VALLE! RECORD.
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........ ASHLAND, OREGON
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NO. 49.
1900.
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PRESSED BRICKS.
Father Blanchet A Prelate.
Portland Telegram.]
Right Rev. F. X. Blanchet, ot this
city, who is now traveling in Europe,
has been named Monsignor by the Pope,
thus being elevated to the rank of a pre­
late with all its accompanying privilege.0.
The Apostollic brief naming Rev.
Blanchet Apostollic Pretonotary, was
received last Monday from Rome by
Archbishop Christie, through the Papal
delegate, Mgr. Martineili.
Th is distinguished honor enrolls
Father Blanchet among the members of
the highest of all colleges of Roman
prelates. It has been bestowed on him
in recognition of his valuable services
rendered to the Catholic Church of Ore­
gon, during his career in the priesthood.
In the early church to Protonotaries,
says the Sentinel, was confided the
charge of collecting the acts of the mar­
tyrs and transmitting them to posterity.
Their history, therefore, is bound up
with that of the church from the begin­
ning, and this noble origin is still re­
called in the duties of present-day Pro­
tonotaries to labor in the canonization
of saints, and to take note in the re­
ports of the propaganda of all authentic
evidence of sanctity wbicn may serve as
a base for a future process of canoniza­
tion. These prelates form the notaries
of the church, and to it alone was trust­
ed the valid expression in documentary
of the different acta of the administra­
tion.
Upon his return to Portland. Mgr.
Blanchet, will be presented with the
Papal brief. As yet he knows nothing
of the honor awaiting him.
Thos. Kay Dies.
Thos. Kay, in former years superin­
KLAMATH COUNTY.
James Mason, one of the Mason Bros,
tendent of the Aehland Woolen Mills, drowned in upper Klamath lake, was
Miss Mae Millsap is teaching the Mt.
but of late years at Salem, died at St found on the rocks off Eagle Point and
Pitt district school.
Vincent’s hospital, Portland, Friday, about opposite Bear Island, April 24, 24
Burnside W. R. C. will give a dinner
leaving a wife and five children. - The bays after the drowning. Capt. Dennis
in Ashland election day.
funeral took place at Salem. The Ore­ informed Coroner Marple who did not
gonian editorially epeaks of his death : consider an inquest necessary. The
Joseph Owen of Hornbrook visited
Gold Hill Saturday on business.
In the removal of Thomas Kay, of funeral took place next day. When the
Salem, death called away a most valu­ body Chas. Mason is recovered a memor­
Mrs. James S. Rogers returned Friday
able citizen. The scope of his activities ial service will be held for both. The
from a visit in the state of Illinois.
covered various parts of western Oregon, Indians have been offered a reward to
Attorney Francis Fitch went to San
but was always confined to the ope par­ find the bodies.
Francisco Sunday on a business trip.
ticular industry of which he had expert
Miss Lou Hatton, the bright and
knowledge—the manufacture of woolen
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merriman of Med­
clever daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
goods.
For-nearly
thirty
years
lie
was
ford were Ashland visitors Sunday.
an important figure—in recent years the Hatton, and Walter R. Brown were
Representative Mathew Stewart of
most important, withone exception—in married at her home last Thursday
Talent was an Ashland visitor Monday.
the development of our local woolen evening.
manufacturing industry, tbe towns of
Geo. Loosley and family of Klamath
Miss Clara Skeel of Medford has gone
Brownsville, Dallas, Ashland, Waterloo Agency went to Portland last week,
to Portland where she has a position as
and Salem, having experienced the bene­ where he was a witness in the case of
stenographer.
fits of his practical knowledge and keen- Indians charged with horse stealing.
The Ashland Dancing Club give their
sigbted enterprise. It appears to be the
final dance of the season at opera house
J. Q. Willits and wife of Lakeview at­
fact that, while mills in various places
tomorrow night.
languished and finally failed for want of tended the Klamath Falls I. O. O. F.
trained oversight and competent direc­ celebration and organized a Rebecca
An elegant stock of spring and sum­
tion, the Kay mills were uniformly suc­ lodge at Bonanza.
mer goods have arrived at Vaupel,
cessful. His death is, therefore, a real
Norris A Drake’e.
Chas. W. Wolters and family of Med­
loss to tne state.
ford have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Come and read our testimonials at the
'
The show window of H. H. Howard of L. F. Willits in Klamath Falls.
Hotel. See what your neighbors say
this
city
lias
drawn
its
share
of
curious
about Dr. Vance.
Dr. H. A. Wright and family will ’
onlookers since Tuesday. The object of move to the state of Washington soon to
Miss Effie Conner, who visited Miss
interest is two pictures by O. R. Bjerre-
Grace Beach last week, returned to
guard, the artist in wood, of Proepect of practice his profession.
Grants Pass Sunday.
Circuit Judge Benson has been hold­
this county. One is the picture of the
Rev. A S. Foster, Presbyterian minis­
artist’s mountain home on Rogue river, ing court at Grants Pass and Coos coun­
ter, has gone from Myrtle Point to Knap-
and is composed of 900 pieces of vari­ ty, during his absence.
pa, Clatsop county.
ously colored wood cut with a pocket
DO YOU KNOW
knife and so accurately joined together
E. P. Orser and family and Henry
Consumption
is preventable? Science has
that
it
looks
like
a
painting
in
oil
by
a
Head of Medford, have joined Mr. Vowels
master hand. The scene shows his log proven that, and also that neglect is sui­
Sheep for Sale.
family at Wallace, Idaho.
cidal.
The
worst
cold or cough can be
cabin andJarm land, with cattle grazing
Seventy head of graded Cotswald sheep, about, and the surrounding mountains. cured with Shiloh's Cough and Consunip
Conductor Ed. Tynan and family were
tion cure, bold on positive guarantee for
visiting his wife’s folks, Dr. Will Jack- including a thoroughbred registered The other picture is the scene of his boy­ over
50 years. E ugene A S herwin , Drug­
buck. For further particulars apply im­ hood home, “The Denmark Farm,” and
son and family al Baker City.
gist.
Section Foreman Wm. Lyttleton re­ mediately to Chas. E. White, Woodville, is composed of 600 pieces of wood
Such work entitles Mr. Bjerreguard to a
James Stevens was up from Grants
turned to Cole’s Sunday after a business Ore.
place among the leading artists, high up Pass Sunday.
visit of a few days in Ashland.
The following are thé officers selected the
ladder of fame.—Medford Free Press.
An excellent line of ladies ready made for the new cabin of Native Daugh­
ters
of
Oregon,
organized
in
Jack
­
skirts, wrappers, shirt waists and under
Dr. Barr arrived here this morning
sonville Thursday last: Pres. Mrs. Effie from Ashland, where he went to meet
skirts at new store, Miller & Bartges.
; 1st V. P., Jo. Orth ; 2d V. P., Ex-Govenor Bob. Taylor. After lectur­
Mrs. E. A. Van Syke has returned to Prim
Mollie Barneburg ; 3d V. P., Genevieve ing at Ashland, Mr. Taylor, on account
Sumpter from a visit with her folks at Reames;P.
P., Issie McCulley ; Sec’y., of sickness, was compelled to cancel all
Gold Hill, E. Ray and family.
Cora Linn ; Treas. and Fin. Sec., Lulu his engagements on the coast, and left
Read Mrs. Tillie Maben’s testimonial Jones ; marshal, Ella Orth ; I. S., Lucin­ for home. This is a great disappoint­
from Yreka. Piles and rupture cured da Reames; O. S., KatePlvmale; trus­ ment to his many admirers in this state,
tees, Mrs. L. C. Sizemore, Mrs. Geo. and is very unfortunate for his managers.
without the knife by Dr. Vance.
Neuber,
Miss Ella Young. The cabin Messrs Carty and Barr, who have spent
I have found the Royal Baking Powder superior
Bulls! Bulls! Stockmen, have you was started
with 45 members on the a great deal of time and money in adver­
seen
those
Hereford
bulls
of
Owen
A
to all others.—C. G orju , late Chef, Delmonieo's.
charter roll.
tising and arranging for him to lecture
Moore’s? If not. why not?
at different places. Dr. Barr says his
Nominations
for
Jooaephine
County.
J. T. Geer, of Puyallup, Wash., who
lecture at Ashland was about the finest
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
(■rants Pass, April 28—The Democratic thing he ever heard.—Roseburg Review.
recently visited Ashland, will open a
bank at Coquille City at an early date. and Populist County Conventions met to­
day in seperate buildings and appointed
Tortured by a Witness.
Miss Florence Trefren left Monday for conference committees, which decided upon
Ashland Public Schools lieport.
Creameries Getting A Start.
Intpnse
suffering was endured by wit­
a two months visit with the family of her tbe offices to be allotted to each party, and
S peedy C ure T reatment . — Bathe the
Number of days taught, 20; Number Oregonian Editorial.]
uncle, Rev. J. S. Smith at Ellensburg, tbe allotment agreed upon was confirmed ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie, Ky., before affected
parts thoroughly with H ot W ater
of holidays, 0.
by both conventions.
he gave this evidence: “I coughed even
The long-delayed movement for the Wash.
and C uticura S oap . Next apply C uticura
Days of attendance, boys,4518}fc ¡girls, establishment of creameries in Oregon
The Populists nominated the following: night until my throat was raw; them
Ointment, the great skin cure,and lastly take
Miss Mattie McGee who has been
County Clerk—Niram Reynolds*
a full dose of C uticura R esolvent . This
■ 4753. Total. 9271
tried Dr. King’s New Discovery which
by the men most interested in promot­ visiting
treatment will afford instant, relief permit
Assessor
—
A.
D.Custar
Neil creek relatives returned
Days absence, boys, 367; girls, 872. ing the industry, the farmers aud local
gave
instant
relief.
I
have
used
it
in
mv
rest and sleep, and point to a speedy, j>erma-
School Superintendent—J. D. Hayes.
Total, 739.
neut, and ecouomical cure wlieu all else fails.
famdy for four years and recommend i:
business men, seems at last to have home to Williams, Josephine county,
Surveyor—H C. Perkins.
Cases of tardiness, boys, 12; girls, 5. made a genuine stake. For a number of Sunday.
as tbe greatest remedy for Coughs, Cold-
Coroner—J. L. Fryer.
Sold everywhere. Price, T hs S it . «1.25! or. C uticu «*
B oat , 25 c ; O intment . 50 c . ; R esolvent (half aiio), SOc.
Total, 17.
and all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.
years it has been urged upon the farmers
Mr. Rankin, died in Medford Wednes­ Justice of the Peace—R. D. Cole.
P ottkb D kio and C him . C oke .. Sole Prop«., Boaton.
No. enrolled on register, boys, 254; that they should not place their depend­ day of last weak. He was a new comer,
The Democrats nominated:
It will stop the worst coughs, and not
O' How to Cure Eciema,”&l^«ze book, tree.
Representative—W. F. Horn.
girls, 262. Total, 516.
only prevents but absolutely cures Con­
ence upon crops alone, but should make about eighteen years old, and died with
Sheriff— Harry L. Lewis.
New scholars, boys, 4; girls, 2. Total, their farms advance at least a portion of diptheria.
sumption. Price 50 cts. and $1. Every
County Treasurer—J. L. Taylor.
6.
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
their products to a secondary stage. It
visit DR. JORDAN’S great !
County
Commissioner
—
John
Wells,
Miss Ella Hanley who is living in San
Average daily attendance, 464.
E. A. Sherwin’s.
has especially been urged that they Francisco
The
conventions
were
very
harmonious,
arrived
at
Medford
Friday
on
Per cent of attendance, 92 2-5.
should feed their crops to sheep, cattle, account of the illness of her brother, and finished their business with dispatch.
Ileal Estate.
Number of visitors, 74.
W. H. Hampton, Republican, ana Tom
hogs, horses and poultry, and secure the
1051M1RKET ST., 811 FRIBCISW, OIL. I
Tardiness of teachers, 0.
Mary Griffiths to lien Haymond, 32 86
Smith, Populist, came out today as inde­
greater income arising from marketing John A. Hanley.
The Largest Anatomical Museum in the <
in section <6, twp 36, 3 w, $620.
Dayaabsence of teachers, 1.
...jL
World. Weaknesses or any contracted '
milk, eggs, poultry and stock. In partic­
Testimonial cures will be taken on pendent candidates for the offices of Repre­ acres
disease ponitivelycured by the oldest
W F Towne, et al, to school district No 4;
Tht per cent of attendance remains ular has the subject of dairying on the Saturday May 12 only. You will save sentative and Assessor, respectively.
Specialist on the Coast. Est. 36 years.
|
lots 3, 4 and 5, blk 18, Phoenix, $100.
4DR. JORDAN—DI8EA8ES OF MEN 1
low through absence caused by sickness. creamery plan been given attention, money by taking advantage of this.
The following were successful at the
J F Kelly to A C Moore; lot 4, blk 17,
The iuterestjs better sustained than is both because the wonderful change in Call on Dr. Vance.
HTPUll ia thoroughly «radirated |
teachers’ examination recently held at Praeht’s add to Ashland, $25.
f
£">'”
- nf Hercgry
usual in the latter part of the spring the condition of the farms of the Middle
F W Hutchinson to L R Warner: lots
fl
Trusses fitted by an Expert BMsdi-
Jacksonville.
Third
Grade:
Lucinda
Remember
the
date
Saturday
May
12
term. The record for punctuality is the West resulting from the general devo­
R It
11** «“* ®"«*® to' K"pt««®- * quick and
14,12
and
16.
blk
3,
Park
add
to
Medford.
Gertrude Richardson, Marie
■ II
ll W radical cure for ■■¡I«--. Fl»are and
best of anv month this year. Miss tion of their farms to dairying proves it Dr?Vance will be at the Hotel Oregon. Reainss,
r A
II
FikOl®. by Dr Jordan's apeoal pain-
Floy MêNeil), E. L. Ledbetter, $90.Mary A. Price, et al, to Victoria Messen­
W
¿fc
less n.ethods.
Dodge, Mr.'Ashurst and Miss Brown re­ to be desirable, but because natural Fits and all chronic cases a specialty no Nickell,
Rydal Bradbury, Lizzie Gloar. Second ger: lot 8. blk 26, Gold Hill, $75.
Consultation free and strictly private. Treatment per­
incurable
cases
taken.
port no tardiness. Four other teachers conditions are here superior to those in
sonally or by letter. A Positive Cure tn every case
Grade: Minnie nockenyos, Marie Daw­ Chas F Anderson to Martha .I Hosmer;
undertaken. Write for Book. PBILOSOPilY of
report but one each. The school year any other section of the United States.
Wm. Robinson and Chas. Huse came son, Etta Wilson, Mabel Jones, R. H. land in secs 21, 22 add 27, twp 37, 4 w, $75
■ARR1AGE. MAILED FKEK. (A valuable book
will close May 25. The annual com­ Since the first of January, four new cre­ in from Langell valley recently with a Jonas, Donna Bell, Mae Millsap, Thora | Martha J Hosmer to Bessie Anderson;
for me*.) Call or write
DR JORDAN & CO., 1051 Market St.. S. F.
mencement will occur May 24.
ameries have been started in western bunch of horses which they are dispos­ Smith, Corta Masterson, Gertrude Engle. same property,$75.
C. A. H itchcock , Principal.
C Cary, et ux, to L W Hausser ; land in
Oregon, and the people of half a dozen ing of in Jackson county.
First Grade: E. L. Olwell, Ella R.
sec 5, twp 39,1 e, $700.
other localities are giving the matter
Engineer Henry Wagner has resigned Hays, Olah Mickey, Winifred Wright.
DOES THIS STIllKK ^OU ?
earnest attention. It is possible to his position on the railroad and moved
M ining L ocations .
At a meeting of tbe Western Passen­ W F White. March 25, quartz location in
Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath make this business pay the individual his family to Dunsmuir where he has
come from chronic constipation. Karls farmer only when he is one of many who
ger Association in Chicago on April 21st, Gall’s creek district.
Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and furnish a regular and sufficient supply gone into the wood business.
General Passenger Agent Sebastian, of
A Suren, April 10, quartz claim in Sar­
has Deen sold for fifty years on an absolute of milk the entire year round to a crem-
We refund 10c for every package of the Rock Island, submitted a proposition dine creek district.
5uarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. E ugene
I
• •••
E. A Woodward, April 18. quartz claim
ery managed skillfully and with the Putman Fadeless Dye that fails to give covering four special excursions in each
,. S herwin , Druggist______ _
business affairs in competent hands. satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co., Union­ direction between Chicago, Missouri in Blackwell district.
F H Ray, April 18, quartz claim in
OPPOSITE PLAZA.
Hon. Wm. J. Bryan returned to his It has been found that the dividend plan ville, Mo. Sold by E ugene A. S herwpn . River and intermediate points, and Colo­
district.
and Utah points, at rate of one regu­ Blackwell
Lincoln homeThursday, and with the ex­ is the most satisfactory, and this is
Conductor and Mrs. Geo. EDgwicht rado
T M Boyd, April 18 quartz claim in Black-
ception of a week’s campaigning m now followed in the organization of new left Monday for San Jose, Cal., being lar first class fare plus$2 00 for the round well district.
.
Michigan and Northern Ohio, beginning cremeries. It is the result of years of called by the dangerous illness of a sis­ trip. Dates of sale westbound to be June
J. W. COX, Proprietor.
20th, July 9th, July 17th and Aug. let.
California Seeds Given Away.
next Monday, he will remain there al­ development in the great dairy regions ter-in-law, Mrs. Harry Engwicht.
Eastbouod
from
Colorado
common
most uninterruptedly until after the of the east.
Until August 1, 1900, anyone sending
The County Treasurer announces that points to Chicago and intermediate I name
National Democratic Convention. Bry­ This is a matter in which the business
and address, with 10 cents in stamps A First-Class
an said his health was excellent. He men of communities dependent upon he has funds on hand to redeem all out­ pointe June 23rd, July 12tb, July 20th to defray postage, packing, etc., will receive
. .Meal For
will not attend the National Democratic agricultural districts are equally inter­ standing county warrants protested from and Aug. 4th. Final return limit in each free a package containing a choice select­
ion
of
first
class
flower
or
vegetable
seed.
November
7,
1895,
to
June
1,1896,
direction
Oct.
31st;
these
rates
to
be
ested with the farmers. It is largely
Convention.
Anything yon want cooked
All are of the finest California variety,
owing to their recognition of this that
to order with prompin.ss
Odgers & Phipps, Dentists. New sys­ tendered to western connections for grown at this place. All we ask of you is
the movement is making such gratify­ tem of crown and bridge work. Office basing purposes.
and dispatch. All Hours.
that when they are grown and matured,
ing progress. It guarantees to the cream­ in Beach Block, Ashland, Ore.
Washington, April 26.—H. B. Miller, you will tell your neighbors or friends that
ery a business management, and the
seeds came from us. State^which you
consul
to Chung King, China, left Wash­ the
E.
G.
Perham
has
returned
to
El
Dor-
i
farmer feels more confidence in the suc­
prefer, flower or vegetable seeds.
ington
tonight
for
home,
having
had
full
RAYMOND <fc ROBERTS SEED CO..
cess of the venture. Strange as it may ado, Cal., from a visit at Gold Hill. He
Box 586, 8anta Paula, Cal.
seem to one not familiar with the extreme has purchased A. J. Froehlich’s interest instructions from the state department.
conservatism of Oregon farmers, the in a leaee on a valuable mine at El Dor­ He will sail for China about the middle
Direct Legislation Amendment.
of May.
chief stumbling block to be overcome is ado.
Some
people want to know what the
the reluctance with which the farmers
Tlios. E. Nichols and Joseph Rader,
Which will reach Porto Rico first, the
and referendum means. The
undertake to keep the number of cattle the well-known Butte creek stockman, trade and prosperity which she needs initiative
amendment that passed the
necessary to supply the milk. It is with visited Ashland Sunday and looked at and which was guaranteed to her by constitutional
legislature at its last session explains it and
STONE MASOy
extreme difficulty that a pledge of 300 Owens & Moore’s herd of fine Hereford General Miles, or a lot of carpetbaggers. reads as follows:
cows can be secured in a territory as bulle.
CONTRACTOR
Resolved by the House, the Senate con­
Summer hats at Vaupel, Norris A I curring,
large as supplies ten times that number
That the following amendment to
II.
J.
Hicks
has
entered
into
a
con
­
Drake
’
s.
for the the support of creameries in Illi­
the Constitution of the State of Oregon be
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
nois and Iowa. Of course, as farmers tract to supply 250,0(K) feet of lumber
An exchange very aptly says that ! and the same hereby is proposed:
realize the benefits of a steady income for the S. P.D. A L. Co’s box factory at whether the constitution follows the Section 1 of article IV of the Constitution
from month to month, with a total for Giants Pass. The sawmill at Neil creek flag or not it is a fact that the saloon of the State of Oregon shall be and hereby
Contracts for all kinds
amended to read as follows:
the year greater than under the present is busily engaged on the job.
does and mighty fast too, clear ahead of is Sec.
1,
The
legislative
authority
of
the
of Mason Work.
crop system, thecreameries will multiply
Emil Peil, blacksmith and dealer in the missionaries and everybody else.
State shall be vested in a legislative assembly
and the farm mortgages decrease, but coal, agricultural implements, wagons,
J. I. Carson, Prothonotary, Washington, consisting of a Senate and House of Repre­
that must in the nature of things be a buggies, etc. Bains, the lightest run­ Pa.,
"I have found Kodol Dyspepsia sentatives but the people reserve to them­
gradual process. It is the present good ning and strongest wagon on wheels. Cure say»,
an excellent remedy in case of stom­ selves power to propose laws and amend-
Furnishes either blue or brown
start that is now so gratifying.
ach trouble, aud have derived great benefit I meats to the constitution, and to enact or
Latest improved buc'ceye mowers.
Iront its use. * It digests what you eat reject tbe same at the polls, independent of sandrock from his quarry near
Reports from different portions of the 1 and can not fail to cure. E ugikx A. S hir - the legislative assembly, and also reserve
A Woman’ll Awful Peril.
power at their own option to approve or Ashland..
stato are to the effect that the Italian wix .
reject at the polls any act of tbe legislative
“There is only one chance to save vour prune crop will be a. total failure on ac­
Oregon will be advertised at the Paris i assembly. The first power reserved by the
life and that is through an operation” count of the inopp ortune frost. The
were the startling words heard by Mrs loss to the state is estimated at half a Exposition with an exhibit of 56 cases i people is the iuitative, and not more than
containing fruits, vegetables, minerals, : eight per cent of the legal voters shall be
I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Win., from her million dollars.
forestry exhibits. These were collected required to propose anv measure by such
doctor after he bad vainly tried to care
John Hall of G nulls Pass was fined through the efforts of Col. H. E. .Dosch petition, and every such petition shall in­
her of a frightful case of stomach trouble
clude the full text of the measure so pro-
and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had $500 last week by Judge Benson for as­ and will be forwarded by the 8. P. Co., 1 posea initiative petitions shall be filed with
sault
with
a
dangerous
weapon
on
Ed.
with
the
California
exhibit.
J tbe Secretary of State not less than four
formed and she constantly grew worse.
Then she began to use Electric Bitters Tynan, a railroad employe, of that city.
“No family can afford to be without One months before election at which they are
Mr.
Tynan
was
badly
bruised
by
a
pistol
Minute Cough Cure. It will stop a cough to be voted upon. The second power is tbe
KOK SALB BY KL’OENE A. 8HKRW1N whieh wholly cured her. It’s a wonder­ in the hands of Hall.
and cure a cold quicker than any other referendum, and it may be ordered (except
ful Stomach, Liver and Kidnev remedy.
JACKSONVILLE,
medicine," writes C. W. Williams, Sterl­ as to laws necessary for immediate preser -
Cure« Dyspepsia, Ixiss of Appetite. Try
The Southern Pacific has a force of ing
vation of the public peace, health and
Run,
Pa.
It
cures
croup,
bronchitis
OREGON.
it. Only 50c!e. Guaranteed. For sale 1 eight carpenters at work erecting a fine and all throat and lung troubles and pre­ safety) either by petition, signed by five per
by E. A. Sherwin.
cent
of
the
le^hl
voters,
or
by
the
legis
­
new depot building at Gt'ld Hill. The vents consumption. Pleasant and harm -
lative assembly, at other bills enacted'.
i new building will be 24x8t> feet, with a less, ¿ ugenx A. S hkrwin .
Referendum petitions shall be filed with Boarding School
for Girls.
waiting
room
20x24,
a
bagg
age
room
14
DIED.
Ex-President Cleveland warns the I the Secretary of State not more than ninety
x24, an office 14x24 and a fr eight house democrats
days
after
the
final
adjournment
of
the
against “false leadership.” |c ,
‘
~
'■ 38x24.
“* *5?
zzz~z~l~'r J^bich
—*-*-S
One would infer that Mr. Cleveland | session of
the 'zfz'z'^z
legwUtive assembly
FOR TERMS, ETC., ADDRESS
ASKEW--At Roseburg, April 20, 1900,
passed
the
bill
on
which the referendum is
It
is
said
that
deer
are
so
numerous
would
consider
silence
golden,
as
it
is
Mrs. Ellen Askew ; formerly of Sam’s and familiar during the summer season
demanded.
The
veto
power
of
tbeGovenor
SISTERS
OF THE HOLY NAMES.
well known that the democrat
got into a 1 80*11
CONTRACTOR and STORE valley; aged 78 years.
shall nutexieuu
not extend i-u
to measures
measures reierreu
referred tu
to me
the
j
v« i
in the Wood river country that ranchers peck of e trouble under
Jacksonville, Oregon.
his leaderhip. I p^pig,
elections on measures referred 1
KEEPER.
TUNGATE—In Medford, April 21,19()0, are grievously annoyed in trying Jto keep
Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor, K. P. I to the people of the state shall be had at
Jeremiah Tungate, aged 86 years.
them off their gardens and from .eating Boonville, Ind., says. “De Witt's Witch the biennial regular general elections, ex­
OAKLAND 8T.. NEAR R. R. TRACK,
BLACKBURN—At Gold Hill, April 21, growing vegetables' —Klamath Fall s Re­ Hazel Salve soothes the most delicate skin | cept when the legislative assembly shall
ASHLAND......... OREGON.
•
and heals tbe most stubborn ulcer with I order a special election. Any measure re­
1900, Dr. John Blackburn, aged 61 yrs. publican.
certain and good results.” Cures piles and I ferred to the peopleshall takeeffect and be-
PICTURES!
In Russia women are employed as
diseases. Don’t buy an imitation. I come tbe law when it is approved by a
Will supply first class Chinese Isborersin CLUMPER—Near Medford, Sunday, apothecaries. In the state and munici­ skin
PICTURE FRAMES!
E
ugene
A.
S
herwin
.
majority
of
the
votes
cast
thereon,
and
not
April 22,1900, Mrs. D. Clumper, aged
any number desired for railroad construc­
_________________
| otherwise. The style of all bills shall be:
pal dispensaries women prescriptiov
36 years.
tion. ditch digging, clearing lands, rights-
"Be it enacted by the people of tbe State
clerks stand on the same footing as men
She Will Drift Back.
of-way, or any work desired.
of Oregon.” This section shall not be con­
while in the large cities like St. Peters­
MOLDINGS
Globe: Church people should strued to deprive any member of the legis­
Basaat of
e
HORN.
burg, Moscow and Kiew there are phar­ be Atchison
CABINET WORK
lative assembly ot the right to introduce
patient
with
the
girl
who
quits
going
to
macies in which the business is con­ prayer meeting when she is in love. She any measure. The whole number of votes
UPHOLSTERING
ducted entirely by women.
GENERAL REPAIRING
i
EAGON
—
In
Ashland.
April
25,
1909,
to
will drift back in a few months, and ask cast for Justice of the Supreme Court at
Notice for Publication.
tbe regular election last preceed-ng the
OF FURNITURE
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eagon, a daughter.
The following were among the Granta their prayers for her husband.
tiling of any petition for the initiative or
Department ot the Interior. Land Office
Pass
people
who
attended
the
I.
O.
O.
F.
for the referendum shall be the basis on
COLEMAN—At Phoenix. April 20, 1900, celebration in Ashland last week:
TELL YOUR SISTER
at Roseburg. Oregon, April 20. 19t<0
which the number of legal voters Deeessary
Notice is hereby given that the following
to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman, a son. Meedames, E. C. Dixon, D. L. Green, C.
a Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility to sign such petition shall be counted
AT THE
named settler has tiled notice of his inten­
E. Harmon, F. F. Graves, Frank Mc­ witboat good pure blood, the sort that Petitions and order for the initiative and
tion to make final proof in support of his
ASHLAND
Gregor, Tom Smith, A. S. Longley, M. on ly exists in connection with good diges for tbe referendum shall be tiled with the
claim, and that »aid proof will be made be­
UNDERTAKING PARLOR2
F. Hull, Alice McGregor. S. K. Willitt, tion. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Secretary of State, and in submitting tbe
fore Gus Newbury, county clerk, at Jack­
Clo
ver
Root
Tea
acts
directly
on
tbe
same
to
the
people
he
and
all
other
officers
sonville. Oregon on June lt>. 1900. via.
C S. Evans, Misses Lucile McCroskey, bow-vis. liver and Kidneys keeping them in shall be guided by the general laws and tbe
Samuel J Bailey on his H E. No. 9584 for
Allie Jennings, Aggio White and Mrs. pert >ct health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. act submitting this amendment, until legis­
For Infants and Children.
the lots 1.3. 3 and 4 Sec. 6. Twp to S R 4 E.
S. E. Ducomows.
.B aking
P o WDEK
Cannot be better spent than bv aubecrib«
ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think! |1.75 give» you all
the newa for a year. Try it 1
New
Dry Goods
and
Clothing
Store
Main Street
Williams Block
Absolutely Pure
.................... PHONE NO. 2OS....................
MILLER
Makes light, flaky, delicious hot
biscuits, rolls, muffins and crusts.
Makes hot bread wholesome. These
are qualities peculiar to it alone.
Ashand, Oregon
ECZEMA
And Every Form of Torturing
Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors Cured by
@tlcura
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY1
and Chop House
BARTGES,
&
R. N. NASON’S PAINT!
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Continental j Household Paint, and CEMETICO.
^"^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
FURNITURE
Window Shades
Carpets,
Linoleum.
«
ASHLAND MILLS
fÔUB Ï P»T ENTTFLOUR. :
25-Cents.
__ _ Give Me' a Call.
A.D.FERGUSON.
W. J. VIRGIN & C0.. PROP'S
■B
H. S. EVANS,A8HLAND’OR
Main 8t.
ZP.ÆITSTTS,
TOOLS.
WALL PAPER, G-X j ÆS. ETO
B uildimg P apers , W rappino P apers
PAINTING,
Chinese Labor
CASTOR IA
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: George W
Bailey, of Shake, Oregon: John Moore, of
Shake. Oregon; James 8. Bailey, of Shake.
Oregon; Alford Hopkins, of Soda Springs,
(Wm.
J; 1. BRIDGES, ftafimr.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
E ggkxx A. S hxrwix . Druggist.
Vaupel. Norris A Drake’s two stores
o
have received their new stock of spring]
B«aNtU
and summer ¡pods and the public is re-1
spectfully invited to call and examine 1
their offerings and price»,
1
TonzA..
The Kind You Haw Alweye Bought
lation shall be especially provided for
Adopted by tbe House January 27, 1899
Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, invig­
orate the body by using De Witt’s Little
Early Risers. These famous little pills
al way i act promptly. Nmn B. B bsbwxf .
and
T wines . ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
PAPERING.
ETC.
♦
F. L. CAMPS
|
....The Photographer i
St. Mary’s
ACADEMY. j THE
WA CHUNG
Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall.
X
+
+
£
♦
+
I
X
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
?
LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
Carbon Finish.
Photos in Water Colors.
Pictures in tbe Latest Styles.
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
Gallery
Opposite
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