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VALLET RECORD.
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.......ASHLAND, OREGON
........ ASHLAND, OREGOR
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VOL. XIII
$1.75
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1900.
PRESSED BRICKS.
»Mrs. Kessler-Reed Want» A Divorce.
A Washington, D. C., paper contains
the following item:
Mrs. John Defrees Reed, formerly Miss
Frances Robertson Kessler of San Joe®,
Cal., but now a resident of this city bas
filed a petition for absolute divorce on
the grounds of deaertiou and non-support.
Fifty dollars a month alimony is asked.
C. E. Fitzgerald is attorney for plaintiff
The parties were married on April 9,
1900, in Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Reed is a daughter of Henry Kess
ler and the family formerly lived at
Medford, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls
and Yreka, and is a handsome looking
girl. Reed’s father is a nephew of Ex
Speaker Thomas B. Reed and holds a
prominent position in the grovernment
geological survey department. Young
Reed was attending Stanford University
when he became infatuated with the
girl, married her and took her to his
home in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Reed
will return to San Francisco.
MINING ITEMS.
Cannot be better spent than by subscribe
ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think! $1.75 give* you all
the news for a year. Try it I
NO. 12.
(ïiticiira New Dry Goods & Clothing
t SOAP ♦
The Portland Gold Extracting Co. who
worked the tailings of the Ashland mine
quartz mill in Ashland with great success
and handsome profit and then put in a
large cyanide plant on the tailings of the
Gold Ball mine near Sawyers Bar, Sis
kiyou county, have failed, the fine piant
having been sold at auction to cover bills
of attachment. The company were un
able to cyanide the ore successfully. The
Etna Advance says G. B. Tucker, the
treasurer of the company, issued many i
Its remarkable, emollient, cleansing, and
checks on Ladd & Tilton bank at Port
purifying properties, de.
land which have been returned to owners
rived from C uticura , the
with instructions that there was no funds
great skin cure, warrant the
use of C uticura S oap , In
to pay off the checks issued.
the form of baths for annoy,
ing irritations, inflamma.
Wimer Bros; have sold their • Waldo
tions, and chafings, for too
placer mines of 400 acres to an Eastern
free or offensive perspir
syndiijrte headed by Capt T.- Wain-
ation, and also in the form of
internal washes and solu
Drape^ for $60,000, who will continue
tions far ulcerative weaknesses, and for many
its operation by hydraulic and dredger aaaatiee.
antiseptic purposes which readily
process. The Mining Journal says of suggest themselves to women, and especially
the property : This property consists of to mothers. The use of C uticura Ointment
C uticura S oap will suggest itself in
400 acres of mining ground with a water I with
the severer cases.________
supply consisting of two ditches, each
Sold throughout the world. P ott «« D. aso C. Co«r,
having head boxes 4x6 feet, one being Protn., Boerou. Cv ticvba S oap B ook , tree to Womea.
two miles long, the other three and one-
half miles long, affording an abundance
of water for mining purposes for general
ly nine months of the year. The mine
is equipped with four giants, three loco
motive headlights and 8000 feet oi pipe
ranging in size from 11 to 60 inches in
diameter, the larger part being from 17
to 22 inches.
Chas. Nickell was up from Jackson-
viile Friday.
Garl T. Jones and wife of Medford are
at Crescent City.
Frank Tnrnidge of Antelope went to
Klamatbon Sunday.
W. D. Simmons has gone to Moulton,
Iowa, on a business trip.
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Mrs. Baldwin went to Yreka Friday
to visit Mrs. J. E. Barrett.
James C. Park and wife of Klamatbon
are outiDg up Rogue river.
The Oregon Press Association meets in
Ashland, Sept. 19 and 20.
C. J. Meier returned to Jacksonville,
Sunday from Hornbrook.
D. B. McDaniel returned Monday to
his quartz mines near Cole’s.
H. Judge went to Wagner’s Springs
Saturday for two weeks’ recreation.
Committees Appointed.
Gust Edlund returned Sunday from
the railroad hospital in Sau Francisco.
Hon. W M. Colvig, president of the
Southern Oregon Pioneer Society, has ap
Rev. Wm. Clyde and wife went to pointed the following committees to make
Colestin Saturday to camp several weeks. arrangements for the 24th annnal reunion
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
that organization, which will be held at
Misa Ida Hargrave went to San Fran of
Jacksonville on Thursday, Sept. 6, 1900.
cisco Monday to study the fall millinery
Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO.
On arrangements—A. E. Reanies, chair
style«.
man, Geo. E. Neuber, Alex.,0rme. Miss
Linn, Jas. McDonough, H. E.
Wm. E. Butler, who took the govern Cora
Ankeny. Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney.
ment cavalry horses to Seattle, returned
“>FftUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
On Honored Dead—W. J. Ply male,
home Friday.
chairman, H. E Ankeny. D. Linn.
On Music—Mrs. F. M. Love, chairman, Lake Couuty Stock Men in Trouble.
Chas. Stanley and family of Yoncolla, Wm.
H. Gore, Dr. R. T Burnett.
Rumors and complaints about the
Douglas county, are visiting Ashland
On Decorations—Mrs. Chas. Prim, chair stealing of cattle in Warner valley, Lake
relatives.
man, Mrs. Theo. Cameron, JohnF. Miller.
On Dinner—Miss Alice Hanley, chair county, are being brought to a head by
Mrs. Frank Clute returned from Port man.
Mils Josephine Ortb, Miss Issie Mc the French-Glenn Live Stock Co.
land Saturday after an absence of sever Cully, Mrs. Gus Newbury, Mrs. J. c. through their attorney, Col. Chas. A.
al months.
Cogswell. Three different complaints
Wbipp, F. R. Neil, John Orth.
were placed against Edward Laird when
County Judge Chas. Prim and Will L.
Played Oat.
he was finally bound over in the sum of
Miller of Jacksonville went to Colestin
Monday for a stay.
Dull Headache, Pains in various parts of $2000 to appear before the circuit court
the body. Sinking at the pit of the stomach. charged with changing the brands and ARE YOU taking a vacation? If so, we
Mrs. A. P. McErlane came out from Loss of appetite. Feverishness, Pimples or selling two or more head of cattle alleged
Many low priced, imitation baiting powders are
would like to send you some litera
Albany Monday to visit her folks, A. Sores are all positive evidences of impure to belong to thatcomp’y. Replevin suits
upon the market. These are made with alum,
Radcliff and family.
blood. No matter how it became so it were also filed by that company against
and care should betaken to avoid them, as alum
ture about “Banff Hot Springs,”
is a poison, never to be taken in the food.
must, be purified in order to obtain good
“The Great Glacier of the Selkirks,”
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davis returned health, acker’s Blood Elixir has never N. Fine, Harry Riggs. David R. Jones,
Sunday from a visit at their old home in failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic Jr., Edward Laird, Warren Laird and
and the magnificent hotels there,
Gazelle, Siskiyou county.
poisons or any other blood diseases. It is L. D. Lirk, charging the defendants
operated
by the Canadian Pacific
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK.
a wonderful remedy, and we sell with the unlawful possession of 175 head
Mrs. Sarah Harris came over from eeriainly
Railwav. Cheap Excursion Rates
of cattle branded with the letter “P,”
every bottle on a positive guarantee.
Sisson Friday to visit Ashland and Tal
and for the defacing of the brands on the
made from all Pacific Coast points.
HAMS VALJ j EY.
The Lakeyiew Examiner says Chas. ent relatives and friends.
Conductor Frater Returns.
aforesaid 175 head of cattle. The cattle
E Sherlock bought from Dave Elder
are valued at $8000. The corporation OR, IF YOU are going East take youi
Intended for last week’s issue.]
Miss Eugenia Booth who has been vis
Conductor James W. Frater and wife
iting her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Root returned returned to Ashland Tuesday, his first asks for the return of the cattle or their
Wm. Mitchell and family were in our 2300 ewes at $3 and 1800 lambs at $2
Tickets by the “Imperial Limited”
The sheep are to be delivered in Drew’s home to Glendale Sunday.
value, $1,000 damages, and for costs of
town Friday.
trip home since the accident so fateful to action.
and spend a day or two at our moun
Valley,
on
September
1.
This
is
an
im
Some
of
the
parties
named
in
Mrs. A. Sisemireis suffering with a felon
Miss Marie Cottrell went to Edge him. We clip the following from the the complaint are among the most prom
tain resort?. You will benefit by it
portant
deal,
amounting
to
$10,500.
on her left thumb. Dr. Stanley leuced her
wood Sunday to work in a store and live Roseburg Plaindealer of August 9:
inent
and
influential
stockmen
in
that
and enj oy it.
thumb Saturday which somewhat eased the
It is rumored that excursions will be with her sister, Mrs. Dan Stormer.
Conductor James Frater, who, as a section and whatever misunderstandings
pain.
run from Ashland aud southren points
Victor L. Hott is here from Jackson result of a collision of two liirht en there may be among the stockmen there Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent
J. R. Morrison and family will start on to Moutague on Sept. 2, to accommodate
gines near Riddle, July 20, lost his good is no likelihood of any convictions for
an outing tomorrow. They expect to bring those who wish to witness the great game county. He is looking first rate consider
or to
some berries home with them on their re of ball between Mt. Shasta and Edge ing his recent sickness. —Eugene Guard. right arm and sustained numerous cuts theft.
Opera House Block, Ashland.
and
bruises
about
the
face
and
head,
’
turn.
H. H. A bbott , Agent,
O. R. Garner and wife arrived Friday was discharged from the Portland hos- i During the civil war, as well as in our
wood.
from Benecia, Cal., on a visit to her
146 Third Street, Portland, Or.
J. L. Rowe »nd family and Mrs. A. T.
Miss Cina Tyler, of the Postal Tele folks, S. H. Dunlap and family, at pital and returned to this city Tuesday,' late war with Spain, diarrhoea was one of
Gall and family who have been camping at
having
almost
fully
recovered
from
his
i
the
most
troublesome
diseases
the
army
the Bybee epriugt on Evans creek returned graph, has made several needed im Talent.
E. J. C oyle , A. G. P. A.,
severe injuries. Other than a vacant had to contend. In many instances it be-
Sunday.
provements in her office which gives it
Miss
Kate
Lemberger,
for
many
years
coat
sleeve
and
several
small
sears
about
chronic
Vancouver, B. C.
came
and
the
old
soldiers
still
a
decided
business-like
appearance.
As
Wm. Stacy and G. Robertson went to
Grants Fass Frida«. Mr. 8tacy was look this office is doing a large business Miss the efficient circuit court reporter for this his face, Jimmy looks little the worse suffer from it. Mr. David Taylor of Wind
ing after his interests in that section of the Tyler intends that its appearance shall district, has resigned and gone to Port for bis terrible experience, and it seem» Ridge, Green Co., Pa., is one of these. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878—
country. They returned Saturday.
remarkable that he has recovered so He uses Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
land to live.
indicate it —Yreka News.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
soon from hi» awful experience. All the and Diarrhoea Remedy «nd says he never
Philip Luscom has a felon on his finger
Mrs.
W.
I.
Vawter
and
sons
and
Mrs.
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
J.
C.
Ferguson
of
Ashland
has
traded
and Elem Gall wont be outdone. Heb
stitches have been removed from his found anything that would give him such
Roseburg, Oregon. July Sth. 190)
carrying a felon around on one of hi- fin a very fine residence and seven acres of C. I. Hutchinson and daughter have arm and it hae almost completely healed quick relief. It is for sale by E. A. S her
Notice is hereby given that incompliance
gere. He «ays he don’t want to keep up orchard and garden in that city to Harry joined the Medford summer colony at up, while his appetite is good and he is win .
with the provisions of the act of Congress
the style m,uch longer.
Parrish for a 320 acre ranch about ten Yaquiua Bay.
enjoying perfect health. In a pleasant
of June 3, 1878, entitled‘ An act for the
Ei» kmnty Commissioner Mart Perry miles from Klamath Falls. Hence it is
KLAMATH
COUNTY.
Gov. Roosevelt will campaign Oregon visit to the Plaindealer Wednesday, he
sale of timber lands in the States of Califor
will leave on Wednesdav night’s train for likely that Mr. Ferguson will become a in September en route to California. spoke in the highest terms of bis treat
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter ■
Mai ion Hauks and wife of Klamath nia,
the hospital at Portland where be will re resident of Klamath county. He is an
ntory.” William A. Patrick of Ashland.
□ OWE
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EQTTÆJbED.
main awhile for treatment. Mr. Perry has , energetic and prosperous business man, Undoubtedly Ashland will get to bear ment and care at the St. Vincent hospi Falls are at the Union creek huckleberry County of Jackson, State of Oregon, has
tal, he having occupied the Elks’ com patch.
been ailing for s one time and is gradually and will be an enterprising public spir the rough rider.
this dav filed >u this office his sworn State
Excelled.
growing worse we are sorry to say.
ment No — for the purchase of tbenw %
Mrs. W. C. Leever and children of fortable apartments in that institution.
ited citizen, and useful in pushing for
N. E. Britt, of the land department se
Tom Pankev went to Eagle Point Mon ward the growth of the county.—Klam Central Point spent Saturday and Sun He says that his two unfortunate com
% lots 1,2 3. 4 of Sac. No. 12, in Twp.
of
the
Southern
Pacific,
is
in
Klamath
in the wreck, Fireman Cavender
day with a load of wheat. Mrs. Pankey
No. 38 s Range No. 5 e, and will offer proof
day in Ashland the guest of her sister, panions
went along on a visit on the desert. As ' ath Falls Republican.
and Brakeman Aubin, are getting along county this week.
to show that the land sought is more valu
Mrs.
Joseph
Dame.
they were on their way home the bits gave
very well, the latter, who sustained a
Talisman Lodge, No. 31, Knights of
Dan Walker of Ashland has been vis able for its timber or stone than for agri
wav In one ot the horses mouths. The an Pythias of Medford, has installed the
M. Clemens, Geo. S. Calhoun, J. A. rupture of the muscles of one of hi» legs, iting his eons Albert and Butler Walker, cultural purposes and to establish hisclaim
to said land before the Reg’ster and Re
imal seeing that it was free started to run.
Jennings, and R. L. Bartlett, Grants being able to get about on crutches. The the Sprague river valley stockmen.
Mrs Pankev leaped from the wagon.
A following officers: W. H. McGowan, Pass business men, left Sunday for an
ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon,
former,
who
was
so
eeverely
burned,
is
C.
C
;
Asa
Fordyce,
V.
C.
;
E.
D.
Elwood,
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few feet further and Tom abandoned the
C. T. Nicholson and son of Ft. Klam on Tuesday the 25tb day of September, 1900.
getting along very well, yet it is thought
wagon but siave.l with the strings and cir P ; J. A. Perry, M. of A. ; J. H. Butler, outing at Pelican Bay.
He names as witnesses: John J. Cam
ath
were at Medford last week visiting.
cled the team and finally got them checked K. of R. and S; Fred Luy, M_ F.; J. E.
Arthur Weeks and family who have that it will be necessary to graft some Their families returned to the Fort with bers of Ashland.Oregon; John R. Lozier of
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Ashland, Oregon; Elmer Patrick of Ash
No damage was done except Mrs. Pankey Enyart, M. ot E.; Eugene Orr, M. of been making
their headquarters at ekin over some of his -wounds before ■ .
Main St. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall,
has a bruised arm and Tom has a sprained W.; Loren Damon, I. G . ; F. M. Denton, phoenix during their two months vaca- they will heal, and never since the acci-
land, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of Ashland,
knee.
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dent has the gritty fireman been able to
Dr. H. B. Hargus, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Oregon.
O. G. A. C. Hubbard was the installing tioa ie(t for Oakland, Cal., Saturday,
Any and all persons claiming adversely KA-IISTTS. PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
officer.
speak above a whisper, hot steam or the Applegate, Fred Applegate, Miss Ora
Prevented A Tragedy.
Each package of Putnam Fadeless Dye severe shock having injured his vocal Griswold and the Misses Applegate have the above-described lands are requested to
Timely information given Mr». George
file tlieir claims in this office on or before
A. O. U. W. Reporter: Bro. D. C. colors more goods than any other dye and
WALL JP-A.FZEK/, GLAS. ETO.
said 25th day of September, 1900.
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, saved Herrin, who has been Grand Master for C0i0rs them better too. Sold by E ugene organs; though, it is the general impres- gone to Crater lake.
sion
that
this
injury
will
only
be
tern-
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w;nita
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BRIDGES,
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uildisg
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apxm
, W rapping P apers and T wixes . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS,
two live». A (rightful cough had long two years and has been principal field \ S herwin .
Judge Willits and I. A. Duffy have
porary. Mr. Frater was accompanied
Register.
kept her awake every night. She had worker during that time as well as the
each
bought
valuable
business
lots
on
’
tried many remedies and doctors hut two years before that, announced his
Rev. J. B. Goddard, the converted to this city by his wife and brother Main street, having in view the erection
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-
•teadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. determination to retire permanently actor, delivered an able address last George, of Riddle, both of whom have of large stores in the near future.
King’s New Diacovery. One bottle from the work, for which there is gen- Sunday night to an appreciative au- assisted in caring for him at Portland.
NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
F. W. Jennings was out from Portland
wholly cured her; and »lie writes, this eral regret. Miss Barker, the past chief dience—[ Montague correspondent Yreka After a brief visit with his parents,
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Postmaster
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Frater,
Mr
last
week
visiting
his
wife
at
the
home
marvelous medicine aleo cured Mr. Loug of honor, of the Degree of Honor, has News,
Roseburg, Oregon. July 6th, 1900
Frater and wife will return to Ashland, of E. R. Reams. He is figuring on going
of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such made a remarkably good record and we
h . Boivin, M. H. Howell, Dan Conner, where they had only iust commenced into the mercantile business at Klamath
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
cure» are positive proof of it» power to believe Miss Stevens will continue it.
with the provisions of the actol Congress
VV. W. Miller and Van Welch left Mon- housekeeping a few days before Mr. Falls.
cur» all throat, chest and lung troubles.
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act fortlie sale
D
yspepsia C am B x C ubed by using Ac-
u
for
Klamath
Hot
Springs
from
Frater
received
his
injuries.
Only 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed. Trial
Mrs. Emma Cogswell, widow of the ®f timber lands in the States of California,
bottle»free at E ugkne A. S herwin ’»drug ker's Dvepepsia Tablets. One little Tablet which point they will go hunting for
late F. A. Cogswell, and her two daugh Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo
Story Of A Slave.
will
give
immediate
reliet
or
money
re-
deer,
•tore.
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ters arrived from Cottage Grove last ry,” John J. Cambers of Ashland, County
funded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at
Jackson. State of Oregon, has this
L.
T.
Green,
whose
home
was
near
To
be
bound
hand
and
foot
for
years
by
week. She will teach in the Klamath of
1
day filed
in this
office his sworn ❖
The arrangements for the annual union 25cts. E ugene A S hebwis .
Hugo, was drowned in Rogue river, the chain» of disease is the worst form of Falls public school.
statement No. 1135, for the purchase of the
of the old soldiersand sailor» ot Southern
August
4.
He
was
a
placer
miner
and
slavery.
George
D.
Williams,
of
Man
Lang & Co. of Portland, are making
and lots 1, 2, and 3 of Sec No.
Oregon, Sept. 10—15, at Ashland, are arrangements
W. E. Greene, formerly of Klamath n J^sw
Has Returned and Has Equipped His
X
to start a fruit process owned a claim on Rum creek, below chester, Mich., says: “My wife has been
24, in Twp. 38 s Range No 5 e. and will ot-
being perfected. Funda have been se house at Roseburg,
employe
Falls,
who
has
been
a
civilian
Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
+
so helpless for five years that she could
fer proof to show that the land sought is J
an establishment Galice.
cured to insure the bucccm of the affair that will employ one hundred hands dur
in the quartermaster’s department at more valuable for its timber or stone than
not
turn
over
in
bed
alone.
After
using
Mrs. N. J. Faury, a woman physician
which will no doubt be the most enjoy ing the fruit season.
Manila, P. I., for a year, returned home for agricultural purposes, and to establish
of Indian Territory, has located at Eagle two tattles of Electric Bitters she is wond to Portland last Saturday.
able yet held in S.ntbern Oregon.
his claim to said land before the Register
erfull
v
improved
and
able
to
do
her
own
Eugene. Aug. 9.—The recount of the Point for the practice of her profession. work.” Tbissupreme remedy for female I Circuit Judge H. L. Benson and bis and Receiver of this office at Roseburg. j
Carbon Finish.
♦
Coinmluloners’ Court.
ballots in the Judgeship contest case She is a sister of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. diseases quickly cures nervousness, sleep son, Arthur 8. Benson, left for Rogue Oregon, on Tuesday the ‘25th day of Sep
X
Photos
in
Water
Colors.
T
Sinclair.
tember,
1900.
The following proceedings were had at was completed by the Circuit Court to
lessness, melancholy, headache, backache River and Willamette valley points last
Pictures in the Latest Styles.
?
He names as witnesses:
William A.
the August term of this court, last week: day. The result is in favor of the de
Mrs. E. P. Geary and children, who fainting and dizzy spells. It is a god week. The Judge will be absent only a Patrick of Ashland, Oregon; Elmer Pat
Developing and Finishing for Amateurs.
♦
Monthly reports of sheriff, recorder, fendent, and increases Kincaid’s plural-1 have been visiting her mother, Mrs. send to weak, sickly, iun-down people. short time, but Arthnr will be gone a rick of Ashland, Oregon; John R, Lozier,
Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
I
❖
ity
from
one
vote
to
five.
clerk and treasurer compared, examined
McCornack, in Eugene, returned to her Cure guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by month.
of Ashland, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of
and approved.
Ashland, Oregon.
home
in
Portland
today.
—
Eugene
E
i
'
gksk
A.
S
herwin
,
druggist.
John Ranzau is building a dance ball Guard, Aug. 8.
; W. M. Clayton and I. E. Vining, of
Any and all persons claiming adversely
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon.
Annual report of county school super
at
his hop farm on Rogue river below
the Ashland Normal School, while in the above-described lands are requested to
intendent examined and approved.
July
1900,
Weather
Summary,
C. B. Williams, a member of the Med
Klamath Falls gave a literary and musi tile their claims in this office on or before
Report of Emil DeReboaui, hoepital town, which will soon bj completed and
Following is a summary of weather ob cal entertainment at Houston’s opera said 25th dav of September, 19(0.
on August 22 be will inaugurate the hop ford-Butte Creek Ditch Co., is at Medford
keeper, for July, appioved.
J.T. BRIDGE8.
to secure pledges from the owners servations at Ashland daring month of house. They were assisted by Geo. S.
Ordered that J. A. Pendleton, county season with a grand ball. Mr. Ranztu trying
Register.
July, reported by F U, Carter, local ob
of
lands
tributary
to
the
proposed
ditch
has
45
acres
in
hops
which
are
looking
Nickerson
and
Misses
Ruth
Nickerson,
assessor, lie given until Monday, Oct. 1,
server for the Oregon StateWeatlier Service;
well
and
give
good
indications
of
an
to
the
extent
of
8000
acres.
Laura
Tharp,
Mae
Worden,
Winifred
1900, in which to return the assessment abundant crop. Tne hop lice gave some I
TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.—
Wiles, Eva, Bessie and Elsie Applegate,
roll of Jackson county for 1900.
B. Beach left Friday for Santa Monica,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
trouble,
but
the
warm,
drv
weather
and Misses Griswold.
Warrant for $30 on special fund, in
Cal., where he will join Mrs. Beach and
eliminated
the
danger
from
that
source.
UNITED
STATES LAND OFFICE,
favor of county judge, ordered drawn.
Picking will begin about the first of I they will go to Chicago to attend the
Roseburg, Oregon, July 6ih. 1900.
Ordered that the road petitioned for
I
grand
encampment
of
the
G.
A.
R.
of
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
by A. Gusson be established and the old September and Mr. Ranzau will employ i the United States in September.
with the provisions of the act of Congress
road that is not on survey be abandoned about 150 pickers at that time. Hisl J. S. Judd, a Chicago capitalist, and
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An act for the
and vacated and that F. M. Thompson, farm is well equipped with hop houses,
saie of timber lands in the States of Califor
his
son,
Dr.
Wm.
Judd,
first
assistant
dry
kilns
and
other
buildings.
supervisor, be instructed to open sa d
nia, Oregon, Nevada and w ashington Ter
editor of the Journal of the American
you have seen hundreds of your companions ritory.” Elmer Patrick of Ash'and, County Importers and Dealers in
road.
8ick H eadache absolutely and perma Medical Association, are making the
waste away in mill and foundry with a persistent of Jackson, State of Oregon has thisfday
Ordered that a warrant be drawn in nently cured by using Mokl Tea
A
cough. You have seen hundreds of them die with filed in this office bis sworn statement No
favor of C. Magruder for $60 in payment pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation Crater lake trip with Medford friends.
that terribledisease, Consumption. You have seen - for the purchase of tbesw I4nw % and lots
wives left penniless, and children thrown upon
for 3000 lb. Hall'» safe upon the delivery and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep,
L. L. Jewell and family, Mr. and Mrs.
the mercies of the cold world, because the father 1. 2, 3 and 4 of Sec. No. 14 in Twp. No 38 s
work
and
happy.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
of the same in the vault of the court
W A. Watt (from Connecticut who are
coughed his life r.way. The air you breathe Range No. 5 e, and will offer proof tc show
or
money
back.
25cts.
and
50cts.
E
ugenb
house.
visiting
the
Jewells),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
every day is full of sharp, metallic dust, which is that the land sought is more valuable for
Inhaled Into the lungs and irritates their delicate its timber or stone than lor agricultural
Road Supervisors’ compensation al A. S herwin .
Eclus Pollock, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
lining, in the case of glass blowers, the fierce purposes, and to establish bis claim to said
It is reported that about 200 acres of Calhoun of Grants Pass are doing Crater
lowed as follows:
land before the Register and Receiver of
J. M. Tyler ..............
60 00 1 valuable timber land, mostly belonging lake.
this office at Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday
Charles E. White ...
50 00 I to government and situated between the
Chauncy
Carter,
accompanied
by
the 25th day of September, 1900
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
28 00 i lands of Lucian Applegate aud John Misses May and Etta O'Neil, of New
Charles Hamilton...
He names as witnesses: John J. Cam
J. F. Brown...............
24 00 I Jansen about eleven miles north of here, Pine Ceek, started for Ashland last Sat
bers of -shland. Oregon; John R. Lozier
E. E. 8mith .............
84 00 i was burned over on Tuesday and urday. The young ladies go on a visit to
of Ashland, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-PlatJe Fur
Ordered that the appointment of Mary ' Wednesday of last week, doing a large relatives, and will be absent a few weeks.
Ashland, Oregon; William A. Patrick of
Ashland, Oregon.
Peter as deputy county clerk and Susie amount of damage by the destruction —Lakeview Examiner, Aug. 9.
niture. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Applegate aa deputy county re<order be i of timber.—Klamath Falls Express.
above-de.-.cnbed
lands
are
requested
to
file
You will never find any other pilla so
and the same are hereby approved.
About nine attempts out of every tenon prompt and so pleasant as DeWitt’s Little
tbeir claims in this office on or before said
Claims were allowed as fallows:
the lives qf rulers and statesmen wi thin Early Risers. E. A. S hbrwim .
25tb day of September. 1900.
Salaries of county officials.......... $1137 92 the present century have failed. Queen
J. T. BRIDGES.
Wm. Carroll, who was engaged in the
Insane person»...
Register.
Victoria survives eight known attempts
__
_ the
__ new school hou
iouse, re
tinning
of
Indigent persons.
to kill her and nobody knows how many turned*
to Roseburg Friday. His sis
Road» and bridges
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
more undisclosed schemes for her “re
Printing and blanks.
moval”. Nearly every other reigning ter, Miss Grace Carroll, who has been
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Court house and jail
sovereign in Europe has been under fire spending the summer in Ashland for her
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Commissioners ...»..
from would-be assassins. Monarchs health, joined him at Grants Pass for
Roseburg, Origin, June 25, 1900
Mean temp., 63.5; Max. temp., 102on 6th, I heat of the molten glass forces its way up the
Board and washing, prisoners
would seem indeed to bear brilliant tes her home.
Notice is hsreb/giventiiat in conipiiar.ee
iibe
into
the
lungs
where
it
gradually
breaks
Min.
temp.
40,
on
6th.
Number
of
days
19
25
Justice court .............................
Contractor E. J. Armstrong finished clear, 26; partly cloudy. 4; cloudy, 1. Pre own their delicate structure, making every cold with the provisions of the act of Congress
timooy to the truth of the old adage,
256 99 “Threatened men live long.”
Election expenses ...................
a danger to life. You can't afford to quit work of June 3,1878, entitlei “An set for the
burning 300,000 brick last Tuesday even- vailing direction of wind. N. W.
ing and are dailv exposed to this fatal dust and
246 00
Supervisors’ compensation....
’
Next Monday he will put a force
Mean, temp., July 19 years, 69 5; be intense heat. What you and voter friends need sale of timber Jauda in the Statei ol Cmi
In Portland there are 9898 children of of men laying brick on the Miller & low normal, 13; Av. rainfall, juiv, 19 yrs., is Acker’s English Remedy. This will make your furnia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
10 50
Sundries.....................
- 1 school age who do not attend school.
” Samuel T. Monger of Ashland,
Lane hotel building, and, after running 46 in; below normal .46 in. There have throat and lungs strong again. It will heal the Territory,
Irritation, brace up your strength, and you need county of Jackson, state of Oregon, ba-?
»2388 65
been
4
years
when
it
has
not
rained
in
July
Toral
In ail etagea of Nasal Catarrh there up the first story, will commence the and 4 when the fall was more than 1 inch. never lose a day’s work. 1 have noticed that in Ibis dav filed in this office his sworn state
gome mills there are no cases of Consumption. ruent No. 1117, for the purchase of the seJ4
should becleaniiness. As experience proves, brick work on the Field building —
The reason is that Acker’s English Remedy is I of bee. No. W in Township No 40 S Range
MARRIED,
K y a Cream Balm is a cleanser, soother Lakeview Examiner. . Armstrong
‘
was
Our “ruler»” are resting, but they have used
by the men working there.
an’d heaiev of the diseased membrane. It formerly
*
’ of ------
Medford.
■ No. 3e, and will offer proof to show that
not cancelled any of those hurry orders
is
not
drying
nor
irritating,
and
does
not
Bold
at 25c., 50c. and fl a bottle, throughout .u_ ] lanu
an(j gonght
suugiii is
io more valuable
.oli.a'..:«! i for
' wt its
ild
PHIPPS—BROWK-‘At JacksAnv lie, produce sneezing. Price 50 cents at drug
J. Poley brought his children Wilmer, that are keeping the war supply factories ^M^SM%an6d.CIf‘fou are n<w sJri-fied the
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
Aug. 7, 1900, by Judge Prim, I. D. gists or it wil1 be mailed by Ely Brothers Clara and Eva Poley over from Ft. Jones going day and night.
'
druggist, poses, and to e-tablisb ins claim to said
after buying, return the bottle toyo»
I
Phipps and Miss Clara E. Brown.
56 Warren Street, New York. Upon being Friday. Wilmer Po'ey left Sunday for
land before the Register and Receiver of
and
get
your
money
back.
“77” Cures Hay Fever.
into the nostrils it spreads over the Parkersburg, Douglas county, where h <
I this office at Roseburg, Cregou, on Friday
ALLEN—WYANT—In
Jacksonville. placed
and relief is immediate. It is aud Miss Georgia Parker, daughter of
’
rir*«r Ssonfattilior
July 8, 1900, by Hon. 11. K. Hanna, ive.uorane
Dr. Humphreys’ Specific “77” is al
an agreeable cure.
He names as witnesses: M. M. Tucker,
Capt. Parker, will be married on the most an infallible remedy for Hay Fever. I
circuit judg«, R. M. Allen and Miss
of Ashland. Oregon; T. Mcllattan, of Ash
20:h inst. The bride spent several sum All drug stores, or sent on receipt of
Alice Wyant.
land, Oregon; L. L Angle, ot Ashland,
mers in Ash land and is a very amiable price, 25c, Humphreys’ Medicine Co., i
Oregon; D. II. Yeager, of Snow, Oregon.
CJ-A. STOUTS..
lady.
New Yorr.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
BOHN
B mts th.
Aiwp Bought
the above described lands are requested to
E xpkuzxce Is Tn« B est T eacher . U ss
The prevailing lacework on beautiful
Signatar»
tile tbeir c!a<me in this office on or before
Acker’s English Remedy in any cose of
BAR RETT-In Yreka, August 9, 1900,
eaid 7th day of September, 1900.
coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to arm» »nd neck» enables the fair popula
<d
J.T. BRIDGES,
to Conductor and Mrs. J. £. Barrett,
give immediate relief money refunded. tion to present something like an opera
oovtame on the stmt.
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No other baking powder is
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For Sanative Uses.
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