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VOL. XII.
Y RECORD.
........ ASHLAND, OREGON
>»1
ASHLAND, JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
Ashland’« Big Voting Population.
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For County Clerk....
THE JOHN BARRETT CO
It was generally known that Ashland
was gaining rapidly in population dar­
ing the past two years, but it took the
registering of the county voters to bring
the matter forcible to the attention of
the public. The Ashland precincts now
known as East ahd West Ashland, Dunn
and Barron, show up registered 1102
registered voters making 103 voters over
one-fourth of the voting population of
the county which is 3999. One of this
city’s precinciB-East Ashland- has ex­
actly the eame number of voters as the
entire city of Medford 466. This is the
part of town where most of the growth
has been in the past two years The
1102 votes for the Ashland precincts this
year is a gain of 453 over the total vote
at the last general election in 1898,
which was 649.
In the county the total vote of 1898
was 3085 and 8785 in the presidential
election in 1896 as against 3999 this year.
The vote of the various precincts is as
follows:
LEE JAtOBS,
J. W. Chesnutt left for Igerna Sunday.
HEPUBLIÜAN COUNTY TICKET.
of Jacksonville.
Miss Cina Tyler returned to Yreka
Saturday.
Representatives—
MATHEW 8TEWART
Ivan Wilde left Monday for Boise
...rtf Talent
Democratic Nominee.
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
City, Idaho.
’
W. A. CARTER............
of Gold Hill
County Judge—
For County Commissioner....
W. H. Leeds was out from Salem in
N. L. NARREGAN.................... of Medford
the past week.
Importers and Dealers in •
R. R. MINTER.
County Commissioner-
Miss Grace Carroll arrived Monday
Til 08. RILEY.................... of Eagle^Point
•
of Eagle Point.
from Roseburg.
County Olerk—
Mies Genevieve Reames was an Ash­
GUS NEWBURY...
of Phoenix
land visitor Saturday.
Regular Peoples’ Party Nominee.
Connty
Recorder
—
Otis Tout is employed on a bi
nit
PETER APPLEGATE . . .of Central Point For County Clerk....
farm at Vacaville, Cal.
Sheriff—
i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hosier returned
ALEX ORME ..
GUS
NEWBURY,
of
Foots
Creek
Friday from atrip to Yreka.
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric ouse
Treasurer—
of Phoenix.
W. D. Cofer and W K. Reeves re­
MAX MULLER?!...............of Jacksonville
Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place] Fur­
turned to Klamathon Sunday.
• School Superintendent—
Republican Nominee.
Scott Davis was up from Medford Sun­
P. H. DAILY................. .......... of Gold Hill
niture. Agents for the new|COLUMBIANXGRATE.
day visiting bis mother and sister.
Assessor—
i
J.C. PENDLETON.............. of Rock Point For County Commissioner.........
Miss Julia Coffman of Portland has Barron........... 99 Meadow.........
been visiting Forest creek relatives.
Surveyor—
Dunn.................. 151 Poob Bah.......
GARL
T. JONE8
Pleasant
Creek
of Medford
East
Ashland
.
.
466
THOS. RILEY,
A. R. Grieve was at Roseburg Friday
West Ashland...286 Phoenix ...
Coroner—
and proved up on his Siskiyou timber Climax
.............. 44 Rock Point.
of Eagle Point.
G B. COLE ....... .................. of Medford
land.
East Medford...259 Roxy .......
S. L. Morris of Riodel, Cal., arrived West Medford.. .207 Bams Valley
Applegate.......... 109 Trail.. .. .
Republican Nominee.
J. C. Pendleton should be elected
Saturday to visit his nephew, Harry Big
Butte.......... 62 Talent.......
J
store
assessor of Jackson county for the very
Hosier.
Central Point... 131 Table Rock
good
reason
that
he
has
made
a
most
Martin McDonough, democratic nomi­ Eaglp Point ...158 Union.......
acceptable assessor, has discharged his For Congressman....
nee for assessor, was up from Gold Hill Flounce Rock... 26 Watkins ...
duties with credit to himself and with
Gold Hill.......... 245 Woodv’lle..
last week.
profit to the county. If fairness with
ake Creek .... 57 Willow Springs
THOS. H. TONGUE.
................... PHONE NO. 205.....................
Japanese and China matting, a large Jacksonville .. .212 Foots Creek ..
and business management of the asses­
of Washington County.
sors office count for any thing with the
stock i ust received, at Opera House Furni­ Mound................ 89 Sterling.........
people of Jackson county, the election
ture Store.
Copt. Smith Bound Over—In Jail.
Republican Nominee.
resolves
itself merely into a question of
An elegant stock of spring and sum­
the size of Mr. Pendleton’s majority.
mer goods have arrived at Vaupel, Portland Welcome, May 19.]
For Representative....
Captain A. C. Smith, a Grand Army
Norris & Drake’s.
If any manz in Jackson county has
man
whose
bounteous
beard
and
whit
­
heard any complaint respecting the con­
J. H. BEEMAN.
John Frulan, W. K. Smith and Mr.
locks tell the story either of age or duct of the sheriff’s office under the
Hatfield are working atS. J. Fore & Co’s ened
early piety, but who has really passed efficient management of Alex. Orme he
of Gold Hill.
mine near Cole’s.
the three-score niche of life in years, was must certainly carry an ear trumpet as
James Yeo, son of Wm. Yeo the mer­ arraigned on Wednesday morning in the big as a balloon. Do you want to bet
Regular Democratic Nominee.
chant, left Tuesday for southerh Calif­ municipal court on the charge of abduct­ that he will will not be re-elected?
ornia on a visit.
ing Hattie Howard, a buxom girl under
W. A. Carter and Matthe w Stewart For County Co'nmiaeiono-. ..
W. J. Schmidt has gone to the Astoria 16 years of age, from the Florence Crit- will as surely be elected as the election
garnd lodge after which he will locate at tenton Home in this city, and. on plea day comes round. They have made a
GEO. P. LINDLEY,
of not guilty, was held in bonds of $200
Pomeroy, Wash.
thorough canvass of the county and find
to answer to the grand jury.
of Medford.
Grants Pass will celebrate the 4th of
The story of the affair in which Miss every where assurances of success.
July unber the management of the Wood­ Howard mysteriously disappeared from They should be elected for the indisput­
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
men of the World.
Democratic Nominee.
her Medford home and of the manner in able reason that the best men nominated
Continental Household Paint,
and CEMETICO.
- Miss Blanche Dean came up from which she was carried away by Captain should be elected.
Alum baking powders are low priced, as alum costs but
Grants Pass Saturday to visit numerous Smith, the two being overtaken and the
two cents a pound; but alum is a corrosive poison and
Peter Applegate has made one of the For County JuJge .......
former
apprehended
at
Dunsmuir,
Cal.,
relatives for several weeks.
it renders the baking powder dangerous to use is food.
most efficient and careful officers that
is known to Welcome readers, as are
CHAS. PRIM,
^2E0BB“^FRUIT BOXESAND MILL WORK
Miles Cantrall wife and children who also the circumstances surrounding Miss has filled the office of county recorder
There
is
not
a
politician,
farmer,
lawyer,
have been visiting Ashland friends re­ Howard’s committal to the Crittendon
of Jacksonville.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
preacher, horticulturist, horse-thief or
turned home to Applegate Monday.
Home in this city as a wholly incorri­ any other person in the county who will
it AMTMr un I
©
Lou Heberlie came up from Grants gible lass, and the peculiar manner in presume to question that statement and
Regular
Democratic
Nominee.
HOHN
Pass Monday to visit his brothers, Frank which she was soon spirited away from Applegate stock for county recorder is
REAL ESTATE
111H
iIKni up at a premium of 201 and
and
B. D Heberlie of Ashland Steam that institution by Smith.
I marked
Lizzie Ulman to J H Beeman ; lot 18, blk
The
prosecution
expects
to
encounter
'
?.*ui
n“
Laundry.
26. Gold Hili, $3'0.
HOWSER—In Medford, May 12, 1900,
” monevfif they can get takers)
Thomas Starr, an aged miuer, wai
difficulty ir»
in nmtriiirs
proving flvaf-
that Pantnin
Captain ma . ke some
Gold Hill Development Co to A C Cow­
to Mr and Mrs. J. J. Howser, a son.
I can and will eave you money on sew­ yttle
drowned
in the American river recent1)
Smith,
patriarchal
as
he
appears
to
be,
at
five
t0
one
on
-
A
ppi
ega
te.
ing. iota 1, 2 and 3, oik 5, Gold Hill. $250.
at a point between Colfax and Iowi
Zera and Irwin Dahack to Marv J Da- WINNINGHAM—On ForestCreek, May ing machines. A visit to our store will is the cause of this young girl’s guilty |
i P. H. Dailey should be elected school Hill. His son was engaged in rowing
hack ; 80 acres in sec 23 twp 3\ 1 w $1.
6, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Winning- convince you of this fact. Opera House escapade.
Furniture Store.
E *<uss to the trtutee< of Medford Lodge
Bowed with age and trembling with I superintendent. He is a young man him across the river when the boat fillet
Lam, a son.
No. 23. 1. O. •
right of way to ceme­
Representative J. E. Young of Astoria humiliation, the venerable-appearing wel! qualified and deserving, has shown with water. The son jumped from the
FOWLER—At Hornbrook, May II,
tery. $151.50. .
defendant turned from the prisoner’s his fitness as a successful educator, and boat, but was swept down (he rapid.-
Wm Hapne, McDona'd Perdue and F L
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fow- was on Monday’s train en route home dock
on Wednesday morning, as the will assuredly be chosen by the electors
from
spending
the
winter
in
Arizona.
Johnson to Gold Hi 1 High Line Ditch Co;
ltr, a daughter, weight 10 pounds.
amount of his bond was-fixed py the of Jackson county for the position to about 159 feet. He narrowly escapee
He is up for re-election.
right of wav.
death, being badly bruised agaiust thi
court at $500. He said he had here
J W M arksbury to C Vroman; 2 63 aores HOGUE—Three miles south of Talent,
Conductor Sam Henderson and family neither money nor friends. His eyes which he aspires.
rocks. The eider Starr clung to thi
May 18,1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Ormand
in sec 15, twp 36, 3 w, $t,
There has not been a time in the his­ boat and was carried down the river.
Martha M Brown el al to W R Johnson;
Hogue, twins, a son and a daughter left Sunday for Marysville, Cal., to visit were moistened with tears and his lips
her folks. Sain will take a run out of quivered as be attempted to say more; tory of the county when so little com The body lias not beeu recovered. Stan
136.25 acres in sec 15. twp 34, 1 w. $550.
J A Cumming to A Peck; 96 acres in d 1 WASHBURN—In Klamath Falls. May the Sacramento.division.
but he turned away at beck of the plaint-such a complete absence of com­ was a native of Pennsylvania., aged 7!
16, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wash­
c 43. twp 39. 1 e, $350.
jailor
and was given tbe comfort of a plaint- relating to the management of years.
Mrs.
James
Frater
returned
to
Grants
burn, a daughter.
J F Kellv ro John Peterson; lot 10, blk
cell
in
the “woman’s department” up- the county- offices has been heard as
Pass Saturday from a visit with her sis­
52. Medford. $30.
during the last two years just past. In­
Edwin, the 19-year-old son of Mrs
stairs.
Lavina J Robinson to 8 F Hathaway, et
ter, Mre. W. F. Farrier. Mrs. Frater
DIED.
quiry in every portion of the county W. Ford Spencer of Balls ferry, Shast:
al; 47 acres id d 1 c 56, twp 37. 2 w. $1500.
expects to move to Ashland.
fails to reveal any thing but the most
Isaac Rhodes to German Baptist Breth­
Belgian Hares.
complete satisfaction with the manner county, was killed Friday by bein;.
G. W. Darwin, formerly of the Jewett
ren church; q c d to lots 33, 34 and 35. oik WITT—At Woodville, May 17,1900, S.
The great California industry. Fort­ in which the sheriff, recorder and clerk thrown from a horse. With a coi
mine on Mt. Baldy, is now located at
O, R K add to sbland, $1.
K Witt, aged 75 years.
Geo W Isaacs to Little Kirchgessner; I
Ashland where he has opened an assay unes are now being made raising them. have handled their respective offices and paniou the young man attended t’
Our breeding farm is among the largest for that reason Alex. Orme, Peter Apple­ races at Cottonwool during the da
title bond to 19 81 acres in d 1 c 53, twp FIELDER—In Jacksonville. May 17, office.—Grants Pass Observer.
1900, Hubert, eldest son of Stephen
in California. Does from $5 up. To in­ gate and Gus Newbury will be over­ While returning home at a late ho
37. 2 w, $800
m
A. E. Reames democratic nominee for troduce our stock we will make large dis­ whelmingly re-elected.
Betsey E Whiteman to A A Whiteman;
and Susie Fielder; aged 17 years and
they were racing saddle ponies dow. r
160 acres in sec 4. twp 36, 4 w, $1600.
district attorney and Francis Fitch of counts on orders of three or more. Buy
4 months.
Medford talked democratic politics in direct from the breeder. We start you
Mr. Farmer, do you discharge your lane when young Spencer was tjirowr
DO YOU KNOW
Klamath
Falls
Saturday
night.
employe
as soon as he has learned how off an 1 instantly killed.
right.
Dealers
can
treble
their
money
MARRIED,
Consumption is preventable? Science has
to
do
just
wL?t you wish him to do, and
on
our
stock.
We refund 10c for every package of
From tlte Kiowa and Comanch.
proven that, and also that neglect is sui- —■——■ "g
employ a novice who knows absolutely
B
lue
R
ibbon
R
abbetry
.
Putman
Fadeless
Dye
that
fails
to
give
agencies
comes word that the Indian;
cidal. The worst cold or cough can be BROWNRIGG—SMITH—At Phoenix,
75 Pierce St., San Francisco, Cal. nothing about the work you wish him are starving. Money due them have
cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consurup
May 13, 1900, by E. D. Foudray, J. P , satistaction. Monroe Drug Co., Union­
to
perform?
»Vhen
your
employe
has
tion cure. Sold on positive guarantee for
Elder VI. Brownrigg and Miss Alice ville, Mo. Sold by E ugene A. S herwpn .
Judge Crowell'« Letter.
proved a most satisfactory one for you— not been paid; their rations have been
over 50 years. E ugene A. S herwin , Drug­
Mae Smith.
A. J. Froehlich and wife and Miss
Medford, Or., May 16, 1900. one who works to your interests, do you cut off, and traders have refused them
gist.
______________ ___
FLEMING—WYATT—In Yreka, May Marie Lucas have returned to Henley
To the People of Jackson County:—It dispense with his services and put your­ credit. Aged squaws are begging foi
The robbery of the Merlin post office
16, 1900, by W. M. Thomae, J. P., from El Dorado, Cal. Mr. Froehlich has been charged that I am doing many self to the expense of teaching another food enough to preserve life.
was neither $1200 or $800. The Grants
Silas M Fleming and Miss Emma will have charge of a quartz mill at things politically. You know I seldom to do the same thing? Assuredly not.
Alec Whitney, aged 25, was shot and
Pass Observer says it was $8.
oblige my detractors by doing the things Then vote to re-elect Alex. Orme as killed ou a street car at Augusta, Ga.,
Wyatt, both of Jackson county, Ore. Yreka.
J. H. Beeman the Gold Hill mining they charge me with. So it Is in the sheriff, Gus Newbury as clerk, Peter by a negro, in a quarrel over a seat.
J. Q. Hood, Justice of the Peace, Crosby. OPP—REES—In Jacksonville at the
man
and democratic nominee for repre­ present instance. And when I make a Applegate as recorder, men who have The negro, Gus Wilsou, was taken off
Miss., makes the following statement:
house of the Catholic priest, by Fath­
“I can certify that One Minute Cough Cure
sentative,
was in Ashland and vicinity plain statement, you who know me, will proved themselves to be efficient and a Georgia railroad passenger train at
er La Croix, Mr. John W. Opp, of
pains-taking public servants.
will do all it is claimed for it. Mv wife
Friday
and
Saturday interviewing the understand it.
Phillburg, Montana, to Miss Rose
Harlem by a mob and lynched. He
could not get her breath and the first dose
I
shall
vote
for
Charles
Prim
for
voting
elements.
If you wish to have the affairs of was being taken to Atlanta for safe
Rees, May 19, 1900.
of it relieved her. It has also benetitea my
county
judge,
for I know him to be your
county properly managed elect N. keeeping.
whole family.” It acts immediately and
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s two stores truthful; I know that he is honest; and
Pagosa
and cures cough,colds.croup, grippe, bron­ TIICHUDY — PANKEY — At
have received their new stock of spring I know him to be thoroughly qualified L. Narregan and Thomas Riley to
Springs,
Colorado,
May
4,
1900,
Gus
­
chitis. asthma and all thioat and lung
them for you. They are men
tave Thchudy and Miss Ida Pankey, and summer goods and the public is re­ In all these most -important qualifi­ handle
troubles. E ugene A. S herwin .
who have proved themselves worthy of
spectfully
invited
to
call
and
examine
of Central Point.
cations, he is the worthy heir of his public trust by having successfully con­
their offerings and prices,
Portland Telegram : The chief of the
father, now gone to his rest, P. P. Prim, ducted their own business, and do not
forest rangers has sent out some instruct­
Col. Robt. A. Miller and the Josephine whose honor and integrity no worthy come to you with business failure of
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU ?
ions as to the qualifications necessary
county fusion ticket were advertised to citizen of Jackson county doubts or
Muddy complexions. Nauseating breath speak at Grants Pass Wednesday even­ questions. In Charles Prim’s hands I their own as a part of their history.
for this “high" office, to wit: Must be
able to sit astride a horse; must know a come from chronic constipation Karl’s ing of last week, but failed to secure an beleive the interests of the tax payers of You do not want anything but men who
have successfully conducted their own
Root Tea is an absolute cure and
tree from a sand hill; must even know a Clover
Jackson county will be safe, and hence business to care for yours.
as been sold for fifty years on an absolute audience sufficiently large enough.
fir tree from a sagebrush ; must know a guaranies.
I
shall
vote
for
him.
Price 23 cts. and 50 cts. E ugene
Emil Peil, blacksmith and dealer in
( continued on third page .]
fire from a shower; and finally, and A. S herwin , Druggist.
Very respectfully,
Main St. Opp. 1.0. O. F. Hall,
coal, agricultural implements, wagons,
---------------------------V
chiefly, must have a pull with Binger
W m . S. C rowell .
buggies,
etc.
Bains,
the
lightest
run
­
Probate Court.
Hermann. It is only fair to say that
Tortured by a Witness.
FJAIJSTTS. ZPJLIUSTTIEZEÒS’ TOOLS,
this is not an exact and full summary of
Estate of minor heirs of Geo Scbumpf. ning and strongest wagon on wheels.
Card
of
Thanks.
Intense
suffering was endured by wit­
Latest improved buckeye mowers.
the qualifications specified bv Captain F.bler Band appointed guardian.
XST-ALTÆ j FAFER, G-LAS. ETC.
We desire to express our heartfelt ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie, Ky., b fore
Ormsby, but it is about right, and is
Estate of «obt Westrop. Final account
Mr. and Mrs. F. J Belts came down thanks
he
gave
this
evidence
:
“
I
coughed
every
to
the
neighbors
and
friends
for
B uilding P apers , W rapping P apers and T wires . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
sufficient guidance for those who want of administrator approved.
Estate of John H shepherd. W H Shep­ from Ashland this morning. Mr. Belts the kind deeds and assistance rendered night until my throat was raw ; them
»summery government job.
will go to Silverton to take charge of the us in our late bereavement; and for the tried Dr. King’s New Discovery which
herd appointed administrator.
flakes the Hair grow. Clears
J. C. Kennedy. Roanoke, Tenn., says,
Estate of Wintjen & Helms, partners S. P. office there, and Mrs. Beltswill rich flora! gifts which brightened the gave instant relief. I have used it in my
“1 cannot say too rnjich for DeWitt’s SV itch E H Helms appointed administrator.
visit friends in this city.—Saturday’s latter lays of our deloved daughter and famdy for four vears and recommend it the Complexion. Softens and
Hazel Salve One box of it cured what the
Roseburg Review.
as thé greatest remedy for Coughs, Colds whitens the Hands. Preserves
sister
doctors called an incurable nicer on my
A Woman’s Awful Pent.
and all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. and beautifies the skin of In­
Burnside W. R. C. will give a dinner
M r and M rs . N. A. Fox.
i*w.” 'Cures piles and all skin diseases.
It will stop the worst coughs, and not
Look out tor worthless imitations.
A lbert F ox .
"There is only one chance to save vou in Ashland election day.
only
prevents but absolutely cures Con. fants and Children.
E ugene A. S herwin .
R
oy
F
ox
.
life and that is through an operation”
tar Absolutely pure, delicately medicated, Burpriein^ly
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Morris and child ■
sumption.
Price50 cts. and $1. Every effective,
F orest F ox .
CuTiCtRA S oap is not only the meet efficacious
were the startling words heard by Mrs arrived last week from Newman, Cal.,
of akin purifiers and beautiflers, but the purest and sweet­
bottle
guaranteed.
Trial
bottles
free
at
♦
I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her and are visiting her folks, W. R. Kin­
est of toilet, bath, and baby soaps.
E. A. Sherwin’s.
TELL YOUR SISTER
doctor after he had vainly tried to cure caid and family. Mr. M. will in a few
Sold everywhere. British depot: N bwbert . London.
POTTBR D. AND C. COKr, Sole Props-, Boston, U. 8. A.
her of a frightful case of stomach troubk days join his father and other relatives A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility
Judge Lorigan at Sau Jose has reset
and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had who are moving from California to New witbont good pure blood, the sort that
♦
only exists in connection with good diges the date for the execution of Thomas
formed and sue constantly gr»w worse. Watcom, Wash.
+
tion. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Flannelly, the Redwood city man who
Then she began to use Electric Bitters
+
Ha« Returned and Has Equipped Hi«
X
“1 had stomach trouble twenty years and Clfiver Root Tea acts directly on the killed his father, for June 29.
+
PICTURES!
which wholly cured her. It’s a wonder­
bowels, liver and Kidneys keeping them in
gave
op
hope
of
being
cured
till
I
began
to
*
Old Established Gallery in Aabland With
+
ful Stomach, Liver and Kidnev remedy, use Kodol DyspepC.
PICTURE
FRAMES!
perfect
health.
Price
25
cts.
ana
50
cts.
*
Cure,
It has do tie
"
The 18-mile cinder bicycle path be­
i Cure* Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try me so much good I : ria call
E
ugene
A.
S
herwin
.
Druggist.
it the savior of my
<
tween Vallejo and Napa has beeu com­
it. Only 50eta. Guaranteed. For sale life,*' writes VV. R. Wilkinson, Albany,
pleted.
by E. A. Sherwin.
Tenn. It digests what you eat. E ugene
Ex-Congressman M. W. Howard of
MOLDINGS
A. S herwin
Ex-City Marshal Paul Chaigueau of
Carbon Finish.
*
Alabama will speak in Jackson county
CABINET WORK
4-
\-s*
The farmers of Sprague river have now
Photos in Water Colors.
-
Bishop Morris has the following ap­ in behalf of tbe Cincinnati populist con­ Napa, was found guilty of embezzle­
UPHOLSTERING
in course of construction a large irri­ pointments for services in the Rogue vention as follows: Ashland June 2nd, ment of the city funds. It took the
Pictures
in
the
Latest
Styles.
.. *
GENERAL REPAIRING
•■•••air"
gation ditch with a capacity of about River Valley. Tuesday, May 29th, Medford the same, Jacksonville, Gold jury just 25 minutes to reach this con­
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
OF FURNITURE
1000 inches of water—a sufficient amount Grants Pass; Wednesday, May 30th. Hill and Eagle Point June 1st. Howard clusion after listcuing for two days to
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
to increase the value of the adjacent Gold Hill; Thursday, May 3lst, Cen­ is a handsome looking man. a born orator the testimony and brief arguments by
land 50 per cent. The ditch is 11 miles tral Point; Friday, June ist, Jackson­ and a fervent sincere speaker. His re­
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon. |.
*
long, extending from John Wells’ ranch ville; Sunday, June 3d, Ashland; Sun­ cord in congress was in the advance counsel before they retired. The
AT THE
to Albert Walker’s lower place. A force day, June 3d, Medford. The Ashland line of the reform questions and opposed amount involved was in the neighbor­
ASHLAND.
r¿
of twenty men is employed in the work service will be at 11 a. m. the rest at 8 the work that finally made a corpse of hood of $2500 and covered a period of
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
^I^CTING
and more are needed The promoters p m. A cordial invitation given to all. that once great narty. Anybody wish­ several years up to his resignation some
of the enterprise are John Wells, Ed.
ing to hear an advanced thinker plead ten months ago.
The easiest and most effective method of for a lost party and deep principles that
Fitch. Thos. Garrett, Ed. Caaebeer, Wm.
DlSEASj;
Thomas Collins, who was arrested by
Smith, Albert Walker and Jesse Parker. purifying the blood and invigorating tbe will be the great issues of the future
system is to take DeWitt's Little Early
the San Francisco police for robbing
should
not
fail
to
hear
Mr.
Howard.
Risers, the famous little pills for cleansing
California Seeds Given Awav.
tbe liver and bowels. E ugene a . S herwin . Though he will not change your vote in the First National bauk of Seattle of
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
this campaign he will drop impressions $5000, sprang a surprise in the Seattle
Until August 1, 1900, anyone sending
The Central Point public school closes that will remain with you for reflection jail by pleading guilty and making a
name and address with 10 cents in stamps
Beautifies the Complexion, Purifies the
In.'ihi, gives« Fresh. Clear Skin. CuresCon
to defray postage, packing, etc , will receive tomorrow with commencement exercises in the years to come.
confession, in which he claims that he
stipntkin, Indigestion, nnd all Eruptions <•(
free .i package contain*ng a choice select­ under the direction of Prof. L. A. Stock­
the Skin. An agreeable Laxative Nerv •
did the yob alone. The general impres­
ion of first class flower or vegetable seed ing. President Van Scoy of the Ash­
Tonic. Sold on absolute gu?-r*nteo by a.l
W. S. Musser, Milbeim, P«., saved tbe
drugafet* at
fiOc. find 91-00.
All are of the finest California variety- land State Normal School delivers the life of his little eirl by giving her One Min­ sion is that he is tryiug to save “Kid”
grown at tb>s place All** ask of you is address. The graduates from the school ute Cough Cure when she was dying from Parker, his pal, from a term in the pen-
3- C, WELLS 4 CO., LEROY, N. Y.
JACKSONVILLE,
SOUt FRORXICTOR3
that when they are grown and matured, are: Robt. Galloway, Will Hockenvos, croup It is the only harmless remedy itentithry. Parker is now on trial.
vou will tell your neighbors or friends that Bertha Corum, Anna Pankey. Will Car- that gives immediate results. It quickly
OREGON.
OREGON.
ASHLAND.
A colony has been formed to take up
FOR. SALE BY tCUwENK I. SHERWIN the seeds cante from us. State which you son, Isaac Magruder. The graduates curés coughs, colds, bronchitis, grippe,
prefer, tl-wer or vegetab’e seeds.
astbnia
and
all
throat
and
lung
troubles.
1000
acres
of
desert
land
near
Iudio,
from the 8th grade are: Lizzie Gibson, E ugeni A. S herwin .
RAYMOND A ROBERTS SEED CO
where a strong flow of water at 500 Boarding School for Girls.
I
Box 580, Santa Paula, .Cal. Lottie Pankey, I^ela Williams, Verna
Notice for Publication.
Clements, Myra Galloway.
Fleet Floyd Strother, a well known feet has been found. Pumping plants
Itepartment ot the Interior. Land Office
A. B. Hopkins, a Josephine county
along this strata, it is said, will provide
FOR TERMS, ETC., ADDRESS
The worm has turned at last. The San Francisco man, died at his home irrigation for thousands of acres of now
at Roseburi. Oregon, April 30, 1900.
pioneer, died at Grants Pass on the 15th
there
after
a
long
illness.
steam
laundry
trust
is
to
open
an
estab
­
Notice b hereby given that the following inst. aged 60 years.
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES
waste land.
named settler has filed notice of his inten­
lishment at Shanghai, China.
While on his deathbed William Frank
tion to make final proof in support of bl«
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Henry
Wright,
a
coachman,
was
Good 'eCGrnmodatwns
It ha« been fully demonstrated that Ballard was married to Miss Rosa
claim, and that »aid proof will be made be­
RiyS Cream Balm is a specific for Nasal Frances Klink, at Oaklaud. Thirty-six drowned while bathing at tte Ban Ma­
fore Gus Newbury, county clerk, at Jack­
Catarrh and cold tn the head This dis­ hours after the ceremony the groom teo beach Sunday.
sonville. (heirou on June 16. 1900. viz
, Located in the Heart of the City.
tinction has been acheived only as tbe re­
Samuel J Bailee on his H E No 9584 for
sult of continued successful use. A morid died.
“After suffering from severe dyspepsia
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A shland H ouse
N, BOURGEOIS, PROPRIETOR.
RATES, $1.00 PER DAY.
J
CASTOR IA
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land v:xt George W.
Hailev. of Shake. Oregon: John Moore, of
Bhake. Oregon: James 8 Bailey, of Shake,
Oregon; Alford Hopkins, of Soda Springe,
Oivgvo.
J. J. BRJDULK
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
MffnMtueof
condition of the utembra ie in tbe nasal
Sassages can be cured by this ourifying and
etling treatment, bold by druggists or it
will be mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers.
56 Warren Street. New York. Il spread-
over tbe membran«, is absorbed «»4 relief
h lmnwdlxtw.
over twelve years and ming many remedies
without permanent good 1 finally took
Kodal Dyspepsia Cure. It did me so much
good I recommrnd it to everyone," writes
J. E. Watkins. Clerk and Recorder, Chilli­
cothe, Mo.
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