Valley record., August 09, 1900, Image 1

VALLEY RECORD.
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........ ASHLAND, OREGON
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ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. 1900.
Advertising Rates Given on Application.
PRESSED BRICKS.
▼ Absolutely Pure
Made from most highly refined and
healthful ingredients.
Assures light, sweet, pure and
wholesome food.
Housekeepers must exercise care in buying bak­
ing powders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are
sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum is a poi­
son, and its use in food seriously injures health.
ROYAL BAKING POWDtR CO., IX WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
KLAMATH COUNTY
.........ASHLAND, OREGON
VALLEY RECORD.
Published Every Thursday.
MINING ITEMS.
Smith & Staneel, capitalists from the
east,
purchased the Houghten mine
t, who pi
on Foots Creek last spring, will put a
force of men at work in the near future.
They will cut ditches, build reservoirs
and houses and get everything in read
iness for working the mines this winter.
Corliss & Rush, whose rich strike we
chronicledin last week’s Journal, have
just bonded their claims the Double
Eagle, from which the rich rock was
taken out, and the Lucky Queen for $10,-
000 to a Mr. Brown, of Colorado. Mr.
Brown will immediately start in to de­
velop the property, in Colorado atvle.
Supt. R. A. Jones, of the Gold Bug
mine, near Glendale, says he is now em­
ploying 30 men in all and working night
and day. They have about a year and
a half’s work for their five-stamp mill
now in sight and are doing a great deal
of development work, having just com­
pleted surveying a new 1600 foot tunnel
in the south eide of the mountain. At
present they are working 413 feet below
the surface level.
Geo.
F. Wright of Central Point has
Oeo.F.
been doing Klamath county for Gal-
loway’s patent feed box.
Chas. Obeuchain of Big Butte is at Ft.
• Klamath for the summer.
Alva Beals and family have gone to
Crescent City.
Major C. E. Warden, J. G Pierce and
H. F. .Murdock have purchased Euwana
Heights and will turn the 27 acres into
town lots.
W. C Myer of Ashland was in Klamath
county last week driving his Shetland
ponies.
I. D. Applegate sold his wool clip, fl­
bout 23,000 pounds, to the Thomas Kav
Woolen Mills at 12^ cents
Born—In Merrill, July 30, 1900, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Ball, a daughter.
M. A. Loosley, who has been in Alaska
for severalmonths, is expected in Ashland
the fall
Twenty-two car loads of beef cattle
passed thorugh Dunsmuir south last Sun­
Your Face
day evening. They were from Tule
Lake,Oregon.—Dunsmuir News.
Shows tbe state ot your feelings and the
Ex-Connty Judge Crowell is at Ya-
quina bay.
Miss Millie Tryer left Medford Sunday
for Chico, Cal.
Mrs. R. O. Dunning went to Igerna,
Monday on a visit.
Miss Susie Sutherlin went to Horn­
brook Monday in a visit.
Mrs. W. H Swank returne^ Saturday
from a visit at Yaquina Bay.
Mrs. Jack Lauchlan went to Horn­
brook Sunday to visit relatives.
Ward Sntton who has b*en working
at Bly returned home Saturday.
R. L. Scott returned Saturday from a
visit with his folks in Portland.
Elmer Dunbar of Grants Pass spent
Sunday with his family at Colestin.
Miss Belle McTavkh of Phoenix left
for San Francisco Friday to be employed.
Mrs. Hill of Medford, mother of Mra.
W. 1. Vawter, left Monday for Oakland.
Cal.
J. L. Riley formerly of Pleasant creek
but now of Klamathon, visited Ashland
Saturday.
Miss Nora Centers returned home to
Yreka Saturday from a visit with Med­
ford relatives.
F. M. Grainger left Monday for Fresno.
Cal., to visit his brother, and on a trip
to St. Helena, Cal.
Mrs. John Stansbury returned to Port­
land last week after a visit with Ashland
relatives, the Foster family.
E. G. Perham, who returned from
Eldorado, Cal., recently is foreman of
the mill at the Braden mine.
Geo. Love writes from the Klondike
that some of the Hanley cattle brought
$325 per head in Dawson City.
Mrs. M. Bellinger of Griffin creek left
Sunday for San Francisco to visit her
daughter, Miss Kate Bellinger.
Miss Helen R Stanley returned Mon­
day from a visit of several days with
Mrs Margaret Jones at Gold Hill.
Mrs. J. P. Woodson came over from
Montague Saturday on a visit to her
folks, Bennett Million and family.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunniay who has
been visiting southern Oregon left Sat­
urday for her home in Portland.
Miss Nell De Peatt left Grants Pass
Friday for Salem to accept a position in
the »V. U. T. Co. office there for one
month.
Emil Holden has gone to Gibson above
Delta, near which place he has a prom­
ising mining property.—Redding Search­
light.
Mrs. Jack Frizell and son returned to
Yreka Mondt^y after a visit of several
weeks with relatives and friends in Ash­
laud.
L. J. Eshelman of Fostoria, Ohio, ar­
rived Saturday for a visit with his uncle,
Capt. A. D. Helman, the pioneer citizen
of Ashland.
Misses Bernice Cameron, Aileen
Webber, Fannie Haskins and Grace
Foster left Medford last week for an out­
ing at Yaquina bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Bowers, Mrs.
Gertrmi« Rajclav »"A G.““ W, RarrOU
left Friday for upper Rogue river ana
the Crater lake tour.
Geo. A. Jackson and wife and F. W.
Hutchinson of M dford and W. 8.
Charles and wife of Topeka. Kansas, are
taking the Crater lake tour.
Chas. C. Jewell, wife and two girls
visited relatives, Destan High and fam­
ily, Friday and Saturday en route home
to San Francisco from Portland.
F. Roper left Friday for Bakersfield,
Cal., after a visit with Ashland friends
and his son, F. P. Roper, at Talent. Mrs.
Roper will remain here two weeks longer.
New goods—art squares, rugs, lace
curtains, upholstering goods, parlor and
extension tables at Opera House Furni­
ture Store.
T. W. and Murt .Dailey, brothers of
County Superintendent P. H. Dailey,
left Sunday for their home at Concordia,
Kansas. Pat accompanied them as far
as Colestin.
Mrs. Peter Harvey wife of the general
( western
passenger and freight agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at San-
Franscisco,
is visiting her mother, Mrs.
'
Stout,
at Phoenix.
THE OREGON MIDLAND.
Some Interesting Speculations as to
Backing and Ramifications.
Of Prize Fighting Stock.
Cannot be better spent than bv subscribe
ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think I |1.75 gives you all
the news for a year. Try it 1
NO. II.
ITCHING
HUMORS
Rev. J. B. Goddard, the Evangelist
who converted 30 people at his recent
revival at Talent and Phoenix, left Fri­
day for Santa Ana, Cal. James Forsythe,
the painter who disturbed his meeting
at Talept, plead guilty before Justice
Stewart at Medford and was fined $10
and costs amounting to $5 30. The com­
plaint was not filed by Rev. Goddard,
but was the work of a sinner—Jeff B 11—
who desired to see harmonv and resprc-
tability prevail at public gatheii gs in
his neighborhood. Rev. Goddard is a
brother of Joe Goddard one of the
world’s greatest pugilists.
Portland Telegram, August 3.]
Baker City, Aug. 3—A. B. Hammond’s
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad is not the
only transportation company that is
after the scalp of th* O R. & N- Where
there is wax there is honey. The back­
i
bone of Oregon is the system of rail and
water transportation lines of the O. R.
& N. The broad principle of that com­
pany in developing the state by improv­
ing, at tne cost of many nnndreds of
thousands of dollars, its facilities for
handling the traffic of the state, as well Important Rnterprises at Gold Hill. Consisting of C uticu KA S oap (23c.), to cleanse
as transcontinental and Oriental trade, Portland Telegram, Aug. 1.]
the skin of crusts and scales and soften the
has of recent date excited no little jeal­ Ivan Humason, formerly of Portland thickened cuticle, C uticura Ointment (50 c .),
ousy and competition on the part of but now connected with the Gold Hill. to^allay Itching and inflammation and soothe
other transportation lines and would-be Quariz Milling Company, is in Portland. and heal, and C uticura R esolvent (50 c .), to
railroads. Even the Northern Pacific Mr. Humason is enthusiastic over the j cool and cleanse the blood. A single set is
sufficient to cure the most torturing,
has thrown down the gauntlet, accord­ future of Gold Hill, and says that more i often
and humiliating skin, ecalp, and
ing to the stories reaching here, and is mining will be done in that locality in disfiguring,
blood humors, with loss of hair, when all else
making an effort to switch the Eastern the next year than in any other portion falls.
Oregon wheat business to Tacoma. The of the state. The hotels are full and
P ottkk Dit-o AXD C him . Coir.. Sole Prop«., Bottoa.
latest news that has reached Baker is Gold Hill is enjoying a healthy and pros-1 ** Bow to Cure Itching Humor.,” free.
quite in the nature of a sensation, and is perous growth.
quite a surprise to all business men and
John B. Farris Company, of San Fran- '
capitalists. It comes from first hands cisco, have secured 600 acres of placer ;
in Portland and means no less than the ground in the vicinity of Gold Hill, and I
building of a third line into the rich are putting in a dredge that will cost
country of Southeastern Oregon, com­ between $60,000 and $75,000. At pres­
prised in the counties of Harney. Grant, ent the company has two traction en­
Wheeler and Malheur. Already the gine drills prospecting the ground for
Columbia Southern has a line surveyed the purpose of finding the pay streak.
from Shaniko through Prairie City, Can­ The Crown Gold Milling Company,
yon and Burns to Ontario, where it will also of San Francisco, has secured 300
connect with the Short Line. Hammond acres of placer ground adjoining the |
who built the Astoria road, and who now Farris location. This company will ;
owns tbe Corvallis & Eastern, with work the ground on a dry basis. A
branches in the Willamette valley, has drill station will also be established
a corps of engineers, under his chief, T. there.
H. Curtis, laying out a line from Albany
The company has a number of proper­
across the mountains through Harney to ties, and each man that is sent out with
an eastern connection, and is going to an outfit will be previously instructed
build the road according to best reports. at the station.
It is even hinted by knowing ones here
Two miles from Gold Hill a company ARE YOU taking a vacation? If 60, we
that he will build a second line through that has been working a dredge on
would like to send you some litera­
the Nehalem from Astoria, so that he Rogue River, has secured 200 acres of
ture about “Banff Hot Springs,”
can tap the rich timber lands of that dis­ placer ground. This concern will move
trict and skip Portland on his through its plant from the river and will, from
“The Great Glacier of the Selkirks,”
traffic by connection at or above Albany. now on, work on land.
and the magnificent hotels there,
Now comes the new deal, vouched for
operated by the Canadian Pacific
by friends of the principles in Portland.
Probate Court.
Railway. Cheap Excursion Ratee
Last Tuesday, L. W. Van Horne arrived
Estate of Wm. Slinger. Hearing of peti­
in Portland from Ashland, Oregon, his tion of executor for sale of vea» eitate set
made from all Pacific Coast points.
headquarters. Mr. Van Horne is a for Aug. 10th. Order made for sale of per­
nephew of W. C. Van Horne, president sonal property.
OR, IF YOU are going East take your
Estate of Geo. Hines. Inventory of ap­
of the Canadian Pacific Railroad. He is
Tickets by the “Imperial Limited”
also vice-president and general manager praisement filed, showing personal proper­
and spend a d*v or two at our moun­
ty
to
the
value
of
$2700.
Order
for
sale
of the Oregon Midland Railroad. The
personal property made.
tain resorts. You will benefit by it
Oregon Midland is a new company. It of Estate
of J. Goldsworthy. Inventory of
is reported that Mr. Van Horne closed appraisement,
and enjoy it.
showing personal and real
yesterday a deal with Eastern capital­ property to the amount of $91.25 and $1506
ists, who met him m Portland, that 25 respectively, filed.
Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent
Estate ot E. W. Hammond. John B
amounted to $2,000,000. The proposed
or to
railroad of the 0. M. is to be built at Hillis appointed administrator and M. 8.
once from Klamathon, Cal., just below Wakeman. J D. Neathamer and N. D.
H. H. A bbott , Agent,
the state
3raw^?
illm rernoil.
pa,„„n John
iAh„ w
146 Third Street, Portland, Or.
Q4 line, northeasterly to Klamath
Estate ?p of
William
W
h alls, 84 miles. Eight miles has already pernoq appointed administrator,
been graded. Among the principal ] --
--- ap­
Estate of - ■ Lucv --
Hamnn. —
W. -----
T. York
E. J. C oyle , A. G. P. A.,
backers of the new company are the I pointed
,
administrator and Henry Klippel.
Vancouver, B. C.
Oshkosh, Wis., Lumber Company and J.
. A. Whitman and Jas. Stewart apprais­
the Wentworth Bros. Lumber Company, ers.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878-
<5f Chicago. Between these lumber com-
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat­
panics and the new railroad company ment
NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
by Ely’s Cream Balm, which is agree­
they control 1,500,000 acres of the best ( ably aromatic.
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
It is receive ! through the
Oregon timber. At a new town near nostrils,
.
Roseburg, Oregon. July 6th. 190J
cleanses and heals the whole sur­
Klamath to be called Keno, these lum­ face over which it diffuses itself. A rem­
Notice is hereby eiven that incompliance
ber companies have contracted to build i edy for Nasal Catarrh which is drying or with tbe provisions of the act of Congress
saw mills, equipped with the most < exciting to the disea ed membrane should of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
modern machinery, with a capacity of 1 not to be used. Cream Balm is recognized as sale of timber lands in i he States of Califor­
a spectic Price 50 cents at druggists or nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
640,000 feet per day.
mail A cold in the head immediately ritory.” William A. Patrick of Ashland.
C. W. Root, formerly with the Astoria dy
' disappears
Couniv of Jackson, State of Oregon, has
when Cream Balm is used.
& Columbia River Railroad, is chief en- ' Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York. this day filed in this office his sworn State­
gineer of the O. M. He is now in the
ment No — for the purchase of thenw %
BECORD.
New Dry Goods & Clothing
Burning Scaly
r Williams Block.
Complete External and Internal
Treatment $1.25
ANADIAN
.Y.
................... PHONE NO. 205....................
A FULL LINE of SHOES in
LATEST STYLES Just Added to
Stock. New Goods Constantly
Arriving.
R. N. NASON’S PAINT!
Í Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO.
-as®”~:FRUIT BOXES ANO MILL WORK
Away
Mountains
Main Street.
©
FURNITURE
Window Shades,
Draperies,
Carpets,
Linoleum.
J. P. DODGE,
Opera House Block, Ashland.
ASHLAND
U
MILLS
CÖÜBi PATENT I FLOUR, 1
□ OB« - EQTTÆL.ED.
S e-ver Excelled..
Jaunt of the State’s Barbera
No’. llAs Range No 5 e, and will offer proof
Portland Telegram, Aug. l.J
to show that the land sought is more valu­
Oregon, through Harney and Malheur
After examining some 40 or more ap­ able for its timber or stone than for agri­
counties, for a connection with an East­ plicants in and around Portland, the cultural purposes and to establish hisclaim
ern road that will give an outlet into tbe Barbers’ Commission, consisting of Sam to said land before the Register and Re­
Utah, Colorado and Nebraska markets H. Howard, H. C. Meyer and F. T. ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon,
for their lumber. The presence now in Rogers, will have finished its labors. on Tuesday the 25th day of September, 1900.
He names as witnesses: John J. Cam­
Portland of President R. R. Cable of the The Commission has “rounded up” bar­
Rock Island road, gives some color to bers without licenses throughout the bers of Ashland,Oregon; John R. Lozier of
Ashland. Oregon; Elmer Patrick of Ash­
the rumor that his line is seeking an Ore­ Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon land,
Main St. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall.
Oregon; Charles Lindsey of Ashland,
gon terminus. Most any combination and met with some very interesting ex­ Oregon
.
could be made, and the letter referred to periences.
Any and all persons claiming adversely FJLIJSTTS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS
states that the writer is creditably in­
Ashland was the first town visited. the above-described lands are requested to
formed that the O. M. is in touch with, The Commission has been determined file their claims in this office on or before A
WALL ZPJLZPZEIEÒ, GLAS. ETO.
and will connect with the new line to be to revoke the licenses of three barbers said 25th day of September, 1900.
J.T.
BRIDGES.
B
uilding
P
apers
, W rapping P apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
built from Batte to Boise.
there who refused to comply with the
Register.
The letter goes on to say that Manager time and hours. Upon promise of com­
state of your health as well. Impure blood
Van Horne left Portland Wednesday for pliance with the regulations, the recal-
makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow
THE SENATORSHIP.
New
York, where he will purchase en­ ! citrants were allowed to keep their TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-
complexion, Pimples and Skin Eruptions
gines
and cars for the new road, the in­ licensee.
N0T1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
If you are feeling weak and worn out and
tention being to push construction as
Binger Hermann a Leading Candi- , do not have a healthy appearance, you
A regular circus was had with a man
NITED 8TATE8 LAND OFFICE.
rapidly as possible.
at Medf rd, the next place visited. A
Roseburg, Oregon. July 6tb, 1900
date—Corbett’« Lost Prestige and ' should try Acker’s Blood Elixir. It cures
Seemingly the great, undeveloped rich barber without a license said as an ex­
all Dlood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Mitchell’« lliaing Star.
and so called purifiers fail ; knowing this,
plains and hills of Eastern and South­ cuse he was an apprentice He had with the provisions of the actol Congress
we sell every bottle on a positive guai antee.
eastern Oregon are to have a network of been working 15 years at the trade. of June 3,1878, entitled“ An act for the sale
Pendleton East Oregonian.]
♦
E ugene A. S herwin .
railroads that will make roses blossom His employer had left the day before on of timber lands in the States of California,
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on the road sides and all “on account of a fishing trip. The Commissioner in­ Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo
Well informed politicians believe that
ry,
”
John
J.
Cambers
of
Ashland,
County
The
“
Oregon
Timberman.
”
which
has
Joseph.” Prospectors, miners and busi­ formed the “apprentice” to appear be­ of Jackson. State of Oregon, has this ❖
Binger Hermann is seriously a candidate
for the United States senate from Ore­ been investigating tbe subject, sava:
ness men, to say nothing of the town-lot fore it at 1 o’clock and make application day tiled in this office his sworn
boomers, are rejoicing at the situation for a license. He showed up but claimed statement No. 1135, for the purchase of the
gon ; that he not only aspires to that In Douglas, Josephine and Jackson conn-
high honor, but is backed in his aspira­ ties, it is estimated, there ars two billion
It is perhaps saying too little to state that lie did n >t have the necessary $5.
n % sw % and lots 1, 2, and 3 of Sec No.
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
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the counties of Grant, Harney and Mal­
tions by powerful forces in Portland. It feet of oak. The hard woods of Oregon
24, in Twp. 38 s Range No 5 e, and will ol- J
An
adjournment
was
taken
to
give
Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
£
goes without the saying that Mr. Her­ have been investigated comparatively
heur, which comprise more territory him a chance to “dig up.” He appeared fer proof to show that the land sought is
S. H. Holt and son Allen T. Holt, re­ than the State of Connecticut, have great­
more valuable for its timber or stone than
mann wants to be United States senator. little, and it is only in rare cases, where
again and wanted to pay part of the
For years, he has sown good seeds by parties have taken the trouble to even i turned Sunday from their Pelican bay er resources than any other portion of amount and send the balance to Port­ for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before tbe Register
outing.
Austin
Holt,
who
has
been
make
a
report
on
them
while
cruising
i
effusive handshaking and acts of person­
Oregon. Baker City believes that she
teaching school at Crystal, returned to will still be the metropolis of this terri­ land. He was told to go and get the and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. j
Carbon Finish.
▼
al favor while he was a congressman, the land on which they are found.
balance. He then locked the door of Oregon, on Tuesday the 25th day of Sep­
Ashland with them.
tory. The Sumpter Valley Railroad, | his shop and brought the town marshal tember, 1900.
and later by his opportunities in tbe
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Photos in Water Colors.
J
Mom T ea positively cures sick headache,
federal land office at Washington, as indigestion and constipation. A delight­
Pictures in tbe Latest Styles.
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He names as witnesses: William A.
Hiram West, of Reno, Nev., who has with its terminus here, has a large force with him, thinking that the Commission
commissioner He desires to reap the ful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of been visiting his wife and mother who are of men at work extending its line south would not proceed against him. But the Patrick of Ashland, Oregon ; Elmer Pat­
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
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harvest from his faithful sowing But the skin, producing a perfect complexion, visiting their old home at Medford left and west from Sumpter, and Manager bluff did not work, and after “playing rick of Ashland, Oregon; John K. Lozier
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
T
Ashland, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of
announcement that he receives encour­ or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts.
Friday for Reno. He is engaged in buy­ Nibley declares that they will soon go ball” with the members of the Commis­ of
Ashland, Oregon.
agement from elements recognized as
on
to
Prairie
City,
Canyon
and
Burns.
ing
cavalry
horses
for
the
government.
sion
some
more
he
dug
up
the
“
V.
”
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon, X
Any and all persons claiming adversely
Secretary ol State F. I. Dunbar recent­
potent in Oregon politics will come as a
Thev will then connect with the Colum­
above-described lands are requested to
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received the largest two scalp boun­
Each package of Putnam Fadeless Dye bia Southern and can control in either The Commission then refused to give tbe
surprise to the majority of the people. ly
certificates that have vet been sent colors more goods than any other dye and direction the traffic of Southeastern Ore­ him a license, owing to complaints about file their claims in this office on or before
From reliable sources, the East Ore­ ty
his drinking habits, but gave him a con­ said 25th day of September, I960.
\ J.T. BRIDGES.
gonian is informed that this is true, and in. They were in favor of 1(. M. Horton colors them better too. Sold by E ugene gon and open an Eastern connection, too, ditional permit, good for 90 days. At
for
$1,060,
from
Harney
county,
and
J.
A.
S
herwin
.
Register.
that the campaign now coming on musj
if desired. Wheels within wheels, but the end of that tim*, if his behavior is
reckon with the Hermann candidacy M. Dalton, ol the same county, for $1028
Miss Edith G. Buckner, daughter of Baker City people generally agree that good he will be regularly licensed; if
TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 —
In Eastern Oregon Mr. Hermann is not
Word came to town Monday that a Rev. N. S. Buckner, while visiting her all these new lines will be all right if not, he will be struck off the list.
popular, and would not be au acceptable large whale bad come ashore at O. Han­ sister at Yountville, Cal., died suddenly they head for Baker.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
At Jacksonville two applicants were
incumbent of the office.
sen’s place, near Whiskey run. Tuesday July 28. age20years. Rev.G. N. Annes
granted
licenses
and
one
at
Grants
Pass.
NITED bTATES LAND OFFICE,
u I
Story Of A Slave.
Roseburg, Oregon, July Gib, 1900.
Men are saying that John H. Mitchell Dr. Haydon and Chris. Rasmussen went of Napa, Cal., conducted the funeral.
To be bound hand and foot for years by
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
may be the next United States senator up to see it. They found it to be 44 feet
Mrs. Jennie Applegate of Drain who
with the provisions of the act of Congress
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elected by the Oregon legislature. It long and 13 feet, six inches across the ' has been visiting her son, Wells-Fargo the chains of disease is tbe worst form of
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
appears to be generally believed that the tail, Mr. Hansen secured the oil.—Ban­ Agent Dan Applegate, went to Jackson­ slavery. George D. Williams, of Man-
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
Califor
­
_
ex-senator would like again to enter don Recorder.
ville Saturday to join Pete Applegate Chester, Mich., says: “My wife has been
nia, Oregon, Nevada and * ashington Ter-1
active politics, and that the turn taken
ritory.” Elmer Patrick of Ash'and, County
During the civil war, as well as in our and family for an outing in the Elk si helpless for five years that she could XUMnifi
not
turn
over
in
bed
alone.
After
using
at the June election means that bis late war with Spain, diarrhoea was one of creek country.
of Jackson, State of Oregon has this.’day Importers anil Dealers in
two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wond-
Nearly every day people come Into drug tiled in this office his sworn statement No
friends are ranch more powerful now the most troublesome diseases the army
Earl Abbett arrived Friday from Spo­ erlullv improved and able to do her own | stores and ask the Druggists to recommend - for the purchaseof thesw>Xnw J4 and lots
than they were during the past few had to contend. In manv instances it be­
Very, 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Sec. No. 14 in Twp. No 38 s
years. In the event that things should came chronic and the old soldiers still kane, to visit his folks, Rev. J. T. work.” This supreme remedy for female | some medicine for their trouble.
often they re­ Range No. 5e, and will offer proof to show
shape themselves rightly for his candi­ suffer from it. Mr. David Taylor of Wind Abbett and fami y, accompanied by his diseases quickly cures nervousness, sleep-1
fuse to do so, that the land sought is more valuable for
dacy, he may enter the arena once more Ridge, Green Co., Pa., is one of these. cousin, Miss Maurine Thomas. The lessnees, melancholy, headache, backache
because, as a its timber or stone than lor agricultural
and inject somewhat of fireworks and a He usee Chamberiain’e Colic Cholera young man is employed in th* office of fainting and dizzy spells. It is a god­
rule, they do purposes, and to establish bis claim to said
his
uncle,
who
is
auditor
for
the
Great
send
to
weak,
sickly,
run-down
people.
lurid pyrotechnic display into the situa­ and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
not believe it land before the Register and Receiver ol
Northern
Railway.
Cure
guaranteed.
Only
50c.
Sold
by
proper to ad­ this office at Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday
tion. if this comes true, it is reasonable found anything that would give him such
vise anyone to tbe 25th day of September, 1900
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
to expect some very hostile comments . quick relief. It is for sale by E. A. S her -
Mr. and Mrs. Hall, father and mother E ugene A. S herwin , druggist.
take
a patent
HeDamesas witneses: John J. Cam­
by the press of Portland.
of Dr. V. Hall, who have been visiting
1 WIN.
medicine
of
bers of <• ehland, Oregon ; John R. Lozier
David Kauble, an employee of the
with their children in Lakeview for sev­
which they do of Ashland, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur­
Oregon City, Aug. 2.—Councilman eral
Those who have watched the progress
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company in their
days
took
their
departure
Sunday
for
not
know
the
Ashland, Oregon; William A. Patrick of
of political events are of the opinion that Frank Busch complains that the cut­ Silver Lake where they will visit a few planing mill at the Coburg mills, met
ingredients.lt Ashland, Oregon.
State Senator Charles W. Fulton, of worms took possession of a beehive filled days with Mr. Chas. Buick’s family, with a horrible death. He was caught
is the physi­ Any and all persons claiming adversely tlie niture. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
Clatsop county, is an element in the with honey standing in his yard, drove after which they will proceed on their by a belt while trying to throw it off a
cian’s Dusi- above described lands are rcquesied to tile
nesss to pre­ tl>e r claims in this office on or before said
problem. He, of course, like many dis the bees out, and after devouring the way home by way of Crater lake.
wheel, and literally crushed to pieces.
scribe. Some 25tb day of September, 1900.
tinguished citizens of Oregon, would like i honey, finished up on the empty comb,
A moment after swinging around the
make an ex­
A cker ’ s E nglish R emedy will stop a shaft, A. C. Wheeler, tne foreman, saw
J
J.T. BRI DOES,
to hold the office. And, added to his i It was apparent that the sting of the bees
ception, how­
cough at any time, and will cure the worst him and immediately signaled to W. T.
Register.
personal popularity, is the rise in im-> had no el Sect on the hairy bodies of in­ cold
ever, when
in twelve hours, or money refunded.
portance of the coterie of politicians of sects.
Hawthorne to stop the engine. Together anyone has a cough, cold cr throat and lung TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878.-
25cts and 50cts. E ugene A. B hkbwin .
which Mr. Fulton has been a conspicuous
with other employes they rushed to where trouble. “I always recommend Acker's Eng­
San Francisco, Aug. 2.—The shipmints
Prof
N.
L.
Narregan,
Gertrude
Sutton.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
member for many years. It is by no of green deciduous fruits handled by the
the unfortunate man was, but found lish Remedy, because I know lust what it
means beyond the realm of reasonable Southern Pacific Company thus far this Grace Foster, Grace Amann, .Maysie life extinct. In the Woodmen he carried will do. It has cured every case where I
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
possibilities that the Astoria statesman season aggregate 3056 carloads, against Foster, Fannie Haskins, Mae Phip,>8, i $2,000 insurance. He was unmarried. have seen it tried. It is the best expectorant
R.'seburg, Oregon, June 25, 1900 j
may come to the front as a successful 2799 carloads for the same period last Julia Fielder, Emma Reed and Jes-ie It is a singular coincidence that Mr. and tonic I ever handled In my 14 years’
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
experience.
I
will
give
just
one
instance
or
Waite
have
been
elected
to
teach
the
aspirant for tie United States senator­ year, an increase of 255. A considerable
with the provisions of the act of Congress
Kauble was killed about 10 feet from
gentleman who had been troubled for of
Medford public school the coming s a- where a sister, Mrs. Sam Skinner, was a
June 3, 1878, entitle-i “An act for the
ship.
proportion of this fruit has been dis­ son.
years
with
a
nasty,
hacking
cough.
I
ad
­
sale of timber lands in theStateiol Cali­
Miss Waite, who is visiting in
H. W. Cornett’s chances are at this tributed in Atlantic seaboard markets, New York, has resigned and mav con­ killed about 15 years ago, when the saw­ vised Acker's English Remedy. He tried a fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington
sample bottle, ana was cured before he had Territory,” Samuel T. Songer of Ashland,
mill was owned by Hiram Smith.
time discounted fifty per cent, by those ! and the balance in thecitiesof the middle tinue her trip to Europe.
taken half of it, at no cost whatever. This county of Jackson, state of Oregon, has
who claim to understand the signifi-1 West.
is an exceptional oase, however, as it usually this dav filed in this office his sworn state
Prevented A Tragedy.
Rev. Richard Fysh came in from
cance of the eruption which occurred in
takes two or three bottles ”
Salem, Aug. 2.—Governor Geer is in
ment No. 1117, for the purchase of the se^i I
Multnomah county in Juue. The elec­ receipt of a letter from Hon. H. B. Mil­ Klamath Agency Saturday and left for
Timely information given Mra. George
(Signed) A. B. C ook , Bellefontaine, Ohio. ef
Sec. No. 10, in Township No 40 8 Range
tion of a legislative delegation hostile to ler, wi.o kft Oregon some months ago home via Rogue river Monday. He Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, saved
at 25c.. 50e., and $1 a bottle, through­ No 3e, and w:ll oiler proof to show that
a man, excepting two members, to Mr for hi« post as United States Consul at brought in Dr. W. S. Johnston, the two lives. A frightful cough bad ling out Sold
the United States and Canada; and in the land sought is mere valuable for its!
Corbett’s election, certainly mean« that; King Chang, China, but has not arrived Yainax Agency physician, and bis wife kept her awake every night. She had England,
at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d„ 4s. 6d If you timber or etone than for agricultural pur­
the aged banker’s prospects of going to I ; j there yet. an I is not liable to for quite who left for Endicott, Eastern Washing­ tried many remedies and doctors bn> Enot satisfied after buying, return the poses. and to establish hisclaim to said
Washington in an official capacity are a period. Toe letter is from Ma­ ton, on a visit.
tie to your druggist, and get your ntouey land before tbe Register and Receiver of
steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr
this office at Roseburg, Crecon, on Friday
k.
not flourishing.
A ck zas D yspkpsia T ablets are sold on a King’s New Discovery. One bottle
nila, under dale of June 26, and its tone
TT« txShorize the abort
the 7ib day of September. 1900.
positive
guarantee
Cures
beart-burn,
wholly
cured
her;
and
stie
writes,
this
is indicative of homesickness. Mr Mil­ raising of tbe food, distress after eating or
He names as witnesses: M. M Tucker,
IF.
U.
UQQKS&
i
CQ..
Proorwfari.
¿
’
«v
Torh.
take
Neglect is the abort step so many
ler thinks tie will return to Oregon if tbe ' any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet marvelous medicine also cured Mr Lone
of Aeblind. Uregon; T. McHattan.of Ash­
The
from a cough or cold t*> conniniption
of «severe attack of I'neumonia. 8u, h
land, Oregon; L L. Angle, of Ashland,
gives ini mediate relief. 25cts. and 50cts cures are positive proof of its power to
early use of One Mimn* Cough I'ure pre war in China does not end soon.
Oregon; D. H. Yeager, of Snow. Oregon.
E ugens A. S herwin .
vents connimulion It i« the only barm-
cure all throat, chest and .lung troubles.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
le-s remedy that gives immed aie results. >
Salem, Aug. 4.—Florence M. Mvrick. Onlv 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial
the above described lands are requested to
It cures all throat end lung troubles I
, aged 22 years, a native of Grants l’ass,
tile their cia’ms in this office on or before
t’liidren at I like it and mothers endorse it. I
th«
Ite KM You Have Always Bought was delivered to the asylum authorities bottles free at E coene A. S herwin ’sdrui
sail 7th day of September.
store.
in time. Sold by d
E ugene A. buskwix.
Bigaatare
¡ yesterday by her husband, Charles A.
Bwgtswr,
I Myrick, and Miss Susi« Tipping.
Job priming at the Karats otte«.
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