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Engel Bro» --.....ASHLAND, OREGON Published Every Thursday. E. J,. KAI SE R, Proprietor. SuMcsimox Rana : One Yaarl ................... (1 75 Six Months...................... 1 00 Three Months^ . ............................. 50 VALLEÏ RECORD VALLEY RECORD ....A99LÀJID, OREGO» i Cannot be better (pent than by subscrib ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a year. Just think I (1.75 gives you all the news for a year. Try it! Advertising Rates Given on Application. Quality Never experiment with so important an article as the human food FRK88KP B KICKS. KLAMATH RESERVATION. B. E. Haney waa up from Jackeouvilla Friday. Miss Nora McKinney went to Medford Monday. T. F Kershaw is visiting friend« at Redding, Cal. Mrs. H. A. Case wentto Portland Mon day to remain some time. Misa Maud Vaughn came over from Montague Sunday on a viait. An Interesting Description of Life Among the Prosperous Red Men of Klamath County. Klamath Falls, Or., Oct. 12—The Klamath Indian Reservation embraces a large scope of the most fertile lands in the northern portion of Klamath couDty. and roughly estimated, a hundred square miles of equally as rich country. In the Sprague and other valleys of less note 1200 Indians make their home on these lands. In riding through the district, one would never surmise that it was in habited by such a people, unless he met the redmen. Large, commodious resi dences, extensive stock farms, fine hay meadows, great stacks of hay, good stock upon every band, and in fine condition, in fact, a general air of prosperity everv- where give it the appearance of a pros perous white man’s community, instead of a region inhabited by the once savage Piutes and Modocs. The Indians, with few exceptions, are fairly well educated, and even the wom , en speak the English language with good accent and talk intelligently. The trav eler, upon visiting an Indain abode, finds it is necessary, usually, to speak a sort of broken English to carry on an intel ligent conversation. Not so on this res , ervation. He at once finds that the In dians understand the English language thoroughly, and speak it fluently. In passing through the reservation recently a “paleface” approached a house for information, ana, seeing a young mother holding a child in her arm«, spoke thus: “Which road, Yainax?” Pointing to the highway which forked near the premises: “The righthand road leads to Yainax: the left to Bonanza,” came the prompt reply. At another place, the inquiry was made: “Where man?” The In dian woman replied with perfect accent: ' “Mv husband is not at home. He has gone over to Yainax to consult the reser vation physician.” So it is at every hand. The Indians are educated and refined to 1 a remarkable degree. ter is not looking. Farming, carpenter ing stock-raising and all manner of work is taught in the industrial departments. much like a big home . The schools are for all the world like a big home, a large farm being maintained in connection. Horeee and cattle are kept for the use of the pupils. There are also wagons, farming implement«, tools and everything necessary to conduct ab the departments of the p^ace. There is a local physician, hospital, jail, car penter and blacksmith shops. Flower culture has just been begun at the Yaniax school, under the supervis ion of »frs R. E. Nickerson, a teacher in the primary department, with consid erable success. It is interesting to see the grandson ot Paulian, the noted cut throat chief, picking flowers with young Sehonchin, whose grandfather was hanged for murdering members of the peace commission. On a recent trip to the reservation, a noted officer of the Union Army met a party of Indian stal warts in the road, and inquired where th«y were going. They informed him that they were on their way to tne reser vation to pick flowers for Decoration Day. The Sabbath and all legal holidays are scrupulously observed. The Methodist church prevails on this reservation, and a membership of 250 is claimed. No Indian is permitted to leave the reservation without a pass, and if he should, he is promptly brought back bv the police. Chidren are not permitted to leave school except in cases of sick ness or for a necessary rest. As soon as be completes his education or leaves school, the Indian goes upon the land allotted to him and begins his improvement Stock-raising is most generally the first work taken up. The women engage in housekeeping and oth er pursuits peculiar to their «ex. The cost of education is borne entirely by the government, which allows (175 per year for each Indian child in atten dance. The food and clothing are sub stantial. There are Piutes, or Snakes, Modocs, Klamaths and Pitt River Indi ans on this reservation. While there are 1145 of these Indians on the reservation and under government control, there are 1200 Piutes and Pitt Rivers at Harney lake, iti Surprise Valley and on Pitt riv er, who should be included in their numbers. An effort is being made to secure their admittance to the reserva- tion. KLAMATH COUNTY, Removal Sale! Congressman Tongue will speak in Klamath Falls on the 30th. Attorney J. W. Hamaker left for Port land Sundav on legal business. Mias Dotia Willets of Ashland has been visiting her uncle, County Judge L. F., On our former low prices. From date and Willets. The town of Klamath Falls is down ____ until further notice a 15 per cent discount with the measles, there beiug 50 cases will be given on all cash purchases. up to Monday. Miss Emma Worlow and James I. Gor Our Tall Eines are Complete and Up-to-Date in every department. don of Ft. Klamath were married on the Ko Shelf-worn goods in our stock. Liberal discounts 18th by Judge Willets. on Prints and Domestics. Call and investigate. County Judge Willets and wife have gone to Ashland to visit relatives and at ..--------------------- miller S Bartges. tend the Masonic banquet. O. D. Wilson has succeeded James VI. THE HEW DM C0911S an d CLOTBIH ST4IE, William’ Uk„ Rail 8t, Uh laid, Irtgw, Kiernan as proprietor of Hotel Linkvillo, and John Hanks has been place in charge. Ex-County Jndge J. S. Orr and Ex County Clerk C. H. Withrow are at Ash land this week taking higher degrees in Masonry. The adjourned term of circuit court Stonide Floor Paint, - - National Wagon Paint, for Klamath county convenes on the 31st and the regular session on Nov. 5th. Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO. There is a light docket. W. E. Mead, who recently arrived from Crook county, has bought Ruck island ’“’■^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK in Upper Klamath lake and proposes to devote it extensively to horticulture and fruit raising. © Mrs. Hunsaker, widow of the late John Hunsaker who died on the 12th inst. from the effects of a gunshot wound necessitating the amputation of his arm, has gone to Ashland to live with her daughter, Mrs. H 8. Parrish. Last Tuesday’s storm was the severest JF_YOU ARE NEEDING A ever witnessed in the Klamath lake neighborhood and the Dead Indian coun try The wind blew a terrific gale and destroyed an innumerable amount of large timber in the lorests about Lake of the iVoods The wagon roads and trails are blocked The price of cattle in Klamath county has been keeping a quarter of a cent above the San Francisco market with a brisk demand for the same. The cattle to call and get prices before buying. business has enriched the people of this county amazingly in the last several I At years and tbo prospects for the future Opera House Fursitare Store in thiB line are growing better. BIG OUT Mansfield 8onnicheon returned Sun day from a trip to Klamath county. C. B. Watson is campaigning Douglas county towns for McKinley this week. Albert Pankev of Hotel Oregon re turned from hie Pelican Bay outing Sat urday S. K. Adams, the harness man and saddler, made Gold Hill a business visit Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John HaUhave returned to Grants Pas« to again take up their re- sicenca. M rs. Joe Owen* returned to Hornbrook Sunday from a visit with her folks at Gold Hill. Mr«. Lillie Carver and Miss Elsie Reames of Phoenix were Ashland visit ors Monday. Miss Josephine Frost, daughter of John Frost of this city, arrived from Portland Friday. Mrs. F. H. McDonald went to Horn brook Friday and left 8unday on her re turn to Sacramento. L. B. Warner of Medford left Friday for a trip as far east as Harney county on fruit tree business. Dr. C. Vroman, who has been travel- ing in Lake county for Dr. Ward’s Rem edies, returned last week. We have a large and varied stock of shoes which will be sold at a 15 per cent discount. Miller & Bartges. POPULATION IS PROSPEROUS. Joe Hurn has gone to Oklahoma ter The greater per cent of the population ritory to get a location when the Indian of 1 the reservation are highly prosperous lands are thrown open for settlers. While they make money without any effort, they are in no wise of the Mrs C. H. Olds visited Mrs. H. V. great I who follow the very common prac Mitchell in Ashland this week while en class ' route home to Jenny creek from Port tice of ‘come easy, go easy.” Not long an Indian had a lawyer in Klam There are many imitation baking land. 1 since, 1 ath Falls to do some legal business for powders, made from alum. They The express messenger on the train To Farm and Shear Beaver. Rev. Wm. Clyde and Elder W. H. him, for which the fee was nominal may cost less per pound, but which conveyed J. 11. Jardine’s ship Klamath Falls Republican: An im ment of snakes from Ashland reports Gore will represent this Presbytery at The ' Indian asked the attorney if he had their use is at the cost of health. the general assembly in Philadelphia change 1 to cash a check. The lawyer re portant enterprise is soon to be launched that he was kept busy all the way from plied in the affirmative and drew forth at Wood river by Messrs. J. L. Loosley Ashland to Portland sweeping juvenile next May. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK a few silver pieces. His client handed | and E Harshbarger. On that stream Mrs. J. E. Roes came up from Central : him a (5000 check, the proceeds of a re- they are preparing to start a beaver snakes from the car. and suggests that either the shipments ought to be made Point Friday to attend the wedding of of cattle. Tbe lawyer did not ranch. They will build an enclosure in tighter boxes or the reptiles snould be Jollying a Newly Married Couple. Jackson County’s Assessment. her niece, Miss Helen R. Stanley, to W. cent ' cash sale it. with woven wire and capture and stock 1 Many of the Indians do a big haying it with beavers. These animalswill be of uniform size. Salem Statesman Oct. 17.1 The following is the summary of the O. Marks. Wm, Barnes, the best rider in the "Pree. B. Marshall, a popular buaineaa Assessement Roll of Jackson County, as The vicinity of Wimer has produced and • stock business annually. They have domesticated, and big profits will be de man of Albany, nae married Wednesday equalized by the County Board: this year: Wheat, 73,000 bushels; corn, large and well improved ranches. In | rived in shearing them and selling the Hampton Buttes District, Lake county, to Mi«e Winifred J. Wild«. It seem« No. acres tillable land, 80,420. 18,000 bushels; beans, 62,000lbs;onions, the allotments by the Government, tracts fur at from (7 to (8 per pound. There was killed by his horse falling on him that the groom has many enthuaiaatic Value of same, (689,593 50. i a law in this state prohibiting the about the first of October. Not showing 56,000 lbs. , of land are given to every member of the is friend« in Albany, and faaring they would No acres non-tillable land,826,662 34-100. slaughter of beavers, but there is noth up, his friends became alarmed and in family, and care is taken that the claims t Mail Clerk Joseph Wertz came out make a demonstration at tbe depot on Value of same, (849,064. ing to binder taming them and appropri stituted a search. After five days ab adjoin. A large family may thus, and do i sence the riderless horse was found on bi« departure for hi« honeymoon that Value of improvements deeded lands, from Portland last week and went to his ; in many instances, own large ranches to- 1 ating their fur. ranch at Coles Friday with bis wife to the range and the remains were soon might ne a little emharraseing to the new (200,340. gether. visit his ranch. 1 E xpebiknce I s T hb B est T eaches Use located and sent to the home of his moth ly .-nerried people, it wae determined to Value of town lots, (245,353. Captain Oliver C. Applegate, the gov- Acser ’s English Remedy in any case of er at Prineville. W. J. VIRGIN & C0.„ PROP'S He has relatives in avoid this by the couple leaving Albany Value of improvements on town lots, W. C. Bostwick and David Buckley, ( ernmjnt agent, has Deen connected with ( coughs, colds or croup Should it fail to Klamath county. in a carriage and taking the train at Jef who are with an S. P. carpenter crew at , (376,460. the management of the Indian affairs of give immediate relief money refunded. ferson. Mr, Marshall's friends were de Value of improvements on non-deeded San Jose, Cal., went to Applegate Fri- , this section for 30 years or more, and 25c>s. ; Lakeview is rising from its ashes and and 5Octs. E ugkne A. S herwin . termined that proper respect should be day to visit their folks. ( thoroughly understands his business. or patented land, (4,930. becoming an elegantly built town. shown him on thi« important occasion, Miles of R. R. bed, 70 64-100 (298,048. • BORN Among its many conspicuous features is Engineer H. G. VanVactor and wife He is courteous and always ready to ■ ■■■flllVj- Main 8L Opp. 1.0.0. F. Hall. and ¡Mned a «mall handbill which was Railroad rolling stock, (30,676. give information concerning his work the large three-story brick hotel, con of Portland were here Monday and are I distributed freely among tbe passengers Miles of telephone, and telegraph lines, He informed an Oregonian correspond FELDTMAIER — On Missouri Flat, Oct. taining 80 rooms, and equal in style and visiting at Henley this week. He will on tbe train, as it passed through Albany, 217 50, (19,182. that in the management of his 1200 11th, to Mr. a.»d Mrs. Geo. Feldtmaier; construction to the best in Southern Or take an engine between Dunsmuir and ent 1 on which the couple were to take passage Ashland Electric Light Co., (2,300. “children” the assistance of but 12 egon. There are also eight large two- FJLI2STTS, ZPA-IHSTTZEI^S’ TOOLS. • a daughter. Ashland. at Jeff-rson. Tbe poster read aa follows; Pullman Palace Car Co., (1,175. policemen was required. He has a chief, story brick stores just completed An 9 WALL T’JLT’ETÒ, G-LASS. ETO. John A. Churchman, who has been and the others are subordinates. All the "T us will introduce tbe bearer to Mr. Value merchandise and stock in trade, other fine building is the Masonic, and MAIllllKI), serving Wells-Fargo all summer as ex and Mrs. Pree. B Marshall, a bride and (116,930. officers are Indians, and abosolutely iu addition there are many other hand B üildiko P afkm , WBAPriwa P apkm and T wimu . ARTISTS* MATERIALS. ?;room, who will board tne train at Jef- Farming implements, wagons, carriages, press messenger duriug the busy season, trustworthy. They may be sent to any some residences and business houses. returned to Ashland Sunday for a lay off part of the state, or even California. THARP—BRUNDIDGE—In Jackson ereou, en route to Portlaud on their etc, (33,817. ville Oct. 16, 1900, by Rev. N. M. Han hon-v moon trip. DON’l FAIL TO EX 8team boats, sail boats, stationary en of several weeks. They never sleep, and scarcely eat, rid India, the land of famine, thousands sen, Geo. C Tharp and Mrs. J. G. die In because TEND CONGRATULATIONS.” they cannot obtain food. In gines, (18,305. Dave Curtis, formerly stage-driver on ing day and night on these journeys, and Brundidge, both of Ashland. America, the land of plenty, many suffer Five hundred passengers with this Money. (43,937. i the Redding-Yreka line, before the ad- carry out instructions to the letter. A ». jr • g..e. .s, a -* *- * •- ■- • •- and die because they cannot digest the food • • •- -V-JL V- V- poster in their bands looked forward to Notes and accounts, (183,300. f ■t*at**|* 'h ’( * 4 4 l • V 4 4 1 ’I' 4 'i k 4 4 4 B I 4 I I vent of the railroad, was a visitor here policeman was sent to California re BELLINGER-ARTHUR—At Medford, they eat. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests •J* e 4 ♦ a a a • W • • T'l l ! W“ tbe arrival of the train at Jefferson with Shares of stock, 1,012, (53 860. Oct 14th, by Rev. O. J. Gist, John cently after two horse thieves who had Thursday from his home at Slatonis you eat. It instantly telieves and great expectancy, and when the couple Household furniture, jewelry, etc., (56,- Redding Searchlight. H. Bellinger and Miss Jennie Arthur. what escaped from the reservation, lie rode radically cures a.l stomach troubles. E A were sighted they were given an ovation, 455. two days and nights without sleep, and O. E. 8. Wood will speak in the Chau returned with the men strapped to the DENNY—CASE—In Aehlaod, Oct. 20, S hebw . n . so it is said, that W. J. Bryan himself No of horses and mules, 1,704. 1900, Walter Denny and Miss Alice E. tauqua tabernacle in Ashland, tomorrow stolen horses. would have turned green with envy, bad Value of same, (31,598. The old reliable—The Weekly Oregonian. Case, by Rev. J. T. Abbett. at 1:30 p m. He is an anti-imperialist be witnessed it, and tbe power this No. of cattle, 7,067 Captain Applegate says that the police capable .of presenting his side of the case men are not entirely employed looking LANE—ROCKFELLQW—In Ashland, couple possessed for calling forth a dem Value of same, (79,620. in a clear and effective manner. Thursday evening, Oct. 18, 1900, Clar onstration of tbe people. Each passen No of sheep and goats, 6783. after outlaw aborigines. A few years 4. Has Equipped His Old Established Z ence E. Lane and Miss Minnie Rock TO CLEAR THE ger seemed to feel at perfect liberty, with Value of same, (8,484. KOTHDiG •F ago the white officers were chasing these I'xirzpsiA C an B e C ubed by using Ac Gallery in Ashland With * fellow, by Rev. J. T. Abbett. tbe introduction in his band, to advance No. of swine, 3,631. ker’s DvspeDsia Tablets. One Littl«- * ablet Indiaus, mknyof whom were thieves and LIKE COMPLEXION and off-r congratulations and wish them Value of same, (4,487. will give immediate rebel or tnonev re murderers, but now his policemen MARKS—STANLEY—In Ashland, Oct. CUT1CURA funded. Sold in bandage liq boxes at OF a "bon voyage” on tbe blissful sea of mat Gross value all property, (3,347,914 56. have to look after white men. This is 21, 1900, W. O. vlarks and Miss Helen 25cis. E ugene A S herwin . rimony,to the great embarrassment of tbe Exemptions, (117,000. SOAP true of the stockmen who graze their BLEMISHES R. Stanley, by Rev. F. G. Strange. Carbon Finish. ♦ pewlv «fdded couple. Tot-1 value of taxable property, (3,230,- The case against Warren Laird charged herds upon tbe reservation, and quite Photos in Water Colors. I ODEN—WILLIAMS—On Pleasant creek, 914 56. ________________ with larceny of cattle from the French- often “ forget ” to pay the toll, and also Robbed the Grave. Pictures in the Latest Styles. + Oct. 18, 1900, Henry Oden and Miss Glenn Co. in Warner valley resulted in to keep them from driving away Indian Fating and Sleeping. + A startling incident is narrated by Developing and Finishing for Amateurs. J May Williams, by Justice Osbourn. a verdict of not guilty in the circuit stock which they sometimes mistake for Keeps Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children. Î Jonn Oliv-r of Philadelphia, as follews: F<x»<1 supplies the substance for repair court for Lake county and the cases their own. TURPIN — PAYNE — At Big Stickey, Oc "I w.aa in an awful condition. My akin ing the wastes of the body, and gives against the several other parties were Irrigation of the reservation lands is tober 14. 1900, Al. Turpin and Miss Zoe wa« almost trllow. evee suukeo, tongue strength. Sleep affords the opportunity dismissed. A new information was filed being looked after by the government. * Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon, i Payne, by Rev. W. B. Moore. coated, pain continually in back and for three repairs to be made. Both are against Laird and the case continued to Speaking of this work, Captain Apple sides, no appetite, growing weaker day necesoarv to health. If you can’t eat next term of circuit court. gate said: "The irrigation system, MILLS—JESS—In Josephine county. bv day. Three physiciaus bad given and sleep, take Hood’a Sarsaparilla. It Oct. 17. 1900. by County Judge Axtell, The 15 cts. which you save on each which I was authorized to inaugurate me up. Tt.eu I was advised to uae Elec creates a good appetite and tones the di Edgar R. Mills and Miss Mattie H. last year, by the initial surveys, will tric Botero; to my great joy, the first gestive organs, and it gives the eweet, dollar purchase at Miller & Bartges will mak- productive large areas now suit Jess. but le m ide a dwiidid improvement. I restful sleep of childhood Be sure to buy three loaves of bread elsewhere. able for pasturage purposes only. If the continu-d tneir use for three week«, and wet Hood’s. DIED. ________ The Masonic lodge of Grants Pass will government backs us up with the neces CUTIOURA SOAP removos the cause of am nuw a well man. I know they rob erect the finest two story building in that sary funds, which it undoubtedly will, disfiguring eruptions, red, rough hands, scaly Biliousness is cured by Hood’s Pills. bed the grave of another victim.” No D k ROBOAM — In Jacksonville, Oct. 15th scalps with falling hair, and baby rashes, viz. : city, their lots costing them $3.000. The not less than 100,000 acres will be made one should fail to try them. Only 50c., 25c. the clogged, inflamed, or Irritated condition of Henrietta, wife of J. St.L. DeRoboam ; I citizens raised a bonus of (1,000 to have as valuable as any lands in fertile Klam the P okes . No other soap Is to be compar»4 guaranteed, at E. A. S herwin ’ s drug 91 First Street, Portland, Ore. REAL ESTATE aged 73years and 1 month. the building put up. ath county. The Indians are making with it for preserving, purifying» aD<l beauti store. ________________ fying the skin, scalp, hair, and bands, and for J P Walker to G F. Billings dee I of cor-1 Vaupel, Norris and Drake are at the good progress In improving their allot BAILEY—In Ashland, Oct. 19, 1900, all the purposes of the toilet, bath,and nursery. Saje Mark Did It. rec lion to 40 acre» in sec 8. twp 39. 2 e, (I front this fall with one of the most com ments They have erected many good Samuel J. Bailey, aged 56 years. Sold throughout the world. P otter D rug Granville Naylor to Irani«« Kingerv. 80 residences and barns, and within the Importers and Dealers in and C hem . C orp ., Props., Boston. “ How to Portland Telegram.] plete stocks of goods ever brought to acres in sec 24, twp 38. 2 w. (300. have a Clear Complexion.” free. past two year« enclosed Many thousand TINSLEY—In Ashland, Oc^l8. 1900, this valley. Mr. Hanna knew what be was talking Martin Perry to Luta J Perry, property Edward Haryey Tinsley, aged 26 acres of land with substantial rail and about when he said last Saturday that in town of Sara's valley. (2 years. The family of Trainmaster George W. post fences. Last year they built on H F Barron to L Neidermeyer, property Lynde lately arrived from Portland, and the Klamath marsh about 50 miles of Be strike would be settled this week. DUNLAP’-At Fall River Mills, Shasta e hrd not been in conference with thb I in two 37. 2 w $4500 I estimate the A Moore t > Al en Davis, 110 aerei in t wp now occupy the railroad property recent fence of this character county, Cal., Oct 15, 1900, S. H. Dun railroad and coal-mine magnates for noth ly vacated by L. J. Lambert. The Lynde amount of hay put up on Indian farms e. $2500 lap, aged 56 years. ing He knew what would happen be 38. A 1 W family resided here a short time before 1 this year at 10,000 tone. ” Clemen-to A M Helms, hits 8 and fore he started on hie Weetern tour. If I 9, bit 49. going to Portland, and are warmly wel Medford. (150. SCHOOLS AN INTERESTING STUDY. an election had not been doce at hand Carter Land Co to Jos Poor, lots 1 and 2,1 comed again. * * < Arthur Oov, . The goverenment improvements on Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House the miners would not have won their H B Carter add to AsbtaU't, (350. who handles the printer’s stick and rule victory, at least, not for a long, cold H F llarron »o E B Barron, property in with the same ease and dexterity that ' the reservation are of a very substantial i order At Klamath agency their worth Season: and perhaps their leaders took Ba-ron precinct. $50 X). Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur lane K 8ath«r to Regents of Univerritv he does the razor and shears, gave the is estimated at (6000; at the Yainax tbe political contest into consideration The sufferer from Asthma is constantly News a lift this week in the wav of man of California. Roper property in Asbland, when they timed their strike. It didn’t ipulating movable alphabets —Dunsmuir boarding school about (6000, and at the wheezing, gasping, hacking and clearing niture. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE. Klamath boarding school (15,000. The the throat. When a storm approaches, work at fiomestead eight years ago, but $10Je sie Amy to A M Ford, q c d to prop I News. average attendance at the Yainax school the polilciane learned something by tbe ertv in Central Point, (60. cloud of dust, when It requires no experience to dye with is about 100 and at Klamatii agency the when there is a a room is being swept, result of that election. McKinley would G W Isaacs to Henry Vogelei. bond for Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Simply boiling school attendance is about 125 These have been elected iu spite of this strike, lots 1. 2 3. 4, blk 53. Medford $633. or when there is a bad Ina E Chase to W 3 Barnum, lot 9. blk your goods in the dve is all that’s neces schools are an interesting study witbin but there is no doubt that it was costing odor, breathing be 22, Medford. $50. sary Sold by E ugbnb A. S herwin . themselves. Tots 5 and 6 years, to men hiih heavily. Now, if the coal barous> comes most difficult. When You Amanda Neil to J F and C D Wallace, will reduce the price of coal for three Mrs. E V. Carter gave an interesting tea and women 25 and 30 years of age, are Often it seems as in erest in Neil irrigating ditch $2 among the pupils. It is the purpose of weeks, the Repulieau situation will be Your Good Money though someone was J BTrorablev to J M A Croi), Umpire at her home rriday afternoon. The tol the government fully to educate the In still more improved, though it doesn’t mine lowing ladies were present: Mesdames— clutching the for a ticket East you naturally and very tn Wagner creek district, (100. particularly need it. But, aside from its Ashland BA L Association to W A G. C, Norris. E. A. Sherwin, A Hinman, dians. They may enter tbe school at 4 sufferer by properl» want to go ovei the route that will H. 8. Sanford, G. R. Ingersoll.- M, L. Al years of age, and remain until highly connection with an-’ influence upon poli Storey, property in Ashland, $750 the throat trive vou the very best accommodations at tics, the end of the strike is a very good K H L Ihmaldsoa-Se'by to M D Donald- ford, J. R. Norris, J 8. Parson, F. M. proficient in all the branches, no matter with a terri the lowest possible rate. Hence, you should Je«se Houck, T. H Simpson, T. F. how long the time required. The major piece of news. The country will be son-Selbv. a c d to 880 acres inSterlingville Drake, blegrasp. The asi vour ticket agent to make your ticket Kernhaw. O. Winter. R. A. Minkler, H. L. precinct, $1 {tleased at the miners' victory, for they Whited, W. H. Atkinson, O. A. Hitchcock. ity, however, leave at the age of 18 to 20 choking sen read via the Hank of Ashland to W A Corthell, 10.90 airly deserved it, aud those interested G G. Eubanks, W. H. Mowat, U. B. Aus- years. After reaching a certain stage sation is al adjoining Ashland. (599 50. on the other side were wise in surrender acres H F Barron to M N Thompson, property ■ i tin, A Kane, A. C. Gabriel, F. D. Wagner. they do not seem to make further most unbear- ing to the extent they did ‘‘All’s well tn secs 2, 5 and 30. two37. land 2east,(340. A. E. Kinney, <i. F. McConnell, P. W. advancement. a b 1 e. The Paulson E 1). Briggs. F. B. Hatch. T. that ends welL” Tbe schools are divided into conven H 8 Parrish to Minnie E Parrish, prop trouble some- W Stephens, C E. Donnelly, J. M. Wag erty in Ashland, (1215. ient departments and are presided over times lasts only few minutes and again a ---- -------- ner. G 8. Butler, G, Barclay, C. F. Shep Rocky Moantain Scenery by l»aj- N D Firestone to C I Homes, 5.10 acres herd, E V. Mills, F. M. Carter and Miss by competent teachers. Work m the hangs on for many days. There is only one in »ec 8, twp 39, 1 e, $400. H<I k . Jessie Wagner, Ashland; and Mesdames dining rooms and kitchens, dormitories safe thing to do, and that is take Acker s J C Ferguson to H 8 and Minnie E Par W I. Vawter, I. A Webb, E. B Picktl, and laundry departments is performed English Remedy for Throat and Lung Trou Day-light 8top-0wr at Niagara Falla. rish. property adjoining Ashland, (1313. by the students under the supervision bles. Just w hat this medicine accomplishes C C Beekman toj A U Taylor lota 6 aud 7, Medford. Through first <»1*M toerist sleeper« from of whites or the more experienced is shown by the following letter from Mr. N. blk 54, Medford, (300. ______ I Torturing akin eruptions, burns and sores Saeific Coast weekly for ChicaacotBoeton, Indians The regulation uniforms H. Andrews, a prominent resident of Spring ew York and other eastern points, via This is the season when mothers are are soothed at once and promptly healed br Rio Grande Weetern, (Great Salt Lake alarmed on account of croup. It is quick applying DeWitt’» Witch Hazel Salve, the are worn, and are kept clean and field, Ohio, who writes :— I best known cure for piles. Rewareofworth- neat. As a rule, the children Route,) Deaver A Rio Grande, O R I & P ly curedjby One Minute Cough Cure, which | less counterfeits. E A. S herwin Our popular personally conducted tourist are well-behaved and attentive, ap “ W. H. Hooter <t Cb„ New York : childretvHka to take E A. S hsbwin . excursions in modern J'ullman tourist and Illinois Central to Chicago, con owl- ' ‘ Gen tlemen . — It affords me a great pleasure The following party of Ashland people parently more obedient than the average s eeping cirs leave Ashland every Tuesday lug io toe Union Depot with Michigan Nye Mine O-e. attended the Degree of Honor ente-tam- public school pupil. While modern game« to assure you that I have received both im morning and Friday morning via Sacra Central’s similar car for points east tuent at Jacksonville last Fridav evening: have been introduced, they cannot sup mediate and permanent relief from throat, ment.», and every Tuet-day morning and H. B. Nye and H. G. Wortman of Booth- For fall particulars, call on or address ern Oregon visited the Portland Mining | Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hargadine. Mesdame-» plant the amusement which were «odear bronchial and asthmatic troubles by using Fridav evening via Portland, and run agent S. P. Co., or F. M. Drake, T. U. Simpson. J. H. Casey, to their parents in early days of civili Acker’s English Remedy, taken strictly ac through to ' hicago without change via the Stock Exchange Monday morning and ex Geo. B. H. TacMa ull , Oom’l Agt., Bnge. W. H Burns; Misses Blanche cording to directions. It is a blessing to wor.d’s most scenic line, connecting at Chi bibited a s.lver medal issued by the ’ Sev- Patterson, Eva Taylor. Jan-tte Melius zation. The lasso commands favor with 142 Third St., Portland, Or cago with nil morning trains East, also with enth Annual Spokane Industrial Exposi Florence Trefren. Lena Casey; Messrs the boy. He will hid- in some conven humanity.” the Rock Island Personally Conducted tou Sold at Me.. We. and SI a bottle, thronghont the rnited ient place, and, as companion« pass, send The beet method of cleansing the liver It tion lor the best exhibit of ore. On one O. W. Trefren, J. W. O. Gregory, John State» and Canada; and tn England, at la. sd., ta Sd., rist car .„. for Boston. ------------ tourist sleeping . __ a vest These I llrthtoyf th« uae of tbe famous little pills known as side of the medal is the legend “Wash Herrin, Harry Van Bent Will "odge. Will out tbe rope with lightning speed. The 4s_ id. If you are not satisfied after buying, return’Jw cars are ■ broad ’buled, lighted with DaWitt’s Little Marly Risen. Easy to take. ington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, British Cottrell. Fred Para m. There were delega unsuspecting victim finds himself or her hottie to your druggiat and get your money back. ■ - *-•—• with -1“- all weekly Pmtch Gas and *-------- provided Never gripe. E. A. SaaawiN. 1 illustrated periodicals and magazines for the Columbia,” who were in competition tor tions present from Oentral Point, Gold Hill self bought to the ground with the line We authorize the abort guarantee. drawn tight about the limbs or neck, the awards, and on the r verse “Seventh and Grants Pass. IF. H. HOOKER <t CO., Proprietor!. New York. freeu«e of our patrons and are accompa nied through to declination by a repreten- while the miscreant takes flight to an- Annual Spokane Industrial Exposition, No other pills can equal DeWitt’s Little : tative of the Great It ck Island Route. We 1900.” Messrs. Nve and Wortman ex Early Risers for promptness, certainty and 1 other part of the grounds. He will steal I also have a daily first-class sleeping car out and take rides on the reservation hibits button weighing 44-100 of an ounce, service to Chicago via the Scenic Line, and Do not gripe nor Irritate the alimen with weight of ore crushed, amounting to efficiency. E A. S bbbwin . PORTLAND, OREGON. horses at night, and is not unfrequently Write for Catalogue end Prices. the l>est dining car service in the world tary canal. They act gently yet accompanied by some of his girl friends. (3.98. The assay of 3247 05 ounces was For full information, maps. etc., cal! on promptly, cleanse effectually and S9EWBBS99SDaESSBB In the schoolroom, the boys wear a made by Chas. M. Fasset, a Spokane aa- or write to A. E. COOPER. TteKifldYMHmMugBtvM t staid, solemn look, but the girls write on General Agent. •ayer. This means (07,116.52 in value or, D. L. R ive , Portland, Ort. their slates, flirt and make faces and en to the ton. The location of thia mine is AgvBt •» F. Co»i Ashland, Or«. joy themsel vn generallywwheu tba ma«- ea Gad’s creek, Jsekeoa eeaaty. IkMbvaildraHim. It is the high quality of Royal Baking Powder that has estab lished its great and world-wide reputation. Every house wife knows she can rely upon it; that it makes the bread and biscuit more delicious and whole some—always the finest that can be baked. It is economy and every way better to use the Royal, whose work is always certain, never experimental. R. N. NASON’S PAINT! Machine Pay you J. P. DODGE ASHLAND MILLS. CÖÜiTX PATENT Ï FLOUR, ) O H CVANQ ASHLAND, OR PAINTING, ETC. PAPERING. | F. L. CAMPS | | ....The Photographer t I THE LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY, i THE JOHN BARRETT CO. Tile Flooring, Electroliers, and Incandescent Lamps. Asthma’s Clutch A shland H ouse N. BOURGEOIS, PROPRIETOR OREGON. .ASHLAND. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Hood's Pills RATES, $1.00 PER DAY. Good Accommodations Located in the Heart of the City. Free Bus to and From all Trains, RUSSELL “ » m High Me Machinery THRESHERS STACKERS , RUSSELL & CO. The Valley Record for the News.
