VALLET ' RECORD.
The People’s
Paper.
ASHLAND. Ur., Thursday, Jan. 10, 1901
GOLD BILL.
Gold Hill had eight iuches of snow dur
ing the recent storm.
School reopened Wednesday, Jan. 2.
H. M. C om of Medford war in town one
day last wees,
Mr. Fitzgibbons has returned from San
Francisco.
Bob Hammond, who has been visiting
bis sister. Mrs. Young, at the Gold Hill
hotel, returned to Ashland Snndsy.
Ker. Gregory, pastor of the Methodist
church, will commence a series of revival
meetings soon.
Hon. W. A. Carter left Wednesday even
ing for Salem to be present at the opening
of the coming legislative session.
Mr. Wilson, of the barbers’ supply house
of Portland, was doing business with our
barbers Saturday.
The young folks of Geld Hill were tobog
gan sliding near the school house Friday
evening.
The Masons of Gold Hill have taken
steps toward organizing a lodge here.
Prot. Wilton, phrenologist, lectured in
the dhurch house Tuesday evening.
A family by the name of Sullivan who
recently came from Minnesota, have taken
up their residence in our town and slatted
their children to our school.
Your Beat Work
Cannot be done unless you have good
health. You cannot have good health
without pure blood. Yon may have pure
blood by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now.
Yon cannot realize the good it will do
you until you try it. Begin taking it to
day and see bow quickly it will give you
an appetite, strength and vigor and cure
your rheumatism, catarrh or scrofula.
All liver ills are cured by Hood’s Pills.
25c.
Secret Society Elections.
Madrona Lodge, No. 12, Degreeof Honor,
Jacksonville: Mrs. Rose Kenney.C. of H.:
Mrs Emma Dunford, L. of H.; Mrs. Marie
Barbe, C. of C,; Miss Corinne Linn, recod
er; Mrs. Alice I’lrich, financier; Mrs.
Mollie Cameron, treasurer; Miss Nettie
Lewis, usher; M. M. Taylor, 1, W.; Lee
Reynolds, O. W.
Adarel Chapter No. 3, O. E, 8 , Jackson
ville; Dora Harbangh, worthy matron;
Jas Cronemiller, worthy patron; Emma
Helms, associate matron; Corinne Linn,
secretary; Marv Miller treasurer; Mollie
Britt, conductress; Frrnkie Barnes, Ada;
Fannie Love, Ruth; Beulah Neil, Esther;
Mrs. Dunford, Martha; Mollie Cameron.
Electa; Lizzie Cronemiller, warder; Mrs,
Elmer, sentinel; R. 8. Dunlap, chaplain;
Florence-DeBar, organist.
P. B. Brown, line inspector of the Sun
set Telephone Co., was here Sunday ar.d
closed the purchase of the Rogue River
telephone line. They are engaged this
week in taking out the phones and des
troying them in the streets. They will
pull the line down.
John D. Harris, formerly of Ashland
and son of Sarah Harris, died on the
3rd at Sisson, aged 29 years. Besides a
mother, he leaves three sisters and a
brother, Mrs. 8. S. Sulloway, of Sisson ;
Mrs. E. J. Emmons of Lynden, Wash ,
Walter Harris of Kansas City, Mo., and
Mrs. C. C. Smith, formerly Miss Rose
Harris, of Oakland, Cal.
The Jesse Shirley theatrical company
will probably be in Ashland again in
February.
The best protection against fever,
fmeumonia, diphtheria, etc., is in build-
ng up the system with Hood’s Sarsa
parilla.
Miss Emma Gabbush was married at
Denver, Col., to Mr. Hawxins. They are
making their horns in that city.
-<SBr-Quality and not quantity makes DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers such valuable little liv
er pills.—M c N aib B bos .
Gov. Geer appointed Prof. P. L. Camp
bell, H. W. Scott, W. M. Colvig, Steph
en A. Lowell as the state text book com
mission. Judge Lowell declined.
The comparative statement of the re
ceipts and expenditures of the United
States, issued by the treasury depart
ment reoently, shows that for the month
of December, 1900, the total receipts
were $46.846,508, an increase as oom-
pared with December, 1899, of <87,404.
The receipts from the several source* of
revenue are given as follows: Customs,
918,490,634; decrease, $624,950.
In
ternal revenue, $25,200,693; inorease,
$185,119. Miscellaneous, $3,089,179; la-
crease, $536,584.
A big packing ooxnpauy of Kansas
City has just purchased 25,000 tons of
oominon salt in Portugal. They claim
that they were forced to do so owing to
the prices asked by the salt trust.
Prominent Boers are using their ef
forts to bring the South Afrioan war to
nolosa.
Dr. Edward A. Ross, who was forced
to resign from Stanford university some
time ago, has been appointed to a chair
In the Nebraska university at $3000 a
▼ear.
The
Youth's Companion’» Seventy-
Firtti Year.
The volume of T hb Y outh ' s C ompanion
for 1901 marks the paper’s seventy-fifth
year of continuous pubheation-eeventy-five
years, during which it has had the approve1
of three generations of readers. The con
stant aim of T he Y outh ' s C ompanion is t«>
carry into the home reading that »ball be
helpful as well as entertaining— reading
that shall contribute to tbe pure happines-
of all the family. There will not be an is
sue duruig the entire year that will not b-
crowded with good stories and articles of
rare interest and valne A description an
nouncementof the Diplomatists. Explorers.
Bailors, Trappers, Indian Fighters, Ston-
Writers and 8elt-Me.de Men and Women in
many vocation*, b-aides popular writers of
fiction, who have been engaged as contrib
utors to the fifty-two numbers of 1901 will
be sent free to any address, with samplt
copies of the paper
THE YOUTH’8 COMPANION.
B oston , M ass
Eight Men Perialied by Fire.
Eight men lost their lives in a fire at
115 Washington avenue. South Minne
apolis, whioh had its origin in the rear
of the Standard furniture store. The
men were overtaken by an intense vol
ume of smoke In the Harvard hotel.
Whioh occupies the second, third and
fourth floor* of the building, and death
in every inatanoe was due to suffoca
tion. The lodgers were all asloep, and
ft was with the greatest difficulty that
they were aroused. Nineteen of the
$7 lodger« were suocessful in ecoaping,
but the others, unable to beat their way
back through th« oil smoke, aacctunbed.
The loss on tbe building and contents
will not exoeed $8900.
During a bull fight at San Lui* Potoai,
Mex ., one of the animal« jumped the
•notature and charged among th« spec
tators.
One man was kflled and a
aoore or more injured.
Bear* the
Mgaatur*
rf
CENTRAL POINT.
WIMER.
Removed to New Quarter«.
Philippine Revenue*,
Having established ourselves in the
The division of insular affairs of the J
Dr. Chisholm of Gold Hill made a bus new and spacious building known as the
war
department makes public a state
iness trip to Wimer Wednesday.
Pioneer Block, Plaza and Main, we will ment summarizing the trade of the
endevor
in
the
future
to
merit
the
good
James Stevens, the Grants Pass but
Philippine islands for the 11 months
will of our customers as heretofore.
cher, came up Saturday on business.
We cordially thank the people oi Ash ending May 31, 1969. The value of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cole of Coles land and vicinity for their liberal pat merchandise imported into the Islands
station are visiting relatives in Wimer ronage in the past and hope to merit a during this period is set down at $18,-
precinct.
continuance of the tame in the fnture.
890,698. Gold and silver to the amount
Respectfully,
Grandpa Shirley has gone to southern
of $1,906,340 cam« into the islands,
M iller & B artge S. mriring the total importation $30,196,-
California to recuperate, after a bad at-
tact of rheumatism.
Mrs. Narcissa White-Kinney, ex-pres 983. The import trade from the United
Mrs. C. F. Taylor of Grants Pass ident of the Oregon W. C. T. U., and a States amounted to $1,450,807. The
epent the holidays with relatives in prominent temperance worker, died Sun value of exports for the period named
Wimer precinct.
day in Portland.
amounted to $19,459,008, »17,634,891 in
merchandise and $1,834,619 la gold and
Mrs. J. B. Hillis started for Weaver
Mineral Production of the U. 8.
silver. The value of the exports to the
ville, Cal., Thursday to be gone two or
A New York paper gives a summary United States is Mt down at $3,694,511
three months, visiting her relations.
Mrs Nancy Carter was called to the of the mineral production of the United A total of 69,644 tons of Manila hemp,
bedside of her brother, Joseph Dowden States forjthe year 1900. This summary valued at $10,582,173, was exported dur
of Gold Hill precinct, who was seriously has been oom piled from advanced figures ing the period stated, $8,405, 808 worth
furnished by producers and from of tming shipped to the United States.
ill last Sunday morning.
The snow began falling here on New ficial sources, and gives a complete statej
How'« This?
Year’s day and continued a steady down meat of th« gold production for the
We
offer
One
Dollars Reward
fall until it reached a deptn of fifteen inch year just closed. The total value of the for any case of Hundred
Catarrh that cannot be
es, a greater part of which, is still lying metals produced In the United States in cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
1900 was $908,800,992, as compared F. J. CHENEY A CO , Props.. Toledo, O.
on the ground.
We, the undersigned, have known F, J.
Mrs. Mary Williams and Mr. Osee with $946,057,320 in 1899. The vahie Cheney
for tbe last 15 years, and believe
Oden were each unfortunate enough to of the output of non-metallic substanoes him perfectly honorable in all business
have their barn-roofs broken in by the was ¿$755,680,991, as against $645,754,- transactions, and financially able to carry
recent snowstorm.
805 in 1899. The total value for the oat any obligation made by their firm.
W est i T buax , Wholesale Druggists, To
Married—At the residence of the two years, after allowing for duplica ledo, O.
bride’s mother, Dec. 25,1900, Miss Alice tions, was respectively $1,157,162,182 W alding , K innan A M arvin , Wholesale
Probate Court.
M. Williams and Mr. Richard Oden, by i and $1,049,230.594.
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Estate of K Kobli. Order made ap Justice Osburn.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
Stops
the
Congh
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
pointing a dav for final settlement.
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot
and work« off tbe Cold.
Estate of Wm E Piland. G W Tref-
KLAMATH FALLS.
ren appointed administrator.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a tle. Bold by all druggists. Testimonials
cold in one day.
No Cnre, no . Pay.
Estate of David Dunlap. Sale of per
(Intended for last week’s issue.)
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Price 25 cents.
sonal property to the valueof $73 40 ap
Sheriff Sam Summers has gone to the
in~th« nnippin«*.
proval .
Accused of a Terrible Crim«.
Estate of John O’Brien. Second semi- Klamath marsh on official business.
W ashington , January 5.—The fal
S an J ose , January 4.—The destruo-
anual report of administratrix approved.
Mias Jessie Applegate will start to lowing dispatch was received at.= the
■ ■ j 1
~
’
morrow to Ashland, to attend the Nor xavy department this afternoon lrem tion of Oonrad Ruff’s home by fire two
weeks ago and the burning to death of
Religious Items.
mal.
Admiral Remey:
his four young children had a sensa
Next Sabbath will be Communion day
H. T Chitwood and Dr. H. B. Hargus
“M anila , January 4.—Bureau <rfnavi tional ssquel today, when Mrs. ¡Sal-
at the Presbyterian church. Subject of started to Ashland today by private con
gation, Washington: An attaok on th« lie Ruff, who is Ruff’« second wife and
evening sermon. “The Gracious Invita veyance.
i morning of th« 8d by the Fourth in was the stepmother of the children,
tion.” Miss Fannie Fox will lead the
H. E. Smith, tbe merchantof Merrill, fantry, marines and navy a* Cavite was arrested on charges of arson and
Endeavor meeting.
returned lately from Redding and other i Viejo resulted in the oaptare ef one
The subject of the morning discourse places in California.
murder. The warrants were sworn to
lieuteuant-celoael, two major«, flve cap by Carl Ruff, brother ef Conrad Ruff,
at the Babtist church is “The Act and
J. L. Yadin, mail contractor, on the tains, one lieutenant, 48 private iasur- nd charge Mr*. Ruff with the burning
Symbolism of Baptism.” Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m., B. Y. P. U. society at 6:30 Ashland and Klamath Falls line was in reetos and feur ladrones.
of her own home and the willful mur
p. m., preaching at 7:30. All are in town a few days lately.
Generals Wheaton and Bates report der of her husband’« four children—
I
vited. A. M. Russell, pastor.
Fred Clift arrived here from Yreka i of many small captures, the destruc- Carl, Kate, Barbara and Oonrad Jr. A
Christian Science services in Masonic Saturday to remain indefinitely. Hie tieas of insurgent eamps and the seizure good deal of circumstantial evidence is
hall at 11 o’clock a. m. every Sunday. family were already here.
of supplies, animals and other neces put forward in support of the allega
All cordially invited.
The dance at Houston’s opera house sities. Among the capture in Smith’s tions that the children were drugged
Services at Holy Rosary Catholic last night was attended by about forty district was Colonel Techon, the insur- and the house then set on fire.
church on 6th street every Sunday. couple, who had a very eujoyable time. j gent governor of Tarlao.
S an J ose , January 5.—Thp mystery
Maes at 10 a. m., Sunday school at b:30
General Grant is personally in oom- that surrounds th« burning of the Ruff
Jack Horten of Bonanza has been in
p. m. and evening service at 7:30 p. m. town the last few days for medical treat tnand of a mounted expedition in the
home and the four children increases
Rev. W. H. Hickey, pastor.
ment. He is just recovering from a se , mountains of Southern Pampangas, with each development. This morning,
which he says is the only locality where Mrs. Sadie Ruff, who yesterday was ar
E. C. Renime, late cashier of the vere attack of measles.
German National bank at Newport,
Albert Walker of Sprague river, is the insurgents are in force in his dis rested for the crime of arson, was ar
Ky., was arrested on an affidavit of spending the holidays in town with his trict. Insurgents entered Gapan and raigned before Justice Rosenthal. The
Bank Examiner Tn- ker, charging him family, where they are living this winter San Isrido, in General Funston’s dis investigation pursued by the sheriff,
trict, during the night and burned a district attorney and justice since h«r
with having aided Assistant Cashier for the benefit of the school.
Brown in the embezzlement of the
John D. dwell of Central Point, Clar seme of houses. Their firing was in arrest convinced them that a terrible
bank’s funds. He was held in $20,000 ence McPherson, — McPherson, D. W. effective.
crime had been committed by some one,
General Mo Arthur has commuted sev but each development painted less
Andrus and A’. D Naylor of Medford,
bond.
eral death sentences of military oourts strongly to Mrs. Ruff as the guilty per
Two carloads of negroes left Mont were here Saturday on business.
to imprisonment.
Joe
Koesel,
proprietor
of
the
meat
son. They determined, however, to
gomery, Ala., recently for the Hawaiian
M anila , January 5.—Private George hold her, and also to secure all whom
islands via San Francisco. They go to market at this place, cut his leg quite
take employment on the sugar planta severely with a knife Sunday evening, H. R. Ray, engineer corps, his assis there was any possibility of having
and has been confined to the house since. tant, private Lyons, company K, Fifth been implicated in it.
tions there.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Geo. Humph infantry, five native polioemen and two
Accordingly, Mrs. Ruff was turned
Lord Roberts has returned to En
rey left here Sunday for Lakeview for i scouts have been captured while on the over to the coustody of her attorney,
gland after a year’s absence fighting in Bob Oglesby, who is under arrest for way to Balaca by insurgents. On re
South Africa. He was given an im robbing the Lakeview and Paisley mail. ceipt of the news an American was dis there being no accommodations for her
self and baby in the jail,« and warrants
mense recption in London.
Attorney John S. Orr left on Friday patched against the Filipinos, but failed were issued for the arrest of Oonrad
Mrs. Mary Lease, the politician, has evening’s stage for Ashland, intending to to overtake the party.
Ruff, her husband, the three brothers,
decided not to sue her husband for a go from there to Reno, Nevada, where
Carl, Ludwig and Jonas, and the hired
Manila,
January,
7.
—
General
Mc
divorce, but will leave New York and he expects to remain for a couple ot Arthur has ordered the deportation of
man, William Valdez. They are all
join him in Kansas. She says she had months. Mrs. Orr and baby have been General Ricarte, Del Pilar, Hizon, Lup-
charged with the crime of arsen. All
at
Reno
some
time
visiting
her
parents,
enough of politics and will settle down
l ra and Santos to the Island of Guam.
and will return with Judge probably I Other notorious assistants of insurrection were arrested, arraigned and their bail
to domestic life.
in March.
I are also ordered deported. It is intend set at $5000 each, which has been se
John McMillan, a prominent cattle
cured by Carl and Jonas Ruff.
Married
—
At
the
Hotel
Linkville
in
man of Arizona, was murdered by ' Klamath Falls, Dec. 31, 1900. County , ed to deport all active leaders when
captured until peace is secured.
Made Young Again.
three Mexican relatives, who hoped to j Judge L. F. Willits officiating, Frank
profit by his death. The three murder P. Hadlock and Miss Annie A. Larson.
“One of Dr. King’s New Life1 Pills
. Buckle ns Arnica Salve.
ers are under arrest.
ach night for two weeks has put me >n
Both bride and groom have lived for
Has world-wide fame f >r marvellous nv ‘teens’ again” writes D. H. Turnei
Elisha Gray, the inventor, and Arthur some time past at Klamath Agency. I
J. Mundy of Boston, after more than understand also at the same time and cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo- ■f Dempeeytown, Pa. They’re the best in
world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
two years of experiment and study, in place Judge W’illits joined in wedlock i tion, ointment or balm for Cute, Cnrne, 'be
Walter L. Scott of San Francisco and i Burns, Boils, Seres, Felons, Ulcers, Tet- Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only
vented delicate machines with which Miss Hulda Holzhauser of Klamath ! ter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped 25c. at M c N aib B ros . Drug Store.
to transmit submarine signals.
By Falls. Both couples start to Ashland to 'Hands, Skin Eruptions; Infallible foi
means of apparatus already constructed day, the former couple to go to San Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. a'
The reign of the gambling element to
messages have been transmitted and re Francisco, and the latter to Utah.
M c N air B ros .
Vallejo seems likely to ooms to an
ceived on board steamships 12 miles
abrupt oonolnsion.
Friday six " com
Doings In Congress.
from the signal boat. The inventors
REAL ESTATE.
plaints
were
issued
on
application of
W ashington , January 5.—Seaatar
say the submarine boat Holland would
chief of police Stanford. These war
Perkins
today
secured
consideration
ot
J T C Nt.“h et ux to 8 R Lane; lots 7 and
not be able to surprise war ships equip
the Calaveras big tree bill under a spe rants are now being served and embrace
ped with receiving or hearing instru 8, block 21, Mndford, $2600,
Warren G Holmes to A E Moore WJ4 of cial order, and it was passed. The bill rhe names of persons charged with
ments, for the reason that the work se% and se% of se%, sec 23, nw% of nw>4,
authorizes the secretary of the interior playing craps “ Klonkike,” studhorse
ings of the Holland’s machinery could sec '-'6, twp 37 s r 3 e $300.
■ keno and hazard at the Leader saloon.
Eila E Hanley to Emily Clark; lot 5, sec, to pu-chase the Calaveras grove far Warrants were also issued Friday on
be deteoted while she was still some
lfi, and part of lot 4, sec 16, twp 37,2 w, 18.26 $125,000 or less if possible, and ap
miles away.
The members of the acres;
$200
propriate« that amount. If the negoti application of chief of polioe Stanford
United States Lighthouse board have
John L Fenton to Belle Fenton; portion
ations for th« purchase are nnsttcoeae- for 18 persons charged with playing
had the plan explained to them and all ■ >f d 1 c 42, twp 39 s r 1 e; $10.
ful
the secretary is authorized to oon- the same games on the same date at the
Francis
H
C
Pentz
et
al
to
8
H
Schofield;
are of the opinion that the system
lot
in
Gallowav
’
s
add.
Medford,
$500.
demn the property and make it a gov Leader saloon. Several other warrants
would be of valne to the lighthouse
will be issued. Gambling is on ofiense
Eugenia L Atkinson to H J Hicks; lot 4. ernment reservation.
service. It could also be used to an block 17, Ashland, $500
against the state law and the minimum
Ge<> H Andrews et ux to jasper Gleason,
nounce the approach of ocean steam
A bill has been introduced in con
o’ 20, block H, R R add to Ashland, gress whioh is aimed to proteot the big penalty is $100 fine.
ships to port.______________
$17.50.
TO COKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Alexander Hnnsaker to James R Catch trees of the Calaveras grove. The bill
Notice to Creditors.
ing; on 23 and 24, block D, R R add to provides for a tax of $2 per 1000 feet far Take I ax stive Bromo Quinine Tablets
All parties knowing themselves indebt* Ashland, $300.
\ I <iru> gists refund the money if it fails to
all lumber taken from the grove.
ed to the undersigned are requested to
Wm N Wright et ux to Mrs C M Jones;
cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each
32 acres Ballard die, twp 37 s r 2 w, $1.
!>ox.
25c.
settle up promptly.
China*« Trouble*.
Wtu Elkins, et ux, to Mary Welch; lot 1,
8. T. S onger , M. D.
Ex-United
States Senator James W.
N
ew
Y
ork
,
January
5.
—
A
cable
to
blk 12, Centra' Point, $25
.Martha B and J 8 Howard to Jos Ginet; the Sun from Peking, dated January 5, Bradbury of Maine, died at Augusta a
Opposition is being actively organised 160acres in sec 7, twp 39. 2 w, $450.
few days ago, aged 98 years. He was
to th« threatened removal of the Santa
H U Lumsden, et ux, to L T Pierce; a- ys: The Empress Dowager is already the oldest living ex-senator.
sick
of
her
bargain
with
the
powers
as
property
near
Medford
$100
Fe division headquarters from Fresno
M Rhodes, et ux,to Geo Engwicbt; lot« contained in the note of the foreign
to Le Grand«, it being pointed out that 31 is and
3'2. blk L. R R add io Ashland, $225 ministers preliminary to the settlement
two distinct promise« in writing were
Frances Donegan to Mary Donegan; prop
made of the establishment of division erty in Jacksonville, love, affection and $1 of the details of peace, and has been
Garvin E Hargadine and busband to J W bombarding Li Hung Chang and Prince
headquarters in Fresno if the city would i'berrv.
et ux; 6,48 acres in sec 5, twp 39, 1 Ching, the Chinese peace enveys, with
agree to vacate three street crossings «, $200.
near the depot sit«. This was granted.
Geo B Cole to Thos F Young; 116 acres telegrams and orders for the past two
days. She has told the commissioners
If th« headquarter* are removed th« in twp 37, 1 e, $700.
Levi L Angle, et ux, to Oshkosh____
Land
right to reopen the streets will revert A Timber Co; 160 acres in sec 13, twp 4, 3 that they must not sign the prelimin
ary agreement until it has been amended
e, $1500.
to th« oity.
or modified. She objeots to tire por
C
L
Convin.et
ux,
to
Anna
E
Davis;
190
The general committee of Odd Fel aert s in sec 19, twp 38,1 w. $600,
tions of the note wnich demand the
lows of San Jose, has selected the
Mary F Casey and husband to Jobn K razing of the Taku forts, the establish
White traot of 100 acre* on the Alum Heiman, et ox; 40 acres in sec 35, twp 39, 1 ment of permanent foreign military
rook road as a site for the Odd Fellows' e $175
Mollie Miller, et al. to Max Muller; prop posts between Peking and the sea, and
home, and If it can be purchased it will erty
Babies and children need
of the legation guards at Peking and
in Jacksonville, $32 50.
be offered free to the Grand lodge at its
Chas B Sp. ar. et ux. to 8u»ie Neil; % m- the prohibition of further importation
proper food, rarely ever medi
i«re»t in the sw
of the 8»%of sec 8,twp
next meeting.
37. 2 w; also interest in lot 3, and s w X of arms into China.
Andrew Carnegie has promised Seat of s w and in lots 4 and 7, sec 9, twp 37,
cine. If they do not thrive
Field Marshal Count von Waldersee.
tle a donation of $200,000 to be expend 2 w, $150.
in charge of the operations of the allied
on their food something is
ed in the construction of a new public
MINING LOCATIONS.
troops in China has ordered an end to
library. He requires a yearly guaran
Ja« Young, placer claim in Steamboat
wrong. They need a lime
hostilities
. ,(-!■;
tee of $50,000 for maintenance and im district. •
, i > ■<
a W Shearer, W H Young. L R Young
help to get their digestive
S hanghai , January 6.—It Is reported
provement.
and la* Young, placer claim in 8teamboat from Sianfu that the empress dowpgfir
W. L. Hopkins, an aged prospector, district.
machinery working properly.
E W Voyle, placer claim in Jackson has ordered General Feng Tse Tsai,
wandered away from his home on the
Crr k district
commander in the province of Yon
desert near Ogilby, San Diego oounty
O J Scbnellbacher, placer claim in Little Nan, to proceed with his army to tie
au»i perished. His body was found by Applegate district.
John H Houston, quartz claim in Foots, Yang-tse valley, and from that seotion
a search party.
Creek district.
to move northward. His foroe is said
While trying to Gross a stream swol
M G Wornock, quartz claim Red Butte to consist of 15,000 men, armed with
*
len to Its banks by the recent rains, mming claim.
Jobn D Fletcher, quartz claim in Evans modern weapons.
Mr«. Bennett and two children of
district.
Jamestown were swept away and Creek
Phillip D. Armour Dead.
C J Meier, quart* claim in Foots Creek (
■Irowned. The bodies were not recov distirct.
C hicago , January 6.—Phillip Dap-
ered.
Some time during Saturday Ira forth Armour—philanthropist, financier
will generally correct this
Jacob Rich, a pioneer of San Jose,
and multi-millionaire head of the vast
died there a few days ago. He made Kouns, a shoveler in the Dutch mine, commercial establishment that bears
difficulty.
uiouey building street railways in early Toulnmne county, was instantly killed his uame—died at his heme in that oity
by
falling
from
the
tenth
level
into
the
lays, but lost everything he had and
If you will put from one-
sump below, a distauce of 225 feet. this evening. A muscular affection of
died penniless.
the
heart
known
as
myocarditis
was
The deceased was 28 years old. Hie
fourth to half a teaspoonful
Cornelins W. W. Pendleton of Los homo is Lake county, where his parents the immediate cause of death. H« had
in baby's bottle three or four
Angeles is to be the new speaker of the redde.
I been slowly recovering from pneumonia
I that for three week« had threatened
California assembly.
times a day you will soon see
Great excitement prevails in New ! | his life. At nine o’clock this morning
;
Owing to bad sewerage a number of
Mexico
by
the
discovery
of
stones
said
a marked improvement For
his
heart
gave
way
under
the
strain
of
streets in the southern part of San
his recent illness, his pulse running up
Francisco were flooded by the storm of to be the fiuost quality of diamonds.
larger children, from half to
Sunday last—considerable, damage was
The rubber trust has declared a war to 108. That was the beginning of the
a teaspoonful, according to
done to property.
of prices against all firm* outside th« end.
Mr. Armour was surrounded by his
trust. The first cut has been made.
age, dissolved in their milk,
family when he died. Those at his
Professional Cards
Snow five inches deep, and a good pros
pect for more.
Hay is very scarce here and is command-'
ing a good price.
Prof. M. Wilton left here Monday even
ing for Gold Hill.
J W. Merritt is feeding >200 of his band
of sheep at the fair ground.
W. H. Norcross loaded a car with apples
Tuesday for shipment to Butte. Montan*.
Ben Beall has returned from San Fran
cisco. He reports his brother Tom im
proving.
Rua. Moore came down from the Bigham
ranch Monday, and says the snow is 32
inches deep at the ranch.
Cobb Laws’ barn at Willow Springs was
broken down by tbe snow last week and
Mrs. Comb*’ cow and horse sheds were also
broken in.
Mr. Fonrm, contractor, has seven or
eight men repairing the Rogue river bridge
taking out old timbers and patting in new
ones. It will take 25,000 feet of lumber to
make tbe necessary repairs, the estimated
cost of said repairs being about $2500.
Eli Mayer, our city meat cutler, went to
Grants Pass Tuesday evening where he will
meet Miss Eliza Leever, who is returning
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Will Duv. It is reported they will
be married at Grants Pass this evening.
Jan. 9th. and will arrive here «n tomor
row’s train.
elp...
Nature
Rheumatism
Hia Wife Saved Him.
bedsido, besides his physioian and
nurses, were his wife, Mrs. Phillip D.
Armour, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. Og
den Armour and the Rev. Frank W.
Guns.;ulus. The millionaire retained
consciousness until within an hour of
his death.
My wife’« good advise saved my life
writes F. M. Ros» of Winfield, Tenn., for
f had such a bad cough I could hardly
breath, I eteadilv grew worse under doc
tor’s treatment, but my wife urged me • ■
to ubc Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Consumption, which completely cured
me.” Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, Pneumonia, Asthma, Hay Fev This season there is a large death rate
er and all maladies of Cheat, Throat and among children from croup and lungtroub
Lungs are positively cured by thia m«r- les. Prompt action will save the little one-
vellonamedicine. 50'.and$1.00. Every' from Ibese terrible diseases. We know of
nothing so certain to give instant relief a-
It corrects tbe acidity of the blood on which bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at One Minute Couth Cure. It can also be
M
c
N
air
B
ros
,
drug
store.
the disease depends, strengthens the stom
relied upon in grippe and all throat and
ach, liver and kidneys, end builds up the
lung troubles of adult«. Pleasant to take
while system. Try Hood a.
Subscribe for th« V« u . st Baooio.
—M o N au Baa*.
What is the use of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as if bis Joints were being dis
located f
He knows that his sufferings are very
much like the tortures of th# rack.
IFhal he wants to know is what will per
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands of grateful
testimonials, is
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish*
If the mother's
ing power.
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul
sion.
It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
Hooifs Sarsaparilla
and child.
1
¡oe. and $t.oo, illdruggists.
SCOTT & flOWNE, Chemists, New York.
L. McWILLIAJiS,
ATTORN1T-AT-LAW,
For Infants and Children,
Ashland,
-
Oregon.
-
Will practice in State and Federal courts
Offic«. Rereer bl’k, over Western
Union telegraph office.
rhe Kind You Have
Always Bought
HINMAN, D. D. 8.
Dentist.
Bears the
Signature
In the Masonic Building, up stairs, over
Post Office.
J)R. 8. T. SONGER
Physician and Surgeon.
Novelty Block, Opp. Hotel Oregon
ASHLAND
—
—
_
OREGON
J). M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
ASHLAND
You Have
Always Bought.
—
—
OREGON
—
orrici:
At Residence, intersection of Meehanie,
Laurel and Main Street«.
J A. McCALL
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor.
VOTARY rUSLIC.
Survey* for Patent* and Mining Loca
tion* especially. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at residence. South Main Sires
,Dr. Humphreys’
Executrix’s Notice.
St. Mary’s
ACADEMY.
In the County Court of the Stateof Oregon,
for Jackson County.
In the matter of tbe estate of Emily E.
Tolman, deceased.
JACKSONVILLE,
otice is hekeby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
OREGON.
1—P«T«ra, ConsMtlon*, Inflammattoa*. .3«
tbe county court of Jackson county, Ore
‘A— Worm., Worm ?*▼•*, Worm Coll«... .35
gon. sitting in probate, administratrix of
3— T«athins. Colic, Cryliif.WakafulMM .35
thee-tateof Emily E Tolman, deceased. Boarding School for
Girls.
4— Diarrhea. Of Children or Adult*............ 35
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to settle tbe same immediately,
1— Couch», Cold«, Bronchltl*....................... 35
FOR TERMS, ETC., ADDRESS
and those having claims acainst said estate
8— Nauralcta, Toothache, Faoaach«...... .35
will present tbe same to me at my place of SISTERS OF THE HOLY HAMES,
9— Headache, Sick Haadacha, V«rtl<o.. .95
residence at Ashland, Oregon, with proper
10— Dy»p«p»ia, Indl*a»Uon,Waak8tomaah.35
vouchers attached, within six months after
Jackaoavil!«, Oragoa.
11— Suppressed ar Painful Period*......... 35
date of first publication of this notice.
13—Whit«*. Too ProfuM Period*................. 35
Dated November 28, 1900.
13— Croup, Laryncltla, Hoar*an***............ 35 ‘
HATTIE BLOUNT,
14— Salt Rheum, Rryilpala», Eruption*.. .35
Ashland &. Klamath Falls
Administratrix of the estate of Emily E.
1 *—Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pain*............ 35
Tolman, deceased.
Specifics cnre by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
so.
cuaa*.
nsaas.
N
STAGE -I- LINE
IO—Malaria, Chilli, P* t * t and A«u«........... 35
10— Catarrh, Influansa. Cold in th* Head .35
30— Whoopins-Cauch.................................... 35
37— Kidney Dlaeaae*..................................... 35
38— Herron* Debility............... ................. 1.00
SO-l rlnary Waakne**. Watting Bad........ 35
77— Grip. Hay Ferar......................................... 35
Dr. Hum. hreyi’ Manual of aU DiMaM* al your
Druxclst* or Mailed Fraa.
_SoTd by druggist*, or rent on receipt of prl**.
Humphrey«' Med. Co, Cor. William * John St*«
New York.
HUMPHREYS’
VETERINARY SPtanCS
A. A. ? FEVERS. Conception*. Inflamma.
cuui j tion*. Lune Ferer, Milk raver.
B. B. j SPRAINS. Larnsne**, Iidurie*.
curbs J Rheumatism.
C. C.18ORB THROAT. Quinsy. EpiaeMta,
cuua* f Distemper.
Jk®; | WORMS. Bot*. Grub*.
B, B. [COUGHS, Colda, Inflaensa. fnflanitj
CUBM j Lungs, Pl euro* Pneumonia.
G.G. Prevente M18CARR1AGB.
| KIDNEY dk BLADDER DISORDERS.
I. I. I SKIN DISEASES. Man««, Eruptlan*.
Vicar*. Grease, Farcy.
J. K. >BAD CONDITION, Starlne Coat,
cuaa* i Indigestion, Stomach Stagger».
*0c. each; Stable Case, Ten Specific», Book, Sc., gl
At druggist« or »ent prepa* on receipt of price.
Humphrey»’ Medicine Co., Cor. William * John
tU.. N*w York. VncaiKAaY M acual San Fa^
cubs * J
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878 -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
FITED RTATE8 LAND OFFICE,
Thoroughly Reatockad and^^
Rot-eburg. Oregon, November 17.1900.
Entirely New Management.
Notice is heteby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act for the ROBERT M.
GARRETT
sale of timber lands in the States of Califor
nia, Oregon Nevada, and Washington Ter
Superintendent
ritory.” as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892, John Best and
O’Neil, of Hornbrook, county of Siskiyou.
State (or Ter'itorv i of California, has this Quickest;Route to
day filed in this office hrs sworn statement
No" 1262, for tbe purchase of the -e
of Section No 22, in Township No 39 8.
Range No. 4 E, and will offer proof to show
that ihe land sought is more valuable for
Goea by Barron, Shake.
its timber or stone than for agricultural
Soda Spring«, Parker« and
purposes, and to establish bis clcm to said
Keno; also beat connections
land before the Register and Receiver of
witn stage linee from Klam
this office at Roseburg, Ore., on 8*tnxrl«y.
ath Fall« tp Be.-“““*’
tbe 26tti dav of January. 1901.
ana x>akevi5w, Ft. Klamath
He names as witnesses: William T.
and Indian Agency.
Wright, of Klamatbon, Cal., F. F. Freden-
burg, of Hen ev.Cal.. J Hart, of Shake,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
Ore.. George Bailey, of Stake, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
ASHLAXD.
KLAMATH TALU.
the above described lands are requested to
5:00 a m I Leave«
5:00 p m
file their claims in this office on or before L«av««
Arrives....... 9:30 p m ( Arnv«*....«:00 > m
said 26th dav of January. 1901.
J. T. BRIDGES.
Register.
U
...KLAMATH FALLS.
Paaeengere, Baggage, Express & Freight
Must be Waybilled.
Blacksmith Shop CANADIAN PACIFIC
Ashland Office:
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Klamath Falls Office:
H H FAN VALUMBUEO.
AT TALENT, OREGON.
HE ONLY BLACKSMITH SHOP
at Talent, well equipped and doing a
¿ood business; beet location in county.
Reason for selling, ill health.
Call on or address,
NETHERLAND & HANSCOM,
Talent, Oregon.
SOO LINE
T
Selling Off at Cost
UNTIL JANUARY
—vu—
First Class and Tourist
Sleepers Daily.
John Zucca & Co.,
210 Ogden Building, Chicago.
Sonthern Pacific Co,
SHASTA ROUTE.
Train« Leave Ashland for (Portland and
Way Station« at 2:50 A. M.
and 5:10 P. M.
Passengers Booked To nnd from
Leave Portland 8:30 a. m., and 7:90p. m,
AU Points East.
1ST,
TUTY 8TOCK OF HARDWARE,
Stoves and Ranges. Give me a
call. You can buy these goods cheaper
than ever before sold in Ashland.
SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Ashland 1:17 a. m., and 12:15 p. m.
Atlantic
Steamship
Office.
For full particulars, apply to
H. H. A bbott , Agent,
146 Third Street, Portland, Or.
E. J. C oylb , A. G. P. A.,
Vancouver, B.O
Arrive—
Ashland.... 12:38 a. m. and 11:30 a. aa
Sacramento 5:00 p. m. and 4:35 a. m
San FraD... 7:45 p. ru. and 8:1* a. a*
Ogden........ 5:45 a.
Denver....... 9:00 a.
Kansas Cy. 7:25 a.
Chicago.... 7:45 a.
m.
m.
m.
m.
and
and
and
and
11:46
0:00
7:2*
0:80
a. a*
a. m
a. m
a. m
L’* Angele* 1:20 p. m. and 7:00 a.
KI Paso.... 6:00 p. m. and 5:00 p.
Ft. Worth. 6:30 a.
m. and 6:80 a.
Cty Mexico. 9:55 a. m. and 0:55 a.
Houston ... 4:00 a. m. and 4:00 a.
N'w Orleans 5:25
xi. and 6:2* p.
Washington 6:42 a m. and 6:42 a.
New York..12:43 p. m. and 12:43 p.
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
Pullman
BATHING
and Tourist
m
m
m
m
ai
m
m
m
Cars
We are in the market for several
on both trains.
care of Fancy eating Apples, suit
T$ IlIH Til W1TKB 18 1 T9IIC
able for Fruit Store and Stand
trade.
Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate* Chair car* Sacramento to Ogden and Ki
fungi and anlmalculea, and neutral
Paso, and tourist car* to Chioago, 8t.
First-class references furntshed.
ising and correcting all acidi
Ixrais, Naw Orleans, Washington.
Correspondence solicited.
ties it promotes a normal and
«
healthful condition in every
part of the system.
Connecting at San Francisco with aevaral
Quick delivery—Th« Weekly Oregonian.
thearuihlp line« for
RINK. —
Catarino Almandarez was killed in — SWIMMING
the mountains by bandits near Santa Inclosed and covered, the same medical HONOLULU,
JAPAN,
Reta, in New Mexico, and one ef the
water, always clean, for the spring* run a
CHINA,
gang, Jose Sanchez, has been oaptnred.
heavy volume— more than twelv hun
PHILLIP1NE8.
Sanchez denies knowledge of the
dred gallon* per hour.
CENTRAL and
crime, but he was found on the out
You may dive and *wim and have more
SOUTH AMERICA
skirts of Santa Reta, evidently seeking
fun than “anybody’’—come out a* “fin*
provisions and ammunition, with blood
aasilk” and “white aa wool”—rejnven
ated and happy.
stains on his shirt and hia aix-shooter
See Mr. D. L. Rici, Agent at Ashland
Nice neat cottage«, partly furnished,
wrapped in cloth upon whioh wm
station, or address
or
rent.
For
information
addreaa
tbe
blood.
H. MARKHAM, G P A.,
proprietor.
Portland, Ore
Located on the
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
GRANT
HELMAN
Prop» letor
—AT THE—
BILLY M’CARTHY
ILL BE SOLD FOR CA8H within
the next 30 days, with the view of
W banging
onr line of business. We do not
ike tbe liquor business and have concluded
io quit it. For almost 18 year* we have la-
•ored with you and at the low estimate of
♦30 per day we have the small sqm of about
$200.000, (which is all profit) consequently
we are ready for business. Will either run
a newspaper or start a National Bank at
rolo. Cail and see □* and get our price*
♦ nd sample our gobds, ana .secure your
Xmas booze. THE BILLY M0CABTHY.
Ashland. Orsgtrn.
Fu» B am Bi JUx>
I*
Assignees Notice.
To the creditors of tbe Aahlaod Gro
cery Company, a corporation duly organ
ized and exiating under the laws o( the
State of Oregon, having its principal
place of business at Ashland, Oregon:
You will hereby take notice that the
said Ashland Grocery Company, having
made an assignment for tbe beuefit of all
its crediloie, and tbe undersigned having
been duly selected and appointed •«-
signee« of the said corporation, you will
therefore witbin three month« from the
date of tbi* notice prepare and tile with
tbe said assignee« a duly verified, item
ized statement of any account which yen
may have against it, and ef all monk«
due thereon from said corporation.
F. M. GRAINGER,
F. G. MCWILLIAMS.
,
Ataigntog,
ftsbd D«e«mb«f Ctb, 1800. - •