Valley record., May 17, 1900, Image 2

VALLET BECOBL.
THE PHILIPPINES.
REPUBLICAN
COLUMN.
—
( continued fbom first page .)
Peter Applegate the republican nomi­
M anila , May 11.—Senor Bnedoca-
The People’s Paper
■W« w
mi no. at one time a merr.lier or t he so- - I nee for recorder is known aud respected
called Fitepiuo republic cabinet, whe by every citizen of the county irrespecr-■
And of the
ASHLAND, Or.. Thursday, M hv 17,. 1900 was recently liberated by General Otis ive of party affiliations.
Kry-sg
I
k in his office nothing is ever heard
announces that be has become recon­ woi
but encomiums of praise for the econ­
ciled to American sovereignity aud that omical and masteiful way in whicn it is
•'Capt.” Smith and Hattie Howard.
he will devote his influence to bring conducted. It is a foregone conclusion
Portland Welcome. May 12.]
•bout peace. He hai sent a proposed that “Pete” will be a permanent fixture
Captain A C. Smith i« behind the Mrs. | peace platform for the national Fili pine in the recorder’s office for the ensuing
The Welcome predicted, about a month
aeo. that he would eventuilly b*. The party to the insurgent leaders in Ma two years.
charge against him is for abducting and uila and to the ’insurgent generals,
That Alex Orme the present incum­
unlawfully detaining a female pergo>. un
including Agninaldo, in the field.
bent and republican nominee for sheriff
der tbe age of 1G years. That female per­
He contends that Amerecan control is the most capable man in that position
son is Miss Hattie Howard of Mrsiford.
is
necessary to prevent civil strife. He that Jackson county has ever had is
Jackson county, who now has the rae-t-de«,
and is. incidentally, enjoying the pros­ recommends to the national Fili pine shown by his careful, conscientious and
pects of becoming a moiher.
parev the adoption of a programme ein - economical administration during the
past two years. This in connection with
F< r more than a year Ifaitie Howard
has defied parental authority. Bhe was bodying the following features:
his personal popularity insures his re­
First, recognition of the sovereignity election.
bad by nature and by habit. She rapidly
b»came incorrigible and finally permitted of the United States, cessation of hos­
Mr. Thos. Riley the republican nomi­
herself to be spirited as av by the old tilities and co-operation of the Filipinos
scamp who is now in jsil in this eity on
nee for county commissioner is a con­
in the prosecution of “bandits who con­ servative and successful business man
her account.
After tbe sensational elopment from tinue depredations in the name of in­ The voters of the county cannot do
Medford, tbe authorities puramd. overtook dependence.”
better than to elect him "to the office
and apprehended the girl The <>l<i man
Second, a request for a declaration by Mr. Riley is a practical man and is
escaped. Hattie Howard wa< sent to the
Florence Crittenden Home in this city, her the United States government guaran­ thoroughly posted on the wants and
parents and friends heleiving that a term of teeing to the Filipinos personal libertiei needs of the county and will devote the
treatment and counsel in such an in-rtitu*-
same energy to the county’s affairs that
ion would redeem the wayward girl fr ni and rights under a constitution.
he has used so well in his private busi­
Third, a Filipino representative dele­ ness.
the consequences of her wicked tendencies.
When in the Crittenden Home in this gation to present to the Amerioan con­
city, however. Captain Smith app'>’>rn • v-t.
gress and public the desires of the Fili­ Gus Newbury the present county clerk
Louie Republia.
in a plausable talk to President Riggs, ob­
and republican nominee for re-election
tained permission, under surveillance, pinos respecting their political status.
is
exceptionally
well
fitted
for
the
po
­
Fourth, the application of a part oi
however, to visit the girl in the interest of
her grandparents. On the day following the public funds to the maintenance of sition, being a bright, well informed and
The Populist Convention.
active young man. In the conduct of the
his first visit. Hattie escaped and was next
Coast Affairs In Congress.
Sioux F alls , S. D., May 11.— The
heard from at The Dalles, to which point hospitals for sick aud wounded Filipinc office he has been careful, painstaking
Representative de Vries has intro­ National Populist convention concluded
she bad flown with her aged lover
Again soldiers and for the establishment oi and courteous to all. Because of his
for sittings
of ------
the - ’ Its
the couple were located at Arlington, al schools.
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lts session
al i 1 o
ima muruiug,
thorough knowledge and understanding duced a bill providing
session at
o’ ciuca
clock this
morning,
which place tbe antiquated Lothario seem«
of the work he should be re-elected by a United States circuit and district oeurie ~an^ adjourned sine die after nomin-
Fifth,
the
transfer
of
the
insur
­
to have deserted tbe lass in her distress.
large majority.
of the northern district of California, in ating W. J. Bryan for» president and
Her father sent her transportation to her gent funds to the American treasury.
home at Medford.
Sixth, the establishment of a perma­ One of tbe most efficient and coura addition to times and places now fixed Charles A. Towne for vice-president.
Search for Captain Smith, however, was nent system of Filipino represen tative» geous officers Jackson county haa ever by the law, on the third Monday of The nomination of Mr. Towne was only
being prosecuted with vigor by tbe police
• . - • accomplished after a struggle of several
had is J. C. Pendleton the present asses­ Januray and October.
department of this citv, wben. on Thursday, to the civil commission.
sor and republican nominee to succeed
Reprensetative Water»-will introduce- hoars’ duration, in which an effort was
Detective Wiener registered th« old scoun­
Seventh, the exclusion of friars iron: himself. This is one of the most im­ a bill appropriating <550,000 for the im­
drel at the station on the charge above
made to have the question of the nom­
the administration of the parish.
portant offices as the revenue of the provement of the inner harbor at
suggested.
ination of a vice-president candidate
Captain Smith is patriarchal in appear
M anila , May 13.—The towns of Hi- county is derived from the levy based on Pedro. Estimates and plans have
referred to a committee to confer with
ance. and very suave in manner. He is
the
listing
of
the
taxable
property
in
this
an uncommonly plairible crook in h‘s ex­ longos and Moasin, island of Leyte, office. Mr. Pendleton in his work of made, and the work is virtually an ex­ the Democratic and Silver Republican
planation of his tribulations, but the likeli­ have been occupied by troops of tht assessing has been at all times fair, uni­ tension of that to be done on the break­ parties in their national canventions.
hood is that now he will have to -upport Forty-third Volunteer infantry.
Th« form and strictly non-partisan. Vote water in the outer harbor.
A motion to this effect was defeated by
his story with something more than a
insurgents
opposed
the
lauding
of
the for J. C. Pendleton.
Senator Perkius will attempt to se­ a vote of 268 to 492.
mere narrative of events.
Judge Crowell of Jackson cuntv, will be Americans and sustained heavy losses.
Both candidates were nominated by
The republican convention in nomi­ cure in the sundry civil appropriation
especially pleased at Captain Smith’s ap­ The Americans had three casualties.
bill appropriations of <80,000' for a re­ acclamation, but before the result was
nating
Max
Muller
for
county
treasurer
prehension. Smith is a Grand Army man,
The latest rumor of an outbreak in choose one of the oldest and best known lief lightship on the Alaska coast. Bills reached various candidates were plaoed
with long, white beard and a pretentious
Manila
among the natives, which wal residents of Jackson county, a man who covering both matters have passed the in nomination and were successively
countenance. It has been suggested that
be may be in the employ of bawdy bouses in circulation last week, was seriously never betrayed a trust and in whose senate, but senator Perkins thinks it withdrawn.
Both nominations were
as a procurer Tbe statements be has discussed by some of the local paper» honesty, integrity and ability the people will be surer to try to add the items tp
accomplished
amid
scenes of great en­
made to tbe buxom girl whom he induced
of Jackson county have implicit confi­ the sundry civil bill than to await the
to leave a comfortable home and good par­ and attracted more general attention
thusiasm.
He will make an excellent action of the house so late ih the
ents seem to support that suspicion. He than has usually been the case with this dence.
will probably be arraigned in the municipal sort of thing. As a matter of fact, county treasurer.
session.
N ew Y ork , May 10.—A cable to the
court on Monday
many Filipinos did leave their Ameri­
Sun from Manila, says: Rumors had
Our nominee for school superintend­
can employers with the apparent inten­ ent. We admire a, man who going be­
The special reserve “Old Government” reached the ears of the Amerioan au­
A remedy lor Nasal Catarrh which is tion of joining some such movement. fore his party’s convention asking for a
whiskey is recognized by the highest thorities here that a rising among the
drying and exciting to the diseased mem­
brane should not be used. W hat is needed Their action taken- in connection with nomination at its hands and is defeated medical authority in the land, specially Filipinos in this city was threatened on
is that which is cleansing, soothing, pro­ the arrest of several natives for carry­ takes his medicine and works manfully by A P. O’Brien, M. D., captain and the day the new commissioners arrived-
tecting and healing. Such a remedy is ing concealed weapons and the disper­ for the ticket receiving the endorsement surgeon, Wm. D. McCarty, M. D., major An investigation was made quietly with
Ely's Cream Balm. Price 50 cents at drug­ sion of several suspicious gatherings, of the convention. Such a man is Prof. and sergeant, U. 8. A. Furthermore
gists or it will be mailed by Ely Brothers,
P. H. Daily.
Mark the difference accepted by the board of health of San the result that 100 natives were placed
56 Warren Street, New York. The Balm gave color to the reports.
between the sturdy
political in­ Francisco. Recommended as tbe finest under arrest. Some Mauser rifles were
when placed into the nostrils, spreads over
The officials have been active in the tegrity of the republican nominee for unadulterated
stimulent for invalids, found concealed in a cockpit in the out­
the membrane and is absorbed. A cold in matter, but are not inclined to think an
county school superintendent and the convalescents and for family use. Sold skirts of the city. It was also learned
the bead vanishes quickly.
uprising will be attempted. They be­ puerility of the puling whining Great exclusively in Ashland by Deston High. that two rebel tax collectors and re­
lieve the Filipinos lack the necessary G. A. G. who when overwhelmingly de­
cruiting agents were working in the
Medford Will Celebrate.
Russian soldiers aud engineers work city.
feated and his honorable opponent was
courage.
Medford, May 14 —The biggest Inde­
A paper found among the captured given the unanimous voice of the con­ ing on the Russian railway in Manchori:
M anila , May 7.—Telegrams received
pendence Day celebration held in south­
vention cries, “It ain’t fair, I won’t were attacked by Chinese soldiers to
ern Oregon for many years will be held effects of General Pantaloon Garcia play any more,” and starts out to defeat centlv and several killed.
here from General Young report that
at Medford this year. At a mass meet­ asserts that the United States congress the whole ticket.
Street car workmen are on a strike a! Aguinaldo has rejoined the rebel Gen­
ing of citizens a soliciting committee was has done nothing for the Filipinos, and
St. Louis. Considerable rioting has ta­ eral Tino in the north, aud that they
appointed. From one of the three solic­ that, therefore, all Filipinos who arc
The
American
pavilion
at
the
Parii
ken place and one man was killed by »i have reassembled a considerable force
itors came tbe report that <427.50 had working for Americans must leave their
in the mountains. General Young de­
exhibition
has
been
formally
opened
an
d
been readily raised, and the amount se­ employers immediately or suffer the
•hot fired into a crowd.
sires to strike them before the rains and
cured by the others brings the sum far penalty of treason. One report is that turned over to the authorities.
asks for re-enforcemenrs. The tenor of
A
Fast
Bicycle
Rider.
above the amount first decided upon as the Filipino juuta is endeavoring to in­
In a fight between Corbett and Jef­
the dispatches indicates that Genora
necessary for a rousing old-time cele­
i
Will
often
receive
painful
cuts,
sprains
cite an outbreak in order to show the feries at New York last week the for­
bration.
or bruises from accidents. Bucklen’t Young is certain that Aguinaldo is with
A committee on arrangements was ap­ civil commission that the insurrectiou mer was knocked out in the 23d Arnica Salve, will kill the pain and hca. Tino, and it is presumed they are pre­
round.
pointed, with full power to act, the is still alive.
tbe injury. It’s the cyclist’s friend/ paring to fight.
It does not seem probable that the
personnel of which is a guarantee of the
The ancients believed that rheumatism Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Sore
success of the event.
peace proposals which Senor Buencam- was the work of a demon witbin a man Lips, Burns, Ulcers and Piles, (Jure
The revolutionists of Columbia have
ino, at one time a member of the so- luv one who has had an attack of siatic guaranteed. Only 25cts. Try it. Sold now a fleet of three gunboats and art
REAL ESTATE.
or
inflammatory
rheumatism
will
agree
called Filipino government, has drawn
by E. A. Sherwin.
expected to attack the séáport town at
Ervin McCall to W E Goodfellow ; 150 acre­ up for submission to Aguinaldo and the that the infliction is demoniac enongb to
any time. The revolutionists are gai fill
in sec 13, twp 31, 2 e..................... <700 Oil other insurgent leaders will have much warrant tbe belief. It has never been
WAR IN_JHE TRANSVXUL.
' Ing strength and exbect to oaptur« Pan­
RJ Orme to Anna Rick; land in
claimed that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
sec 30, twp 36. 4 w,....................... 5C0 CO weight with the Filipinos. Buencam- would cast out demons, but it will cure
ama at an early date.
ino’s reputation, gained in former wars, rheumatism, and hundreds bear testi­ VrogreM of the Fight Between Briton
D Perozzi to T McHattou; q c d to
Joseph^ Dickson Smyth, a native oi
property in Ashland....... .
50 00 is that of a man who hurries to get bn mony to tbe truth of this statement.
and Boer.
O * "*
State to M P Mason; 120 acres in sec
Ireland,' aged. 73 years, died, suddenly
the
winning
side.
He
was
in
disfavea
One
applicaticn
relieves
the
pain,
and
L ondon , May 11.—Lord’Robert’s dis­
36, twp 31, 3 . ................................. 209 00
with tbe Filipinos even before the col­ this quick relief which it affords is along patches show that the British have de­ at Napa Saturday. He was a direetoi
M P Mason to 0 8; same property
and large shareholder in the bank oi
worth
many
times
its
cost.
For
sale
bi
A L Mills, trustee, to U 8; 320.33
lapse of their government, owing to a
feated the Boers at Zand river and
acres in acres 27.29 and 31, twp
widespread suspicion of disloyalty tc E ugene A. S iiebwin .
forced a crossing. The last dispatch Napa.
39, sec 3, twp 40. 1 e, . ..............
his
colleagues.
There
is
now
a
general
strike
in
all
Plinnie Biaggini, the lf-year-old «on
from the commander announced that
Scott Griffin to M Jacoby; property
in Tolo
.....................................
5 00
A dispatch from Hongkong says: The the cigar factories of the Havana Amer the Boers were retreating, the British of Eroole ftiaggini, a prominent stock
Alex Orme, sheriff, to John Arnold;
Filipino junta has been receiving largi icau company at Tampa, Fla., and about being in pursuit.
man of Cayucos, was run over by a
lot 12. blk 3, and lots 5 and 6,
amounts
of money at Manila, Withii. 1000 men are out. The trouble is a
Nothing has been received amplify­ roller and instantly killed. The boy
blk 3, and lot 1, blk 32, Medford 17 50
the past- three months three shipload- struggle between the labor unions for ing General Robert’s dispatches, and it was riding on the roller with his fattya-,
O A C R R Co to Jas Carr; 5.5 acres
supremacy.
in sec 29, twp 37, 1 w.................... 220 00 of arms have arrived hero from Get
Is therefore impossible to estimate the when his nat blew off. The horses be­
Same to E P Geary; 80 acres in sec
insurgent
cause.
Th
many
for
the
The
monthly
reports
for
April
of
the
nature of the Boer retreat or the sever­ came scared and ran away. Young Bi
15, twp 38. 2 w ........................... 320 CO
junta gave a big banquet here a feu agricultural department is as follows ity of the preceding action. Correspon­ aggiui was thrown in front of the rollei
Same to P J Halley; 40 acres in sec
23, twp 38, 2 w .............................. 95 CO nights ago ::t honor of thexeoogirition Returns to the statistician of the de dents’ dispatch to May 9th concur in
Which passed oVor Ida body.
Same to I J Phipps; 40acres in sec 1,
of tlieir goverum-'ut. The Filipino partment of agriculture made up tc stating that the Burghers were main­
twp 37.1 w
................................ 1G0 00
I consider it not only a pleasure but a
aggressive May 1 show the area of winter wheat taining a rear-guard fight, covering the
claim that tuev will
ag._
Berne to Vawter A Howard; 40 acres
duty
I owe to my neighbors to tell about
hostilities
just
as
soon
as
the
rainy
sea
withdrawal
of
their
convoys,
and
their
in
cultivation
on
that
date
to
have
been
in sec 25, twp 37, 1 w.................. 200 00
the
wonderful
cure effected in mv case by
Same to G C Culy; 40 acres in sec 21,
son begins.
about 26,585,000 acres, or 2,563,000 oi was no indication of a collapse of their the timely us«
of Chamberlain's Colic,
twp 40, 4 w............ .................... 100 00.
resistance.
Reports
concerning
th
11.8
per
cent
less
than
the
area
esti
­
A cable from Manila says: Unofficial
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I wss
Same to U R Ray; 320.32 acres in sec
21. twp 32 le .............................. 820 80 letters recei ved hero state that 3990 in mated to have been sown last fall. Th« probability of the Boers making a taken very badly with flox and procured
Same to same; 160 acres in sec 13,
surgeuts burned Balan in the south ui reduction in acreage in the principal stand at Kroonstad conflict, but it seems a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of
twp 36, 3 e.................................... 400 0»
Luzon on May 4 and drove out 50 men states owing to winter killing and tht to be the consenus of opinion in tht it effected a permanent cure. I take
Baine to Sterling Mining Co; 40 acres
ravages of the Hessian fly is as follows British camp that whatever happens at pleasure in recommending it to others
in sec 33, twp 38, 2 w .................. 95 00 of the Forty-seveuth volunteer infantry
suffering from that dreadful disease.—J
C W Kahler, admi’r estate A L Reu­
who were garrisoning the place. Thee Indiana, 1,608,000; Ohio, 969,000; Mich­ Kroonstad, the passage of the Trans­ W. L ynch , Dorr, W. Va. Ti.is remedy
ter, to Jas Ztircher, 160 acres in
vaal
frontier
will
be
strongly
contested.
igan,
317,
COO;
Pennsylvania,
158,000
and
killed many of the Spanish and Chinese
is sold by E ugene A. S herwin .
sec 10. twp 40. 2 e,....................... 600 00
L ondon , May 13, 4 A. M.—The situ­
residents. Last week some Sorsogou Illinois, 137,000 acres.
W J Schmidt to W B Colton, 10 acres
A Woodland dispatch states that th
William C. Endicott, who was secre­ ation at the seat of war in South Africa
tn sec 19, twp 39,1 e.................... 15 00 firms, in response to a petition, sent s
Annette Buckner to Frank T How­
steamer to rescue the merchants of Bu tary of war during President Cleve­ is as satisfactory from the British view fruit crop of Yolo county will not b-
ell, property in Ashland _____ 175 00
lan, who were expecting the attack land’s first administration, died of point as the most sanguine could have large. This is especially true of a1
Geo I. Herchbergertto Elmer Patrick,
The occupation oi monds. Last season the Davisville as
property in Ashland.................. 250 00 The details of the affair are meager, bui pneumonia at his home in Boston Sun­ hoped a week ago.
Jacob Thompson to City of Ash­
Kroonstad practically places the whole scciation shipped 250 tons from 290
it is reported that the American troop» day.
land, strip 72 feet wide off west­
were forced to take refuge aboard ship?
Colonel Charles F. W. Neely, chief Orange Free State in British possession. acres of trees. The prevailing opiaioi
erly end of lots 1 and 2, blk 16.
It is evident from Lord Roberts’ last ■ is that not more than 100 tons will b
and
that
a
gunboat
shelled
the
city
financial agent of the Cuban post-office
Ashland........................................... 350 00
while the rebels looted and burned it. department, who was arrested at Roch­ dispatch that the disintegration has »shipped this year. There will be abou
M ining L ocations .
Bulan had a population of 20,000, tuid ester recently while on the way to hit commenced. The Free Staters are half a crop of Tragedy prunes and ai
W F White, April 24tb, quartz claim in there were many large commercial «a-
home at Muncie, Ind., on a charge of scattering to their homes, while the average crop of French prunes. Early
Gall’s creek district.
embezzling $46,090 of government fund.- Transvaalers have gone northward, de­ shipping peaches will be short, but
G C Irwin, April 27th, quartz claim in tablishments located there.
Elk cieek district.
M anila , May 8. — A force of rebels intrusted to his keeping, is believed tc clining to fight longer in the Orange there will be a fair crop of late varieties
Jobu and James McClanahan, April 28.
May
2, attacked 20 men of company 1 bo but merely one of a gang of swin­ Free State. What little resistance the The apricot crop will be larger than any
2 quartz claims, Elk creek district.
of
the
Forty-fourth regiment, station».-? dlers who have been .defrauding the still Are likely to make seems to be cen­ other fruit.
Chas R Ray. April 30, two quartz claim­
in Kane's creek district.
at Barotac, Iloilo province, Island oi government. As far as can be learned tering at Lindley, whither President
Enola R Ray, Frank H Ray. Hollis D Panav. Three of the Americans were the method followed was merely t< Steyn has transferred his government.
Holden, Tbos M Boyd and E A Wood­
It is evident that the strategy of Lord
ward, May 1. quartz claims ia Kane’s killed and seven were wounded. Tht withhold funds and secure certificate.'
Roberts
and the rapidity of his advance
at
the
auditor's
department
for
a
lessei
enemy, estimated to number 400 men.
creek district.
W P Bailey, May 2, quartz claim in surrouuded Barotac aud attacked tht sum. It is predicted that the defalca­ have bewildered and disheartened the
Foot’s creek district.
place on all rides. After two men had tion will reach <100,000. No other 'ar­ Boers, as their resistance 3ince the Brit­
T B Meade, L E and O W Gilbertson,
ish seached Zand river has been slight.
April 27, placer claims in Foot’s creek dis­ been killed aud four wounded the Amer rests have been made, but others are
The only point where they seriously at­
trict.
anticipate
1.
ican commander scut four meu to trj
tempted to check the advance seems to
W D and Jacob Moore, April 30, all the and get through to commuicate with
Three
of
th?
mills
of
I
he
American
water running in the W A Alien gulch.
have been on the British right, where
Frank W Wait, May 1, 20 acres of build­ the remainder of the company at Du Steel and Wire company at Joliet, IK,
Für
»
' -J
mangas. Of the four meu one wa.- started
ing stone in Blackwell district.
l.;y with nearly a full force, they defended with some vigor tw'
John Webber, May 5, 3 quartz claims in killed and three wounded. The lattei 7200 men
to work. For the pres­ kopjes, which eventually were carri< «q OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH
Kane's creek district.
managed to return to Barotac.
A ent only a <: .y force will be ruu, but it by the East Lancashires and Sussex
W D and J»cob Moore, April 30. south
HYPOPHOSPHITES
regiment, the Boers finally retreating,
end of Clark and Bar mining ditch, and friendly native finally brought news oi is expected the night men will be on in
leaving a group of gunners dead on the
the fight to a company of the Twenty a short time.
200 inches of water.
should always be kept in
sixth, who succored the garrison oi
The cholera contiuu 's to rage in the top of one of the hills. The only point
in
the
Free
state
where
the
Boers
seem
Barotac
on
the
night
of
Mav
3.
Th»
i
the house for the fol­
The steamship Samoa sailed from
famine camp? of Iudia. There have
been 40) deaths in three days at Man­ in any force, except at Lord Roberts’
Baltimore last Saturday for Vlodivo- enemy’s losses were heavy.
lowing reasons:
atock, Russia, carrying the largest ship­
Owing to his objcctiaii.’.bla habits th< di vee. So numerous are the cases at front, is on the southeast, where Gen­
erals
Rundle,
Campbell
and
Brabant
FIRST- Because, if any member
ment of steel rails ever sent from th» mayor of Atlanta, Ga., has been aske Godr.i that it is impossible to collect
United States to a foreigu oountry, to resign.
the bodies, which lie for days in the are holding them in check, west of
of the family has a hard cold, it
8640 tons, iuvoiced at <31 a ton.
sun. The people have fled aud cannot Ficksburg and Ladybrand, and are
will
cure it.
be induced to return. A similar state gradually pushing them back as well os
Mrs. Anna Grubent of Chicago satu- TO OCRE A COLO JN ONE DAY
effectually
defeating
all
their
efforts
to
SECOND
— Because, if the chil­
of things prevails at Broach.
ated her clothing aud that of her twe
Take L axative B bomo Q uinine T ab ­
break through and threaten Lord Rob­
dren are delicate and sickly, it will
stei-cluldren with kerosene and set lets . Ail druggists refund the money if
The In li.ui famine relief committa to­ erts’ communications.
make them strong and well.
it afire. The children were burned tc it fails to cure. E. W. G rove ’ s signature night issued an appeal asserting that
L ondon , May 14.—"The war is prac­ THIRD — Because, if the father o*
death and the woman may die. She ii in each box. 25c.
despite systematic aid furnished 6.009,-
supposed to have been insane.
000 people ia Iudii at least 6,000,000 tically over,” says the Daily Chronicle’s
mother is losing flesh and becom
S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo .)
are starving. The appaal says that Am­ Kroonstad correspondent, and in les.-
ing thin and emaciated, it will build
I
Rev. O. M. Sheldon, who for a week
L ccas C ounty .
definite terms, this is the view to be
publrih- d the Topeka Daily Capitol at | F kakk S. C heney makes os ib that he is erica ought to send at least <1,000,000.
them
up
and
give
them
flesh
and
gathered from all the correspondents.
The city Tulun, Japan, was visited by They picture the Boers as utterly de­
“Christ would publish it,” received! the senior partner of tbe firm of F J.
strength.
A Co , duine businss in the City a disastrous fire last month. Sixteen
<WJ0 profits from the venture. The Cimar
of Toledo. County and State aft-re.-aid, and
moralized and disheartened by Lord FOURTH- Because it is the
money was given to charity.
,that said firm will pav tbe sun» of ONE hundred bouses, 30 temples and all the Robert's unexpectedly rapid advauc-
standard remedy in all throat and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every business structures were destroyed.
Another postofilco has Dean establish- • [ ’ case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by tbe Sixteen peoplo were burned to death and by his facile turning of the care
lung affections.
fully prepared positions of the Boers.
•d at Catalina islaud. The postmaster use of H all ' s C ataskh C ube .
and over 100 injured. The loss will There was practically no fighting, and
F
bank
J.
C
hknky
.
is to n oeivo a salary oi <1 per year. '
No household should be without it.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in toy reach <2,500,000.
The office is established fur the conven­ presence,
there are no further details to give re­ It can be taken in summer as well
this 6tb day of ''ecember, A. D.
ience at campers.
If troubled with rheumatism, give specting the occupation of Kroonstad.
1886.
as in winter.
A. W. GLEASON.
Cnamberlain’s Pain-Balm a trial. It
The truir thiuning season has opened
Snc. «nd $i oo, all druggists.
Notary
Public.
• ill mt coet you a cent if it does no good. r. Csly’s Coalition Powd e rs.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
in Sutter county, aud while peaches are • SKALf
O >e application will relei ve the pain.
not ao thicl on the trees as last year, I
are juet what a horse needs when in bar
there will be considerable tluuuing to ! Hall's t'atarrh Care is taken internally It also cures eprains and bruises in one- conditon. Tonic, blood purifier and
third
the
time
required
by
any
other
and
acts
directly
on
the
blood
and
mucous
do in some varieties.
surfaces of the system, bend for testimon­ treatment.
Cute, burns, frostbites, vermifuge. They are not food but med
Newberg, Or., is to have a beet sugar ials, free
quins**, pains in tbe side and chest, icine and the beet in use to put a hors
Price 25 C6nte pe
F J. C hksiy Jt Co., Toledo, O. vlanduiar and other swellings arequickly in prime condition.
faetury if the farmers will contract for Bold by Druegtdts,
75c.
package. For sale by Ashland Drug Co
cured
by
applying
it.
Every
bottle
war
­
the necessary acreage of b«sets.
Hall’s Family Pill« are the best.
ranted. Price, 25 and 50 cte. E ugene
A strong- -effort is being mode to es­
A. S hbbwin .
tablish a creamery at Chico. The only •
o
difficulty ia iu securing contracts tc
“DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
Thi Kind Y n H im Wwijs Bt«M
Bean the
Tta Kind Yoa Haw Always Beqght
supply milk.
riuest pills 1 ever used. ’—D. J. Moore. Mill­
«ijaaUn
brook, Al*. They quickly cure all liver
> Job printing at Record offic«.
and bowel troubles. Kvena A. fiBsawur,
•r
Professional Cards
GASTONA
Tí
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
HINMAN, D. D. 8.
c.
Dentist.
For Infants and Children.
In tbe Muonic Building, np «taire, over
Poet Office.
AVeÇe table Preparation for As-
simüating ibcTood and Pecula­
ting tte Siomfirfis aud Bowels of
s;
g
i
DR. 8. T. SONGER
Physician and Surgeon
Bears the
IXEpcq-s..? AHI V.nHK X
Novelty Block, Opp. Hotel Oregon
Signature
Promote s Digestion,Cheer ful­
ness andltesLCofitains neither
Opium.Mcrphine nor Mineral-
K ot N arcotic .
A8HLAND
—
—
—
OREGON
J), M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
• a<
ASHLAND
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OREGON
OFFICI :
The
l
I
A perfect Remedy for Constipa­
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsion» .Feverish-
ness end Loss of S leep .
esimila Signature of
NEW YORK,
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic,
Laurel and Main Street».
J A. McCALL
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor.
You Have
Always Bought.
KOTAMY PUBLIC.
Surveys for Patent» and Mining Loca­
tions a specialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at residence. South Main Street
~‘At b niDitlhs old
JJ P osts -jjCi
EXACT COPY or
ms
WBAPPEB.
__________________________________
GASTONA
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CfTY.
The. . . . . .
JACOBS
CONCENTRATOL
Has fewer wearing parts and light­
est running machine made; handle
as much or more ore as any belt
machine. The patent canvas lap
belt is the best belt made for saving
fine sulpburets and gold—nothing
beats it. A machine that is easy to
run and keep in order. Cheapest
and beat machine made.
-:-
Earl Frail Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $350,000.00
MAIN OFFICES«
>RICE
0300
Sacramento ® Los Angeles, Cal.
BRANCHES
On board care. Manufactured by
ASHLAND IRON WORKS,
Ashland, Oregon.
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
BOSTON
Forfurtber particolare, addreea:
OPERATING IN
JEHU JACOBS, Prsp.
All Pacific Coast Fruit Districts.
FRUIT GROWERS’ EXPRESS
ARMOUR & CO., Prop’s
General Offices: 250 La Salle St., Chicago, Illinois.
HEKLBY, CAL.
Henley, Cal., March 20,1899.
We have used the Frue Vanner, Triumph
and Wilfley concentrators. We are now
using two of the Jacobs Concentrators in
our mill at Henley. We consider tbe
J acobs Concentrator the best machine man­
ufactured. It does tbe work cleaner and
saves a much higher per centage of aul-
phurets than other machines, and we rec­
ommend it to all mining men to be the
best concentrator on the market.
J. O. G illbof .
W. C. 8TAMLBT.
L. A. Mclrroaa.
-o-
Ashland & Klamath Falls
NEW CARS, LATEST DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION
STAGE -I- LINE
_
ONLY IN USE.
Thoroughly Restocked and
Entirely New Management.
Pacific Coast Division: 1005 Second Street, Sacramento, Cal- ROBERT M GARRETT
Offices: 24.6 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
Superintendent
ROBT. GRAHAM, Manager.
Best and
Quickest Route to
...KLAMATH FALLS.
k
USE
NEW
THE'
C.F.X.
Goes by ¿.Barron, Shake.
Soda Springe, Parkers ana
Keno; also beat connections
witr; stage lines from Klam­
ath Falls to Bonansa, Bly
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
and Indian£Agency.
CAR
THE 0 N LY PERFECT
V entilator -R efrigerator
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
ASHLAMD,
KULM»
Leaves........ 6:00 am I Leaves.
Arrives....... 2:45 p m | Arrives
The Patent Ventilator Device,
Large Loading Space,
and Large Ice Capacity of This Car
Paaaengera, Baggage, Expreaa & Freight
Must be Waybilled.
Make it especially desirable for shipments of fruits and
vegetables either under ventilation or refrigeration.
Klamath Falls Office:
H H VAN VALKKNBURQ.
CONTINENTAL FRUIT EXPRESS,
1012 2d Street,
Laughlin Building,
Sacra mento, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Ashland Office:
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
SOUTH AND EAST
—VIA—
MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE.
For BOYS and YOUNG MEN. Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. Healthful
snd attractive location(14 miles from Salem; 40 miles from Portland.) COMPLETE
and THROUGH preparatory, literary, scientific, classical, normal, commercial course.
SPECIAL COURSES in mathematics, surveying, drawing, civil service, French. Ger­
man, Spanish, Italian, shorthand, typewritii g, telegraphy, music. A seperate class iz Train« Leave Ashland for Portland and
Way Stations at 2:50 A. M.
provided for students whoon account of f«i tu labor wish to enter late in rail and leave
early in spring. Academic Degrees and Teachers’ State Certificates and State Diplomas
•nd 5 :10 P. M.
Conferred. Send for catalogue. Address
THE PRESIDENT MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE,
SHASTA ROUTE.
M ount A ngel , O bkgon .
Leave Portland 8:30 a. m., and 7:00 p. m.
Leave Ashland 1:17 a. m., and 12:15 p. m,
The railroad commission decided re-
eeutly that the Southern Pacific com­
pany was guilty of a violation of law
when it arbitrarily advanced its pas­
senger rates without the commissioner’s
consent. It decided that the limited
first-class rates between San Francisco
and points in the San Joaquin valley,
established in 1898, and continued until
March of this year, were made to meet
the competition of the valley road. It
decided that the rates so established tc
meet competition became fixed and per­
manent by the automatic working of
♦he constitution of the state, which
prohibits the advancement of rates once
reduced in such manner, without the
commission’s consent. To cap all this,
the commission ordered the offending
corporation to re-establish its canceled
schedule.
The British ship Sierra Nevada, Cap­
tain Scott, from Liverpool, January 6,
for Melbourne, was totally wrecked.
Five of her crew were saved, but it ii
believed that 22 others, including the
captain perished.
Two masked men held up a crowded
gambling house at Ash Fork, Ariz., one
day recently and succeeded in getting
away with several hundred dollars.
John D. Long, now secretary of the
navy, has been named as the Repub­
lican candidate for vice-president.
While hunting fleeing robbers in the
Neosho valley, Kas., Deputy Marshall
Edward F.oberts was killed by one oi
them. Posses have started in pursuit
and tbe men will ba lyudwd if «augh».
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.-
NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
Arrive—
m.
Ashland.... 12:33a. m. and 11:90
United Btates Land Office,
Sacremento 5:00 p. m. and 4:35 a. m.
Roseburg. Oregon. March 5,1900.
San Fran... 7 ;45 p. m. and 8;15 a. m.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3,1878, entitled ‘An act for tbe
Ogden............. 5:45 a. m. and 11:45 e m
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­
in
Denver........... 9:00 a. m. and 9:00
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Kansas Gy. 7:25 a. m. and 7:25 a m
Territory,” Archibald R. Grieve, of Biski-
Chicago.... 7:45 a. m. and 9:80 e m
you. County of Jackson, State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 886, for tbe purchase of the
m
L’a Angeles 1:20 p. m. and 7:00
of Section No. 34, in Township
El Paso... 6:00 p. m and 6:00 P- m
No. 40 b., Range No. 4 E., and will offer
Ft. Worth. 6:30 a. n>. and 6:80 a. m
proof to show that tbe land sought is more
m
Cty Mexico. 9:55 a. m. and 9:55
valuable for its timber or atone than for
m
Houston ... 4 ;00 a. m. and 4:00
agricultural purpoaes, and to establish his
N’wOrleans 5:25 p. m. aud 6:25 P-
claim to said land before the Register and
m
Washington 6:42 a. m. and 6:42
Receiver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon,
New York..12:43 p. m. and 12:43 P- m
on Friday, tbe 18th day of May. 1900.
Hs names as witnesses: C. Noonan, of
Siskiyou, Oregon; Mrs. C. Noonan, of Sis­
kiyou. Oregon; E. R. Grieve, of Hornbrook,
Cal ; Vine Oden, of Shake, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are reques ted to
file tLeir claims in this office on or before Chair cars Baers men to to Ogden end Ki
said 18th day of May, 1900.
Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St,
-
J.T. BRIDGES, Register.
Louis, New Orleans. Washington.
Pullman and Tourist
on îboth trains.
The
Record
Job
Department
IS
First-Class.
Can
Connecting at San Francisco with several
aheamsbip lines for
HONOLULU,
JAPAN,
CHINA,
PHILLIl’INES,
CENTRAL »nd
SOOTH AMERICA
See Mr. D L. R ick , Agent at Ashland
»tation. or address
H. MARKHAM, G.P. A..
JuOand, OH
i