-sworn sia'emer,t No j
Conic. Sold on absolute guarantee by ail
much
pleased
as*well
as
entertained
la-a-t
Winter
K<>ut>-
789 for the ' uri-liHse or he ne % of -(““io 1
druggists at 25c., 50c. and $1.00,
\
They
also
say
that
those
wbj
failed
to
N.i
No 20 •:>
•':» lo vnxh n N
40 <<.n■ h
: i -ge
V
S C. WELLS A CO., LEROY. H Y.
For -ui,shin- fl •»
,i .1
i.
hear this earnest appeal for health in
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rnoprtiETpns
tbi»
t*y express.
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til
Sil
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Ret to examination- You can
the homes have missed a treat. Mrs.
, iu- .» • sou hi i- more v„ ii •'•e tor ita
Instantly Relieved by
EVEtYTHINt iaclidlBR everythin« Ln ar«»»rt»», B»»w. tn««»* ■—
»xaniine It at your ex»rwe ojea
Uou, ¿"iaur. Cloak». Dreaooa, Bootoaad BfeMo, Woiiboa dowoirr, BeojH
u> ' limlier or ■.'•!
than 'or » ro-ult -nil p ir-
Hitchcock is assured a full house at her :xii Ira East T uri--: < xc:iisi ”
and It found perfeetly eaUera«.
One Application of
■ardwan, Swm. OirrieaUaral !■»<»■»««». Varanae*. k»»ao»‘.
chai’ ears to El Pis**, F ri Worth, K üh ! po-e- ■ nd ‘o e-tab >h hi- e ami to -xi'l
I.r,. exoetly ee roFroaoaw4 and
future lecture in Ashland.
■anl^ Sewte« BaeMaoa Croa»n,_ewaa^ rtaaoa^BaUeat »net«*?»
laererx we/ «<aal Uw.uiH
sas Citi, Ciiic.agrt,‘Umeinuiit:, H usi ,,, ¡.la-.d b“ ore the lleei er a <L It” 'eive> nt I
r»rntaktag «•"<>•. ““S ■'■••I’»". rUhtaaVaeklo, ■Jeyeloa,
In its advanced amt chronic form n N“W Oilcans ami Washington, D C
eoodx. lie. Telle juat what your atorekeeper at homo mut pay tar
’ 1 this office at IJo-ehtirg, <>iej.,n. o Sat’.ir-
It io *«. ft under xuch i
I
cold
io
the
head
is
known
as
Na
,
-
al
<
‘
ata-rh
everythin« be bays and will prevent him from overeharain« yoyoo
misleading description?
anythinir yon bny; explains j ust how toorder. how much tho bvieaL.
For late», guides ami infiirinatinn al d >v. the 20tti da of Ja ni-irv, 1 »10
ax Slain st;!», Xa.rU.e
I ‘ and is the recognised source of other dis-
He na-'i. 3 a- witeeu-es; H-mrvG -»hear
oxxreo» or aaC will be on anything to
town. Ttee M< Seem
PICTURES!
mole. Gold rilled or le-k
dress
C.
II.
M
arkuam , G P A..
II
eases.
Having
stood
the
test
of
c.-niintied
d
eaaU
(■ nearly »1.00, the poetage alone 1«Meenta.
er
of
Vedfo
’
d
O
’
egont
Walters
of
LiioSSO.dWoSW-Oaiiol*
PICTURE FRAMES!
I! successful use, Ely's Cre.ini Halm is rec-
Portland, Or
ruled W um S. s , ote. ir
.Medfort. Oreg ' ; iten-.-e. \V Bsilev of
OUR FREE OFFER,
I xwtaxt R elief and S peedy C ure T reat -
Cu find it the eiual or
I; ognized as a speciticfornierubranal diseases
helo day the 34 cents Dostaure, aad th* Big Baek will ba aaait ta ye« rBMI
; S'ake. Oregon: Jacob E Shca er ! Med­
tter than any ot these
jiext .-A warm bath with C uticura S oap ,
by mall ya»tpal4.and if yoadon’ttblnk It 1« worth KWttm«« the U cents
I in the nasal passages, and you make a gr~al
watchea M.’ «be exert»
ford.
Oregon.
a
single
anointing
with
C
uticura
Ointment,
Whiskey is rapidly beeom-i
you send, aa a key to the lowest wholesale price« ot evuy thing, ea>
ecoei ot s ran <.»«.«»
I mistake in not resorting to this treatment ling
' HARPER
and a full dose of C uticura R esolvent will
the national beverage. It’s the; At v a d ail per«, n« da ni ng al\'er»i*A
en and ar» will Iww^lalvlr r«,*r* rv»r 't
r.vumirV,
and express charge».
MOLDINGS
I; in vour own case To test it a trial size for ■
afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep,
WHAT THE PREM SAYS ABOUT THIS CATALOOFEr
the
a'aive
<h-
crti>e.i
A
>d-
art
re
¡'I
.1
to
narties aeree
nnmi Re
R.-. ­ file llieir daim« in tliis 0» e on or b.-f re
Don’t be Deceived
“It 1» a monument ot bueinots information.”—WinneepoUa
agree upon.
and j»oint to a »¡»eedy, permanent, and eco­
a.IOcentsor the large for 50 cents is mailed' 1 one tiling all parties
CABINET
WORK
k< M«ky a 4.•« let etin
nomical euro when all else fails.
T’“Awonderfal piece of work.”-W aohlngton National Tribune.
1 bv Ely Brothers. 56 Warren Street. New I publicans, Democrats, Populists Even sai! 2O'li dav of Jartuarv. 19»)
UPHOLSTERING
» hlch would lead you to
Sold everywhere. Price, T hb 8 bt . tl.Mi or. C uticuba
“The Catalogue U a wonder.”—Maneheater(N.H.)Calon.
a York. Druggists keep it.
believe you could get a
the ‘‘know-nothing” party know one i
J
T
BRfixiE-i,
GENERAL
REPAIRING
B oai *.25 c ; O intment , We.i R bsolvbnt (half »UehMc.
!
“Seam, Roebuck A Co. ie one ot the Urgent houaea ot ita kind IS
SSS.M er tio.Oe welch
|
Ex-Senator
John
H.
Mitchell
and
M.
thing
;
the
merits
of
HARPER
Whiskev
1
POTTBB
DRUG
ABD
CHBM.
COBF.,
Sofe
Pn>P<-,
BOBtOO.
Regf«t»r
Ike ease watekror >2.49.
OF FURNITURE
Sold
by
HIGH
&
TAYLOR,
Ashland,
OUR $2 45 WATCH JU’o^ViLT^eTdi'i
TIMBER L N D,~V T • t U \ E 3. 1 »7s
1 A. Butler, of Pendleton, intend opening
Ore.
•rMfOwaa V m «, stem wind and Mt,
»Utad, kandMm
| a law office at Baker City.
Tv enrra ved and polished. hot« ltka • high-fradw gal 4 9He4
NOTICE EOR I UBI.K'ATiON.
id to^Jei ¿wdiM
movement Isa mcXeTt-jewel-
yV ANTED—SEVERAL BRI HTAND
A. Bush, the heaviest individual tax­
AT THE
NITED ST'TFS LAND OFFICE
^4
wind American, warranted, and a wood ttine-
£.1’ rnrwiX.fr« St eml. .», fU-sil.d -.«km
TV honest persons to represent us as payer in Marion county, is asseesed at
ASHLAND
Rosehti'g Oregon. D*'Ceml>er6, KK)
•S. U eat op. vrll, for frm W >lck eaddoe.lrTCamlerna.
Managers
in
this
and
close
by
counties.
I
1 $168,490 The couuty has but one larger
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
Notice i- lierebv given hat tn compli-nee
Bddrmm SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO. (Ino.), Chicago
.salary $900 a year and expenses Straight l I taxpayer, the Oregon and California with the prftvi'ion« of the act of Congress
BtoMk. Bmheeh 4So. see ihereeskly uMikls ISMer.)
I m na-lide, no more, no less salary. Posi­ i Railroad Company, assess, d at $378,381. of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act
tion permanent Our references, any bank
for the sale of timber lands in lhe
in any town It i* mainly office work con
Oregon.
Ne­
Dr. W Wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y., says, States of California,
ducted at home. References. Enclose self-
“1 heartily recommended One Minute vada and Washington Territory," Jacob
Erects a Hog, Poultry or
ad tressed stamped envelope. -
Cough Cn-e It gave my wife immediate E. Shearer of Medford, county of Jackson.
A. LINE OF
T hb D ominion Co., Dept. 3, Chicago.
Stock Fence for about half
relief in suffocating asthma. ” Pleasant to stMe of Oregon, has this dav filed in this
Ott Undivided Interests is Estates, Real Estate
to
Ne“ver'“fail7‘t¿"
all ' offle® his s^°in statement No. 738. for the
t take
■ ■ “ ” ...U-
”
_ » quicWvcor«*
___ .• ____ . . ____
a»_____ .
.
niirohocn
of
thn
n
of
conhon
Wo
i
rt
the money required to
in Probate, Reveraeonary and Life Intereats in Reel
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles.— purchase of the nw J4 ot section No. 20. i n
township No. 40 south. Range No. 4 east.
E ugkmk A. S herwin .
and Personal Property, Ennuities and Legacies, or will
build
any
other
kind
of
i and will offer proof to show that (be land
purchase ontrigbt, if so deaired.
DO YOU KNOW
sought is more valuable for its timber or
fence.
Machines and
__ ___ ,
.
’ stone than for agricultural purroses, and to
For the speedy and permanent cure of
Pr*vent*b'e? i;cie°ce has establi^h his claim to said land before the
Life Insuance Policies Bought or Loaned
farm rights for sale by
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham­
neglect is sui- j{egjs,er and Receiver of this office at Rose-
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is nnid •ithRhnSi>.Cr d
C"n h* burp. Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of
without an equal. It relieves the itch­ cured with Sh loh a Cough and ConsuDip-; January, 1900.
EX« UURTW
Patents sold on Favorable Terms and Capital Procured
ing and smarting almost instantly and owC^Mrt0 dVi?rml»”Lg"*lr“ln f°rl He names as witnesses: Charles Ftrang
to DEVELOP and PERFECT critorions Inventions
ASHLAND.
OREGON.
its continued use effects a permanent oyer 50 year*. E lgkxk A. S hkkwin , Drug- nf Medford. Oregon; Henrv <1 Shearer, of
and Ideas. Amoon s from $10,000 to $500,000 available
e
I Medford, Oregon; Waller 8 .loneaof Med
cure. It also cures itch, barber’s itch, P*st.
for Investment on tortgage of Revenue Producing 8e-
--------- ----------------
I ford. Oregon; George W. Rai'ey of Shake,
scald head, sore nipples, Itching piles,
euntles. Joint Stock Companies Organised. For terma
Oregon.
Job printing at this office.
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
5nd particulars, address
Any and all persons claiming adversely
granulated lids.
the
above-described
lands
are
requested
to
C2h.fl$*VOXt.X
Tha
hie (heir d<y
claims
in this office
i- Kind
an Yau
iw Man
nie NWjt QauoM gald
Qf January
19ù0 on or before
Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders for Bases ite
MAN FRANCISCO, CAL
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier Bigastus
I. T. BRIDGES.
COPPER RIVETED
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
The second game of football between 1
the Ashland and Medford lightweights, ■
the former averaging a weight of 131 and
the latter 137, took place Saturday after­
noon on the football grounds oppsite the ,
Ashland railroad depot. Ashland made
a touchdown and safety without a goal
in the first half-seven points. Here the I
game broke up on account of differences
growing out of the substituting of the ,
right guard of the Ashland team on ac­
count of injuries sustained. The Medford
boys refused to play further.
Chas. Ramsey of Medford was umpire,
Robert Hammond of Ashland referee,
¡and Ralph Woodford and I. E. Vining
linesman. The third game will be played
I at Medford Christmas. The last game
was very unfriendly.
The Delicious
Fragrance
from a hot
Royal Baking
Powder biscuit
whets the
appetite. The
taste of such
a biscuit—
FURNITURE
R
Window Shades,
Draperies,
•&
Carpets,
-&
IS
Linoleum.
sweet, creamy,
delicate and
crispy—is a joy
to the most
fastidious.
J. I*
DODGE.
ASHLAND MILLS.
Cm7 PSTEHT nimi
W. J. VIRGIN & C0., PROP’S
Blacksmith Shop
and Residence
For Sale.
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC
A shland H ouse
St. Mary’s
ACADEMY.
N, BOURGEOIS, PROPRIETOR.
OREGON-
ASHLAND.
i
RATES, $1.00 PER DAV
Good Accommodations
Located in the Heart of the City.
Free Bus to and From all Trains.
A.D. FERGUSON
U
i F. L. CAMPS
I i
....The Photographer
i
I the ; latest known in photography .
i
ITCHING
Burning Sca^f
HUMORS
mctu
U
12,45 SOLD PLATED
wnyxgrfMP 35
i
U
MACHINE >
Skin Diseases
In Celluloid, and Ebonied. Ster­
ling Silver-Trimmed.
MOST ELEGANT STATIONERY.
odTensttqp. Prior« JScouti. Boldly
«f
Kegiiter.
Large Sums to Loan.