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VOL. XII.
Advertising Rates Given on Application.
Miss Ada Dunlap an amiable and well-
8alem, April 7.—Mrs. Carlyle, who
came to the penitentiary last year from known young lady of Talent, daughter of
Jackson county, under a sentence of 8. H Dunlap, and O. R Garner former­
nine years for arson, committed in ly in the S. P. R. R. employ at Siskiyou
burning the barn and horses of her but dow with the same company at Ben­
brother, A. J. Hamlin, near Medford, icia, Cal., were married on April 3d in
was examined yesterday afternoon as to the Congregational church at Oakland,
her sanity, on aomplalnt of Superintend Cal , bv Rev. M. Potter in the presence
ent Lee. County Judge Terrill. County of the bride s brother, W. E. Dunlap of
Clerk Hall and Dr. W. B. oree con­ Talent, and the groom’s sister, Mrs. W.
ducting the examination. There was Sibbetts of Oakland, Cal. They left for
home —
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Benicia
and
ha,e
doubt oi
of ner
her demented condition. their future
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and she was committed bv Judge Terrel 1 ! the best wishes of many friend* fora
to the Asylum, whither she was con­ prosperous and happy married life.
ducted this afternoon
Tbe New Oracle Speak*.
This is the fate ot almost every female
Portland Telegram, April 7: Accord­
oonvist confined in the Oregon peuiten-
tary for any )«ugth of time, and no won- ing to Dr. J. M Keene, of Medford, E.
dar. There is no provision by which fe­ Y. Carter will go to the McMinnville
male prisoners can receive air, exercise convention with strong backing (or the
or attention required by a woman, and Congressional nomination. “Southern
she is entirely cut off from human associ­ Oregon, which begins properly at Rose­
ation except in the routine visit* of the burg and extends to the California line,
male officers in the performance of their has never had a Congressman in the
duties. Tiii* woman has been ill for history of the state. That section is
several weeks, her ijlneas being the re­ forging ahead faster than any other, and
sult of the troubles incident to her age «hculij be recognized. Heretofore the
(ab>ut 44 years) aud her condition dur­ Congressman for the First District has
ing the illness was pitiable, challenging al wavv come from the Willamette Valiey,
the attention of several charitable ladies practical! v, and now we have a candidate
who visited her. Her reason finally from the heart of southern Oregon in E.
gave way, and she has been decidedly in­ V. Carter oi Ashland. Mr. Carter will
have a formidable delegation ot the con-
sane for several days.
! vention as bis ability and fitness for the
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r
1 position of representative at Washington
I i»re well known.”
PRESSED BKICKS.
RECORD.
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(BOUNTY, OHEGKJN, THURSDAY,
APRIL
NOt 40
12. 1900.
PARTY
New
DryGoods
and
Clothing
Store
Carpets at Vaupel. Norris & Drake’s. The Regular People's Party Nomi­
nates a Full Ticket and Adopts a
The voter who does not register will
buy bis own cigars.
Plat torm.
Burnside W. R. C. will give a dinner
Medford, Ore., April 6th, 1900,
in Ashland election day.
Convention called to order by chair­
Mark Baker performed a plain duty at man of the central committee, Grant
Rawlings, who was made temporary
Gold Hill Saturday and Sunday.
chairman. J. W. Wiley elected temp­
Go to L. H. Thomas for watch and orary secretary. On motion the chair­
clock repairing. Helman street.
man appointed a committee on creden­
Mr. and Mrs Orange Mattoon and tials as follows: J. J. Howser. R. R.
babe left Saturday for Elkton, Douglas Winter, J. S. March.
On motion of Nealon the chair ap­
county.
pointed following committee on order of
Every day something new at tbe new business: S. M. Nealon, H. Richard­
dry goods and clothing store. Miller & son. L. F. Taylor. By motion W. B
Bartges.
Jackson was elected assistant secretary.
Aiter report of committee on creden­
Mrs. Ed. Harregan of Happy Camp,
Cal., arrived at Medford Saturday to vis­ tials and order of business the temporary
The strongest, purest, most efficient and
organization was made permanent and
it relatives.
the convention* proceeded to elect the
Mrs. C. H. Pierce came ud from Med­ following as delegates to the district and
wholesome of leavening agents. Not lowest
ford Monday to visit Miss Lottie Pracht state conventions: Grant Rawlings,
and friends.
Geo. A. Jackson, J. J. Howser, R. Cox,
in price, yet the most economical; indispens-
An elegant stock Of spring and sum­ S. H. Holt, M. S. Welch. Ira Wakefield,
J.
W.
Ling,
W.
W.
Willits,
8.
M.
Nea
­
mer goods have arrived at Vaupel,
. able to all who .appreciate the best and most
lon, J. W Wiley, John Grieve, W. M
Norris & Drake’s.
Richards, H. Richardson, E, G. Cole­
J. J. Matney of this county, who has man, Welborn Beeson and Wm. Farlow.
*■ healthful food.
been mitring at Cottage Grove, left for
There was then a committee, appointed
Hornbrook Monday.
bv the fusionists convention held on the
Our country is enjoying prosperity almost
Dr. Goble, the optician, will be at the 3d inat, who came before the convention
Hotel Oregon on Monday and Tuesday, and asked that a committee be appoint
unsurpassed in its history.
ed to confer with them on a plan to
April 16th and 17th,
unite the two wings of the party.
For every one there is money enough to
Friday, April 13th, Easter social and
The chairman appointed S. H. Holt,
Killed by Scalding Water.
chicken-pie supper, from 5 to 10 p.m., W. Beeson, J, W. Ling, E. E. Scheu-
HEFLING —WRIGHT —In Jackson­
Fanny, two-and-a-half-vear old daugh­ at tbe Christian church.
buy that to eat which is pure, sound, good,
seben, R. R. Minter, as a conference
ville, March 31. 1900, by Rev N.M.
Nansen, J. L. Hefling and Miss Effie I ter of Geo. Low, was fatally injured by
Bulls! Bulls! Stockmen, have you committee. The committee reported
falling into a tub of hot scalding water seen those Hereford bulls of Qwen A that the fusion committee askeu that
wholesome.
May Wright.
at their home on Wagner creek Friday. Moore’s? If not, why not?
the convention adjourn sine die without
TABOR— CALVERT— In Grants Pass, Mrs. Low was engaged in scrubbing and
making any nomination. That if it was
Why should we use cheap, impure, un­
March 26, 1900, by J. Holman, J. P., had a tub full of scalding water and con­
PHONE NO. 20S
Mrs. J. H. Turner, after visiting Mrs thought advisable to nominate a ticket
Charles Tabor and Mrs. Elizabeth centrated lye sitting oh the floor. A. P, Hammond and family, left for San or a part of a ticket at some time in the
healthful articles of food? There is no
Calvert.
While temporarily absent to bring a Francisco Saturday on a visit.
future that the chairman of the two
bucket of cold water from the creek the
wings should call a convention for that
Our yonthe and childrens line of cloth* purpose. The proposition was voted
economy in them; they endanger the health,
little girl fell into the tub The child’s
“crea ■■■» brought the mother hastily to ing is now complete. Prices are right. down by a unaminous vote.
the »erne After suffering intense pain Miller A Bartges.
The chairman then appointed the
they may cost life. There are reported
from the »«-ahling, the little one war re­
Dr. Emily McB. Yeargain of San Jose, following committee on resolutions and
lieved of its agony by death Saturday Cal., is visiting Mr. and Mrs David F. platform i W. Beeson, S. M. Nealon,
almost daily cases of sickness caused by eat­
night The funeral took place Monday, Fox in Ashland for a month.
and Wm. Richards.
Dr D. M. Brower, of the Dunkard
The convention then adjourned until
Mieses Amy Rooth and Nellie DePeatt Saturday morning when on report of
ing cake, puddings or biscuit made with the
!
church, conducting the eervices.
of Grants Pass visited Ashland friends committee the f<3lowing platform and
Ashland Public School Report.
and relatives last Thursday.
cheap, alum baking powders.
resolutions were adopted.
N ational —We Indorse the principles
Number of days taught, 20; Number
Putnam Fadeless Dye produces the
fastest and brightest colors of any dye »diipted bv the Cincinnati convention Sep:.
In all articles for food buy and use only
of holidays. 0.
6tb. 1898,
Davs of attendance, boys, 4639; girls, stuff. Sold by E ugene A. S herwin .
S tate affair «—We recommend that the
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
4993^. Total. 9632J4..
the best. The good health of the family is
Wm. Slinger returned to Medford following be incorporated in the State
Days of absence, boys, 390; girls, 405^. Sunday after spending the winter in platform.
Continental Household Paint,
and CEMETICO.
j Total, 795)^.
1st. We urge the second passage of the
of first consideration.
Cases of tardiness, bovs, 20; girls, 8. southern California about Los Angeles. resolution providing for the constitutional
Medford boasts the establishment of a amendment for Direct Legislation.
Total, 28.
2nd. We demand the office of Secretary
No. enrolled on register, boyB, 263; cigar factory. It employs young women,
FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
and expects them to turn out 20,000 of State be p'aced on a stated salary.
girls, 280. Total, 563.
Alum is used in many baking powders because it make9
3rd.
We
demand
precinct
assessors
New scholars, boys, 4; girls, 4- Total, cigars weekly.
them cheap. It costs less than two cents a pound.
4th. We demand an amendment to the
Alum is a corrosive poison. Think of feeding it to chil­
Wm. Harris returned Friday from State Constitution allowing the Govenor
Average daily attendence, 482.
dren ! Yet the manufacturers of well-known alum
Santa Rosa, Cal., where he has been to veto any item in the general appropri­
Per cent of attendence, 92.
powders are actually denying that their goods contain it.
spending the winter with his children ation bill
5th- We demind a system of taxation
Number of visitors, 48.
and grandchildren.
of Railroad, Telephone and Telegraph and
Cases of oorporal punishment, 0.
Miss Lillie Patterson, who has been oi her corporations doing business in two
Tardiness of teachers, 0.
ROYAL BARINO POWÜER 00., 100 WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
spending the past thee months with the or more comities of this state similar to the
Days absence of teachers, 0.
V
California laws
beautifies th« Complexion, Purifies th«
The per cent of attendance is the family of her uncle in San Francisco re­
Gtq.
We
demand
that
the
office
of
niood.civeaaFreali.ClearSkin. CureeCon-
turned
home
Sunday.
lowest during the present school year.
state printer be abolished and thnt state
supation, Indigestion, and all Eruption« of
C rcult Court Proceedings.
Political News ircms.
the Skin. An «cteeable Laxative Nerve
Yet the average daily attendance is 48
be let out by contract to the low-
Mrs. W. H. Gowgn of Medford who e printing
tonic. Sold ots--abaol«te xuarantM by all
t
responsible
Didder.
greater
than
for
the
corresponding
Philip
Luscombe
vs
E
B
and
Mary
J
In
the
East Oregonian, of Pendleton of
druggists at He., BOc. and «1.00.
had been spending several days in Ash­
7th. We demand that state officers re­ Sims. Dismissed.
month of last year. With the except­ land end Miss Gertrude Weeks of Phoe­
April 6th, the speech that William J.
•- C. WILLS A OO., LIROY. n . V.
ceive their constitutional salaries and no
ion of one room the punctuality has nix, returned home Sunday.
T T Geer et al vs C E Wilcox, Olive J Bryan made in Pendleton, the same as
•41.« rngrniiTB»»«
•
more.
been excellent. The following schools
-
Wilcox, Z E Simpson and Jackson coun­ made in Albany, will be printed in full,
(■ODXTY AFFAIRS.
J. O. Booth has leased Hotel Joseph­
report no tardiness: High School,
ty ; suit to foreclose mortgage. Ordered just as Mr. Bryan delivered it. Copies
*
M im Leslie’s, Mr. Ashurst’s, Miss ine at Grants Pass to Geo. E. Good, 1st We demand the strictest economy that plffs recover from deft, C E Wilcox, of the paper can be had by mail sent to
formerly of the McClallen House at comportable with good progressive govern­ 11790 45, with int from April 4, 1900, at any address for 5 cents each.
Bentley’s.
Roseburg and Hotel Parkins, Portland. ment in the administration of county 8 per cent, aud $175 attorney fees with
C. A. H itchcock , Principal.
affairs that the county indebtedness may be jut at 6 per cent from April 4,1900.
Eugene Guard: Woodburn has just
*
*
W. B. Colton has tax roll for Ashland speedily wiped outand pledge oureondi-
TELL YOUi$ SISTER
J. Nunan vs A. J. Hamlin. Ordered had a city election, license and anti­
dr.tes to the -legislature it elected to work
precinct
and
will
send
money
to
pay
*
for the enactment of a salary law as fol­ that plff have judgment against deft license being the issue. The former car­
A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility
for $191 40 with 8 per cent int until paid ried by forty-six majority, which led the
without good pure b'ood, the sort that taxes for all who request. Also prepared lows;
ZTX
phftrge at his County Jndge............
........ $1000 and costa and disbursements taxed at Independent, the Woodburn paper, to
only exists in connection with good diges to register voters free
Sheriff and deputies
i. ... 3500 $11.
tion, a healthy liver and bowels Karl’s office.
sagely moralize: The result was some­
xUdz
Clerk and deputies..
2000
Clover Roo{ Tea acts cjirpptly qn the
J Nunan vs O B and Addie Dews. Or­ what of a surprise to all, 46 majority be­
Mrs. G. C. Morris left Saturday en Recorder..................
1400 dered plff have judgement for $266 63 ing more than any of the most confident
bowels, liver and kidneys keeping them in
1900 with int at 6 per cent, and coats amount­ license men anticipated. It indicated
perfect health Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. loute to Carson City, Nev., to visit her Assessor ... ...........
old home and relatives and friends. County 8upt..............
1000
Euoxxx A. bHERWtu. Druggist.
that some of the temperance and church
She was accompanied by her father, M. Treasurer ............... . ..... ............... 800 ing to $12 60^
White Sewing Machine Co vs W H element slyly slipped in a ballott for the
Commissioners, per dav and milage,..
3
Josephine Conuty Republican*.
A. Bowker,
District Attorney and deputies .......... ........
2000 Brunk. Deft given until Satuday to saloons in order to escape taxation.
Grants
----------- Pass,
.. , . Aprils.—The Republican
Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s two stores
2nd. We pledge our candidates for the further plead.
Opera House Blóck, Ashland.
Salem Journal: Captain Heath, who
County Convention met in thjs city this have received their new stock of spring legislatnre if elected to work for the enact­
Jackson County Bank vs SarahHar-
afternoon, with 50 delegates present,
summer goods and the public is r6- ment ollaws to carryout these demands. per and Frank Wait Ordered that plff gallantly led the McMinnville heroes at
We ask the careful cousideration of the
Malabon, is a candidate for congress on
and, after a most harmoninous meeting, gnectfully invited to call and examine
furegoing by ail citisens and if they meet have judgement for $200 and int at 10 the union ticket. It is believed he
nominated the following county ticket: their offerings and prices.
their approval to lay aside all prejudice per cent from Oct 1, ’99 and $30 atty would get more than the Bryan vote.
Miss Kate DePeatt, the attorney-at- and assist in enacting them into law by fees and $40 for costs and disburse­
EOU SALB BY EUGENE A. BHEKWIN sh^riff^Ed'^Lister • Cterk^R' l 'Bartlett *
This district needs a good newspaper
TreasurerTB.Cornell; Assessor, ChasH 1™,returned to Mrs. Clara Foltz’s law supporting the candidates of this.conyen- ments.
man in congress to throw light on some
tion.
State
vs
A
J
Hamlin.
Trial
had
and
Crow; School Superintendent, L- Sav- office in San Francisco Saturday to re­
of the rotteness down here.
ADDITIùHAL BE801UTI0I18.
cause submitted to jury.
age; Commissioner H. S Woodcock; main some time as her plans for going
The opportunity to exercise the funda­
John Devlin was granted certificate of
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Coroner, Thomas Hood; Surveyor, B. »nt® business at Boise City, Idaho, have mental
“To tell the truth,” said the Ohio sena­ ■ I
principles of the Peoples Party, citizenship.
PICTURES!
O. McCulloch.
.
hot yfit matored-
tor, “that Puerto Rico mess, between
the referendum is offered at the Juue
T
T
Geer,
F
I
Dunbar,
and
C
S
Moore,
PICTURE FRAMES!
Delagates to state convention—C. E.
jjr8 Ed. Lang and little daughter ar- election by the submission to popular vote board of school land commissioners, vs ourselves, has hurt you.”
The candidate for a second term
llarmon, G. W Colvig, J. M. John, J. rived from Portland Saturday to live in of five ametuiments to the state consti­ ChaB Nickell, White S M Co, Invest
tution. We urge the oareful consideration
thrust his right arm into his left lapel.
T. Tufts, W. L Babock, Dr. J. 8. Moore. 1 Ashland. She is the wife of the locomo- of
those questions that ail may vote intelli­ Truet Co, C W Kahler, C R Havens,
“Never!”- he declared, majestically.
Delegates tu congressional couvention tive engineer and formerly Miss Pearl gently on them.
MOLDINGS
Portland Trust Co, G 8 Bathy, J F Wait
“But,” urgfed the Ohio senator, “first
—L. V. Stewart. Dr. F. W. Vandyke, Hershey, daughter of David Hershey,
CABINET WORK
The new registration law requires all and Emil Walter. Ordered that plffs you
said our plain duty was to give
P. L. Truax, F- W. Chausee, R. A. formerly of Ashland.
UPHOLSTERING
voters who desire to exercise their sacred recover from Chas Nickell $7752 50 with
Booth, W. 11. Hampton, R. G. Smith—a
duty and right of franchise at the June int at 8 per cent from April 7, ’00 and Puerto Rico free access to our markets
GENERAL REPAIRING
A. E, Cooper of Portland, the clever and November elections ruqst be registered
and you raised a tariff barrier against
solid Tongue representation, through
OF FURNITURE
general agent of the Chicago, Rock Island by May 15th. In vie* of the above facts $500 attorney fees and int at 6 per cent her.”
z
they will go uninsti ucted
ws urge all voters to register that they from April 7, ’00 and $10 costs and dis­
“When I epoke of our plain dnty,”
The delegates to the state convention & Pacific Railway, spent Saturday in may.
bursements.
not he disfranchised.
said the candidate for a second term,
will support R. A. Booth for joint Sen­ Ashland and made this office a pleasant
State vs Harry Collins. Defendant “The place was spelled Porto Rico.
The
following
ticket
was
then
nomi
­
call.
He
has
appointed
D.
L.
Rice
agent
AT THE
ator for Josephine, Douglas aud Lane
sentenced
to
1
year
in
the
penitentiary.
nated :
ASHLAND
When the official spelling was changed
counties, and C. B. Watson for District for liia road at this place,
Additional circuit court docket:
Representatives—J. W. Ling, of Med­
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
to
Puerto Rico the official policy had to
Attorney for this district, which will in­
‘ No family can afford to be without One ford, W. W. Willits, of Flounce Rock,
N A Trust Co vs Isaac B and Matilda be changed too.”
sure his renomination.
Minute Cough Cure. It will stop a conch aud Grant Rawlings choice for joint rep­ Williams; same
The Ohio senator was speechless with
In Grants Pass James Hplman was and cure a cold quicker than any other resentative with Douglas county.
A W Sturgis vs John Broad, etal; tame. admiration.
nominated for Justice of the Peace, and medicine.” write» C. W. Williams, Sterl­
Warner
&
Wortman
vs
G
R
Justus,
et
al;
County Judge—8. H Holt, of Ashland.
ing Run. Pa. It cures croup, bronchitis
Theodore Mott for Constable.
same.
The Lake county republican conven­
Sheriff—J. W. Wiley, of .Medford.
Main St. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hail.
and all throat and lung troubles and pre­
Main & Winchester vs Huldah E Hoover, tion instructed for Tongue for congress
3 vents consumption. Pleasant and harm­
County Clerk—W. B. Jackson, oi Med­ et al; to quiet tide.
less. E uoxnk A S uebwin .
HORN
ford.
G W Isaac ys J F Gregory, et al; fore­ and C. B. Watson for district attornev, PAINTS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS
electing P. J. Brattain, J E McGarrev,
County Recorder—W. M. Richards, of closure
ExrOounty Judge G. W. Smith of
Ezra Webber vs Mary J Webber: divorce. Chas. Tonningeen and L. D. Frakes dele­
Talent.
W-A-LIj PAPER, C3-L-A.S. ETQ
Klamath
Falls
is
a
candidate
for
dele
­
PAYNE—In Portland, March 20, 1900,
H A Tucker vs W R Kingsolver; injunc­ gates and the following county ticket:
Assessor—John Grieve, of Central
gate
to
the
national
democratic
conven
­
BrtLDiXG P apxbs , W bapmvo PAFXB8 AMD Twixw. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
to Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Payne, a
tion.
Sheriff, H R. Du-dap; county clerk,
tion which assembles at Kansas City Point.
W H Grant vs B J Abbott, etal; fore­ William Gunther; coumv commissioner,
daughter.
Treasurer
—
M.
S.
Welch,
of
Central
July 4th to nominate W. J. Bryan. Mrs.
closure.
S. J. Pros-; treasurer, L. G. B-*ach ; as­
CHAPMAN—In Ashland, April 9, 1900 Smith will accompany him on the trip Point.
Assignment of FT Fradenburgb.
JACKSONVILLE,
Commissioner—R. R. Minter, of Eagle 1
to Mr. and tire. Thus. Chapman, a
E P Hughes vs John Garvin; foreclosure. sessor, J. B. Blair; superintendent, J. Q.
Willits; surveyor, P. M, Currv; coroner,
H. Clark, Chauncey, ua , says De Witt’s i Point.
daughter.
OREGON.
Witch Hazel Salve cured him of piles that
Dr. T. V. Hall.
Coroner—E. Kirchgessner, of Central
DO
YOU
KNOW
April
4,
GRAVES—In Klamath Falls,
had afflicted him for twenty years. It is also Point.
Pendleton, Or., April 7.—The most
to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gravee, a speedy cure for skin diseases. Beware of
Wx Beeson was elected chairman of Consumption is preventable? Science has sensational
Boarding School for Girls. a 1900,
dangerous countertails. E üüïsx A. 8 her -
proceedings occurred today,
proven that, and also that neglect is sui­
son
central
committee
and
authorized
to
ap
­
win,
cidal. The worst cold or cough can be in the democratic county convention,
point an executive committee of five.
KEESE—In Klamath Falls, April 4,
cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consnmp when R. M O’Brien, a populist, walked
Geo. W. Cole, Lieut. J. E. Thornton,
FOR TERMS ETC., ADDRESS
Delegates present, 45.
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keeee,
lion cure. Sold on positive guarantee for
the rostum and charged that repub­
Ivan
Wild,
W.
W.
Erb,
E.
Fitzwater,
Voted that when precincts wer» only over 50 years. E ugkrb A. 8 hebwih , Drug­ to
a son.
K
lican influence was being exerted to de­
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES.
G. W. Crowson, W. O’Donoghue, G. H. partly represented that the delegates
feat the union of the democratic and
ROBINSON—At Bock Point, March 27, Gillette, F. H. Crowson, Eugeue Wal- present be allowed to vote their full dele­ gist.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
HipnliBt parties. A few minutes later,
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Robinson, rad, W. Y. Crowson, II. L. Whited. gation.
A Big Mining Suit.
D. B. Watson, a democratic delegate, $
a daughter.
Otis Millsap and L. M. Goodwin of
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
+
Attorney R. G. Smith of Grants Pass arose and, in tones of fierce denunciation,
Granite Tent, No. 4, MaccabeeB, went to
March 1900, Weather Summary
Old
Established
Gallery
in
Ashland
With
♦
+
went to Yreka Sunday to begin an action accused J. T. Hinkle, secretary of the
Gold Hill Monday evening to assist the
DIED
for
ejectment
in
the
superior
court
for
populist
county
committee,
with
having
Following
is
a
summary
of
weather
ob
­
local lodge there to initiate some 16
servations at Ashland, during month of Siskiyou county for Green Bartlett and repeatedly offered to sell his influence,
new members.
March, as reported by F. H. Carter, local ob­ against the Preston Peak Copper Mining first, to the democrats, and when not
HECKERTHORN—Two miles from
server for Oregon State Weather Service. Co Bartlett was the original owner and receiving it, making the 6ame offer to
I
am
selling
all
of
the
beet
grade
of
f
Carbon Finish.
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Central Point, April 7, 1900, Geo. W.
there has been considerable dispute over the republicans, Watson offered to J
sewing machines at the very lowest
Photos in Water Colors.
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Heckeitborn, aged 64 years.
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CONTRACTOR.
already invested about $20,000 in level
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Developing and Finishing for Amateur*.
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feet on the mine The owners of the
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property are sanguine of permanent and
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most profitable success in their opera­
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of Mason Work.
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and a large amount of oth r 6tuff, which
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they have packed over the trail to the
and heals the most stubborn ulcer with 14
sandrock from his quarry near
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miñe. They will cause a survej* to be
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Ashland.
made to determine the feasibility of
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building a railroad from the location of
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bnrial. Mr, Faber was superintendent “J
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from its use. ‘It dijests what you eat
of the Museum at Stanford university at £5
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the time of his death.
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J. W. COX, Proprietor.
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KEEPER.
come from
from chronic
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Clover Root Tea is an absolute care and
troubles, the proprietors prépare Cream fl am mation and clogging of the Pores.
OAKLAND ST. NEAR R. R. TRACK
his been sold for fifty years on an absolute Mean temp., 50.7; Max. temp. 79, on 31st. Balm in liquid form. Which will be known
ASHLAND .......OREGON.
guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Eroux Min. temp.. *29 on 28th; Total precipitation. as Ely’s Liquid Cream “
Balm.
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A. B hxbwis , Druggist
Ing tube is 76
75 cts. Drug-
Drug­
cloudy, 4; cloudy, 10; Dates of frost, light. gist« or by mail. The liquid form embodies
Anything you want cooked
22, 23,JU, 28; prevailing direction of wind, the medicinal properties of the solid pre­
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Will «apply first c!as» Chinese laborer«in
to order with promptneea
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19 years 406; paration. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed
any nuru*>er denrei for railroad conatruc-
and dispatch. All Hour«.
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iT* Kind YN H im Alvin Boght above normal. 6 2; average rainfall, March by the membrane and d >ea not dry up the
tio'n. ditch digvipg, clearing lands, righta-
i 19 yean. 1 79 inches; below normal, .OS secretions but changes them to a natural!
of-way. or any work desired.
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Y^^rren fRr. TL y.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Main Street.
Williams Block.
MILLER &
BARTGES,
Ashand, Oregon.
R. N. NASON’S PAINT!
FURNITURE
Window Shades,
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Draperies,
Carpeta,
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Linoleum.
J. F» DODGE,
ASHLAND MILLS
C ourt mtbit T f E ò B b TÌ
W. J. VIRGIN & CO., PR©P’S
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St. Mary’s
ACADEMY.
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