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VALLEY RECORD.
ASHLAND, JACKSON
VOL. XIII.
Van Dyke's Sheep Hold.
HAMM VALLEY.
J.
M.
Martin of Little Shasta has par-
W, H. Morgan cane in from Wool River
Valley Fridav via tipper Rogue river and chased J G. Van Dyke’s entire band of
Grater lake road tie reports about M-ven sheep-“tock, ewes and lambs, amounting
rm e-of snow. Mr M returned Lome to 1600 bead and will drive them to
Hnmtay accompar.ie t «-ith Ins two neices California in September. The price is
Miss Delia and Miss Bertha Morrison,
notgi»en out for publication, but Mr,
The election passed off quietly yesterday Van Dyke lias decided to go out of the
and as u>ual went democratic. Some of sheep business entirely.
the old boys are holding their beads in
their hands today nut they say it dont
Gold Hill Want» a New County.
make any diff-rence to them I guess it
dou’t they are too sick to care how
Dr A. C. Stanley is busy these days
things go
I preparing a bill which will be intro­
L C. Sisemore come in from Wood River duced in the next session of the legisla­
▼alter Sunday. Mr. 8. will equip himself ture to divide Jackson county on the
with machinery for making hay before re­ townships thirty-six and thirty-seven,
turning home.
I leaving Central Point in the old county
The “elton brothers started to Fort and to make Gold Hill the count? seat
Klamath Wednesday with their cattle of the new county. We are informed, by
J. R. Perry and wife of Gold Hili were I reliable persons that something in the
neighborhood of $1000 has already been
Visiting in the valley today.
pledged to lobby this measure throngh
anil that the bill will be passed without
KLAMATH COUNTY
a doubt, although there may be con­
Klamath county gave Tongue 47 ina- ’ siderable opposition.—Gold Hill News,
jority, Wolverton 50, Baily 85. and Val- June 6.
kenburg for treasurer 69, G. R. De Lap ;
for school superintendent 59. The sue- i
Walker Held for Trial.
cessful democratic candidates were S T. |
George
K. Walker, until recently post­
Summers sheriff 2 majority, James H. :
Driscoll clerk by 69. Jasper Bennett as- ■ master at Sam’s Valley, who was ar­
sessor by 120, Fred Melhase cominis- [ rested a few weeks ago charged with
sioner by 71. Geo. T. Baldwin, demo-' rape upon the person of his 15-year-old
crat, R. A. Emmett and T. H. Me Geer daughter, was given a preliminary hear­
republicans, joint representatives, and ing before Justice of the Peace A. L.
J. N. Williamson, republican, joint sen- . Gall in Sams Valley on the 7th instant.
He pleaded not guilty to the charge, and
ator, carried the county.
was held in the sum of $1000. He was
Miss Lillie Colahan of Alkali valley, again remanded to the custody of Sheriff
daughter of Mrs. John Colahan, was j Orme and in default of bail was placed in
married on’ the 3d instant to Joshua | county jail to await action of circuit
Brown of Dunsmuir, Cal. They will live court in September.
at the latter place where Mr Brown,
who was formerly foreman of the Ger­
S. O. Pioueer Society.
ber ranch in Horsefly Valley, is now
The annual business meeting of the
railroading.
Pioneer Society of Southeren Oregon
Chas A. Bolton of Ashland, son of J. wrs held in Ashland, Thursday. The
D. Bolton the horticulturist, was mar­ following officers were elected for the
ried on the 10th instant to Miss Gertie ensuing year: President, W. M. Col-
Me Clure of Poe valley in the parlors of vig, of Jacksonville; 1st vice president,
Hotel Linkville, Klamath Falls.
Robt. Cameron, of Uniontown ; 2d vice­
Benj E. Abbeloos formerly of Butte President, W. C. Myer, of Ashland;
creek. Jackson county, and Miss Martha i secretary, 8. J. Day, of Jacksonville;
E. Copeland of I.angell valley were treasurer, C. C. Beekman, of Jackson-
married on the 5th instant at the home : ville. The next annual reunion of the
society will be held in Jacksonville on
of her father, W. H. Copeland.
the first Thursday in September.
R. 8. Moore has gone to the repub­
lican national convention at Philadelphia
Public School Teachers.
as a delegate from this congressional
The
corps of teachers secured for the
district.
Ashland public schools for the ensuing
Judge G. W. Smith and wife and Alex year, thus far. are; C. A. Hitchcock, prin­
Martin, jr., have returned from a trip cipal; Miss Lida Lottridge, Miss Edith
Brown. Miss Margaret Byers, Miss M.
to 8an Francisco.
Julia Taylor, Miss Rosa Dodge, Miss Car-
Samuel Jackson and family have ria K Bentley, Mrs. Mary B. Moore, Miss
moved to Central Point, having sold bis Neilie Ewan. Miss Mary B. Leslie, Miss
May Tiffany. F W. Talcott Two teachers
Olene ranch.
are yet to be secured to complete the com­
Mrs. E. W. Gowen has gone to San plement of fourteen with which the schools
will reopen in September.
Francisco where her father is very ill.
PRESHED BRICKS.
Rev. F. G. Strange spent Sunday at
Gold Hill.
Medford will celebrate the 4th of July
in grand style.
See our line of crash and straw hats.
Miller & Bartges.
Miss Isabelle Helman went to Grants
Pass Sunday on a visit.
Jay Davis of Central Point was an
Ashland visitor Friday.
Have you seen those good stamp pic­
tures at Camps?
Fred H. Kelly, the Galls creek mining
man, spent Sunday in Ashland.
L. J Marek of Trail creek was in Ash­
land Saturday on a business trip.
Gorsline Bros, are moving their saw­
mill plant from Glendale to Woodville.
D T. Sears of Medford left for Klam­
ath Hot Springs for his health Saturday,
Miss Belle Potter the Jacksonville
teacher has gone to Napa, Cal., for the
summer.
G. E. Sackett, the mining man, was
over from Hornbrook Friday on a busi­
ness trip.
Misses Nellie Purvesand Minnie Robi­
son of Talent spent Sunday visiting Ash-
land friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Belts returned te
Ashland Friday from Portland and other
northern points.
Prof. S. F. Mathews of Detroit, Mich.,
is in Medford with a view of starting a
busiuess college.
Dr. J. T. Piimell returned to Henley
Monday from a visit te his wife who is
ill near Central Point.
John and George Beavenue of Jack­
sonville have gone to Niagara, Benton
county, for the summer.
Mrs A. E. Lowe returned to Horn­
brook Sunday from a visit with Wagner
creek and Ashland relatives.
Phil. Powell has returned to Ashland
from a ten months absence in Missouri,
Michigan and Santa Rosa, Gal.
Thos. Mooney, who has been stopping
in Jacksonville the past two years, has
returned to Minneapolis, Minn.
E. Sanderson Smith, formerly of this
county, but now of Sumpter, has gone to
New York on a big mining deal.
The baseball game between Jackson­
ville and Eagle Point on the 1st instant
resulted in favor of the former—18 to 14.
J. M. Martin, the Little Shasta sheep
buyor, arrived in the valley last week
looking after the fleecy animal market.
Hon. W. M. Colvig attended the su­
preme lodge session, A. O. U. W. of the
United States at Sioux Falls, S. D., last
week.
Mrs. A. Mattoon of San Francisco,
who has been spending a month with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. White, left for home
Monday.
Mrs. Laura Armburst and little daugh­
ter of Machias, Wash., after visiting in
Ashland left Saturday to visit relatives
at Henley.
D. B. Russell of the Davis-Virgin mill
at Medford went to Ft. Jones Monday to
work a couple of months in E. Reich-
man’s mill.
H. Farlow left this week for Linn
county to look after his farm and visit
pioneer friends and relatives in that
section until fall.
Rev. G. W. Black and family have
moved from Roslyn, Wash , to Burns,
Harney county, where he is in charge of
the Baptist church.
—
Joe Thomas returned to Jackson
county last week from his old home in
Tennessee, bringing along a charming
young lady as his brid.e.
Walter Dudley of Yreka arrived Satur­
day to take a position as brakeman on
the Southern Pacific. He went out on
the great A. R. U. strike.
W. R. Medley, who has been visiting
relatives and friends up north while bis
big toe was taking time to heal up, re­
turned to Ashland Friday.
Miss Maysie Foster of Medford will
sp«nd the summer with her parents at
Knappa, this state, returning to Med­
ford to teach in September.
Jesse Helms of Bonanza, Klamath
county, after visiting Ashland relatives
left Saturday for San Francisco to enter
E. J. Creely’s veterinary surgery school.
COUNTY, OK EGON, THURSDAY,
MINING ITEMS.
The sum of $419.93 was the result of
the latest crushing of 12*-* tons of ore
from Winningham & Pene’s quartz mine
on Applegate as sold at the mint. The
free gold went $33.59 per ton. Develop­
ment work is progressing.
The new Grand Applegate Mining Co ,
have finished ditch cleaning, etc., and
last week began piping day and night
with a head of water that will last them
the year round. Ten men'are at work.
A rich body of ore has been struck on
the Pike’s Peak claim of the Kubli mine
on Galls creek, carrying, according to
carefnl estimates, about $200 to the ton.
The vein is eighteen inches wide, and in­
dications are that this is the main ledge
and that the small vein known as the
Gold Standard, and the original dis­
covery, is only a large and highly min­
eralized stringer from the main ledge,
and that they will come together and
form one large ledge. They are parallel
i and only four feet apart. Mr. Kubli
thinks they have out $2500 of the rich
quartz,
anil no indications yet of the
'
rice ore being exhausted. The ore is be­
ing carefully sacked as it is taken out.
Mail.
L. E. Browning while in from the
“Yellow Horn Mine,” stated that their
property was looking first rate and they
are pleased with the development thus
far made. They now have in a 140 foot
tunnel, with a 30 foot shaft. They have
another tunnel started, and are now* con­
sidering the question of a mNl. They
now have 130 tons of ore on the dump,
Their ore essays—lowest $10.10, highest
$864, per ton; but averages across ledge
about $129. The property is on the
same mountain as the Victor Jr. pro­
perty, and he tells us that some of the
ore can not be told from the Greenback.
They keep from two to four men at work.(
The owners of this property are Messrs.
Browning & Sons and Mr. Conger.
Portland Mining Stock Exchange is
almost ready to open. The business of
the exchange will be transacted in the
Auditorium Hall of Commerce. Already
fully fifteen brokers and their families
have become residents of Portland.
W. H. Hampton, of the Columbia
mine at Placer, says they are now clean­
ing up at their mine. They will make
a good clean-up, much better than last
year, but not as large as was expected
on account of no snows in the
mountains, which cut the late run short
Mr. Hampton says he believes all the
placers in that section have now closed
down.
JUNE
14, 1900.
R oyal Kx
B mung
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
The Southern Oregon State Normal
School Closes Its School Year With
Appropriate Exers;ses.
COMMENCEMENT PJtOGRAM, JUNE 13.
10:00 A. M.
1900,
Vocal Solo—“Lovely Spring,”. Coenew,
Mrs. Wm. Pracht.
Salutatory . “TheChambered Nautilus,”
Minnie F. Hockenyos.
Oration.................. “Military Training,”
Qhestw F. Easter.
Piano Solo—3d Ballads, op. 47. Chapin,
Mary Leeston Smith.
Oration......................................................
“The Beauty and Power of Music,”
Minerva Gowland.
Oration................... “Oliver Cromwell,”
Morton E. Newton.
Oration....... “The Battle of the Strong,”
Marie E. Cottrell.
Piano Solo—Belusario, op. 27....Govia
Mary Ethel Caldwell.
Oration...........“The Leaves of Nature,”
Cressie K. Norton.
Oration... .‘ The Artist and His Model,”
Retta McIntosh." *
AFTERNOON.
Vocal Solo—“The Children’s Home,”
..{.......................................... .Cowen
Miss Mabel Jones.
Oration .............................“Liquid Air,”
C. E. Stevens.
Oration................... “Deeds, l^ot Birth,”
Ida Stewart.
Oration. ..“Recognizing Opportunities”
Lulu Cobb.
Piano Duet—“Seguidilla,”........... Holst
Pianoforte I, Miss Caldwell,
Pianoforte II, Miss Smith.
Oration.................... “Mothers of Men,”
Hallie C. Thomas.
Valedictory.......................... Class Motto,
Sam P. Robbins.
Presentation of Sherwin Educational
Medal to Valedictorian.
Presentation of Diplomas by Supt.
of Public Instruction, G. H. Ackerman.
Class Song.
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Benediction.
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THE JOHN BARRETT CO
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! Importers and Dealers in
Tile Flooring, Electroliers,
and Incandescent Lamps.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
......... A8HLAND, OREGON
Prof. H. C. Sheldon, of Boston uni­
versity, addressed the Newark Meth­
odist Episcopal conference in the Mar,
ket Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Estimates given on Electrical] Plants, Electric House
Paterson, N. J.^the other tlay.jind de­
fended his institution against the re­
cent charges brought against one of Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-PIlCB Fur­
its professors because of his teachings
on the higher criticism. “I believe,” niture. Agents forjthe new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
said Prof. Sheldon, “that if a grand
inquisition got at our ministers three-
fourths of them could be convicted of
heresy upon some point.”
Instantly there was a storm of pro­
tests, but Prof. Sheldon continued:
“I asked an old divine, who said to
me: ‘Make it nine-tenths, and you’ll
have it more nearly right.’”
The younger men were the first to
make open protest. Presumably from
courtesy to a brother professor. Dr.
.................. PHONE NO. 20S...................
Butty, the head of the theological in­
stitution at Madison, moved for unan­
imous consent to allow Dr. Sheldon to
continue.
Rev. C. M. Kemble demanded, after
Dr. Sheldon's address, that the con­
ference show a courteous disposition
and pass a resolution of thanks to
Mr. Sheldon.
Williams Block
Main Street
A FULL LINE of SHOES in
LATEST STYLES Just fAdded to
Stock. New Goods Constantly
Arriving.
The Enjrllah Khaki Tnnie.
The khaki tunic has two large out­
side breast-pockets, each with a flnp.
These are really double pockets, for
they are subdivided so as to hold a
store of. reserve ammunition in addi­
tion to the handkerchief and any small
personal belongings. The ordinary
supply of animuiiition is of course car­
ried in the bandolier, which is of broivn
leather to match tliekbaki. There are
also two small skirt pockets. One
holds a card with the name, number,
and statement as to the next-of-kin of
the wearer, the otper a supply of lint
for “first aid.” The old serge tunic,
which the khaki has ousted, was de­
signed to serve for either home or for­
eign service. But the two outside pock­
ets were in lhe skirt, instead of the
breast. And theflapsweresewndownso
thatthe pockets could not be used. The
two pockets on the inside, for the card
and the lint, existed in the same rudi­
mentary condition. It was an easy
matter, however, to bring them into
use, when on active service, by simply
ripping up the Stitches.—Good Words.
R. N. NASON’S PAINT!
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO.
-^“^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
ROBBINS’ PLANING MILL,
©
I awoke last night with severe pains
Program of commencement exercises
in my 6tomach. I never felt so badly in at Chautauqua tabernacle, Monday even­
C. C. Lowe has returned from a trip to
Ex-Treasurer AV . E. Howe to Be
all my life. When I came down to work ing, June 11 :
Jackson county.
Liberated.
this morning I felt so weak I could hardly 1. F
Piano Quartet,“Revel of theWitches” i
Butler Walker of Bly went to Ashland Salem Statesman, June 8. J
work. I went to Miller & McCurdy’s
Pianoforte I. Margaret Smith,
•
last week.
drug store and they recommended
Elizabeth Stanley.
Gov. T. T. Geer yesterday granted a
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
Pianoforte
II, Lulu Briggs,
commutation
of
the
sentence
of
W.
E.
A Life And Death Fight.
rhoea Remedv. It worked like magic
Luella Holburg.
Howe,
former
treasurer
of
Klamath
and one dose fixed me all right. It cer­ 2. Vocal Solo, “Daddy,”......... Behrend
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, Iu,
who is serving a seven years’
tainly is the finest thing I ever used for
writing of his almost miraculous escape county,
Kate Angle.
term in the state penitentiary for em­
from death, save: “Exposure after bezzlement. of public funds. The prison­
stomach trouble. I shall not be without 3. Piano Solo, “Song of the Bathers”
measels induced serious lung «rouble,
it in my home hereafter, for I should ..................
Wachs
A Bureaucrat.
’s sentence expires on July 21st, and
which ended In Consumption. I had er
not care to endure the sufferings of last
Edith Strange.
Mre. Wunder—I understand your
the
commutation
is
for
the
purpose
of
*
frequent hemorrhages and couched night giving him a discharge on June 15th
night again for fifty times its price.—G. 4. Piano Solo, “Fresh Life,”. .Spindler husband holds a government position.
W. W ilson . Liveryman. Burgettstown,
and day. All my doctors said I must Howe was received in the penitentiary
Pearl Russell
Mrs. l’arvenoo—.Yes, he is in the chif­
soon die. Then I began to use Dr. in 1894, having been convicted of the em-
Washington Co., Pa. This remedy is 5. Quartet, “The Owl and the Pussy
fonier of statistics.—Baltimore Ameri-
King’s New Discovery which wholly bezzlementot a large amountof the funds
I for sale by E ugene A. S herwin .
Cat”.............. i............... DeKoven
cured me. Hundreds have used it on of Klamath county. His defalcation was
Messrs. Talcott, Long, Patrick,
Glorious News.
Drain Normal School,
my advice and all say it never fails to made good by the bondsmen, one of
Patrick.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.” whom, the present State Treasurer Hou.
6.
Piano
Duet,
“
Roses
de
Bohime
”
The members of the State Board of
R-gular size 50c end $1. Trial-., bottles Chas. S. Moore, being compelled to pay
..............
......................... Kowalski Washita, I. T. lie writes: “Electric
Education attended a meeting of the
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of icrofula
free at Eugene A. Sherwin’s.
Million,
Luella Holburg.
Mabel
Board
of
Regents
of
the
Drain
Normal
$1600 as his share of the loss.
which bad caused her great suffering for
7.
Piano
Solo,
“
Perpetual
Motion
”
School
at
Drain
Saturday.
The
Regents
The commutation was granted upon
<
years. Terrible sores would break out
City Council Proceedings.
..................................................
Weber
elected the following faculty: President,
the recommendation of the sentencing
on
her Heid and face, and tbebes’ doctors
9
(
Lulu Briggs.
0. L. Kuykendall, of Colorado; vice-
Minutes of May meetings and usual judge, accompanied by a large list of pe­
could give no help; but know her bealtL
8.
Vocal
Solo,
“
Grand
Old
Ocean
”
z
Opera
House
Block,
Ashland.
president
and
professor
of
mathematics,
titioners, many of whom were among the
official reports read and approved.
is excellent.” Electric Bitters is the
Professor Dell Kuykendall, of Eugene; ...................................................... Millard i best blood purifier known. It’s the su­
In the matter of improvements at the most prominent men in southern Ore­
Mabel
Jones.
professor ot literature, Miss Alloway, of
head of the upper system of water works, gon. State Treasurer Moore also urged
preme remedv for eczema, tetter, Balt
Tiie Dalles; teachers in training depart­ 9. Piano Solo, “In the Gondola” Bendel rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores.
which was carefully discussed, the water clemency, saying that the embezzlement
Elizabeth
Stanley.
ment,
L.
H.
Brown
and
Mrs.
L.
H.
of
the
county
funds
by
the
former
treas
­
superintendent was instructed to have
10. Piano Trio, “Festival March” Behr It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
Brown, of Wilbur.
the excavation work done and a new urer was the first wrongful act ever
expels poisons, helps digestion, builds
New officers of the Board of Regents Edna Neil, Lillian Hilty, Edith Strange. up the strength. Only 50cts. Sold by
wooden bill ahead built, the pipe line to known to liaye been committed by him.
were chosen as follows: President. Jo­ 1.1 Piano Solo, “On Blooming Meadow” Eugene A- Sherwin DruggiBt.
be extended 150 feet higher up the creek Mrs. Howe, the prisonsr’s wife, is now a
Rive King
seph Lyons; secretary, Ira Wimderly; .....................
to the new head works, new and larger resident of Oakland, Cal., and is anxious­
1 treasurer, J. T. Bridges; executive com­
Mabel Million.
pipe connecting with the present 10 ly awaiting the release of her husband.
mittee, Joseph Lvons, Ben D. Boswell 12. Vocal Solo, “Teil Her I Love Her
inch main.
and Robert Veatch.
So”...................................... DeFaye
Boy Badly Injured by a Hog.
Pettion of property owners to vacate
The last legislature appropriated $7509
Fred Talcott.
Nevada street in P. H. and N. addition
A little boy about 8 years old, son of
for the Drain Normal School, this sum to 13. Piano Solo, “Mignon”... .Lysberg
granted by the Council.
Henry Hagadorn, of the Snowden sec­
be paid quarterly. The school has
Margaret Leeson Smith
A bill of $705 for new water pipe and tion north of Montague, had his arms
drawn five-eights of the appropriation ; 14. Quartet, (a) “Last Rose of Summer”
fixtures and a bill of $435 for 400 feet of badly bitten and chewed up by a hog at
that is, for four quarters of 1899 and one
Flotow; (b) “Welcome Pretty Prim­
fire hose were ordered paid. Bills aggre­ the ranch, last Tuesday, and would have
quarter of 1900. The school has an in­
rose,” Pinsuti.
gating $1200 for street improvement been killed had not screams brought his
come of about $509 per annum from the
Mrs. Pracht, Misses Briggs, Thomas,
work and $300 for labor in the work of mother to the rescue. Boy like, he
Drain school district, and $800 from
Jones.
extending the water system, during May went into the hog pen to catch one of
tuition, giving a total of about $5000 per 15. Piano Quartet, “Faust Waltz”
were audited, the total claims audited, the little 5-weeks-old pigs, and suc­
tuticuraSoads
year with which to conduct the institu­ ..........................
Gounod
including lights, salaries, etc., amount­ ceeded, but the old sow made a vicious
tion. The secretary’s report shows a
Pianoforte 1, Bessie Eddy,
VEDICIHAL&TOILH
ing to $2850.
attack iu defence of her little ones,
balance of abcut $600 on hand at tire
Rosa Patterson.
throwing the boy down and chewing up
close of this Bchool year. There are
Pianoforte II, Mabel Jones,
Alva Danielson, who is employed in the right arm in a frightful manner, be­
40 pupils in the normal department at
Fred Talcott.
the elecrical machinery department of sides biting the left arm seriously. It is
Putman
Fadeless
Dyes
do
not
stain
pretent._________
the Sunset Telephone Co. at Oakland, probable that the right arm may have to
Cal, arrived last week to spend the sum­ be amputated. The hog could not be the hands or spot the kettle. Sold by
CLASS DAY PROGRAM.
Jim Keene Bets on Bryan.
ONE NIGHT CURE
mer in Jackson county. He visited his blamed as it is only natural for the E ugene A. S herwin .
Main St. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall,
Chapel
room,
Friday, June 8,1900, at
Soak the hands thoroughly, on retiring, in
Jim Keene, once the milk peddler of
father, Dr. 8. Danielson, at Klamathon, mother to defend her young to the full­
Landlord S. R. Reeves retires from
2 . p. in.
a hot lather of C uticuka S oap . Dry, and
Shasta,
now
“
the
czar
of
Wall
street,
Cal , while en route.
the
management
of
Hotel
Nash
July
1st.
freely with C uticuka ointment, the
est extent and in any manner possible.
Mabel Jones anoint
Solo
FA-IUSTTS. PAINTERS’ TOOLS
aud will look for a new location. I. L. the unchallenged king of speculation,” Piano
great skin cure and purest of emollients.
Address
by
Class
President.
.C.
F.
Easter
Wear
old
gloves during the night. For sore
is
making
a
little
political
history
in
Hamilton
will
again
take
charge
of
the
Big
Lumber
Chute
Burned.
DIED.
itching, burning palms, and painful
WALL PAPER, ŒLJLS. ETC.
New York. Keene was for McKinley in Recitation................ Morton E. Newton hands,
I
house.
Vocal Solo.................... Winfield Hughes finger ends, this treatment is wonderful.
Yreka Journal, June 7.]
1896,
and
gave
$40,000
towards
hie
cam
­
B uilding P apers , W rapping P apers amd T wimxs . ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Chas. Jacobs who has been working at
Class History........................ Ida Stewart
TYLER—In Ashland, June 9, 1900,
Sold throughout the world. P otter Dara aw b C h **.
About 600 feet of the half mile log ( the Ashland Iron Works and Gordon paign. Today he is for Bryan, and bet Piano Solo........................ Maggie Smith
Cour., Props., Boeton
“All About the Skin, bctu^
George W. Tyler, aged 72 years.
chute at Klamath river, near mouth of
Hair, and Ilan ds," free.
who has been employed at the $75,00 to $10,000 that the Nebraskan
Poem................ Minerva Gowland
The deceased was the venerable father Shovel creek, was destroyed by fire Tues- Jacobs,
j Gold Standard mine near Jacksonville, would be elected. The Redding Search­ Class
Oration
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C.
E
Stevens
of Mrs 8. T. Rogers of Ashland and has day afernoon week, from some unknown ,
light says of him: In the early days of this
made his home with her for many years. reason, although it is supposed to have returned te Henley this week.
county Keene peddled milk in the streets Vocal Solo...................Gertrude Wilson
Prophecy.......................... Hallie Thomae
The funeral took place Monday afer- been the result of the careless dropping
Mrs. E. E Thompson of Sonoma, Cal., of Shasta. He made a small raise deal­
noon, lie services being conducted by of a match or lighted cigar by men go­ is visiting her folks, J. G. Van Dyke ing in Humboldt mining shares and Vocal Solo............................Fred Talcott
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Rev. G. W. Nelson of the Congrega­ ing up or down the chute after a drive, and family at Medford.
There he
Rev. Mr. moved to San Francisco.
Presentation of Class Memento.
tional church the interment being in to see if it was all right. A watchman Thompson is canvassing California for a made a stake of about $30,000 and then
Hargadine cemetery.
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keeps guard at the top of a high river religious work of which he is the author. lost it all. He was finally able to leave
PROGRAM ELOCUTIONARY CONTEST.
San Francisco for the East with $6,000-
bank, but the fire got too much headway
A ckers D yspkpsia T ablets are sold on a 000. There he went broke again, but
Saturday evening, June 9, Chautauqua
when discovered to put it out. It may positive
guarantee. Cures heart-burn,
building.
take a couple of weeks to repair the dam­ raising of the food, distress after eating or today he is worth $20,000,000.
Nininger Block,
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Piano Solo, “Tarantella”......... Thomas
age, as it is built of hewed fir logs, re­ any form of dyspensia. One little tablet
Drying preparations simply develop
Miss B Eddy.
quiring some time to get out. As the gives immediate relief. 25cts. and 50cts.
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OREGON. f
dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions 1. “Toccoa, The Beautiful”....... Rodgers ASHLAND,
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
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company employs about 100 men, every E vgenk A. S herwin .
which adhere to the membrane and de-
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Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
'• Everyone in San Antonio, Texas, says bffort will be made to rebuid as quickly
Miss
G
Wilson.
Maude Prim, Ethel Florey, Cora Cam­ combose, causing a far more serious trou­ 9
that Acker’s English Remedy is the greatest as possible, in order that the big mill
“Union of Blue and Gray”. .Jackson
eron, Mae Grines and Geo. H. Merritt ble than the ordinary form of catanh
thing ever put up for coughs,
Call and see his new stock of Fine
Miss Minnie Hockenyos.
and
box
factory
may
have
an
abundant
o
colds, usthniu, bronchitis,
were the graduates of the Jacksonville Avoid all drying inhalants and use that
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc.
supply of logs to keep the full force public school this year. The address which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely’s 3. “My Lily’s Race”................. Hatch
croup and consumption. I
Balm is such a remedy and will
Mr T Edmiston.
occupied.
Lave been using it over four
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Carbon Finish.
was delivered by Rev. F. G. Strange Cream
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
cure catarrh ar a cold in the head easily 4. “The Cuban Refugee”......... Werner
Photos in Water Colors.
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and pleasantly. All druggists sell it at
Miss K Angle.
Lee Beall, formerly of Central Point,
St. Mary’s Academy of Jacksonville 50
Pictures in the Latent Styles.
or it will be mailed by Ely Broth­ 5. “Gazelle and Swan”...
Piner
50 YEARS’
over came the republican land-slide in has closed a very successful school year. ers, cents
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Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
56 Warren St., N. Y.
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Miss D Oden.
EXPERIENCE
Lakecounty and waselected county* treas­ The graduates were Lizzie Gloor of Ash­
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
H. B. Payton’s new two-story resi­ 6. “An Incident of SanJuan Hill” Irving
urer by 61 majority. Horace R. Dun­ land, Gertrude McCallen of Lakeview
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Mr F Talcott.
lap, formerly of Phoenix was elected and Luciuda Reames and Marie Nickell dence is receiving the linishing touches.
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Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon.
It commands a tine view of the town,
Vote by audience.
sheriff and J. Q. Willits was re-elected of Jacksonville.
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the interior is hard finished, and the Vocal Solo “There, Little Girl Don’t
county school superintendent. Though
Albany Democrat, June 4: PanlCos- building throughout is thoroughly mod
Cry” ......................................... Lavin
the courty went 165 republican Dr. Ber­
tel,
the
clever
mechanic,
who
has
been
ern.—Dunsmuir News. Mr. Payton waB
nard Daly for congress carried it by 26,
Miss L Briggs.
residing at Eugene the pastyear, has re­ formerly a railroad carpenter and as­ March........................................... Braham
it being his home county.
I RADE mARKS
turned to Albany, having accepted a po-
in the construction of the depot
Pianoforte I, Miss L Briggs,
D esigns
I ast fall I sprained my left hip while ' sition in the Albany Iron Works. His sisted
hotel in Ashland and is a brother of En­
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COPYRIGHTS AC.
Pianoforte II, Miss M Smith.
handling some heavv boxes. The doctor family will join him in a few weeks.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
gineer E. J. Payton of this cit^.
Pantomine, “Old Folks at Home,”....
Quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
years for all forms of throat and lung trou- ' I ^*hed on at first said
it was a
invention is probably patentable. Communion,
Picaninnies.
Henry
E.
Ankeny
left
on
the
6th
inst.
The run of salmon at Rogue river to
tiles, and have vet to conte across a case s ’.gbt strain and would soon be well, but
tlons strictly confidential. Handbook on Patauta
sent free. Oldest agency for securing. patents.
uhere it failed. We have four little ones In it crew worse and the doctor then said 1 for Philadelphia. Penn., to attend the date is disappointingly small, making Chorus, “Sweet Distant Chimes” Glover
Patents taken through M umu & Co. receive
Mrs
Pracht,
Misses
Wilson,
Briggs,
national
convention
of
the
republican
our family, and neither nty wife nor I have I had rheumatism. It continued to grow
times at Wedderburn and Gold Beach
special notice, without charge, in tb^
Jones,
Thomas,
Angle.
pYerlew^a-night’s sleep berau^e of thn<attrou^ j worse and I could hardly get around to party as a delegate at large from Oregon. quiet. The mouth of the river is very
Ides among the children. I guess that is more ' work. I went to a drug store and the Vin Cook came down from Por tiaud last shoal, which may to some extent account
than any other family can say. Acker’s druggist recommended me to try Cham­ week to take charge of the Sterling mine for the light run of salmon.—Del Norte
Your Face
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Eareest cir­
English Remedy isjust as effective for grown­ berlain's Pain Balm. I tiied it and one- during his absence.
culation of any scientific journal. Terms. »3»
Record.
the
state
of your feelings and the
Shows
up people a« for the vinmg It seems to go
year; four months, »L Sold byall newsdMlers.
half
of
a
50-cent
bottle
cured
n.e
entirely.
Impure
blood
sta
’
e
of
your
health
as
we!!,
straight to tlie place where the trouble lies
f
L. B Matney, a former resident
J.
D.
McCoy
of
Milton,
has
sold
to
makes
itself
apparent
in
a
pale
and
sallow
I
now
lecommend
it
to
all
my
friends.
in the throat and bronchial tubes and lungs.
of this county was drowned in the Chrisman & Parker of Kearney, Neb., completion. Pimples and Skin Eruptions.
BrtaJJ Office ss v St. Washiturton. D. <1
OREGON
ASHLAND.
It soothes and heals the irritated tissues, It is for sale by E cobkb A. S herwin .
Chehalis river, at Adna, Wash., on May 14,000 head of range horses to be de- If yon are feeling weak and worn out and
loosens up the phlegm and mucus in the
Election being over, perhaps we had 26th. He was with a crew of men who ivered September 1, 1900 ,
do not have a healthy appearance, you
breathing passages, quiets the nerves, invig­
Notice for Publication.
should try Acker’s Blood Elixir. It cures
orates the constitution ami slops the cough­ better turn our thoughts to the railroad were workiug on the river and was last
Medford has been in darkness for sev­ all olood diseases where cheap Sarsaparilla«
ing. My advice to parents is to always keep prospects again. Speaking of railroads, seen floating down tl;e stream on a
i. bottle in tla'.bouse. . It will be a constant we understand the projected Dalles and couple of logs. The body was dis­ eral nights past, owing to an accident to and so called purifiers fail; knowing this,
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Department ot the Iuterior, Laud Office
we sell every bottle on a positive guaiantee.
Safeguard itga>n*f croup.” (Stened)
Klamath Falls road, (being really a covered a short distance from the scene the electric light plant.
at’Roseburg. Oregon, April 20, 1990.
F. G. Z immerman . San Antonio, Tex. i branch of the C. B. ¿k Q.,) has already of the accident and properly buried by
R. S. Moore, en route to the Phila­ E ugene A. S herwin .
Notice is hereby given that the following
Baidal 2’« . tor and fl a bottle. throu bout the UniU.4 a party of surveyors iu the field.
They friends.
delphia convention ; Ky Taylor, en route
named settler has tiled notice of his inten­
Hi a i»* a and Canada i and in England, at is. 2d., 2s. 3d.,
tion to in ike final vr<x>f in support of bis
ti 6*1. If you ure not aaUafic«1 after buying, return the are coming this way from the Dalles,
All who suffer from pi'es will be glad to to the Masonic grand lodge, and Sher­
Vottk- tu your drugEtli and get your uiuuvy back-
claim, an! that said proof will be made be­
and it will probably be two or three learn that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will man Stout en route to Portland were
fore Gus Newbury, county Here, st Jack­
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the above <71. arc.Htee.
months before they arrive.—Klamath give them instant and permanent relief, Klamath Fall people who took Friday’s
Located
of
City.
sonville. Oreeon, on June 10. 19UG. viz
IT. 11. HO0KLR dr C&. Proprietors, New York
ft will cure eexema ana all skin diseases. train here.
Falls Republican.
Samuel J. Bailey on his II. E. No. 9584 for
Beware of counterfeits. E cgenk a . S hsr
For Infants and Children.
Neglect is the short step so many t«te
The following are the graduates of the win ,
the lots 1, 2, 3 an t 4 Sec. 6, Twp 40 8 R 4 K.
Bus to and
all
He names the following witnesses to
from a cough or cold to consumption. The
Medford high school;
Edna Wait,
early use of One Minute Cough Cure pre The Kind You Have Always Bought prove his continuous residence upon and
Edith Nicholson, Fern Notectine, Delpha
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vents consumption. It is the only harm-
cultivation of said land viz: George W.
A. Hammond, Isabel D. Conde, Mabel
le«s remedy that gives immediate results
‘•ailey. of Shake. Oregon; John Moore, of
Bears the
Mickey, Harriet B. Odgers, Purl Step­ Bans fka
It cures all throat and lung troubles.
Shake, Oregon; James 8. Bailey, of Shake,
henson, Robert H. Spencer, Carl B. Signatur»
Signature
of
Children all like it and mothers endorse it
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Webb, Albert W. Miller.
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