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Engel Brot Til VALLEY RECOBD. VALLEY RECORD .......ASHLAND, OREGON Published Every Thursday. Advertising Rates Given on Application. ......... ASHLAND, OREGOB $1.75 < B. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : One Year................................................ $1 75 8ix Months............................................ 1 00 Three Months........................................ 50 VALLEY RECORD. Í VOL. XIII ASHLAND, JACK80N COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.'1900. PRESSED BRICKS. True Economy The difference of cost between a good and a poor baking powder would not amount for a family’s supply to one dollar a year. The poor powder would cost many times this in doctors’ bills. Royal Baking Powder may cost a little more per can, but it insures perfect, wholesome food. In fact, it is more economical in the end, because it goes further in leavening and never spoils the food. Royal Baking Powder used always in making the biscuit and cake saves both health and money. You cannot, if you value good health, afford to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow ders. They are apt to spoil the food; they do endanger the health. All physicians will tell you that alum in food is poisonous P. W. Paulson is at Pel ican bay. T. M. Riley was over from Kiamathon this week. L. A. Neil went to Woodville Monday on cattle business. W. H. Simmons has returned to Med ford from a visit in Ohio. Miss Ida Tolman left Saturday for Portland for medical treatment. Mrs. J. J. O’Neil and sou returned Saturday from her Portland visit. Mrs. J. Franzen returned Saturday from a visit with Granta Pass friends. H. 8. Evans returned Bunday from his trip to the San Francisco festivities. The Medford public schools opened last week with an enrollment of 350 pupils. Miss Mollie Catchings left Monday for Kiamathon and Jenny creek to visit her folks. • Fireman Arthur Abbott and wife of Dunsmuir are visiting relatives on Wag ner creek. H. F. Welle returned to Dunsmuir Monday after a visit with a lady friend in Ashland. Medford gave Ringling Bros, a license to exhibit in that town for $5—a nomi nal amount. Mrs. Schmitling of Jacksonville left for Happy Camp Sunday to work in Mr. Head’s hotel. Miss Mabel Galey returned Monday from a visit with Miss Meta Morine at Table Rock. Miss Elsie Chapman went to Grants Pass Monday to remain awhile with Mrs. W. E. Dean. Ai Peck left for Applegate Monday to do some prospecting for mines with bis Electro Magnet. Friday’8 delayed train gave Express Messenger John Churchman a delightful evening in Ashland. Mrs. Robt. Ralph came up from Red ding Monday on a visit to Mrs. H. Ralph and Miss Fanny Ralph. W. N. Huston and daughter, Mrs. Carrie Bell, returned to Hornbrook Sun day from a visit in Ashland. Miss Minnie Cox returned home to Medford Saturday from a visit with Mrs. W. B. Johnston in Ashland. Leased Tolman Springs. A. H. Osborne, accompanied by his wife and daughters, Mrs. Alice McInnis, Frances. Inez and Irma, arrived from Le land Monday and left for Tolman Springs the well-known health resort 14 milee east of Ashland. Mr. Osborne and fam ily have been keeping a railroad board ing house at Tunnel 9 ever since the railroad came to this country and know their business. They have leased the hotel and baths and are prepared to en tertain the health-seeking public. Tbe hotel rates are $1 per day, mud baths 50cent8 each and vapor baths free. ASBESTOS Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wooley have moved back to their place again. Wm. Mitchell has been delivering loads of posts to Riley Myers of Beagle. Frank Hammond was in Medford re cently. I). Reynolds took a load of fruit to Gold Hili last weex. Mate Biden and sister went to Medford last Saturday. Ira Nichols and family of Modoc are vis iting their parents and friends of this section. H. H. Mitchell and family are enjoying an outing at Crater Lake this week. Larkin Reynolds and wife of Jacksonville have been making a visit to his parents. Frank Davis will soon have completed tbe addition he is puttiDg on Mr. Biden’s house. Fred Mitchell after a short visit to his parents left fur Gold Hill where be is em ployed in the Braden mine. J. N. Mitchell was visiting on Evans Creek for several days of last week. Frank Davis seems to have lost his cows and horses and all his efforts have failed to locate their whereabouts. Seth and Edna Williams have gone to Grants Pass this week to bring back their younger sister Vonic, who has been stay ing with her sister Mrs. Wolfolk. Frank Reynolds tbe thirteen year old son of D. Reynolds feels proud of his ability as a hunter, having only last week killed two tine big buck. A great many strangers have been visit ing this section seeking a suitable location for a home. Several we hear have decided to remain. The young people of the Feynolds and Williams families made a trip to Klamath county tbe latter part of last monlhjstoppiog over a day at Crater Lake and returning by way of Ashland. They were all much pleased with Klamath county. Relief Corp« Ladies. Wm. Chambers of B:g Butte had a The following is a list of the W. R. C. limb broke between the knee and ankle ladies of the valley who registered dur last week while the horse he was riding after Btock fell with him. ing the encampment.: From Grants Pass—Mesdames Harriets. Patrick. Estella E. Berry. Carrie E. Payne. Susanna Harkness, Elizabeth Longley. Me lissa M. Spencer, Celia A. Smith. Belle Kuykendall, Rozina Morri.«, Nellie Mott, Mary Downer. From Medford—Mesdames Ella Stewart, A. Hooker, Mary E. Reeves, Juiia E. Pierce, Com. Foote 35, Seattle. From Central Point—Mesdames Purkey- yile. J. M. Gibson. Maria L. Johnson, Kate effers, Sydow, Malissa Elliott, Lizzie Beal, M. E. Rogers. Alta Rogers. Anna Wright, Caroline Patrick. From Ashland—Mesdames Malvina Fer guson, A. J. Slocum, Mary E. Ward. I. P. Spencer, Lyaia Stewait, 8. A. Helman, K. A. Smith, Ida Jennings, Carrie E. Har- gadine, Mellissa J. Sayle. Nellie Hendricks, Sarah Yount, L. H. Kium, E. J. Reid, Catherine Rogers, Mary Berry, Marv F. rs hair did not grow. It was Casey. 8. Ganiere. Elmira J. Stewart, harsh .u and and would break off, and her scalp was Ip t uD of dry dandruff that I could not Lucinda Ganiard, L. E. High, Mollie E. comi ______ _______________________ id out. A place around the back of ___ her High, E. A. Pratt, Louisa J. Chisholm. head waa bald, and on the top of her head the Lida McDaniel, Mabel Carter. Alice Wood hair waa only two or three Inches long. I en, Alice Sayles, Sarah Ganiard, Elva used C uticcra S oap and some C cticura Rouse, Susannah Wills. Josephine Poley, Ointment, and her hair has come In thick and Josephine D. Crocker, Mattie V. Crocker, aaeoftaasllk. Mas.A.DOWNEY, Alfred,O. Mary E. Rose, Dora Cole. Fannie Stanley, Warm ahampoo. with C vtjctba S oap lad light drMt- Miss Sadie M. Powell. izig. with C uticle ., pure.! of emoUI'iitt, will clear Visalia Cal.—Mrs. M. C. K Shuey, of the scalp aad hair of cruata, acalaa, and dandruff, aoctha George Wright W. R. C. HMad aad itching lurfacea. A Powder Mill Explosion. Removes everything in sight; bo do draBtic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous. No need to dynamite your body when Dr. King’s New Life Pills do the work bo easily and perfectly. CureB Headache, Constipation. Only 25 ceutB at E ugene A. S herwin , Drug store. Cannot be better spent than by snbscrib* ing to the VALLEY RECORD for • year. Just think I $1.75 gives you all the news for a year. Try it! NO. 17. New Dry Goods & Clothing Williams Block. Main Street. .................. PHONE NO. 2OS................... A FULL LINE of SHOES in LATEST STYLES Just Added to Stock. New Goods Constantly Arriving. R. N. NASON ’S PAINT! Stonide Floor Paint, - - National Wagon Paint, and CEMETICO. a Continental Household Paint, » <a’®“"~'.FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK CANADIAN/-) V “PACIFIC K y . © 100 HOURS MINING 11'ESIS. Tbe Waldo Copper Co., consisting of Capt. Draper and Mr. Gunn, of tbe Union iron works, San Francisco, have bought the copper mine formerly owned by Messers. Strong, Kelly and Shiplev paying four or five thousand for it; tbev also bought tho smelter on the mine placed there by Messers. Capt. Brown and Wheeler by direction of Mr. Elmer. The property is located near Waldo. OCEAN to OCEAN TF YOU ARE NEEDING A Grand Scenery, Machine last Time, Model Accommodation. THE HAMMER8LEY MINE SOLD. It will Pay you to call and get prices before buying. Grants Pass, Sept 13.—William T. Cope has bonded the Golconda mine ou Touriet and first-class Sleeping Cars— WilliamB creek for $12,000, This mine I At t.i- - has recently given promising results in BOSTON, Opera House Furniture Store development work and samp'es of the MONTREAL, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK. work have assayed $20 to tbe ton. TORONTO, OTTAWA, The Hammersley mining propertv, known as the Daisy mine bas been bonded ST. PAUL. Joseph Zach of Jacinto, Glenn county, Emil Scherrer Killed. Propsed New Railroad«. to Henry Phillips of the Preston Peak cop per mines. A force of men bas been sent A. B. Hammond of Montana who or Cal., is paying a visit to his brother, The body of Emil Scherrer, a brake- KLAMATH COUNTY. to pump out the water, and active work For particulars, apply to man, was found mutilated and dead ganized and built the railroad to Astoria James Cooke of Neil creek. Capt. I. D. Applegate of Swan Lake has will commence at once. TbiB mine is in the railroad yard at Keswick Friday and the Corvallis A Eastern R. R. has Hon. C. B. Jillson who has been in H. H. A bbott , Agent, to beoneofthe sold ¿OUU 2800 ucau head U1 of UJUVLUU mutton DUCOP sheep w to VU»B. Chas. acknowledged ----------- . 7---- ~ .-------- X---------- best 1 quartz * ». . evening, he having been unaccountably recently purchased the John Vance Com San Francisco for several months for his BU1<1 146 Third Street, Portland, Or. Sherlock of Lakeview 'or $3 per head. [ properties in Southern Oregon, but liti- run over by the cars he waa assisting in pany’s saw-mills, railroad, etc., in Hum health, has returned to Henley. v .» _ .____ i .inn j _______________ * r»otinn hao intori with ito nnorafinn In the bunch are 1,200 dry ewes, tbe re galiou has interfered with its operation. E. J. C oyle , A. G. P. A., switching. He was 23 years of age and boldt county, Cal., which is one of the Miss May Sutton went to Grants Paes mainder three and four-year-old wethers. The mine is located on Evaus creek, eon of Hermann Scherrer, formerly of most extensive holdings of the famous Vancouver, B. O. Ashland but now of Dunsmuir. The redwood timber lands of that district. Friday where she commenced teaching Mr. Sherlock made this purchase for about 20 miles from Grants Pass. in the public school Monday. himself and be will range two weeks young is well known by the young peo This surely means a railroad outlet of t . james ’ big mining deal . TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— ple of Ashland with whom he went to some kind, as Hammond is an active J. J. Cambers went to Grants Pass there and then make a slow drive to the The Spokane Chronicle of the 10th inBt. school. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. spirit. Whether it means a railroad up Monday on a business trip. He wants railroad at Montague. He has made an offer for 1000 lambs out of tbe Apple has a column account of the sale of the the coast to connect with bis present lines to buy a first-class driving team. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Acs sb ’ s E nglish R znedy will stop a in Oregon at Yaquina bay, Corvallis and gate band, and will probably get tbem Yellow Jacket and Maude S. group of Roseburg. Oregon, July 6ih. 1900. Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Reader returned to on his return to Klamatb. cough at any time, and will cure tbe worst proposed lin-s into eastern Oregon via mines 30 miles east of Rossland, British Notice is hereby given that in compliance cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. Ashland Sunday night from their trip to Columbia. The property belonged to with the provisions of the act of Congress Prineville or will eventually come up 25cts and SOcts. E vgxnz A. S hebwin . Evan R. Reames and bis son-in-law, Jack and C. B. Etner and Cromie broth Europe and the Paris Exposition. June 3, 1873, entitled “An act for the the Klamath river and connect with the F. W. Jennings of Portland, have pur ers of Spokane, and the purchaser was of There are 91 veterans of different wars Oregon Midland Railway’s prospective sale of timber lands in the States of Califor Otis Tout arrived from Vacaville, Cal , chased tbe Alex. Martin & Co.’s brick Louis Will, the beeswax manufacturer of nia, Oreeon, Nevada and « ashington Ter in tbe Oregou Soldiers’ home, classified eastern connections at Kiamathon is not Friday to visit his father, being en route store in Klamath Falls and will continue Syracuse, N. Y., who was rusticating in ritory.” Elmer Patrick of Ash'and, County Mfollows: 9 Mexican, 25 Indian, 56 yet disclosed. to Eugene to enter the state University. tbe business at tbe old stand. Ashland and Pelican bay last summer. of Jackson, State of Oregon has this.day Civil and 1 Spanish war veteran. Of these filed in this office his sworn statement No The Fall River Tidings says that the Mrs. E. E. Scott of Mexico, Mo., who 21 are hospital patients, moat of them Miss Maud Baldwin, who attended the The price was $65,000 the first payment - for the purchase of tbesw %mv and lots McCloud River Railroad will be extend has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Main 8t. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall, permanently such. There are now but Portland carnival and visited friends at being $10,600. Thos. James, Xhe well- 1, 2, 3 ami 4 of Sec. No. 14 in Twp. No 33 s two e.nptv beds in the hospital, a num ed to Bartle’s this fall and that Van Are Wiley, left Saturday for Stockton, Cal. Medfr.rd, returned to Klamatb Falls Mon known mining expert formerly Superin Range No. 5 e, and will offer pro>>f tc show ber inadequate to meet emergencies dale wants a thousand men to com Mrs. W. F. Bachand and little daught day accompanied by her little brother tendent of the Shorty-Hope mine near that tbe land sought is more valuable for ZPA-IJSTTS, ZE5 JA 11ST T ZE ZEÒ S’ TOOLS mence operations. which may arise any day. er came up from Grants Pass Monday to and Miss Mary Roberts who bad been Ashland, but now a resident of Spokane, its timber or stone than tor agricultural WJLLT-i PAPER, G-LAS. ETC. made the sale and has been placed ¡ d purposes, an 1 to establish his claim to said Moran Bros., of New York, arrived at visit her folks, John T. Frulan and family. visiting at Medford. A ckbbs D yspepsia T ablets are sold on a charge of the mine as manager by Mr land before the Register and Receiver ol positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, Reno in tbeir private car ou the 6th inst B uilding P apcbs , W baffivg P apsbs and T wins «. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. A cattle train on the N. C. & O. goiog Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owens of Horn this office at Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday raising of the food, distress after eating or They rfame out to inspect tbe N. C. & brook were Ashland visitors on the oc around the curve into tbe Secret Val.ey, Will. Mr. James has been developing tbe 25th day of September, 1900. any form of dyspepsia. On« little tablet O. Railway, of which they are owners. I the property under a bond and has 5000 He names as witnes-es: John J. Cam gives immediate relief. 25cts. and 50cts. A. Bieber was in company with one of casion of the soldiers and sailors reunion 20 miles south of Termo, was wrecked tons of ore blocked out that assay $20 per bers of shland, Oregon; John R. Lozier last Monday while en route to Reno. I ton. He has a 10-stamp mill en route last week. E ugsbb A. S mbbwii . tbe brothers on the trip from Reno last of Ashland, Oregon: Charles Lindsey of Mieses Louise Garrett and Enida Elli Six cam loaded with cattle for the to the mine that costs $6000 with equip Ashland, Oregon; William A. Patrick of We learn that W. O’Donnell. A. P. week, and from what he could glean in Western Meat Company rolled down the McCarton, Jams« G. Beard, Carl Voss, conversation with Mr. Moran, he be son and Otto Caster and Lynn Clemems embankment Beventy-five feet, killing ment and the new owner expects to add Ashland, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the two sons of Manual Pareira of Moffitt lieves the road will be "extended from were up from Medford Friday doing the 25 bead, and crippling many others, 30 more stamps later on, besides other above-described lands are requested to file extensive improvements. The Chroni Creek, and other boys, accepted jobs Termo to Likely, at least. The railroad town. ♦ wrecking tbe cars and tearing up tho cle article says: Mr. James is also a their claims in this office on or before said from the German government to take owner questioned Mr. Bieber closely re- 25th day of September, 1900. Miss Maud Jacobs who bas been living track. The cattle were shipped from well-known mining expert iu other parts charge of horses purchased in this State iarding freight shipments, etc., from with Mrs. Guy Stone near Portland for Termo by Nally Willey of Likeview. J. T. BRIDGES. of the country, and especially in Colora for shipment to China. They contract ,ake county.—Lakeview Examiner. Register. a year returned to Ashland Friday to re Attorney Geo. S. Nickerson and crew do, having come to Spokane early last ed for three months service, and are to main. Endured Death’s Agonies. have gone to Lake county for another November in the interest of this deal. TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.- leave in an American transport in a few + __ , Ha. Returned and Has Equipped His t Mrs. John Ross who had been stopping Although asked for a statement at that days, chartered by German agents.— NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION. Onlv a roaring fire enabled J, M. Gar- j in Ashland for several days with Mrs. two months trip surveying government time in regard to the proposed purchase lands in the desert coantry north and Yreka Journal. + Old Established Gallery in Ashland With + rettaon, of San Antonio,Tex., to lie dfiwn Lindsey returned home to Clawson Sun NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, east of Warner. | he refused to give anything for publica You assume no risk when you buy when attacked by Asthma, from which day. Roseburg, Oregon, July 6th, 1900 tion until he 6aw the first payment made. Paul De Laney, traveling correspon In the well-known apnx end side land Notice is hereby given that in compliance Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar he suffered for years. He writes hia mis John Frulan, who is working for 8. J. with the provisions of the actol Congress ery was often bo great that it seemed be dent of the Oregonian, baa been in rhoea Remedy. E cubne A. S hebwin casein Aspen, Colo., Mr. James gained will refund y«ur money if you are not endured the agonies of death; but Dr. Fore’B mines west of Cole’s returned Klamath and Lake counties writing up renown, his testimony being given pref of June 3,1878, entiiled“An act for the sale + Carbon Finish. ♦ ©f timber lands in the States of California, X satisfied after using it. It is everywhere King’s New Discovery for Consumption Tuesday after a visit with his family in tbe country. Pbotoe in Water Colors. £ erence over Australian experts. He now Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo admitted to be the most successful rem wholly cured him. This marvelous med Ashland. Pictures in tbe Latest Styles. + intends to make Spokane his home, and ry,” John J. Cambers of Ashland, County Parties representing the German gov edy in usj for bowel complaints and tbe icine is tbe only known cure for Asthma Mrs. Emerson and danghter, Miss ernment are expected in Klamatb will make frequent trips between here of Jackson. State of Oregon, bas this <- Developing and Finishing for Amateurs. ♦ as well as Consumption, Coughs and only one that never fails. It is pleasant Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children. £ day tiled in this office his sworn Mamie Emerson, were on Friday’s train and the mines. Colds, and all Throat, Chest and Lung for Salem to spend the winter with Mrs. county this week to purchase cavalry statement No. 1135, for the purchase of the safe and reliable. horses, troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Guaran n J4 sw J4 and lot® L 2, and 3 of Sec No. Doctor Yourself At Home. Green’s station, four miles south of teed. Trial bottle fiee at E ugens A. J. Conner at Salem. Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon. £ 24, in Twp. 38 i Range No 5 e, and will of + Mrs. 0.0. Cranston bas gone to Boss Walter Freeland, night agent of the land, Crook county, to make her home. Roseburg, furniehed another train wreck S herwin ’ s Drugstore. Send for a free copy of Dr. Humphrey’s fer proof to show that the land sought is ♦ +++* Southern Pacific, accompanied by bis Friday morning. The driver axle of the Manual, iti vi ng treatment and cure of the more valuable for its timber or stone than Dick Smith has returned to the state sick in all ailments. Humphreys’ Com for agricultural purposes, and to establish engine on the south bound overland pas Van pel, Norrie and Drake are at the wife, returned Sunday from their vaca his claim to said land before the Register university where be graduates this year. pany, P. 0. Box 1810, New York. senger train broke, ditching the engine, front this fall with oue of the most com tion in Portland. and Receiver of this office at Roseburg, mail, express and baggage care, and tear plete stocks of goods ever brought to Ason was born to the wife of S. F. Oregon, on Tuesday the 25:b day of Sep Mrs. J. F. Wallace left Friday to vis ing up 100 yards of track. The train ar thie valley. The Bravery of Woman tember, 1900. it her folks in Lion county and attend Brandon Sept. 7th, at Merrrll. rived in Ashlan i ten hours late. He names as witnesses: William A. Was grandly shown by Mrs. John A meeting of the demo -ratic county cen the conference of the M. E. Church H. II. Pearson, who has been visiting Patrick of Ashland, Oregon; Elmer Pat A Baltimore min is suing his wife for tral committee is called for at Medford South at Albany. his mother at Salem, the Portland car Dowling of Butler. Pa., in a three years’ rick of Ashland, Oregon; John K. Lozier, a divorce because she goes through his next Saturday, Sept. 22, at 1 o’clock p. m. Ex-Representative G. F. Schmidtline nival and Ashland friends, returned to struggle with a malignant stomach of Ashland, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of pockets at night. He ought to be laugh trouble that caused distressing attacks of Ashland, Oregon. came up from Woodville Sunday with Klamath Falls this week. 91 First Street, Portland, Ore. For 8ale — New 3^ wagon ; set britchen ed, if not kicked, out of court. In the nausea and indigestion. All remedies Any and all persons claiming adversely hia daughter, Miss Maggie, who entered Geo. Inlow of Ashland is riding for failed to relieve her until she tried Elec the above-described lands are requested to first place, a m in who can’t hide all his harness, saddle, and young span geld the public school. cattle at Geo. Chase’s ranch near Keno. tric Bitters. After taking it two months, file their claims in this office on or befoie money except what he is willing his wife ings—cheap for cash. Inquire of H. 8. Importers and Dealers in Mrs. May Rice and her two children, should abstract from his clothing doesn’t Parrish, Oak street, Ashland. she wrote; “ I am now wholly cured and said 25th day of September, I960. Your Face J.T. BRIDGES. deserve to go down town with more than Fred Klippel and family have gone to Misses Agnes and Leda Rice, who have can eat anything. It is truly a grand Register. a niekle for car fare. And then any mau Omaha, Neb., where he will again work been spending the summer with their Shows the state of your feelings and the tonic for the whole syetem as I gained in of your health as well. Impure blood fit to have a wife ought to understand for the Burlington read, and Linaes Klip grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gil state makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow weight and feel much stronger since us TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878- more, returned home to Portland Friday. complexion, that 30 cents thus obtainsd doe« more pel has gone to eastern Oregon. Pimples and Skin Eruptions. ing it.” It aide digestion, cures dyspep NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. goo 1 and makes her pie isanter than $3.70 Putnam Fadeless Dyes are fast to sun If yon are feeling weak and worn out and sia, improves appetite, gives new life. If you want your tire set without banded out and presentod to her in tbe Only 50c. Guaranteed at E ugene A. do not have a healthy appearance, you NITED STATES LAND OFFICE. light, washing and rubbing. Sold by ' should try Acker’s Blood Elixir. It cures S herwin ’ s Drug Store. open. It is the woman, not the man, in “dishiug”the wheels, have Emil Peil E ugen « A. S hbkwin . Roseburg, Oregon. July 6th. 1900. do it. * all Dlood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas Notice is hereby given that incompliance that case that is entitled to a divorce. and so called purifiers fail; knowing this, Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna was up with the provisions of the act of Congress Geo. Brown and wife. Royal G. Brown, Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. of June 3. 1878, entitled “An ect for the Mrs J. F. Brown, of Eacle Point, Dr. W. from Jacksonville Sunday to meet Mrs. we E ugens A. S herwin . sale of timber lands in the States of Califor HORN Hanna and son Leon who were return B. Officer, wife aud daughter of Grass nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter ■ Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur Valley, Cal., and their visitors, C. Tink ing from a stay in San Francisco. Mrs. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. ritory,” William A. 1’atrick of ' Arhland, • HEDBURG- In Ashland, September 17, er and family, have been making tbe Max Muller also returned home to Jack Countv of Jackson, State of Oregon, has Dr. S. I. Darrin and wife have been in sonville from a three months visit in San Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE. Crater lake trip. 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hedburg, day filed in this office his sworn State niture. | " My attack of miller’s Asthma was very this Francisco, accompanied by l>e>\daughter, Grants Paes the past week. ci the nw %, ment No. — for the purchase a daughter. W. H. Ballon, who has been stopping Miss Amelia, who is up on a months vis- bad. I was afraid to lie down at night for Joseph Kessler has been at Klamath fear of smothering. I couldn’t get my breath. se % Jots 1.2 3.4 of Seo. No. 12, in Twp. . »r. WENTWORTH—Iu Ashland, Sept. 14, in Ash'and for two months left Saturday is after an absence of seven years in San No. 38 s Range No. 5 e, and will offer proof Hot Springs the past several weeks for No matter if all the 1900, to Mr. aud Mrs. J.S. Wentworth, for Witchita Falls, Tex., to return here Francisco. to show that the land sought is more vain- his rheumatism. i doors and windows next spring. able for its timber or stone than for agri a daughter. in the house were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker leave soon cultural purposes and to establish hisclaim Frank J. Miller ot the Albany Iron The great succeas of Chamberlain’s on a visit with relatives and friends at open, it seemed as WAIT—Near Roseburg, Sept. 12. 1900. to said land before the Register and Re Works bas been in the county doing if there was no air to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Waite, a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in their old home back in Sigourney, Iowa. ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregou, business for tliat firm. ' and that I must tbe treatment of bowel complaint« has Mrs. W. R. Kincaid and daughter Irene on Tuesday the 25th day of September, 1900. daughter, surely smother to He names as witnesses: John J. Cam made it standard over the greater part accompanies them to visit at their old Mrs. S. E. Hamlett and two children death. Mr. W. B. HAWKINS—In Yreka, Cal., Sept. 10, ol the civilized woild. For sale by E v « ene bers of Ashland, <’regon; John R. Lozier of are out from Illinois visiting her folks, Long, of this city, home in Warren, Iowa. Mr Kiocaid is 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hawkins, A. Suitvro. Ashland. Oregon; Elmer Patrick ot Ash A. H. Carson and family. j called my attention there now and will return with them. land, Oregon; Charles Lindsey of Ashland, a daughter. to Acker ’ s English Joseph Owen, accompanied by Ubas. D. Oregon. County Commissioner John Wells and Remedy for Throat J. O. Newman and Mrs. Cumpton of BARRON—Near Ashland, Sept. 17,1900, Cole, came over from Hornbrook Monday Any and all persons claiming adversely daughter, Mrs. G. H. Linton, have re Elkton, Douglas county, who were ar- and Lung Trou to Mr. aud Mrs. Homer W. Barron, a to iook at the former’s quartz ledge near the above- described lands are requested to turned from a visit at Ashland. J bles. I thought lit res;ed near Ashland at the instance of the big discovery made by H. B.N^on file tbeir claims in this office on or before daughter. tle of it but bought the woman’s husband and taken back to Gali’s creek. said 25th dav of September, 1900. Editor A. E. Voorheis of the Rogue abottle inthehopes J. T. BRIDGES, For the first time in the history of the I Douglas county, have been held to ap River Courier and family have returned that it might help Register. JJAltHIKI), Northwest the price of cattle in Or pear before the circuit court. The wo from a visit at their old home in Green me a little. It gave me wonderful re egon is $5 per higher than in the East. man gave $200 bond, Dr. E. Du Gas and ville, Mich. Dr. E. V. Hoover sureties. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— lief, and the second HARTMAN—SOLOMAN—In San Fran Lakview Rustler: Tbe local papers Judge Willard Crawford has changed bottle cured me cisco, Sept. 18, 1900, M. L. Hartman You can spell it cough, coff, caugh, kanf, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. and Mise Theresa Sol ornan, formerly . is supposed to print all the news, but if kaff, bough, orkaugh. but the onlv harm his residence from Crescent City to Gold completely. My re covery is permanent, too, for ever since I Beach, Curry county, where he has I NITED 8TATES LAND OFFICE, the publisher printed all the drunks, less Remedy th»t quickly cures it is One of Jacksonville. have not had tlie slightest return of my old RosebUTg, Oregon, June 25, 1900 scrape, family rackets, etc., what a howl Minute Uuugh Cure. E. A. S hebwin . opened a law office. enemy. I consider Acker'B English Remedy PARAZOO— MITCHELL—At Jackson ■ there would be. You never know the Notice is hereby given that in compliance Dr. W. S. Jones and Chas. Strang re- Dr. W. H. Flannagan has returned to by long odds the best medicine in the world with the provisions of the act of Congress ville September 11, 1900, by Chae. ■ value of a home paper until you want hacking coughs, asthma and bronchitis. of June 3,1878, entitled “An act for the Prim, county judge, Jos. Parazoo and I something kept out of its column«, then ’ turned to Medford Friday where they Grants Pass from bis trip to Alaska. for It completely masters those stubborn dis sale of timber lands in tlieStateiot Cali had placed Mrs. J. E. Enyart and Miss He is pleased with that country but will Mies Mary Mitchell, both of Klamath 1 ’ the editor is the beat fellow in town. that many people _wrongly «uppose to fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Helen Strang in McLean’s hospital not return. He took in Nome, St. Mich eases county. be incurable. If sufferers willjust try a sin Territory,” Hamuel T. Songer of Ashland, for treatment. Several large tumors aels, Dawson, Lake Bennett, Skagway, gle bottle, it will prove every word I have county of Jackson, state of Oregon, has A Word to Mother«. RUEFLY— SCHMIDTLEIN—In Jack were removed from Mr«. Enyart,who died Sitka and Juneau. | said, and more too.” (Signed.) this dav filed in thie office bis sworn state Mother« of children affected with croup from tbe effects of the operation. ASHL A.3STD, OREGON. sonville, Sept. 12, 1900, by Rev. M. N. J ohn D. E lliott , ment No. 1117, for the purchase of the sej^ J. T. Logan and Miss Ella, daughter or a severe cold need not hesitate to ad Hansen, W. E. Riwfiy and Miss Grace Commander John Megarah Post, No. 132, of Sec. No. 10 in Township No. 40 S Range To prevent consumption, quickly cure of Geo. Simmons, the placer mining man minister Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. A strictly Normal School.—Thorough Academic Instruc Schuaidtlein. No. 3e, and will offer proof to show that throat aud lung troubleswith One Minute of the firm of Simmons & Cameron, were Portland, Mich. It contains u« opiate nor narcotic in any Cough Sold at 25c., 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout the land sought is more valuable for its tion.—The highest Professional Training.—Each Teacher a Cure. E. A. 8 hzbivi n . LsMAY— McMILLAN—In San Fran form and may be given aa confidently to married on the 9th inst. in Grants Pass the United States and Canada: and in Eng timber or stone than for agricultural pur cisco, Sept. 9, i960, by Rev. Father the babe as to au adult. The great suc- James Hallisy, the Siskiyou railroad and left on the morning train to spend land, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d.. 4s. 6d. Ifyouarenot poses. and to establish his claim to said Looney. Paul O Le.May of Yreka, and ceea that has attended its use in the treat bridge carpenter was down from the their honeymoon in San Francisco. satisfied after buying, return tbe bottle to land before tbe Kegisier and Receiver of Specialist.—Beautiful and Healthful Location and Homelike Marie McMillian of San Francisco. mountain Sunday afternoon meeting an this office at Roseburg, Giexon, ou Friday Surroundings. I your druggist, and get your money back. ment of colds and croup has won for it Tbe Grants Pass public schools opened ( tbe 7th day of September, 1900 B'e autJiorue the aboie guaratUee. the approval and praise it baa received engagemet with the pay wagon. He in Monday with the following teachers in' He names as witnesses: M. M Tucker, W. S. BOQKJiB de CO., Propridon, Sew York. throughout the United States and in forms us that R. J. Bean and wife will charge: 8. W. Holmes, Misses M. A. Fall term begins September 10. Write for Catalogue and of Ashlznd, Oregon; T. McHaltan. of Ash WANTED—ACTIVE MEN OF GOOD many foreign lands. Fur sale by E ugene leave first of the coming month for Butte land, Oregon; L. L. Angle, of Ashland, Goodin, Minnie Tuffs, Cora Lemon, Cal character to deliver and collect in Oregon A. rUkKWIN. City, Mon., where he will do timber work Oregon; D. 11. Yeager, of Snow, Oregon. further information. lie Hesiin, Mary Day, Edna Parker, for old established manufacturing whole in a mine at $4 per day. Any and all persons claiming adversely Alice Pool, Dora Co;vig, May Sutton, sale houw 390) a year, sure pay tbe above described lands are requested to Mom T b \ positively cures sick headache, and Florence Akin. O Honesty more than expenence required. tile their claims in this office on or before and constipation. A delight Our reference, any bank in any city. En BtaNtha Bombt indigestion .»id 7th day of September, 1900. Job printing of all kinds promptly ful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of due« seif addressed stamped envelope. * J. T. BRIDGES, the skin, producing a perfect oomplexion, done at reasonable prices at tbe Rscoan Maaulacturere, Third Fluor, 834 Dearborn SigaataH Bvglswr. or money ratandod, 25 cti. and 00 ou, at St., Ohlcago. office. Ws turn out only first-lass work J. P. DODGE ASHLAND MILLS. CÔÜRÏ PATENTÏ FLOUR, ] l U W. J. VIRGIN & CO., PROP’S H. S. EVANS,ASHLAND-OK PAINTING, PAPERING. ETC. ! F. L. CAMPS ....The Photographer i | U | THE LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY. | THE JOHN BARRETT CO U Tile Flooring, Electroliers, and Incandescent Lamps. From a Ga Aa fía fflSéSSl A shland H ouse N BOURGEOIS, PROPRIETOR ASHLAND. OREGON. RATES, $1.00 PER DAY. U Good Accommodations Located in the Heart of the City. Free Bus to and From all Trains. SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL W. Nl. CLKYTON, Pros. The Valley Record for the News.
