The growing shortage of good pas-j REAL ESTATE. lands in Montana is causing oattle-' E C Cbausse to H C Messenger ; 43 acres tore 1 At the school election last week a 7 mill Snpt. Field« Reports It the Sev ereat and water right in Applegate precinct. $650. men ; ( of that state to look about for other tax was levied. D Anderson to Edna Morris; lots 7, 8, 9, , fields of enterprise. Some of them will Snow Blockade In History of His 10.11,12, ■ - ' I ■■■■ 11 ■ —- blk 70. Medford, $1500. Merritt Elliott is now a full fledged no Z D Hyde toL C Hvde; 118.91 acres in take portions of their stock to Alaska Division. The People’s Paper. tary public, having received his commission in the spring. The cattle will be al­ Applegate precinct. $100. last week. Portland Oregonian, Jan. 11.] Mary M Childers to byhiila Angle; prop­ lowed to fatten on the luxurious grasses Wilder Freel has fixed up his room in erty in secs 20, 21 and 28, ip 36,1 w, $1400 ASHLAND, Or., Thursday, Jan. 17, 1901 this place for Dr. G B. Cole of Eagle Point, The Southern Pacific had more diffi- ' Bybella Angle to E P Bennett; land in E which grow in many places in the north culty in the Siskiyou mountains yester­ F Walker’s subdivision, $925 who is expected soon. . ¡i and latter they will be killed for the day. A snowslide struck a freight train O Harbaugh to Dora Harbaugh ; lot 4, markets of Nome, the Copper river SAMS VALLEY. Holmes Bros, have sold their telephone • oountry and Dawson. line between this place and Eagle Point to in a cut 1% miles north of Siskiyou sta­ blk 43, Medford $1. tion and blocked the track so that the Thos Riley to O Harbaugh; same prop- 1 the Sunset company. We are unable to give the full details of The American commission under the following passenger train, due in Port­ erty, $350 the damage done by the recent snowstorm Married, at Grants Pass, Jan. 9. 1911, by land at 6:30 last night, was delayed M M Gault to J T C Nash, lot 11, blk 21, i superintendenoy of Dr. Reed, which by reason which 1 will give von further on, Rev, Robt. Leslie, Eli Mayer and Miss Liz­ about 10 hours and will not arrive here Medford. $350 but wilt mention a few of the buildings zie Leever, both of Central Point. F W Hutchiu to M M Gault; same prop­ has been making examinations at Que- until 4 o’clock or later this morning. At erty. that were broken down. As to the cost to mados, Cuba, as to the propagation of $90. Our hotel is still without an occupant. I, tbe other side of tbe Siskiyous another rebuild them we will be unable to state L Fenton to Belle Fenton; property yellow fever germs by the mosquito, Am ng those broken was Charles 8tacy’s F. Wiliams is accommodating the public freight train was blocked and delayed in John Ashland, $10. has obtained extremely satisfactory «p- barn on the Coleman farm. One side of by running a first class boarding bouse. tbe passenger train that is due m _ Port­ I B Williams to J H Von der Hellen; about 100 feet fell in, completely smashing sults. Dr. Reed says the experiment Elder Adams of Eugene, Seventh Day land this morning at 7.-45, so that it will property in twp 36,1 w, $25. Mr. H.’s steel frame header that was under Adventist and Soul Sleeper, will commence show beyond a doubt that there ia no H C A Von der Hellen, q c d to same i the shed Jacob Conley’s barn, about 60 a series of meetings in this place next Sun­ not reach its destination until about 11 property, $1 contagion from an infected person or a m No injury was done except to de­ feet a complete wreck. J. L. Rowe had day, N A Trust Co to H C A Von der Hellen; I from infected clothing, but that the lay the trains. The weather was bad in two stock sheds entirely broken down; J. same property, $1. Hay is very scarce in this part of the the mountains all day yesterday, and no A. Pankey’s barn, about 60x120, partly jarris-Conklin Co to N A Trust Co; same mosquitos alone ar® responsible for the broken; J. B. Dungan’s barn, considerably county and if >he winter continues through trains attempted to cross without snow property, $1. spread of the disease. damaged: T, A. Robertsons barn was February there will be lots of stock go plows to lead. This winter’s snow is broken in on one side, demoralizing a new hungry before grass comes, Mrs. Avy Austin, a resident of Val­ said to be the deepest on record for the V alaxy R zcord job printing office. Spalding buggy which belonged to his son Postmaster Moore was kept very busy Siskivou mountains. lejo for over 50 years, died recently. George, aud killing one of his fine brood Tuesday afternoon distributing the three Some time ago an prominent capitalist She was'the wife of Ira Austin, who Superintendent Fields has returned sows that was under the shed. There are days’ accumulation of mail matter caused numerous others which I will not mention by ibe high water blockade in Willamette from the scene of the recent snow block­ offered to build and operate a smelter owned and fanned a large tract on the at present. ade, which he says was the worst ever in Portland if he should be guaranteed northern side of Vallejo and was one of valley. experienced on the line. The trouble 100 tons of ore per day. Traffic Mana­ the original owners of the townsite. ■ Arthur Morrison of Trail was down here in the winter of 1890, when the entire ger B. Campbell of the Oregon Rail­ last Friday looking for bay for bis horses, BOHN. Pacific coast suffered exclusively from road and Navigation company has an­ Mrs. Austin was a native of Canada. and says the snow is two feet deep at Trail. Mr. M. has bay enough to feed his rattle storms and floods, continued longer, but Captain Baranoff, a pioneer settler of through the winter but feared if the snow TIBBITS—In Ashlaud, Jan 14, 1901, to the snow blockade was a comparatively nounced that the guarantee has been Sitka, Alaska, was shot and killed re­ should lay on too long l.e would run short Mr. and Mrs. Van Tibbits, a daughter. small factor in it. The track was then filled by mining companies operating cently by Indians. The shooting was of bay if he fed both horses and cattle, and along the liue of the Oregon Railroad horses being easier moved than catlie he GRANT—In Ashland, Jan. 14, 1901, to destroyed between Glendale and Myrtle caused by bad blood among the Indian Creek, a distance of 40 miles, and for 45 and Navigation company. decided to drive his horses to feed which he Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Grant, a eon. and his victims. days that distance was covered by stage, found at Charley Stacy’s. It has been decided that the new Ori­ and there was no through train. HEELING — In Central Point, Jan. 2, Registration of students at Stanford Prof. Head came over from Medford The recent trouble was caused exclu­ ental steamship line, in oonnection with university, for the second semester, was 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. John liefling, a Tuesday on his way to Antioch, He got as sively by snow, and a good deal of it was the Oregon Railroad and Navigation practically completed last week. The daughter. far as J. B Morrison’s, where he was com­ pelled to bang up on account of bis best JENNINGS—In Sterlingville Precinct, due to the fact that the wires were down company will be operated by the Port­ number of men and women enrolled horse being badly sprained in the toms, and it was impossible to work trains to land and Asiatic Steamship company. Dec. 27,1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph advantage. Part of the time the only caused by the snow balling in her shoes. The first of the four lOJXO-ton steamers was 1016, which is a slight advance Jennings, a son. over the figures of the second semester Mr. Head hired a horse and started home means of communication between Super, thi-morning, leaving his disabled animal BROOKS—In Williams Creek District, intendent Fields, of the Oregon lines, to be ¡delivered to the new company of last year. will be the Indrapura, which it will re ­ at Mr. Morrison’s, she not being able to Jan 7, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. who was at the southern end of his jur­ ceive at Hongkong oh February 21. The handsome pleasure yacht Mow­ move yet, although she is getting along isdiction at Dunsmuir, and the superin­ Brooks twins, a boy and girl. nicely. It will probably be a week or ten hawk was sunk in Vancouver harbor, tendent of the Sacramento division, was His Wife Raved Him. days before she can be taken home. B. 0., recently by a heavy fall of snow. lover Postal Telegraph line by way of MAKkUED, • Tom and Minnie Perry went to Gold My wife ’ s good advise saved my life The snow froze and the boat could not [ Montreal, Canada. To keep each other Hill (to the mines on old Gold Hill) one {informed of the whereabouts ot trams writes F. M. Rofla of Winfield, Tenn., for hold up the weight. Only recently day last week, being called there by the ill­ ness of their brother, J. R. Perrv, who has BURNS—TAYLOR —In Jacksonville, l that were bucking the snow was im­ I had such a bad cough I could hardly $85,000 had been spent on the boat in Jan 10, 1901, Chas. Burns and Miss practicable, for messages were several breath, I steadily grew worse under doc­ fixing her up. She cannot be raised. been engaged at that place for the past 12 months driving tunnels for Dr Bray. Dr. Lillian Taylor, by County Judge Chas. hours in transmission. The first trouble tor's treatment, but my wife urged me It has been found that 60 marriages Chisholm was summoned and pronounced Prim. was at Gold Hill, Ore., where a tele­ to use Dr. King’s New Discovery for the ailment la grippe and pneumonia fever. Consumption, which completely cured that have been performed by the town graph pole fell over on the track and was The bride is the amiable daughter of Joe was slowly improving at last accounts me.” Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La reoorder of San Rafael are illegal, the Tom returned borne after a couple ot days* John B. Taylor of near Ashland, and the 11 caught by a freight train. Before it Grippe, Pneumonia, Asthma, Hay Fev­ stay. Miss Minnie will remain until her groom is a well-known baseball player could be stopped, the train had pulled er and all maladies of Chest, Taroat and recorder having no legal right to per­ form the cerimonies. of Yreka and formerly a resident of Ash­ down about half a mile of telegraph liue. brother is able to be about again. The sticky snow made all wires as large Lungs are positively cured by tbie m«r- Alfred Mace, an English evangelist, We have been receiving considerable rain land. vellons medicine. 50c. and $1.00. Every as a man’s arm, and they went down for the past three days, which started the hottie guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Is preaching the gospel in Chicago, aud for miles and miles south of Dunsmuir. miners to work with more water than they DIED. intends to travel throughout the United Then the only way the snow-bucking M c N air B ros , drug store. could control conveniently. ‘But last night States. He is the son of Jem Mace, the we were visited by jack frost and today a train from the south could make pro th the Philippines. 200-pounder can walk on top of the snow LORAN—Near Jacksonville, Jan. 13, gress safely was to send men out ahead once famous pugilist. A cable from Manila, dated January without making a track. Seven men and one woman, all Ne­ 1901, Frank Loran; aged 72 years. on snowshoes with flags to protect it. 12, says: General Kobbe reports that apolitans, accused of making bad quar­ Wm Pestertield took Monday's train for LIPPINCOTT—At Riverside, Cal., Jan. Iu this way but five or six miles an rigorous campaigning is being aarrtbd. ter dollars out of sterling silver, were Sacramento, Cal., where he will remain for 8, 1901, of consumption, Lida May, hour could be covered, whereas twice or an indefinite period. three times that speed could have been en in the island of Mindanao. The arrested Friday night at New York by only daughter of W. V. and Lida Lip pincott, of Medford ; aged 21 years and made if the telegraph wires had been Twenty-eighth and Fortieth regiments W. H. Hazen, ohief of the local bureau Religious Items. ■working so that each crew could be ad­ Are clearing the country in the vicinity 1 month. The service at the M. E. church Sun­ vised of the whereabouts of the others of Cagayan and Santa Ana. They of the United States secret service, and several of his assistants. The bad The remains of deceased were brought and know whether it had a clear track day will be as follows: Sunday school have burned the main strongholds of at 9:45 a. m., Preaching at 11, subject, to Medford by the parents last Friday or not. The men on the southern divis­ i the insurgents at Maca jambus, which quarters are mostly dated 1900. The “The Power of the Gospel.” Epworth and the funeral took place Monday. She ion knew that there was less trouble at gang have been purchasing sheet silver League meeting at 6:15 p m , Preaching was a graduate of St. Mary’s Academy the north, aud that the trains from the I was fortified with stone breastworks, at the rate of 50 ounces a day on an north were slowly getting through, but » nine-foot bamboo palisade and spear average for the past five weeks. It has at 7:30, subject, “Deep Sea Christians.” and a very lovable girl. Reception of new members in connction McINTIRE—At Klamath Falls, Jan. 2, they didn’t know what minute they I traps. It was her« that nine Americans cost them from 64 cents to 68 cents an with the morning service. All are cor­ 1901, of pneumonia, Ed. McIntire; might meet a passenger train having were killed last June. In the r«oent ounce. From 100 ounces of silver they dially invited. J. T. Abbett, pastor. the right of way. Therefore extreme fighting two offioers and eight men of aged 44 years. ceuld turn out $125 worth of spurious “Positive Law in the Spiritual Realm” MANNING—In Pooh Bah Precinct, Jan. caution was necessary. SocareFully was the Fortieth regiment were wounded. coins, making almost 50 per oent profit. the work done that nobody was injured will be the subject tor the morning dis 10,1901, J. D. Manning; aged about to speak of, the most serious personal in­ A strategic position at Talacac has also They owned a press and other machin­ course at the Baptist ehurch. Sunday 63 years. jury being that to Chief Engineer Gron- been destroyed, together with a powder ery that cost them $975. Their prin­ school at 9:45, Preaching at 11 a. in., B. factory. Major Valez, the second rebel Y. P. U. society at 6:30 p. m. and TAYLOR—At Eagle Point, Jan. 7, 1901, dahl, who suffered a sprained ankle commander, was captured. The insur­ cipal plant was at 95 Walts 6treet. While the weather is far from satisfac ­ Robert Earl Taylor, son of Mrs Royal No Knife, the last chief of the Omaha preaching at 7:30. All are invited. A. Brown, aged 17 years, 11 months and tory yet, no further blockade this winter gents everywhere are 'scattering, but Indian tribe, died at the home of his M. Russell, pastor. is looked ior. i they retain most of their -rifles. The son, Matthew Tyndale, ou the reserva­ 2 days, The usual services will be held in the ; troops continae scouting in the hills and tion near Ponder, Neb., at tha advance South Afrioan War. Presbyterian church next Sabbath morn­ BROOKS—In Williams Creek District, : guard! g the rails. Jan. 9, 1901, W. J. Brooks; aged about age of 115. He was believed to be the ing and evening. Sermon subjects will be. P k ’ quet R oad , Cape Colony), Janu­ 70 years. M anila , January 11.—The campaign oldest resident of Nebraska. He had "The Greatest Need of Our Day” and ary 7 —The Boers boast that their pres­ "The Benefit of Cross Bearing.” never been ill, at least within the mem­ ent invasion is only a big patrol, pre­ : in Northern Mindanao is conducted How's This? A sermon, illustrated by stereopticon paratory to an invasion in force by personally by Brigadier-General Kobbe, ory of any living relative or acquaint­ slides, will be delivered at the Congre­ We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward General de Wet. The latter’s influence with headquarters at Cagayan. Colonel ance. gational church Sunday evening The for any case of Catarrh that cannot be over the Dutch is so enormous that Brikheimer, with five companies of Children Burned to Death. usual services in the morning. G. \V cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. there is no doubt his actual presence the Twenty-eighth regiment, has swept F. J. CHENEY & CO , Prop».. Toledo, O. Nelson, pastor. R ochester ," N.Y~JânuaryÔ7^The We, the undersigned, have kno.vn F, J. would result in a general rising. The the country and destroyed Filipino There will be services in the Trinity Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe Dutch have unbounded faith that if he strongholds in the vicinity of Santa Rochester orphan asylum was the scene, Episcopal church next Sunday at 11a. him perfectly honorable in a;l business had a sufficient supply of arms and am­ j Ana. shortly after midnight, of a fire and transactions, and financially able to carry in., Suuday school at 10 a. m. pauio in which the lives of 20 or more out any obligation made by their firm. munition, General de Wet, who is re­ | Major Case of the Fortieth regiment children and at least two of the atten­ Christian Science services in Masonic W est A T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, To­ garded as the N»poleeu of the cam­ is operating in the mountainous region of Southwest Cagayan. He Axaa de­ dants at the institution were burned or hall at 11 o’clock a. m. every Sunday. ledo, O W alpinv , K innan & M arvin , Wholesale paign, would even now be able to bring stroyed several strongholds and cap­ crushed out, and half a hundred per­ All cordially invited. the war to a suoeessful termination. Druggists, Toledo, O. sons. most of them little ODes, were Services at Holy Rosary Catholic Hall’s <'atarrh Cure is taken internally, L oxdon , January 13.—the war office tured some prisoners. acting directly upon the blood and mucous has reoeivcd the following dispatch from j Minor captures and surrenders con- trampled upon, burded or otherwise church on 6th street every Sunday. ____ . injured. Mass at 10 a. m , Sunday school at i:30 surfaces of the synem. Price 75c. per bot­ i tinue in Luzon. Kitchener: p. m. and evening service at 7:30 p. dì . tle. Bold by all druggists. Testimonials Lord _________ Twenty-seven bodies have been re- _ _______ ____ _____ _____ ' The civil officers of several towns in free. “P retoria , January 18.—About 1400 Rev. W. H. Hickey, pastor. covered so far, and it is believed the Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Boers crossed the line, attacking both Zambales province met at Jail Antonio death rate may reach 40 when all the SAMPSON. Zuurfonteiu and Kaalfonteln recently and signed an ultimatum uuicin stations, scauuus,____ w—— — o— — ------ -------- to 73 140 inmates ‘have accounted for. Of Secretary Long has received a cable but were driven off. ' They are being send to the insurgent leaders, notifying The btg snow storm was unexpected by many and canned much rustling among the ' dispatch from Admiral Remey announc­ pursued by a oavalry brigade.” ! the insurgents that they will be paid 30 the injured many are likely to die. stockmen whose stock, the greater part of ; ing that the board of officers convened When the firemen who responded to Lord Kitchener reports also several pesos apiece for rifles aud liberated if them, were on the range at the time of the the general alarm arrived the inmates to select the most suitable site in the ; they agree to keep quiet, setting forth Storm. skirmishes nt different points with Philippines for a permanent naval sfa- i trifling British losses and adds: “Three that sinoe General MacArthur’s procla­ were jumping from the windows and Walter and Tom Howard went out ' tion has fixed upon Olagapo, on Subig agents of the peace commissioners mation it Is impossible to any longer the attendants were throwing helpless Thursday repairing telegraph liue. bay. As a result of this recommenda­ were taken as prisoners to De Wet’s contribute assistance and announcing infants out of the windows regardless The boys practiced snowshoe riding while ' tion Secretary Long lias sent to con­ laager, near Lindley, January 10. On«, that if the insurgents do not return to of where they might fall. The largest this snow lasted. gress a recommendation that fl,000,000 who was a British subject, was flogged their homes by January 30 they will be number of dead is among infants rang­ Cool and foggy Tuesday, be appropriated for beginning work on and then shut. The other two burghers considered enemies of their people, who ing in age from one to four years. Mrs. Eunice Roberts nee Miss Davis, for­ will then assist the Americans to pur- were flogged by De Wet’s orders.” merly ot Barron, arrived a few days ago to the proposed new naval station. The French steamer Russie from visit friends at tl e lafter place. Buckien’s Arnica Salve. George Roberts, director of the mint tzue them. The mail after being delayed on account Oran, Algeria, ran on a reef at* Lara- at Washington, in his annual report, Has world-wide fame for marvellous Chinese Troubles. of the blockade has for the past week been man, France, during a violent storm. shows that the coinage of the past year cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo­ making regular trips by here. P eking , January 10.—A Chinese For four days efforts to rescue the crew was in excess of any previous year in from Siugau-fu, where the court is at tion, ointment or balm for Cute, Corns, Jas. M Tyler drove his cattle down tbe and passengers proved fruitless, but Burns, Boils, Seres, Felons, Ulcers, Tel­ valley to be fed for the winter at Holme’s eventually a line was established and the history of the service, aggregating present, says that withiu the city 85,- ler, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped $141,351,960, as compared with $136,- place. COO Chinese troops are drilling oontinu- Hands, Skin Eruptions; Infallible for all hands taken ashore. 855,676 iu the last fiscal year. Grant Bilderback’s family have the chick­ cusly and the majority of them are Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. at Samuel Lewis, London’s greatest en pox. L ondon , January 11.—The situation armed with modern rifles. He says M c N aib B ros , money-lender, is dead. in South Africa grows worse rather than that the feeling of the people there is Mrs. John Taylor of this place has pur A. F. Dreutzer of Chicago and Olaf better. Lord Kitchener’s dispatches are chased a new * FJv Shuttle" loom and is 1 bitterly anti-foreign, and that they be­ be- ready to do work for tbe public m Bergstrom of Nebraska, have made ar- more laconic than those of Lord Roberts, lieve that they can meet the allies in line of weaving carpet. rangemen ts for colonizing about 100,000 little else of importance is allowed to open fight and defeat them. The snow thawed papidly the last few acres of land in Fentress and Morgan come through. days. Captain P. 0. Lockhart, correspon­ counties, Tenn., with Finns. For sev­ “Five thousand Boers, supposed to be dent of tho London Times in China, eral years past Mr. Bergstrom has been trekking west from Vryburg,” says the Wanted—A first class chambermaid, accompanied General Gaselea’s relief colonizing Finns in Nebraska. Finns at Depot hotel. Cape Town correspondent of the Daily force, left Vancouver, B. O. en route to are leaving Finland by thousands year­ I Mail, “are now making their way into London recently. Speaking of the situ­ W. J. Bryan’s paper, the Commoner, ly on account of the oppression by the | the heart ot Cape Colony. The sup- ation in China, he said: "I think that, is to appear at Lincoln, Neb., Wednes­ Russian government. I position is that they have captured day, January 23. The British steamer Texan, Captain , several small garrisons upon the way. ” so far as Li Hung Chang himself is con­ cerned, he is perfectly sincere in his Receiver Clark of the Chosen Friends Lund, which arrived at Kington, Ja- • Other dispatches report that a small | position as mediator, but my observa- is all right, if you are too fat; maca, recently, from Colon, Colombia, I party of Boers carried off cattle close to has published an inventory and appraise­ i lion leads me to judge that any agree- ment of the assets of the order, includ­ reports that when she left Colon terror I the east fort at Pretoria. Nine hun- ! meut the Chinese make now would be and all wrong, if too thin already. reigned among the inhabitants around ing money and other assets not yet re­ I tired Boers, under Commandant Krit- kept by them no longer than it suited Fat, enough for your habit, is duced to possession. The total appraise­ Panama in consequence of another zinger, are 15 miles from Richmond, in their oonveuienoe. Heavy i the direction of Murraysburg. ment is $56,361. The court has ordered rebel descent upon the city. “The empress dowager will by spring healthy; a little more, or less, is the receivers to sell all the articles of fighting began outside of Panama on Rumors are spreading at Porterville January 10, and continued fiercely that the rebels have joined the Boera have a tremendous force of men, armed no great harm. Too fat, consult personal property in the home office. with modern rifles, at her command, throughout January 11, when the rebels A French-Canadain paper at Mon­ were making a desperate attempt to get I in the Celvinia district. and neither she nor Prine« Tuan has a doctor; too thin, persistently treal has stirred up quite a sensation by within the city. L ondon , January 12.—It ia under­ the slightest chance of failing into The government claiming that it is time for Cauada to troops w’ere strongly contesting the ad­ stood that Lord Kitchener now holds hands of the allied forces. Next sum­ thin, no matter what cause, take cut loose from England and seek her vance of the insurgents when the Tex­ securely all the railroad lines in South mer will see th® greatest struggle be­ Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver independence. an left. Captain Lund saye the losses Africa, having recovered possession*of tween th® well-organized' Bokers finder Oil. • . Henry Phillips, the millionaire part­ on both sides had been considerable, Delagoa bay line, which had been cut the empress and Prince Tuafi and ths ner of Andrew Carnage, is to build a though without advantage either way. January 7. There are many causes of get­ allied forces in their attempt tp seat the According to a Pretoria correspond­ young emperor firmly on th« throne. home in New York oity that is to cost The rebels had been largely re-enforced ting too thin; they all come •1,600,000. and were well stocked with supplies. ent, Lord Kitchener is now organizing The Sau Francisco mountain forest Matthew B. Devane, an under-sheriff, Two British war ships have arrived at a force of 30,000 irregular horse, which reserve of Northern Arizona, which jnder these two heads: over­ was murdered by hobos at Gann, Panama aud an American cruiser was will occupy some weeks. When this was divided iato alternating sections, work and under-digestion. force is ready he will resume offensive Arizona. He suspected them of robbing momentarilyexpected. — * ■ — « has been solid tied. An agreement has operations. a saloon and when asking them about Stop over-work, if you canj Meanwhile the invasion of Cap« Col­ been reached by the government and TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY the affair one of them shot him. the individual owners by which the but, whether you can or not, ony looks more threatening. The news The new naval bill calls for the oon- Take Laxative Bromo Quin!ne Tablets All druggist s refund the mon»? if it fails to that Commandant Hertzog has two guns government acquires title to all this struotion of two battleships and two cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each take Scott’s Emulsion ofCod is rather startling, as it was formerly land in lieu of other lands exohanged cruisers. box. 25c. therefor. This causes the formation of asserted that the invaders had no gw». Liver Oil, to balance yourself a reserve of nearly 3,000,000 acres and Four men are under arrest at Union The steamer Tillamook, about which You can’t live Hill, N. J., charged with defrauding a The successful cultivation of tea at guarantees adequate protection to th« with your work. life insurance company. They were there has been so much anxiety in ship­ ♦he PiDehnrst farm, Summersville, near magnificent forest and the conservation on it—true—but, by it, you representatives of the company and ping circles of late, has been heard San Diego, has attracted Northern capi­ of the waters that feed the Verci« and from, her crew having reached Seattle. would insure the lives of dying men Salt rivers. can. There’s a limit, however; The vessel ran on a reef about six talists, who will go into the business on and divide the money. a large scale and who expect to raise James de Foe, the last male descen­ ¿ou’ll pay for it. Governor Nash of Ohio has been in­ weeks ago and was abandoned as a tota; 800,000 pounds annually for the Ameri­ dant of th« author of “Robinson Cru­ vited to attend the launching of the wreck. The crew and passengers can market. Colonel A. O. Taylor and Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver soe,” died in London last week. reached shore in safety but had a long battleship Ohio at San Francisco. wait to get a steamer to bring them tc Major R. D. Trimble of New London, Fearing Amerioan competition Ger­ Oil is the readiest cure for Senator William E. Chandler of New Conn., and Baron J. von Bruing, the sound. Hampshire has been defeated for office formerly of the German legation at man manufactures have made an agree­ ‘can’t eat,” unless it comes of after 40 years’ service. Washington, have bought 4,000 acres of ment with trade papers in the empire pine land along the line of the Charles­ not to accept for publication advertise­ /our doing no work--you can’t torta . ong be well and strong, without ton and Savannah railroad for tea rais­ ments of American-made goods. Ths Kind You Hits tonjt Boqgttt ing. James J. Hill, president of the Great some sort of activity. Few are entirely free from it. While sinking a well near Beaumont, Northern railroad, is a candidate for The genuine has It may develop so slowly as to cause Tex., a flaw of crude petroleum was the United States senatorship of Minna, this picture on It, little if any disturbance during the whole struck. The well is spouting fully 600 sofa. take no other. period of childhood. barrels of oil an hour and small artificial If you have not It may then produce irregularity of the lake has been made to hold it. Ths Kind Y m H iw Always BtqgM Persons who suffer from indicestion can tried it, send for stomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, not expect to live long, because they can ree sample, its a- 5 Made Young Again. and marked tendency to consumption cot eat the food required to nourish the jreeable taste will before manifesting itself in much cutaneous “One of Dr. King’« New Lif® Pills body and the products of the undigested surprise you. eruption or glandular swelling. each night for two weeks hu put me in foods they do eat poison the bicod. It is SCOTT & BOWNE It is best to be sure that you are quite to cure indigestion as soon as Chemists, free from it. and for its complete eradica­ mv ‘teens’ again” write« D. H. Turner important of Dempeevtown, Pa. They’re tbe best in possible, and the best method of doing this 409 Pearl Street, tion yeu can rely on Tha Kind You Haw Baanth, is to use the preparation known as Kodol the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowel«. New York. Dyspepsia Cura. It digests what you eat ■Ignatur, Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only di ®8ttye organs of per ­ af 5Oc. and $1.00; all druggists. The beat of all medicines for all bismon. 25c. at M c N j UB B zos . Drag Star«. fect health.—M b N aj » Raos. VALLET RECORD. CENTRAL POINT. THE LATE BLOCKADE. Bettin Thin Hood's Ssrsap^iiia I Professional Cards as L. McWILLIAMS, ’ ATTORN IT-AT-LAW, I Ashland, i The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex­ periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infauts and Children—Experience against Experiment. Oregon. Will practice in Stat« and Federal coarts E^- Office. Reeser bl’k, over Western U nion telegraph office. HINMAN, D. D. S. Dentist. In th« Muonic Building, up «taira, over Poet Office. What is CASTORIA )R. S. T. SONGER Oastoria is a substitute fbr Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops ' and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE - - Physician and Surgeon. Novelty Block, Opp. Hotel Oregon — ASHLAND D — — OREGON M. BROWER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, CASTORIA ALWAYd ASHLAND - _ OREGON - ornes : Bears the Signature of At Reeidence, intersection of Mechanic, Laurel and Main Streets. J A. McCALL Civil Engineer and Mineral Surveyor. The Kind You Have Always Bought MOTARY rUBLIC. In Use For Over 30 Years. Surveys for Patents and Mining Loca­ tions a specialty. Address Ashland, Or. TH« •CHTAUa «eMMNV. TT HU«n«V STMCT, HCW YORK CITY. Office at residence. South Main Btree Dr. Humphreys’ Specifics cure by acting directly upon the disease, without exciting disorder in any other part of the system. so. crazs. mess. 1—Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations. .35 3—Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Colle... .35 3— Teething, Colic, Crying,Wakefulness .35 4— Diarrhea, of Children or Adults............ 35 7— Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis......................35 8— Neuralgia. Toothache, Faceache.......... 35 9— Head ache. Sick Headache. Vertigo.. .35 10— Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach.35 11— Suppressed or Painful Periods.... .33 13—Whites, Too Profuse Periods............. .35 13— Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness........ .35 14— Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .35 15— Rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains......... .35 16— Malaria. Chills, Fever and Ague....... .35 16—Catarrh, Influenza. Cold in the Head I .35 30—Whooping-Cough................................. .35 37— Kidney Diseases.................................. .35 38— Nervous Debility................................. : 1.0» 30-l’rlnary Weakness. Wetting Bed......... 35 77—Grip, Hay Fever...........................................35 Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all DI »CM os at your Druggists or Mailed Free. Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of price. Humphreys’ Med. Co^ Cor. William £ John Sts- New York. ^HUMPHREYS’ « ?VETERINARYSPfCIFICS A. A. I FEVERS, Congestion«. Inflamma* cubbbj lion». Lung Fever, Milk Fever. B. B.) SPRAINS, Lamenera, Iajurle«. curbs $ Rheumatism. C. C. [SORE THROAT. Qulnav. B»la»» We. ctmee i DUiemper, | WORMS. Bote. Grube. E. E. I COUGHS. Coldf. Influenza. Inflamed ) LungM, Pleuro-Pneumonia. F. F.} COLIC, Bellyache, Wind-Blown, ci iES S Diarrhea, Dysentery. G.G. Prevent« MISCARRIAGE. | KIDNEY db BLADDER DISORDERS. cufjb I. I. I SKIN DI6EASES, Mange. Eruption,, S Ulcer», Greaae, Farcy. J. K. 1 BAD CONDITION, Staring Coat. curbs f Indigestion, Stomach Stagger,. 60c. each; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book, Ao., «1 curbs At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt of prioe. Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor. William i Joha «ts.. New York. V btbruart M anual S ent F b ^ St. Mary’s ACADEMY. Executrix’s Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jacason County. In the natter of the estate of Emily E. Tolman, deceased. JACKSONVILLE, OTICE IS HEKfcBY GIVEN that tbe OREGON. undersigned has been appointed by I be county court of Jackson county. Ore­ gon, sitting in probate, administratrix of thee-tateof Emily E. Tolman, deceased. Boarding School for Girls. All persons indebted to said estate are re­ quested to settle tbe same immediately, FOR TERMS, BTC., ADDRESS and those having claims against said estate will present tbe same to me at my place of SISTERS OF THE MOLY NAMES residence at Ashland. Oregon, with proper Jackaoaville, Oregon. vouchers attached, within six months after da'e of first publication of this notice. Dated November 28, 1900. HATTIE BLOUNT, Ashland & Klamath Falls Administratrix of the estate of Emily E. Tolman, deceased. N STAGE <- LINE TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Thoroughly Restocked and Roseburg, Oregon, November 17.1900. Entirely New Management. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress GARRETT of June 3. 1878. entitled “An act for the ROBERT M. sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ Superintendent nia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter­ ritory ’’ as extended to all the Public Laud States by act of August 4, 1892, John Best and O’Neil, of Hornbrook, county of Siskiyou, State (or Territory) of California, has this Quickest;Route to d«v tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 1262, for the purchase of the se%, of Section No 22, in Township No 89 B, Range No. 4 E, and will offer proof to show Gosa bv Barron, 8ba‘ that tbe land sought is more valuable for ouu» opriuge, zaravis suu O/i agricultural Keno;aleo beet connection« purposes, ami to establish his cla-m to said land before tbe Register and Receiver of witn stage line« from Klam­ this office at Roseburg, Ore., ou Saturday, ath Falla to Bonanza, Bly tbe 26ih day of January, 1901. and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath He names as witnesses- William T. and Indian Ag«r- m m m m m m m m Cars Chair cars Bacramento to Ogden and El Paao, and touriat cara to Chioago, 8t. j/ouis, New Orléans, Washington. Connecting al San Francisco with several sheamsbip lines for HONOLULU, inclosed and covered, the same medical JAPAN, water, always clean, for the springs run a CHINA, heavy volume— more than twelv hun ‘ PHlLLIPlNEij,* dred gallons per hour. CENTRAL and You may dive and swim and have more SOUTH AMERICA fun than “any body’’—coxae out as “fine as silk” end “white as wool"—rejuven ated and happy. Bee Mr. D. L. Rica, Agent at Ashland Nice neat cottage«, partly furni«hed, station, or address or rent. For information addrees the H. MARKHAM, G.P. A.. Portland, Ore proprietor. Located on the HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE NORTH OF THE PLAZA. HELMAN GBANT Prop» inter Dissolution of Co-Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the under­ signed, doing business under the firm name of The Ashland Meat Company, have dis­ solved partnership by Mutual consent, having sold the said business to H. V, Mitchell, who continues the same. All parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm are requested to call at once and make settlement. All parties having claims against tbe firm will please present them. A. F. HUNT, Wm. STORMS. J. L, THORNTON, Ashland, Oj., Jan. 2. 1BU1. 11:45 m 8:00 a. 1 ¡26 a. tn 9:80 a. m a. a. a. a. Ogden.......... 6:45 Denver.........9:00 Kansas Cy. 7:25 Chicago.... 7:45 Notice To tbe creditor« of tbe Aehlaod Gro­ cery Company, a corporation duly organ* ized and exieting under the laws of tbe State of Oregon, having ita principal place of bueineM at Aehlend, Oregon: You will hereby take notice that the ■aid Ashland Grocery Company, having made en alignment for the benefit of all its creditois, and tbe undersigned having been duly selected and appointed as­ signees of tbe aaid corporation, you will therefore within three months from tbs date at this notice prepare and file wit® tbe said aaeigneee a duty verified, item­ ised statement of any account which you may have against it, and of all monies doe thereon from said corporation. F. M. GRAINGER, F. G. McWILLIAMS, F ob 8 am Br Aw Dacuam. * - > < ’ ‘ ■' ‘ • ■ Dated December 6th, 1900. Assignees.