Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, May 17, 1900, Image 1

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    VALLEY
BECOBD.
VALLEY RECORD
........ ASHLAND, OREGON
Published Every Thursday.
E. J. KAI SER, Proprietor.
SUBBCBIPTION
R atbs :
One Year.......................................... $1 75
8ix Months....................................... 1 00
Three Months.................................... 50
Advertising Rates Given on Application.
VOL. XII
ASHLAND, JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
Thirteen nigb School Graduate«.
The final examinations for the Class of
1900 were held at the High School last
week. The graduating class will com­
prise the following persons: Mattie
Kincaid, Grace Bacon, Docia Willits,
Frances McWilliams, Fannie Standard,
Chandler Watson, James Spencer, John
Mattern, Ernest Long, Ralph Bacon,
Thornton Wiley and Blaine Klum, Miss
Mary Caldwell.
The Baccalaureate address will be
given at the Methodist church, Sunday
evening, May 20th. The Commencement
exerciseswill beheM at the Chautauqua
building Thursday ..evening, May 24th,
at o’clock. Pres. Strong of the State
University will address the class. Re­
union of the Alumni- -and reception- of
new members will be held at the Hotel
Oregon, Saturday evening, May 26th.
Miss Doeia Willits receives the Sherwin
Educational Medal.
REPUBLICAN
MAY
COLUMN.
Notice for Publication.
cidal. The worst cold or cough can be
Miss Minnie Robinson returned to her •
Department ot the Interior. Land Office cured with Shiloh's Cough and Consump home near Talent, on Sunday, after a
tion
cure.
Sold
on
positive
guarantee
for
at Roseburg. Oregon, April 20, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following over 50 years. E ugene A. 8 ii saw in , Drug­ years attendance at the Liberal Uni­
versity at Silverton, Oregon. Miss Min­
named eettler has tiled notice pf his inten­ gist.
nie is highly pleased with her studies
tion to make Anal proof in support of bis
and their manner of instructing and will
claim, and that »aid proof will t>e made be­
fore Rus Newbury, county clerk* st Jack­
return to take up her work at the begin­
sonville. Oregon on June 16. 1900. viz
ning of the school year in September.
Samuel J Bailey on his H E. No 9584 for
—Medford Free Press.
For Infanta and Children.
the lots 1, 2. 3 and 4 Sec. 6, Twp 10 8 R 4 E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon an<1
c
cultivation ot said land vis: George W.
Bailey, of Shake, Oregon: John Moore, ol
Bears the
Bought
BaaNtha
Shake, Oregon; Janies 8. Bailey, of Shake,
Oregoa -r Alford Hopkins, of Soda Springs, Signature of
CASTOR IA
The Kind Yeu Have Always Bought
J. T. BRIDGES, Kegurter.
$1.75
17. 1900.
NO. 51.
lets on Castle Cuag, Shasta Springs, Me-
Cloud River. Yosemite, and excursion For County Clerk... •
rates thereto.”
California Seeds Given Awr*V.
Until August 1, 1900, anyone sending
name and address, with 10 cents in stamps
t j defray postage, packing, etc., will receive
free a package containing a choice select­
ion of first class flower or vegetable seed.
All are of the finest California variety-
grown at this place. All we ask of you is
that when they are grown and matured,
you rill tell your neighbors or friends that
the seeds came from us. State which jou
prefer, flower or vegetable seeds.
RAYMON D & ROBERTS 8EED
B ji 586, Banta Pau
GÜS NEWBURY,
of Phoenix.
Cannot be better spent than bv subscribe
ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think I $1.75 gives you all
the news for a year. Try it I
KLAMATH COUN TY.
THE JOHN BARRETT CO.
Mrs. J. Frank Adams, wife of the
wide-known rancher and irrigation
ditch man of Tu!e lake, died there sud­
denly on the 8th iust of congestion of
the liver, aged 34 years. The deceased
was born in 1866 in Virginia City, Ne­
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
vada, and moved to Klamath County,
in 1885 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. r
Wm Steele, On May 3, 1888, she was
married to J. Frank Adams, Eince which Importers and Dealers in
time they have resided at their ranch
three miles east of Merrill. She leaves a
husband, three sons Will,Frank and Rob­
bie, two brothers A’ex. Steele of Nevada
and Don Steele, at present residing in
Klamath Falls, and two sisters, Mrs. G.
W. J. Wilson of Klamath Falls, and
Mrs. J. T. Henley of Lost river.
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
Congressman Tongue, as chairman of
the committee ou irrigation, recom­
mends and urges congress to appro­ Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur­
priate funds to construct a great ditch
from the upper Klamath lake, sufficient niture. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
to irrigate the vast tracts of unirrigated
valley land in this county.
Judge A. 8. Bennett of The Dalles says
a railroad company has been organized
at that place to build a road south to
Klamath Falls and that a corps of sur­
veyors will soou go over the route.
Mrs. Joseph Moore, Sr., while return­ I
ing home to Klamath Falls from a visit i
in eastern Oregon died recently in Har­
ney county, of pneumonia. She was 73
years of age. She leaves a family of six
grown children.
..................... PHONE NO. 205......................
Father Donnelly has received consid­
erable encouragement toward erecting
a Catholic chur?h in Klamath Falls and
one is expected to go up this year.
James H. Lindsay a Siskiyou county
pioneer of 1849 died on the 8lh at the
homeof JudgeG. W. Smith, aged 74yrs.
P. L. Fountain and N. 8. Merrill will
attended the A. O. U. W. grand lodge
at ABtoria.
A son was born to the wife of R. H.
Mell moil in Klamath Falls May 8th.
Fied Cronemiller of Ft- Klamath hae
gone to Cape Nome with Jay Beach.
Alex. Martin Jr., is in San Francisco
where his wife is ill.
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Alex. Martin, Sr., is up from Oakland,
Cal.
Ferd Million sails for Cape Nome on
REPUBUIOAN COUNTY T1CKKT.
the 24th.
Miss Kittie Million returned home
Representatives—
Sunday night.
MATHEW STEWART. ...............of Talent
W. A. CARTER.............. ......... of Gold HUI
Dr. J. M. Keene was up from Med­
ford Saturday.
County Judge—
N. L. NARREGAN.
........... of Medford
Jackson county’s delinquent tax list
foots up $47,276.70.
County Commissioner-
THOS. RILEY .. .
...of Eagle^Point
Miss Blanche Patterson visited Med­
County Clerk—
ford friends Friday.
GUS NEWBURY. . . ........... of Phoenix
W. H. Brunk and W. O. Marks went
County Recorder—
to Gold Hill Monday.
PETER
APPLEGATE. . .of Central Point
I. C. Matheny came out from Port­
8heriff—
land Sunday on a visit.
ALEX ORME ... ..... ..of Foots Creek
Medford is agitating the question of
Treasurer—
celebrating the 4th of July.
MAX MULLER............ . of Jacksonville
City Councilman R. Beswick went to
School Superintendent-
Yreka Sunday on a business trip;
P. H. DAILY.............. ........of Gold Hill
Commissioners’ Court.
Mrs. Frank date and Mrs. Mary
Assessor—
The following business was transacted J. C. PENDLETON......... ...of Rock Point
Krider went to Portland Saturday.
at the Msy term of Commissioners’ - Surveyor—
Henry Ammerman came in from his Court last week.
Klamath county ranch last week.
Samuel Mathes, Samuel Daffield and GAEL T. JONES.......... ......... of Medford
Coroner—
No inferior or impure ingredients are
J. W. Dunn returned to Yreka Mon­ John Satterfield were appointed viewers
of the county road petitioned for bv John G. B. COLE..................... .......... of Medford
day from a business trip to Medford.
used in Royal for the purpose of cheapen­
Kiukle and others, to meet at 10 a. m.
C. P. Parker and family of Phoenix on May 26tb.
N ik Narregan for County Judge.
havjs
gone
to
Wasco
county
to
reside.
ing its cost; only the most highly refined
Reports of officials for March and
All voters who desire to see a compe­
Mrs. Anna P. Lindsey of Fairhaven, April approved. Hospital report ap­
tent,
careful, conscientious man elected
and healthful.
proved.
Wash., is visiting Medford relatives.
to the office of county judge in this coun­
Assessor
Pendleton
gave
notice
of
the
Mrs. Walter Damon went to Central
Royal Baking Powder imparts that
of R. G. Brown as deputy. ty will vote for N. L. Narregan. It is
Point Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. appointment
Ordered
that
road petitioned for by impossible to state one honest reason
Leever.
peculiar sweetness, flavor and delicacy
Thos. H. Fredenburg and others be why he should not be elected. Those
who do not like to vote for a republican
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Smith have pur­ opened for public use.
I
chased one of Emil Peil’s fine family
noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, rolls,
Further consideration of road petitioned are “between the dgvil and the deep
blue
sea.
”
Mr.
Holt
is
2he
“
deep
blue
suireye.
for by H. F. Bailey and others continued
sea.” Mr. Narregan has been a resi­
etc., which expert pastry cooks declare is
Japanese and China matting, a large until June term of court.
dent and tax payer of Jackson county
stock just received, at Opera House Furni­ Bond of H. Mann on advertising con­ for many years and no one ever had any­
unobtainable by the use of any other
tract approved.
ture Store
Eighty-one scalps of wild animals pre­ thing against him. It has been said
that he is not well known. The fact is
Mrs.
A.
E.
Reames
is
visiting
rela
­
leavening agent.
sented for state bounty.
tives at Hillsboro while Mr. R. is on his
E. J. Farlow appointed chairman of that he lias been so busy attending to
campaign.
election board in West Ashland precinct, his own business that he is'not as much
known throughout the county as some
Alum is used in making cheap baking powders, If
Miss Fredie Maass left Sunday for a vice Robt. Garrett.
others
who have made politics a business
you v.ant to know the effect of alum upon the
The sum ci $2 10 ordered refunded to
six weeks visit with her aunt in San
Even now, when election is approaching
tend it linings of the stomach, touch a piece Ip
S.
J.
Day
on
account
illegal
tax
sale
pur
­
Francisco.
your tongue. You can raise biscuit with alum
and the otlier candidates are busy button­
chase.
baking powder, but at what a cost to health I
Mrs. C. W. Root returned Sunday
W. K. Ingledue appointed clerk of holing the voters, Mr. Narregan is giv­
night from a visit with relatives in Cow election board in Pleasant Creek precinct ing his whole time to the work which he
creek canyon.
has contracted to do for the people of
vice Owens.
Frank Williams returned Sunday from
Ordered that Postal Telegraph Co. and Medford. Since he has been in charge
MOYAL BAKING POWDEÜ CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
an absence of several weeks at Sumpter, I Sunset Tel & Tel Co. be requested to re of the schools in Medford he has given
eastern Oregon.
move the polesun their respective lines his whole time to that work—not only
along
the ccuntv road batween Phoenix his time during school hours but all his
TELE YOU It SISTF.lt
Fattier i'onnelly’a Lecture.
Mrs. A. D. Ferguson and two daughers 1 and Ashland
Dr. C. W. Whipp, a well-knotjn citizen
so as not to obstruct the time. When he is county judge he will
went
to
Montague
Monday
to
visit
her
1
attend
to
the
business
of
the
county
with
A
Beautiful
Complexion is an impossibility
of
Kerby.
Josephine
county,
died
last
Lakeview Examiner: Rev. Father
public highway or bicycle path.
without good pure blood, the sort that
son.
Frank
Miles.
the
same
faithful
vigilance.
He
is
in
Thursday
of
heart
disease,
aged
48
yrs.
Ordeted that J. Patterson, supervisor
Donnelly of Ashland was in Lakeview
only exists in connection with good diges
Tho8. Riley of Eagle Point, republican i of Talent road district be authorized to every way competent, being a lawyer tion. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s
several days during the week, and cele­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gilmore visited
and
a
man
of
mature
judgment.
He
will
brated holy mass at the residence of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gilmore last week nominee for county commissioner visited notify all land owners who have en­
Clover Root Tea acts directly on the
i croached on road with their fences be­ make the best county judge that Jack- bowels, liver and Kidneys keeping them in
James McShane on Sunday morniaig and have since gone to Oregon City Ashland Monday.
son county has had for many a day.
perfect health. Brice 25 cts. and 50 eta.
In the evening he lectured at the court where he will remain awhile as rail­
Mrs. Geo. Morine of Klamath county tween Phoenix and Talent to remove
E ugene A. S herwin , Druggist.
house toa good sized audience on ‘ Relig­ road agent.
said
fences
out
of
said
county
road.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. 1
The republican convention in nomi­
ion and Society.” The reverend gentle­
Grand Commander C. B. Winn of the Patterson, in Ashland.
Expansion Vs. Imperialism.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
nating Hon. Matthew Stewart of Talent
man is a pleasing speaker, and deeply
Oregon
Knights
’
Templar,
paid
an
offi
­
and
\V.
A.
Carter
of
Gold
Hill
as
candi-
Miss
Letha
Duncan
returned,lost
week
interested his audience. There was
J f Atkin vs F J Monroe, et al; to fore­
In his greit speech on imperialism,
_____
_
___ ________
I dates for the legislature made an excel- Senator Hoar (republican)said, in part:
mortgage.
Decree
granted.
nothing sectarian or denominational in cial visit to Malta Comniandery No 4 from a visit wiih her sister, Mrs. Witten, , close
in
Ashland
Saturday
evening.
Mr.
c
"
r
Ray
vs
J
R
Mitchell
”
injunction.
!
lent
and
wise
choice.
They
are
both
at Jefferson, Marion county.
c _ "
............. ’ ‘ ‘ .
liis remarks, no controversy on religious
“They say 'that is, the McKinley im­
Plaintiff given until May 17th to amend capable, active, energetic and intelligent perialisms) that because, with the full
topics, and Father Donnelly’s audience , Winn is in charge of the U. S. census for
Dr.
C.
R.
Ray
returned
Saturday
to
,
complaint.
gentlemen and have a ret ord for honesty
felt it had received a rare treat. His , the first congressional district.
Gold Hill from San Francisco where he
Win Robinson was aimitted to citizen­ and integrity in both their personal and and practical consent of the men who
listeifers were mostly non-Catholic and
Frank P. Light, S. F. Ahlstrom and bought a concentrator for his mill.
occupied them, tlnse men (That is, Jef­
ship upon the testimony of J P and Frank political life that is unimpeachable.
they all speak in high praise of Father Mrs F. A. Miller of Lakeview were in
ferson and his 6uec< ss»rs) bought great
Trne.
Their election means that the people spaces or terri.ory occupied bv sparse
Mrs. W. A. White and Miss Pear)
Donnelly, w ho is a social, affable gentle­ town Saturday eu route to Portland.
Emma F Hall va Thos M Boyd; confirm­
of Jackson county want continued pros­ or scattered populations, neither own­
man, and who made many warm friends The gentlemen attend the A. O. U. W. Grieve returned to Siskiyou Saturday , ation. Sheriffs sale confirmed.
from Harrison Gulch, Shasta county.
BOPP Co vs D L Downing; to recover perity for the country: the election of a ing it nor breiending to own it, not ca­
during his visit here. Father Donnelly grand lodge at Astoria.
man to the senate who will vote for
money. Judgement for $140.76, etc.
will return here again within a few
Conductor D. C. Agler was on Sun­ Medford Brewing Co vs J L Mai ven, et honest money and the preservation of pable of occupying it or governing it,
Wm. Hefiing died at Merlin on the 2d
months.
inst. aged 63 years. He leaves a wife 1 day’s train for Stockton, Cal., where bis , al; to recover money. Judgement for $101 the honor of the nation; the retention destitute of every single attribute which-
makes or can make a nation or a people,
and
four daughters and two sons. He venerable and aged mother was dying. < etc.
of all the territory over which the Ameri­
A Womau'H Awful Peril.
T T Geer, et al, vs C E Wilcox, et al; to can flag floats, and which has been ac­ these statesman of ours, designing to
I was the father of John L. Hefiing, the
Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock, , foreclose mortgage. Decree set aside and
make the territory acquired into equal
“There is only one chance to save von 1 blacksmith, recently of this place but has
]
quired by the valor and blood of the states, to be dwelt in and governed un
been visiting Ashland friends, the ; Z E Simpson allowed to answer,
life and that is through an operation” now of Grants Pass.
flower
of
American
manhood,
and
in
guests of J. W. O. Gregory and family
A W Sturgis vs John Broad, etal;to
der our constitution bv men with rights
were the startling words heard by Mrs.
which our own brave boys of the Second equal to our own—that therefore you
A. Y. Beach who has been spend- 1 the past week.
I foreclose mortgage. Decree granted.
I. B. Hunto! Lime Ridge, Wit., from her- ing Mrs.
N A Trust Co vs I B Williams, et al; to Oregon Regiment took a prominent may tet by purchase or by conquest an
several months in Portland, and her
I can and will save you money on sew- | foreclose mortgage. Decree granted.
doctor after he had vainly tried to cure mother,
part; for the election of United States
Mrs.
M.
P.
Dodson,
arrived
in
j
ing
machines.
A
visit
to
our
store
will
E P Hughes vs John Garvin; to foreclose senators by direct vote of the people and unwilling people, occuping and govern­
her of a frightful ease of stomach trouble Ashland Saturday. Mr. Beach, who is '
ing a thickly settled territory, possessing
mortgage
Decree
granted.
of this fact. Opera House i
and yellow jvoftdice. Gall stones had
of the publishers of the Lakeview convince
1 Furniture you
every attribute of a national life, enj ly­
Merritt Jlellinger vs Conrad Mingus; to the oxtension of our cotnmerce.
Store.
formed and ano constant!v grew worse. one
Examiner, came here to meet them and
recover money. Demurrer withdrawn and
ing a freedom they bare themselves
Then She began to use Electric Bitters his
G. A. G. sells school furniture and acheived,
R. P. Little of Medford went to San i ten days given defendant to answer.
Mrs. S. M. Beach of Ash­
that you may crush out their
which wbollv cured her. It’s a wonder­ land, mother.
supplies
to
the
dear
people
at
cost
and
G
W
Short
vs
Jas
Braden;
to
recover
Francisco
Monday
to
try
and
catch
a
will join the party for Lakeview
national life; ttiat you ruav overthrow
ful Stomach, Liver and Kidnev remedy.
is
incidentally
school
superintendent.
money.
Dnmurrer
to
complaint
over
­
J. C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn., says, steamer for Cape Nome. If he fails he ruled. answer filed and 10 days given to G. A. G. must have institutes for the their institutions; that yon may strangle
Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try
will go to Texas.
freedom; that you may put over
it. Only 50cts. Guaranteed. Fur sale ”1 cannot say too much for DeWitt’s Witch
plaintiff to reply,
dear teachers every month of the firs J their
Hazel Salve One box of it cured what the
them
govenors whom you appoint and
W.
C.
Bostwick
and
Mathew
Ray,
J
A
Wilson,
Anton
Richter,
P
Boschey
by E. A. Sherwin.
doctors called an incurable nicer on my Applegate boys, at work on the railroad i and Cha? Schultz were admitted to citizen­ year of his reign, they were so essential, in whose appointment they have no
when, he, G. A. G. drew $3 a day and voice; that you may make laws for them
jaw.” Cures piles and all skin diseases at Siskiyou, spent Sunday in Ashland i ship.
DOES THIS 8T111KK YOU t
lxx>k out tor worthless imitations.
Grant Herbert vs Mrs M J Armstrong; mileage for attending them. In the in your iuterrst, and not in theirs; that
visiting the pay car.
second year of the reign of G. A. G. the you may overthrow their republican
confirmation. Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath E ugene A. S herwin .
Great, when his salary is fixed, with no liberity, and in doing this you appeal
John
W.
Curry
of
Medford
is
in
Wash
­
J
H
Stewart
aud
Geo
Kincaid
vs
J
G
come from chronic constipation. Karl’s
Several of the Butte Creek cattlemen
rake offs except on school supplies, he
Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and have sold and are rounding up their ington, D- C., and has a $103 clerkship Phipps; injunction. Bond filed.
Pauline Hines vs Geo Hoffman, adminis­ has held only one institute and yet the to the example of Thomas Jefferson and ,
bas been sold for fifty years on an absolute cattle. They receive $19 for yearling in the census department. He will re­
trator of John Bolt, deceased, et al; to fore­ school law plainly says four shall be John Quincy Adams and Abraham Lin­
guarantee. Price 23 cts. and 50 cts. E ugene
steers and $26 for two year olds. One main a year or two.
coln and Charles Summer.
close mortgage Decree granted.
A.S herwin , Druggist
held every year.
Cornelius of Oakland is the buyer and
Thomas Jefferson comes down in his­
John W. Jacobs, who is engaged at Court then adjourned until June 27th.
has contracted for 750 head so far, which rock work for the new public school
tory with Declaration of Independence
Some
if
not
all
of
the
requisites
of
Probate Court.
are to be shipped from Medford, May 15, building, epent over Sunday with his
marrie ».
manhood must be lacking in a man who in one hand and the title deed of Louis­
to Helena, Mont.
Fstate of Alfred Carter. Inventory and goes
|
wife at Central Point.
——
i
into a convention asking a nomi­ iana in the other. Do you tbink his left
appraisement, showing real and personal 1
knew not what his right hand did?
Dunsmuir News: J. H. Pinkston,the
Jesse McTavish came up from San property valued at $651, approved. Order nation from his party and plays the hand
MOOMAW—HALTER—At Talent, May
baby act, when he is turned down. G. Do vou think those two immortal trans­
6,1900, by Elder G. W. Hoxie, Benj. well-known passenger brakeman, has Francisco last week and has taken his made for sale of personal property.
actions contradicted each other? Do
resigned his position in the S. P. Co’s, father’s place on Weir’s crew of railroad
Guardianship of minor heirs of Moses A. G. was honestly defeated in the re­ you think bo bought men like sheep and
Moomaw and Sarah E. Halter.
service and will leave for the Cabe Nome carpenters for a month.
publican
convention
and
his
friend
Jackson. Report of guardian approved.
STRICKLAND—KNOX—At the Palace fold fields about the 15th instant. Mr
Estate of C W Harper. Order made for moved to make the nomination of his paid for them in gold?”
Mies Maud Tall man who has been vis­ sale of personal property.
hotel. Grants Pass, May 3,1900, Al­ ‘inkston has scores of friends all along
, opponent unahimous yet little G. A. G.
“After suffering from severe dyspepsia
bert Strickland, of Happy Camp, Cal., the line Who will wish him unbounded iting Ashland relatives, the family of R.
Estate of F Albright. Jane 18th set as won’t play with the boys anymore, but over
twelve years and using many remedies
day
of
hearing
and
final
account
of
admin
­
K. Sutton, started Saturday for her
and Miss May Knox, of Anderson, success in his Alaskan venture.
without permanent good 1 finally took
starts a game of his own.
istrator.
home at Madison, Wis.
Justice Holman officiating.
Kodal Dyspepsia Cure. Itdid me so much
Gold Hill, May 12,—The city water
Estate of J G Grossman. Same proceed­
In one school district G. A. G. told good I recommend it to everyone.’’ writes
STINSON-CALHOUN—Near Medford, works has again changed hands. J. J.
Harry Pinkston and Miss Anna Pink­ ing as above.
J. E. Watkin*. Clerk and Recorder, Chilli­
Estate of Henry Finley. Heaton Fox the directors how dear the school was cothe, Mo. It digests what you eat.
May 9, 1900, W. R. Stinson and Miss Houck has purchased from the Gold ston left Monday morning for Oakland,
to
him
and
that
he
was
only
selling
appointed
guardian
of
minor
children.
Lucy Calhoun, Justice James Stewart Hill Lights Power Company their pump­ Cal., where she will remain while he
Estate of Geo W Heckathorn, J M Nich­ desks to 6ave the dear people’s money. E ugknb A. S herwin .
officiating.
ing plant and franchise, and has removed goes to Cape Nome, Alaska.
ols, John Hart and f E Nichols appointed The other fellow got the contract and
Dr. E. Kirchgessner of Central Point appraisers.
SNYDER—EDWARDS —In Jackson­ the plant to his fiour mill above town.
made $30. Query: How much would G.
have been made with the and his brother in-law, A. O. Olsen of
A. G. have lost if he had been awarded
ville, May 9. 1900, by Judge W. S. Connections
The
easiest
and
most
effective
method
of
town
reservoir
and
the
town
will
be
sup
­
Minnesota, have gone to Crater lake and
the contract?
Crowell, Willis Snyder and Miss plied with water this week.
purifying
the
blood
and
invigorating
the
Ft. Klamath via Rogue River.
Berylla Edwards.
system is to take DeWitt’s Little Early
“Grafter” A. Gregory stated in his
J. Q. Hood, Justice of the Peace, Crosby,
Mrs. H. F. Arenberg, who has been on Risers, the fatuous little pills for cleansing
Miss., makes the following statement: an extended visit to her mother at Claw­ the liver and bowels. E ugene A. S herwin . school notes a week or so ago, that the
BURN.
“I can certify that One Minute Cough Cure
Superintendent would not be in his
A. S. Hammond and Carl Narregan, offiiceon Wednesday, as his time would
will do all it is claimed for it. Mv wife son, Jackson county, returned home last
Sunday evening.—Sisson Mirror.
son
of
N.
L.
Narregan,
republican
nomi
­
could
not
get
her
breath
and
the
first
dose
be accupied visiting rural districts. He
WILLIAMS—On Evans creek, to Mr. of it relieved her. It has also benefited my
Mrs. Chas. Allen, who has been visit­ nee for county judge, have gone into should have told the truth, and said his
and Mrs. T. A. Williams, a daughter. whole family.” It acts immediately and
partnership in the practice of law at
and cures cough, colds, croup, grippe, bron­ ing her mother, Mrs. John Coleman, at Medford and have succeeded Narregan time would be spent in scattering cam­
MILLER—Near Gold Hill. April 30, chitis.
Phoenix for a year, leaves this week for
paign literature, and securing the ser­
asthma
and
all
throat
and
lung
1900, to Mr. and Mrs J. T. Milhr, a troubles E ugene A. S herwin .
her home at Condon, eastern Oregon. & Narregan in the abstract business.
vices of teachers as ward boosters, who
son.
“I had stomach trouble twenty years and should be giving their attention to their
Jacksonville, May 11.—John and
We refund 10c for every package of gave up hope of being cured till I began to
William De Roboam, brothers, got into Putman Fadeless Dye that fails to give use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, It has done schools —Gold Hill News.
an altercation here yesterday and drew satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co., Union­ me so much good I call it the savior of nry
( continued on thibd page .]
weapons. The disturbance drew a croud ville, Mo. Sold by E coene A. S herwpn . life,” writes W. R. Wilkinson, Albany,
Tenn. It digests what you eat. E ugene
and the brothers were arrested, charged
Tortured by a Witness.
Mrs. J. B. Standard and Miss Fannie A.S herwin .
with carrying concealed weapons. They
Intense
suffering was endured by wit­ Prevented by warm shampoos with C uticuba
pleaded guilty before Recorder Plvmale Standard left Ashland Saturday and
SUMMER RESORTS.
ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie, Ky.,b fore S oap , and light dressings of C uticuba , pur­
today and were fined $15 each and costs, after visiting relatives in the Willamette
est of emollient skin cures. This treatment
the mountains our people in increas­ lie gave this evidence : “I coughed every
which they paid, and released from valley go to McCotnb, III., on a business ing “To
at once stops falling hair, clears the scalp of
numbers
yearly
look
for
those
days
of
night
until
my
throat
was
raw
;
them
crusts, scales, and dandruff, soothes irritated.
trip to be absent two months.
custody.
relaxion and recreation necessary to main­ tried Dr. King’s New Discovery which
Itching surfaces. Stimulates the hair follicles,
Grants Pass Observer: We are in
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s two stores tain the human machine in fair wurking gave instant relief. I have used it in my and makes the liair grow upon a clean, whole­
receipt of a letter from J. G. Lantermar, i have received their new stock of spring condition. The languorous sloth of the famdy for four years and recommend it some, healthy scalp when all else fails.
proves very seductive while it
postmaster at Merlin, in which he says and summer goods and the public is re­ seashore
lasts, but many have decided that the as the greatest remedy for Coughs, Colds
the report that the Merlin poet office spectfully invited to call and examine annual
outing should provide not only and all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles
had been robbed of $1200 was a mistake. their offerings and prices,
radical change of air and surroundtngs, bat It will stop the worst coughs, and not
He says the loss was $800 and that the
also such stiniolatiou of flagging energies only prevents but absolutely cares Con.
Mrs. Dr. W. B. Officer and infant and as will provide brawn and vigor for the re­ sumption. Price 50 cts. and $1. Every
robbery was made April 28th while he i
PICTURES!
was at supper. He does not state i Miss Lottie Brown arrived Sunday from turn to labor.. For this they arg6 the bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
PICTURE FRAMES!
whether it was government or individ­ . Grass Valley, Cal., en route to Eagle mountain climb aud ramble, the balsam of E. A. Sherwin’s.
ual funds that were lost but we judge Point. Miss Brown will remain and the mountain pines, and the clear, unadult­
Stamp pictures will be taken right
the former. No clue has yet been ob­ Mre. Officer will visit with folks for two erated mountain air.”
“In this direction the Shasta Route now along at Camps.
MOLDINGS
tained to lead to the perpetrator of the months.
z
affords a wealth of attractions. The entire
CABINET
WORK
crime.
An elegant stock of spring and sum­ line of road from Ashland to Redding is
UPHOLSTERING
W. 8. Musser, Milheim, Pa., saved the mer goods have arrived at Vaupel, studded with charming and accessible For County Clerk....
GENERAL REPAIRING
life of his little girl by giving her One Min­ Norris & Drake’s.
hotels and camps, where are cheer and
OF FURNITURE
ute Cough Cure when she was dying from
LEE JACOBS,
comfort and healing at reasonable cost, and
Max Pracht now stationed at Santa where you can hunt, fish, ride, loaf, or
croup It is the only harmless remedy
of Jacksonville.
that gives immediate results It quickly Fe, N. M., as a special agent of the In­ play with equal facility.”
cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, grippe, terior department has been transferred
• Or if you look for healing waters, none
AT THE
asthma and all throat aud lung troubles. to the treasury department at the re­ better can be found, hot or cold, than the
E ugene A. S herwin .
ASHLAND
Democratic Nominee.
quest of the secretary of the treasury springs of Ashland, Colestin, Anderson,
UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
Frank Wiles, a young man of this and will goon special service in the latter Bartlett, Byron and Paso Rubles.”
* Before visiting Europe, the people of For County Commissioner....
place, was committed to the asylum last department. He receives higher pay by
a
the northwest should see the glories of
week, the examination being before the operation.
Yosemite
Valley,
and
the
wondrous
groves
R.
R.
MINTER,
Judge Crowell and Drs. Jones & Shearer
Emil Peil, blacksmith and dealer in of Mariposa and Calaveras; the Parisians
of Medford.
coal, agricultural implements, wagons, are likely to make inquiries concerniug
qf Eagle Point.
buggies, etc. Baius, the lightest run­ . these attractive resorts.’*
»O YOU KNOW
F ur aii.K i>y «.U uknü . a . eUKKWlx
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Saud to Mr- C H. Markham, General
Consumption is preventable? Science bas ning and strongest wagon on wheels. Passenger Agent. Portland, for new book­
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proven that, and also that neglect is sui­ Latest improved buckeye mowers.
Pure
BECOBD.
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