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Engel Bios VALLE! RECORD. VALLEY RECORD. ........ ASHLAND, OREGON Published Every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : One Year........................................... $1 75 Six Months....................................... 1 00 Three Months................................... 50 ASHLAND, JACKSON VOL. XIII. Advertising Rates Given on Application. PRESSED BRICKS. > i COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY PRECINCT NOMINATIONS. Clara Fitch’s Slayer. Portland Welcome.] Powder Absolutely Pure Makes hot breakfast-breads wholesome—no yeast germs, no alum. Makes cake, biscuit and pastry of superior fineness, flavor and deli- cacy. Makes food that will keep moist and sweet. Is most economical, because it is the purest and greatest in leavening strength. Ia the easy, expeditious preparation of the finer cakes and pastries, Royal is indispensable. Care must be taken to avoid baking powders made from alum. Such powders are sold cheap, because they cost but a few cents per pound. Not only will they spoil the cake, hut alum is a corro sive acid, which taken in food means injury to h«:alth. ROYAL BAKING POW.;ER CO.. 1C0 WILLIAM 8Y-. NEW YORK. Ashland Public School Report. KLIMVTH COUNTY DOES THIS STRIKE YOU ? Number of days taught, 20; Number of holidays, 0. Days of attendence, boys, 4323tj; girls, 4768)^. Total, 9092. Days of absence, boys, 213; girls, 239. Total, 452. Cases of tardiness, boys, 6; girls, 4; Total, 10. No. enrolled on register, boys, 231, girls, 254, Total, 485. New scholars, boys, 0; girls,*0. Total, 0. Average daily attendence, 455. Per cent of attendence, 95. Number of visitors, 257. Cases of corporal punishment, 0. Tardiness of teachers, 0. Days absence of teachers, 0. Theattendenceand interest during the month has been excellent. Under the new system of examinations many scho lars were excused wholly or partly from final examinations. The record for punctuality is the best in the history of the schools. The following schools had no tardiness: High School, Miss Les lie’s. Mrs. Moore’s, Mr. Ashurst’s, Miss Brown’s, Miss Byers’. The fine picture offered last September to the most punctual school was awarded to Mr. Ashurst’s room which had but two cases of tardiness during the year. The High School and Miss Leslie’s school also had excellent records. C. A. H itchcock , Principal. A Woman’s Awful Peril. Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic constipation Karl’s “There is only one chance to save vou Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and life and that is through an operation” has t>een sold for fifty years on an absolute were the startling words heard by Mrs guaranies. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. E ugene I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, '.Vis., from her A. S herwin , Druggist Normal Coimnenoeinent Program. The following is the program of the Fifth Annual Commencement of the Southern Oregon State Normal school, Ashland, June 8 to 13: Friday, June 8, 2:00 p. m.—Class Day Saturday, June 9, 8:00 p. m —Elocu tionary Contest for medal, by the Junior Elocutionary Class. Sunday, June 10, 11 a. m.—Baccal aureate Sermon, bv Rev. N. F. Jenkins, pastor Newman M. E. church, Grants x AIM« Monday, June 12, 1 p. m.—Exer cises of Department of Music Tuesday, June 11, 8 p. m.—Meeting of Board of Regents. 3 p, m.—Business Meeting of Alumni Association. 8 p. m. —Lecture before Bellview and Excelsior Societies, by Prof. E. E. Washburn, A B. , Klamath Falls. Weduesday, June 13,19 a m —Gradu ating Exercises of the Class. 8 p. in — Reunion of Alumni, at Hotel Oregon. Medal to be awarded by popular vote. All programs of the week at Chautau qua Tabernacle, except those of Class Day, which will be at the Normal. Achargeof 10c for admission to Elocu tionary Contest, Saturday evening. TELE YOUR SISTER A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that onlv exists In connection with good dtges tion. a heallbv liver aud bowels. Karl's Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 eta. E ugene A S herwin . Druggist. I doctor after he bad vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones bad formed and sne constantly grew worse. Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly cured her. It’s a wonder ful Stomach, Liver and Kidnev remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, L obs of Appetita. Try it. Only 50cta. Guaranteed. For sale byTS. A. Sherwin. The Masonic lodges of the valley were represented by following people in the exercises of laying the East Ashland public school cornerstone on Tuesday of last week: Warren- Lodge, No. 10, Jacksonville, Past Master H D Kubli, Past Master R F Yocum, W A Carter, Max Muller, Alex Orme, V/MMM Chas A. I Ander- son, Milo Caton, S E Dunnington, J W Robinson, G W Matthews, H E Ankeny, Gus Newbury, W H Duffield. Ashland Lodge, No. 23, Past Master E V Carter, Past Master F H Carter, Past Master J P Gilmore, Past Master \V H Leeds, N Conklin, G R Matthews, W W Erb, C P Jones, P W Paulson. G W Roper, Jacob Thompson, O H Veghte, G W Vaupel, L E Payne, L W Moore, A Hinman, Jno Silsby, E F Loomis, G W Dann, G C Mprris, C W Martyn, Chas Barker, GN Anderson, FD Wagner, A E Kinney, R P Neil, F W Talcott, R D Fabj, G Edlund, W D McDowell, D T Pritchard. Grants Pass Lodge No. 84, Past Mas ter J W Howard, Worshipful Master J A Pike.JH C Bobzine, Henry Thornton, E A Wade, J A Blew, E C Dixon. Her bert Smith, G S Calhoun, D McCarthy, A K Russ. Medford Lodge, No. 103, Past Master W I Vawter, Past Master D T Sears, Paet Master N L Narregan, B N Butler, E W Warner, C I Hutchinson, H U LumsdeD, E B Pickel, M Purdin, J G Goble, G F Merriman, D R Andrus, F V Hard, D L Lawton, LC Narregan, W II Stewart, A H Houston, E D El wood, II II Howard. Wash. Oliver Helms came over from Sisson Monday. See our line of crash and straw hats. Miller & Bartges. W. K. Price was up from Tolo Mon day doing politics. Burnside W. R. C. will give a dinner in Ashland election day. Miss Alice Wyant returned to Henley Sunday from a visit in this section. Frank Lacey left Saturday for Maderia, Cal., to be employed in a shoe store. Mrs. J. L. Gault and children returned to McCloud Saturday for the summer. Miss Jessie Bacon came up from Gold Hill last week to witness the commence ment. C. Swanston, the Sacramento cattle buyer, was on Sunday’s train for Port land. Miss Belle McDonald is up from San Franciso visiting her parents at Browns boro. The W. R. C. will give a dinner on election day in the Pioneer block. Price 25 cts. A. W. Storey and wife retnrned Mon day from the I. O. O. F. grand lodge at Astoria. P. H. Daily, republican nominee for school superintendent, was in Ashland Monday. Miss Ora Kahler and two children are out from Tacoma, Wash., on a visit to relatives. David Herrin and two daughters ar rived from Portland Saturday on a visit to relatives. Japanese and China matting, a large stock just received, at Opera House Furni ture Store. Prof. A C. Guthrie came out from Philomath last week to look after his fruit orchard. Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, aunt of Mrs, Thos. Roberts, left last week for Kan sas City, Mo. John W. Dollar hide and Mrs. Chas. Ulin of Klamathon attended the Min gus funeral Sunday. J. E. Robbins returned t,o Klamathon Monday having been called here by the death of his mother. Miss Marie O’Toole returned to Phoenix last week from a visit in San Francisco and Sacramento. Section Foreman Wm. Lyttleton re turned to Cole’s Monday morning after a business trip to Ashland. John Bienvenue, his son Ona and daughter, Mrs. Barbe, of Jacksonville have gone to Canada on a visit. Miss Mamie Hargrove, who has been visiting Ashland relatives, has re turned home to Mulvane, Kan. A. J. Froehlich was over from the Cherry Hill mine, near Yreka, Sunday of which be is in charge of the mill. Mrs. J. Nunan was up from Jackson ville Sunday to meet her son Charles who returned from St. Mary’s College, San Francisco. Miss Susie Dickey, who has been em ployed in an Oakland, Cal., millinery establishment, returned home last week for the summer. Hon. R. A. Emmett came in from Keno Friday after his daughter, Miss Charm Emmett, who has been attend ing the public school. Conductor Barber, wife and daughter have been tn San Francisco the past week attending the obsequies over her sister, Mrs. Maggie Bassett. Mrs. A. B. Gegax went to San Fran cisco Saturday to meet her husband who has been in the City of Mexico looking after her property interests. Clarence Cornutt of Riddles visited Ashland friends the past week while en route to Dunsmuir to take charge of the grocery store of his sister, Mrs. C. F. Gegax. We refund 10c for every package of Putman Fadeless Dye that fails to give satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co., Union ville, Mo. Sold by E ugene A. S herwpn . Tortured by a Witness. Father Langon of Portland, secretary to Archbishop Christie, win celebrate Mass in Holy Rosary Catholic church Sunday morning. He is a good speaker. Everybody invited. Mrs. Eunice Evans, after visiting Ash land and Medford friends for some time, left Tuesday for San Francisco to resume her position with the European and American Art Store. Astoria, May 26.—The engagement of Gov. T. T. Geer to Miss Isabelle Trul- linger, of this city, was announced this evening, by the young lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Trullinger. The wedding wiil take place about June 15th. Vaupel,-, Norris & Drake’s two stores have received their new stock of spring and summer goods and the public is re spectfully invited to call and examine their offerings and prices, Henry A. Townsend, who is at the head of the cyanide plant operating near Sawyer’s Bar, Calif., was on Fri day’s train for Portland to visit his fam ily. He reports that a miner named Wm. Klein last week took a $775 nug get from a placer claim near that place. Emil Peil, blacksmith and dealer in coal, agricultural implements, wagons, buggies, etc. Bains, the lightest run ning and strongest wagon on wheels. Latest improved buckeye mowers. C. B. Pool and Johu Hilt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Van Vactor this this week. The gentlemen reside at Hornbrook, Mr. Hilt being an uncle of Mrs. Van Vactor..—Dunsmuir News. not having been able to furnish the $7503 bond required for his liberation pending appeal proceedings. His counsel ex pressed hope that thé bond would be forthcoming from California sympa thizers, but the sympathy of the latter has not yet reached the limit nesessary for the production of the bond. Meantime young McDaniel devotes his leisure to playing cards, reading novels and peering between the steel bars of hi9 cell at the limited area of the outside world observable therefrom. He is becoming somewhat bleached and pallid, however, although his appear ance doesn’t indicate that he is losing much sleep. The likehood is that McDaniel will re main in prison until the period of his sentence shall have expired—should he live that long. THE JOHN BARRETT CO. LEE JACOBS, of Jacksonville. ASHLAND DISTRICT. Democratic Nominee. 91 First Street, Portlaud, Ore. For County Commissioner.... Importers and Dealers in Justice of the peace, Milton Berry re- R. R. MINTER. publican, il F Eggleston, democrat; con stable, M N Long, independent, James of Eagle Point. Riley, democrat. Darron Road district No. 1—For super visor, J H Cooke, independent, James H Regular Peoples’ Party Nominee. Tyler, independent. Dunn road district No. 1—For supervisor, Jack True, republican. For County Clerk.... CENTRAL POINT DISTRICT. Tile Flooring, Electroliers, and Incandescent Lamps. GUS NEWBURY, Justice of the peace, A S Jacobs, inde pendent; constable, Perry E Elliott, repub lican. Willow Springs road district No. 17—For supervisor. W H Penninger, democrat. Mound No. 16------------ Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur of Phoenix. niture. Republican Nominee. FLOUNCE ROCK DISTRICT. Justice, C W fakeel, republican; consta ble, W J Colvin, republican; supervisor, For County Commissioner The great California industry. Fort dist No. 27, McDonald Perdue, republican. Trail Jio. 26—Supervisor, D W Pence, THOS. RILEY, unes are now being made raising them. democrat. Our breeding farm is among the largest in California. Does from $5 up. To in troduce our stock we will make large dis counts on orders of three or more. Buy direct from the breeder. We start you right. Dealers can treble their money on our stock. B lue R ibbon R abbetby . 75 Pierce St., San Francisco, Cal. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE. New Dry Goods & Clothing of Eagle Point. EAGLE POINT DISTRICT. Justice, A J Florey, republican; consta ble. John Williscroft, republican. Road Republican Nominee. supervisors, dist No. 15, G W Howard, re- Sublican; No. 30, John Ashpole, democrat; o. 31, F J Ayers, republican. For Congressman.... Big Butte dist No. 28------- No, 29 ----- Lake Creek dist No. 13, Rudolph Pech, THOS. H. TONGUE, republican; supervisor No. 14, Herman Meyer, republican. of Washington County. Climax dist No. 12, supervisor. F M High School Graduates Banqueted. Thompson, republican, Aaron Wyland. regular people's. Republican Nominee. The Ashland High School Alumni As GOLD HILL DISTRICT. sociation banqueted the new high school Justice, J B R Morelock, democrat; con graduates at. Hotel Oregon Saturday stable, John Humphrey, republican, Geo evening. The exercises took place in Sperry, democrat. the hotel parlors and the program was Dist 18, supervisor, I Householder, dem as follows. ocrat, K Kay. republican. Rock Point road dist No. 19, supervisor, 1. Reading of Minutes. 2. Address of Welcome, Thomas W. R L Dusenberry, democrat. Foots Creek road dist No. 20. supervisor, Hammond. C Carr, republican, G W Lance, jr., inde 3. Response, John H. Mattern. J A Martin, regular peoples, J M 4. Instrumental Solo, “With Song pendent, Noe, democrat and Mirth,” Miss Bessie Stanley. TABLE ROCK DISTRICT. 5. Recitation, Oh, Captain, My Cap Constable, Thos. Wyart, republican; su tain !” Miss Lillian Patterson. dist 25, Frank McLaughlin, repub 6. Vocal Solo, “Asleep on the Deep,” pervisor lican. Leon Patrick. Road dist 23, Sams Valley precinct, su 7. Recitation, “Hazy Days o’ May,” pervisor. Riley Morrison, republican. Robt. McWilliams. Meadows road dist No 24, supervisor, 8. Reading of Correspondence, Miss Henry Griner, republican. Edith Crowson, Sec. WOODVILLE DISTRICT. 9. Election of Officers. Justice, W P Hillis, democrat. J W Os The following officers were elected for bourne, republican, J B Phelps, sr., demo the present alumni year: President, crat; constable. 8H Moore democrat, E Waldo Klum; secretary and treasurer, Stevens, republican, C E Wilcox, demo Docia Willits; vice president,Mamie Mc crat. Supervisor dist 21, J D Wimer, re publican, John Woods, democrat. Williams. Pleasant Creek road dist 22, supervisor, After the above program was rendered , G ^n™‘ons^ democrat Jas bwe'ns dem- the members of the alumni repaired to ocrat, the banqueting board where I. E. Vin-. TALFNT DISTRICT. nig officiated as toast master and the' Justice, W Beeson, regular peoples; con following toasts were proposed and re stable. E Brooks, regular peoples, road su sponded to: pervisor dist No. 3------- “Class of 1900,” Docia Willits. MgDFORD DISTRICT. “Alumni,” Sueie Homes. Justice, C A Boardman, independent, F “Absent Members,” Henry Galey. M Stewart, republican, James Stewart, “Our Flag on Land,” James Spencer. democrat; constable, John Hardin, inde “Our Flag on Sea,” Rosa Dodge. pendent, T W Johnson, democrat. “Garden of Girls,” Jessie Wagner. Roxy road dist No. 11, supervisor, A W “Bashful Boys,” Ralph Bacon. Clemens, democrat, C C Taylor, rep. Pooh Bah precinct— Road dist No. 9. “Nature’s School,” Leon Patrick. “Our Safeguard the Public Schools,” supervisor, I W Thomas, ind., A M Wil son ind; dist No. 8, J P True, ind. C. A. Hitchcock. STORE I For Representative.... J. H. BEEMAN. of Gold Hill. Williams Block. High School Commencement. The Chautauqua Tabernacle wras packed like a sardine box, with a large crowd outside the building and hundreds turned away last Thursday evening to listen to the program of the 10th an nual commencement of the Ashland High School, which was as follows: The following is the program rendered: Invocation, Rev. J. T. Abbett. Salutatory, Blaine Klum. Ashland Girls Quartet, “Concert Waltz,” Misses Bolton, Churchman, Willits and Rose. ( (a) “On the Philippines,” Recitations (b) “On the New Woman,” ( icj “On Football,” Johu H. Mattern. Scene from Romola: Romola, Mary E Caldwell; Savonarola, Chandler W. Watson. Ashland Girls’ Quartet, “Doan Ye Cry, Ma Honey.” o _ ( - (a) Recitation (b) “ .. Lorraine, Talk on ” Tap„ Frances M. McWilliams. Discussion, Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Docia V. Willits, Mattie Kincaid, Ernest W. Long, Thornton S. Wiley. Piano Solo, “Rondo Capriccioso,” Mary E. Caldwell. “Class of 1900,” Ralph Bacon. Valedictory, James M. Spencer. Ashland Girls’ Quartet, “My Old Ken tucky Home.” Address to Class, Dr. Frank Strong, Pres, U. of O. Presentation of Sherwin Educational medal to Miss Docia Willits by Prof. C. A. Hitchcock. Presentation of diplomas by Chairman D. L. Rice of the Board of Directors of the school to the following graduates: Frances M. McWilliams, Mary E. Cald well, Grace Bacon, James M. Spencer, Thornton S. Wiley, John H. Mattern, Mattie Kincaid, Docia V. Willits, Fannie Standard, Blaine K’.um, Ernest W. Long, Ralph Bacon, Chandler W. Wat son. Benediction by Rev. G. W. Nelson. Your Face A FULL LINE of SHOES in LATEST STYLES Just Added to ’Stock. New Goods Constantly Arriving. Regular Democratic Nominee. R. N. NASON’S PAINT! For County Commissioner. .. GEO. P. LINDLEY, of Medford. Stonide Floor Paint, - - National Wagon Paint, Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO. Democratic Nominee. For Cuunty JuJ¿e ....... ’*a2SEBB^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK CHAS. PRIM, of Jacksonville. Regular Democratic Nominee. “After suffering from severe dyspepsia over twelve years and using many remedies without permanent good 1 finally took Kodal Dyspepsia Cure. It did me so much good I recommend it to everyone.” writes J. E. Watkins. Clerk and Recorder, ChillU cothe, Mo. It digests what you eat. E ugene A. S herwim . The easiest and most effective method of purifying the blood and invigorating the system is to take DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pills for cleansing the liver and bowels. E ugene A. S herwin W. 8 Musser, Milheim, Pa., saved the life of his little girl by giving her One Min ute Cough Cure when she was dying from croup It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. It quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, grippe, asthma and all tjiromt and lung troubles. ElXIkN $ A. BUCJtWUL © ROBBINS’ PLANING MILL, For County School Superintendent.... L. A. STOCKING, of Central Po'nt. Democratic Nominee. For Sheriff.... W. H. BRUNK, FURNITURE Window Shades, A Zqvs, Draperies, Carpets, Linoleum. of Ashland. Justice. J H Knutzen, dem. Supervisor Democratic Nominee. dist No. 6, E F Layton, deiu., J L Wool ridge. ind Union dist No. 7. supervisor, W H Bost For County Recorder.... wick, dem, H Offenbacher, rep. Watkins No. 5, supervisor------- W. O; MARKS, Sterling road dist No. 4, supervisor, Jas Cantrall, dem. of Ashland. x.l. o- 4 PHOEXIX DISTRICT. Supervisor dist No, 10, L A Rose, repub lican, J R Smith, regular peoples. Democratic Nominee. 9 Opera House Block, Ashland. DO YOU KNOW Consumption is preventable? Science has For County R ?corder.... proven that, and also that neglect is sui cidal. The worst cold or cough can be PETER APPLEGATE, cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consump Central P<5lnt. tion cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over 50 years. E ugene A. S herwin , Drug gist. _________________ Republican Nominee. The Sugar Pine Co’s, big traction en- ine and train brought the first load of Present Incumbent. lumber of the season from Big Butte to Medford, 26 miles, last week, being 16,- For District Attorney.... 000 feet.. A. A. Davis is superintending the hauling. The company have 16 A. E. REAMES, teams hauling the lumber from Gray’s mill to Big Butte, a distance of 16 miles. of Jacksonville. ■' ........................ 1 ASHLAND MILLS. CÖÜiFX PATENT Ï FLOUR, ) -g BORN. Regular Democratic and Peoples’ Part) Nominee. FRENCH—Near Eagle Point. May 6, 1900, jo Mr. and Mrs. J. H. French, a For County Judge.... daughter. N. L. NARREGAN, SMITH—In Gold Hill, May 17, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith, a son. of Medford. STORM—In Ashland, May 26, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Storm, a son. Republican Nominee. FOSS—In Talent precinct, May 24,1900. to Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Foss, a daughter. For Congress ... B. DALY, MARRIED, W. J. VIRGIN & C0*. PR©P’S H. S. EVANS,ASHLAND'OK Main St. of Lakeview. PERRY—NICHOLS —Near Ashland, May 27, 1900, Joseph Perry, of Gold Hill, and Rachel Virginia Nichols, of Democratic and Peoples’ Tarty Nomi nee. Ashland, by Rev. A. M Russell. MARTIN—HAIGHT—In Little Shasta, May 23d, 1900, by Rev. G. M. Dexter, For Assessor.... Brice M. Marlin and Miss Ida Haight, both of Little Shasta. JOHN GRIEVE SPARLIN—HARPER—At Oro Fino, of Central Point. May 20, 1900. by Rev. P. H. Harper, George Henry Sparlin of Williams, Or., and Miss Emma Joanna Harper Regular Peoples’ Patty Nominee. of Oro Fino, Cal. B uilding P apers , W rapping P apers and T wines . ARTISTS* MATERIALS. ' -S- XXX I 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 VW” *• W -»■ W V F. L CAMPS -»-»--»-■------- •-•- -»- XXXX * • * " 4 4 4 J 4 » 4 TMs 4 4 4 4 i 4 '4 > 9 4 4 4 • t ♦ ....The Photographer Has Returned and Has Equipped His Old Established Gallery in Ashland With J. 4* ! THE LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY Carbon Finish. Photoe in Water Colors. Pictures in the Latest Styles. Developing and Finishing for Amateurs. Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children. t I ♦ -> X I Gallery Opposite + + Hotel Oregon, t f ' —— — , ..-------------- - - z ❖ + •t» JL JU*S« A, -». al *- -»-».<». ».-»-^». JU -* A, JU .t.A.li it- .LihiOt .2« X AA iti if r -tr iliilL X X A XA A«|e V""""V“ W 4 “ " F W W * • " • * • • " 4 i 4 1 ’1’ 4' *4 “ • 4 4 4 4 4*144 I 4T ~9 a • J. W. LING, / ». ETC. PAPERING. PAINTING, WATKINS—Near Eagle Point, May 16, of Climax. Mrs. Margaret Watkins, aged 80 years. WALRAU— In Ashland, May 28, 1900, Mrs. Jane Walrad, wife of D. P. Wal- Regular Peoples’ Party Nominee. rad, aged about 80 years. ROBBINS—In Ashland, May 21,1900, For Representative.... Eliza Ann Robbins, aged about 68 yrs SAVE YOUR HAIR WITH SHAMPOOS or Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall, FJAIHSTTS. PAINTERS’ TOOLS WJLLL T’JLT’EIÒ, G-LJLS. ETC. Shows the state of your feelings and the stae of yonr health as well. Impure blood makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow complexion. Pimples and Skin Eruptions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have a healthy appearance, you DIED. For Joint Representative.... should try Acker’s Blood Euxir. It cures all Dlood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas Jackson and Douglas. and so called purifiers fail; knowing this, PECH—In Lake Creek precinct, May 18, we sell every bottle on a positive guaiantee. 1900, Fred Pech, aged 58 years. GRANT RAWLINGS, E ugene A.S herwin . The Astoria News is responsible for this story: Bernard Daly, silver candi date for congress against Tom Tongue, is playing for the female suffrage vote. He is a bachelor and was put on a com mittee of woman suffragists. The type writer added “Mrs.” to his name and hence a regular cackle was started up all over the state. Main Street. ..................... PHONE NO. 205...................... APPLEGATE DISTRICT. ‘■I cin certify that One Minute Cough Cure will do all it is claimed for it. Mv wife could not get her breath and the first dose of it relieved her. It bas also benetitea my whole family.” It acts i.nmediatelv and aud cures cough.colds, croup, grippe, bron chitis. asthma and all thioat and lung troubles. E ugene A. S herwin . o BtaNtte Sgaatm tf NO. I. JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT. of Medford. Regular Peoples’ Party Nominee. For County Clerk.... W. B. JACKSON, of Medford. I The Kind You Hate Always Bought Cannot be better spent than by subacrib« ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a year. Just think 1 $1.75 rives you all the news for a year. Try it I For County Clerk.... Justice of the peace, W. 3 Plymale, re- publican; constable, Frank Kasshafer, re- publican. Medford is to have a special election on June 4th, the day of the general elec tion, to vote upon the matter of issuing $45,000 in city bonds at a rate of interest not to exceed 6 per cent per annum, the proceeds of said bonded indebtedness proposed to be created to be used by said board of trustees for the payment of $20,000 outstanding water bonds and the residue to be applied in payment of existing eight per cent and other war doctors called an incurable ulcer on my J. Q flood, Justice of the Peace. Crosby, rants issued by said town in payment of Department ot the Interior. J.an i Office jaw.” Cures piles and all skin diseases. at Roseburg. Oregon, April 20, 1900. Ixxik out lor worthless imitations. Miss., makes the following statement: its indebtedness. CASTOR IA $1.75 Beigian Hares. Intense eufferiDg was endured by wit ness T L. Martin, of Dixie, Kv., b fore he gave this evidence : “I coughed every night until my throat was raw ; them tried Dr. King’s New Discovery which gave instant relief. I have used it in tny fam lv for four vears and recommend it as the greatest remedy for Coughs, Colds and all Throat. Chest and Lung troubles It will stop the worst coughs, and not only prevents but abeolutelv cures Cou. sumption. Price50 cts. and $1. Every “I had stomach trouble twenty years and bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at gave op hope of being cured till I began to E. A. Sherwin's___________ use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It has done Washington. May 26.—Commissioner rue so much good I call it the savior of my life,” writes W. R. Wilkinson, Albany, B. Hermann, of the General Land Of Totin. It digests what you eat. E ugene fice, has issued an order instructing A. S herwin . , Superintendents of Forest Reserve Miss Myrtle Gill, of Dunsmuir, will throughout the We3t, to plant suitable __ t__ p____ ____ i_________ sapliugs and ____ trees where portions of ___ the have charge of the express department forests have been destroyed by fire. lie .during the absence of J. M. Schuler • is _ also _ making _ I. • _ . arrangements ____ ’ W lx for i 1 the lx as * a While clx a here she bo f the hn ruiaci r O guest nt of \T Mrs. establishment of a telephone system Schuler.—Sisson Mirror. which is to connect all the forest stations The foundations are being laid at Med in certain districts so that in the future ford for the Hotel Nash annex and A. in case of a forest fire, help may be sum M. Helms’ saloon building. The Nash moned immediately. annex will be 25x100 feet in size and one FOR SALK BY EUGENE A. SHERWIN J. C. Kennedy. Roanoke. Tenn., says. story high. The Helms building 25x60, “I cannot say too much for DeWitt's Witch one story high; both of brick. G. W. Hazel Salve One box of it cured what the Priddy is doing the mason work. Notice for Publication. Notice is hereby given that the following E ugene a . S hfr - wcn . named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof m support of his claim, and that »aid proof will 1« made be-! fore Gus Newbury, county clerk, at Jack sonville. 0-egon on June 16. 1900, viz. baniuel J Bailev on his H. E. No. 9M1 for For Infants and Children. the lots 1, 2 3 and 4 Sec. 6, Twp 40 8 R 4 K, He names the following witnesses to' prove his continuous residence upon and | culiivation of said land v'z: George W. Hailey. ofShnk«. Oregon: Juhn Moore, of Shake, Oreg »n ; Jamas 8 Bailey, of Shake, Hopkins, of Soda Jiprings, Sprl Oregon; Afford 1 Hopktns, I J. T. BRIDGES, Rwgtaan Oregon. ......... ASHLAND, OREGON 31, 1900. The following is a complete list of the precinct nominations for Jackson county, P. L. Stone left Tuesday for Lakeview. Frank McDaniel, the youthful slayer tiled with the county clerk and printed on T. A. Morris left Sunday for Whatcom, of Clara Fitch, still languishes in jail, the official ballot: John )Iack, the veteran O. & C. stage driver who has been keeping a saloon at Picard. Siskivott county, and sleeps over hi9 place of business one night recently awoke and found the stairs burned down. He had to jump out of a window to save his life. Geo. Otto’s blacksmith shop was also burned. The fire was of in cendiary origin. At the field day exercises at Seattle last Saturday, between the Washington University and the University of Oregon, said to be the greatest event of the kind ever held in the northwest, Dick Smith of Klamath Falls, won the most events for the Oregon team, thereby bringing victory to the webfoot state by the small margin if two points. The events which he won were the shot put, distance 36 feet 7Ji inches; running broad jump, distance 20 feet lOinches; hammer throw distance 127 feet lOinches. A. 8. Ryan was drowned Sunday week in the Klamath river about five miles below Shovel Creek. He was driving logs and slipped and fell into the rapids and that was the last seen of him by his comrades. Hon. B. J. Pengra the pioneer, now of Rossland, B. C., is in Klamath county. Miss Chastain of Bonanza is visiting Mrs. Nat. Langell at Jacksonville. VALLE! RECORD. Regular People’s Party Nominee. For Sheriff ... I A shland H ouse N, BOURGEOIS, PROPRIETOR. ASHLAND OREGON J. W. WILEY, and light dressings of Crrtcnu, purest of emol lient skin cures This stope felling hair, remove* crusts, scales and dandruff, soothes Irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates the bair follicle«, supplies the roots with energy111113 nourishment, and makes the hair grow npon * i««*, whole, acme, healthy scalp when *11 else fails. Sold throu,hout th« world. Meo, S oap . Me. i Opr». MIXT.SOC. P uttie D eco awd C hem . Coar., BolePrope, Berten. Send tor “Sow to taseBeauWUl Hau.” five. of Medford. Regular People’s Party Nominee. For District Attorney.... C. B. WATSON, RATES, $1.00 PER DAY Good Accommodations Located in the Heart of tJie City. Free Bus to and From all . Trains, of Ashland. Republican Nominee. Phjnnt Incumbent. The Valley Record for the News.
