TALENT.
C. F. SHEPHERD has just re
ceived a carload of the finest, best
assorted Pianos and Organs ever
brought to Southern Oregon, which
consists of fine figured Mahogany,
Walnut, French Walnut and Oak
cases, and will begin sale of them
Monday and will close in a few
days, and offers the celebrated
CROWN, the KIMBALL, and
NEWMAN BROS.’ ORGANS in
Oak and Walnut cases at very low
prices and on easy terms. Call at
residence on Boulevard, or address
ASHLAND, ORE.
Professional Caros
U L. M c W illiams ,
ATTORNIT-AT-LAW,
Ashland,
Oregon.
Will practice in State and Federal courte
¡9“ Office, Reeser bl’k, over Western
Union telegraph office.
k
HINMAN, D. D. 8.
Dentist.
In the Pioneer Block, up otaire, near
City Hall.
I)R. S. T. SONGER
. Physician and Surgeon.
Novelty Blocs, Opp. Hotel Oregon
ASHLAND
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OREGON
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M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
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ASHLAND
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OREGON
OFFICE :
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic,
Laurel and Main Streets.
J . A.
McCALL
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor.
WOTARV PUBLIC.
Surveys for Patents and Mining Loca­
tions a specialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at residence. South Main Stree
8OCIETY DIRECTORIES.
3V.
R. C.
BUBBSIDB BBLI1F COBPS BO. 24
Meets m Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p
m on the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month.
M bs . J. D. C rocker , Pres.
M m . M. J. Spencer. Bee’v.
PYTHIAS.
KNIGHTS OF
GRANITE LODGE.NO. 23, Knights of
Brthias, Ashland. Oregon, meets every
onday evening. Visiting Knights in good
Standing are cordially invited to attend.
L. E. BENDER. Chancellor Com.
T. H. S immon .K. K.8.
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Ashland & Klamath Falls
STAGE LINE
Thoroughly Restocked and
Entirely New Management.
ROBERT M. GARRETT
Superintendent
FALLS.
Barron, Shake,
Soda Springt, Parkers and
Keno;also beat connections
wit stage lines from Klam­
ath Falla to Bonanza, Bly
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
and Indian Agency.
by
Goes
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
KLAMATH FALLS.
ASHLAND.
Leaves....... 5:00 a m I Leaves.
Arrives....... 9:30 p tu | Arrives
.8:00 pm
6:00 p m
Passengers, Baggage, Express & Freight
Mu«t be Waybilled.
Ashland Office:
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Klamath Falls OSes:
H
OPERA HOUSE, SAT., APRIL 6th.
MORE RAILROAD EMPLOYES.
Another Addition to Ashland’s Very
Desirable Population.
«
H VAN VALKENBÜRG
E. C. SHERMAN.
The Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
Hu Purchased.........................
W. 0. Johnson’s Shop
And la now prepared to serve
hia old customers and the pub­
lic generally at the old sued
M ain S t .. O pp . O pera House B lock
General Blacksmithing •f aU kinds.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Valley Record
Up-to-Date
DR. DARRIN,
The two following orders issued by the
Southern Pacific officials explain them­
selves.
Portland Or., March 18,1901.
Notice to all engine men:
In view of the shortage of power, and
Wednesday morning's cold snap caused
in order to better facilitate the handling
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
some anxiety regarding the outlook for
of the business, it has been decided to
early peaches.
assign a certain number of engines to
handle the freight eervice between Port­
Tom Cline has located in Arizona having
traded hu 20 acre place here for property
land and Roseburg, and a certain number
there. His family will soon leave here to
to handle the same eervice between
join him in his new home.
Roseburg and Dunsmuir, no engines to
be assigned to any particular run or
E. Oatman and M. L. Pellett, have lately
set out several acres on their respective
runs excepting such engines as may be
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
farms, in the best winter varieties of young
assigned to helper, work, or switching
apple trees.
service.
This arrangement practically
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G eneral K ennion , commanding the military Department
J. A. Clark and family of Klamath coun­
subdivides the east side division at Rose­
ty have returned after spending tbe winter
of the Northwest........................
H. S. EVANS burg, making two separate divisions so
here for his wife's health, and likewise hav­ I
as the handling of the power and
M
ajor
B
urleigh
,
of
the
Twelfth
Cavalry
.......
I.
E. VINING far
ing the benefit of our school advantages for
enginemen
in freight service are con­
the younger members of their family.
L ieutenant E dgar H awkesworth , on duty at Post Ken­
cerned. This will necessitate the trans­
Born—March 24, to the wife of Joseph
of some engine crews from Roseburg
nion........................................... J. EDW. THORNTON fer
Lamb, a son.
to Ashland as all engines and crews used
for extra freight service between Rose­
L ieutenant M orton P arlow , also at Post Kennion,
BAMS VALLEY.
burg and Ashland will be furnished from
GEO. T. WATSON Ashland,
March came in like a lamb and went out
a sufficient number of crews
like a Hon April catne like a lion; yes two i S ergeant F lvnn , of the Twelfth Cavalry....J. LAUGHLIN will be kept at Roseburg to handle the
lion«, and bow it will go oat is yet to be seen.
extra service between Roseburg and
Yesterday, April 1st, was tbe most windp P rivate J ones , of the Twelfth Cavalry..WILL GOWLAND
Junction and extra helper service be­
day of the season with today as a duplicate.
D r . A rthur P enwick , from Quebec...TH AD. McHATTON tween Roseburg and Divide. A sufficien t
Horace Pelton, Ed. Pankey, Robt. Flem­
number of crews will be assigned to
ing, James Vincent and James Callahan D ick B urleigh , the Major’s boy. ..HARBISON HOWELL
handle the extra service east and west
were tbe Sams Valley representatives at tbe
The most wonderful part of man and most difficult to
A ndy J ackson , an Army scout.................. J. M. SPENCER from Ashland, crews assigned to east
Gold Hill ball last night.
not to be used on west end nor comprehend, perhaps, is the nervous system, which touches
S. H. Glass bad tbe misfortune to get his B ill S mith , an orderly
.;.............. O. F. MILLSAP and
west end crews on east end excepting in and controls every part of tho body.
Having its roots in the
arm and three ribs broken and received otb­
case of emergency. Engine men trans­
er painful bruises one day last week by one J ohn L adru , or “Scar Brow,” un educated Indian of Sat-
ferred
to
Ashland
in
line
with
this
ar
­
brain,
its
trunk
in
the
spine,
and
its
branches
extending into
of his horses, which struck him with its
sika or Blackfoot tribe ...u............... JOHN MF LIZA rangement will be furnished with free
front feet and after the animal bad gotten
and throughout every muscle, limb and organ of the animal
tbe old man under its feet he wa« repeated­ F ell on -O x ,
) q
( FRANK HENDRICK transportation for household effects.
ly struck before he could get out of its reach. S ilent T onol - e , J SatslkB Iud,ans
T. W. Y ounger ,
frame, it carries either life and health or disease and death
I
WALTER
MAUZY
Mr. Glass had gone into tbe stall in which
Master Mechanic. along its course.
tbe horse was standing to place some hay
In effect March 20.
in tbe manger that bad fallen out. The K ate K ennion , the General’s daughter,
Approved
: L. R. F ields .
The brain secretes a nervous fluid which is magnetic in
horse being only a colt only partlv broke
Miss LILLIE PATTERSON
got excited and made fight which resulted
“Portland, March 18,1901.
its
effects
and influences. The magnetic element travels along
m the above.
L ucy H awkesworth , the Lieutenant’s sister,
“To Freight Trainmen:
“In order to move traffic to better ad the nerves like electricity, from the roots of the hair to the
C. C. Gall and bis daughter, Mrs. Rowe,
Miss CORA JOHNSON vantage
have gone to Gold Hill today.
commencing March 20, extra tips of the fingers, and through its telegraphic communication
W ilbur ’ s A nn , a product of the Northwest,
freight crews will be run out of Ashland
James Pesterfield is on the sick list at
When the nervous fluid is de­
and west and have their home termi­ permeates the whole system.
present
Miss BLANCHE LOGAN east
nal at that place.”
ficient or when the nerves do not properly transmit it, weak­
ITEMS FROM APPLEGATE.
F awn -A fraid , Hawkesworth’s captive,
L. R. F ields , Supt.
ness and disease are the inevitable results; electricity, the
Ben. Thurston is the happy man of this
Miss GERTURDE WILSON This order means that about 40 more
valley
at
present.
The
new
arrival
is
a
The People's Paper.
wonder of the age, roots the disease from its stronghold. It
i
I gi 1 that weighed 12 pounds when it first
railroad people are added to Ashland’s
Soldiers
and
Indians.
saw tbe light of this world on the 27th of
population and it behoves our real estate permeates the secret ambush of disease and exterminates it
ASHLAND. Or., Thursday, April 4, 1901 March. Father and mother are doing well.
owners to meet the situation by building root and branch.
It removes the wretched symptoms of
The Finest Service co the East and the necessary new houses.
This order
J B Scott, a mine promoter, who has
JACKSONVILLE-
been
here
for
more
than
a
vear,
left
for
It
means also that as the business of the loathsome maladies, and averts their dreadful results.
South.
Religious Items.
Yreka, Cal., on the 28th inst.
Mrs. Angie 8midling, who has been sick
TheO. R. * N. Co., in connection with road increases the number of men will relieves more agony and suffering than tongue can tell, as the
Christian Science services in Masonic
Everv turn iu the manage­
A very nice musical social was held a* most all winter, is rather on the decline ot the Oregon 8hort Line and Union Pacific, increase,
hall at 11 o’clock a. m. every 8unday. the residence of O E Rose on the 30th of late.
offers the finest service and fastest time to ment of the road since the time it was following cures by Dr. Darrin show:
All cordially invited.
March. Those present were Mr. and Mrs-
Mrs B. Haney visited with her parents, Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, built to this place some 18 years ago has
St. Paul, St, Louis, Chicago, and all points enured to the substantial benefit and en­
and Miss Myrtle Vogalt, MissLyda Pernoli, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, here last week.
Easter will be fittingly observed at the Harry Andrews, Mr. Crocker and John
east. Three trains daily from Portland,
Miss Kate Buckley of Applegate passed with choice of many different routes. Pal­ richment of the city of Ashland. There
Congregational church Sabbath morning Pernoil.
Thia brings to
through this city en route for San Fran­ ace and tourist sleepers, library, dining and has not been a break.
and evening. In the morning there will
W C, Whitlock opened school at Apple­ cisco. She goes there for the purpose of chair cars on all trains.
mind
an
incident
ot
railroad
construction
be an Easter sermon followed by the re­ gate April 1st. with 25 pupils.
O. C. Presley, Woodville, Or., deaf­ Ashland, until April 28th. No one will
learning to be a trained nurse.
Write A. L. Craig, G. P. A., O. R. & N. days. Every town was on the anxious
ception of new members and the Lord’s
Co.,
Portland,
Oregon,
for
particulars.
seat
to
know
how
the
road
was
going
and
ness, cured.
,
attempt to queetion tbe reverend gen­
$10O Reward, $1OO.
C. H. Harrison, formerly of Jacksonville
Supper. In the evening the Sunday
what effect it would have on their town.
makes a very neat easel which he finds a
school and choir will render a program
The readers of this paper will be pleased readv sale for. He will do Grants Pass and
Senator Leland Stanford, president of
Wm. Senor, Medford, Or., deafness tleman’s word, as bis unblemished
appropriate to the season. All invited. to learn that there is at least one dreaded
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
the
road,
was
passing
through
Ashland
then
come
back
to
Medford
and
otber
20
years, cured.
G. W. Nelson, pastor.
disease that science has been able to cure towns of the valley.
Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch dated from Portland and taking a look at the
in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall’s
Charles Carney, Jacksonville, Or., ca­
Rev. Chas. Booth will conduct a quiet Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure now
Perry Corusf left here bv private convey­ Pretoria, March 80, reports the capture country through which the road was be­
service in Trinity Episcopal church at known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh ance for Missouri Flat, where he is engaged of 72 Boers in Orange River Colony. ing built. A delegation of Ashland citi­ tarrh for years, cured.
zens called on him and asked what
being a constitutional disease, requires to teach school this spring.
Mr. Corum
2:30 p. m. to-morrow, Good Friday.
John Martin, Cove,Union County, Or.,
a constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Ca­ bad to leave tbe Normal school at Ashland He also reports upon the recent wreck­ could Ashland people do toward secur­
At the Presbyterian church next Sun­ tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di­ from poor health, and his school at the ing of trains at several points.
ing Borne of the advantages that would hydrocele, cured.
day the services will be as follows: The rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces above place was postponed for some time
In the British house of commons, accrue and avoid the disadvantages.
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. and the of the system, thereby destroying the foun­ on account of the state of bis health.
Burt Kirbv, Adams, Or., discharging
James Bryce (Liberal), in analyzing the Stanford in a very nice way told the com­
morning service for children at 11 dation of the disease, and giving tbe pa­
mittee
that
the
company
would
show
no
ears for years,cared.
“A neighbor ran in with a bottle of peace terms offered the Boers, said he
o’ciock. At 2 p. m. an Easter sermon tient strength by building up the constitu­
favoritism, that the road would be oper­
and the Malta Commandery Knight tion and assisting nature in doing its work. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­ hoped the government would reopen ated to meet its conveniences. He ex­
O, F. McCrary, Jacksonville, Or., deaf­
The proprietors have so much faith in its rhoea Remedy when my son was suffer­
Templars will attend. The C. E. meet­ curative
negotiations. Colonial Secretary Cham­ pressed the opinion from the fact that ness, 7 years cured.
powers that thev offer One Hun
ing at 6:30 and the evening sermon at 7 dred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. ing with severe cramps and was given berlain replied that to offer better terms Ashland was at the foot of the big Siski­
up as beyond hope hv my regular physi­
o’clock. Subject, “One Thing.”
Send for list of testimonials.
Mrs. Martha Woodruff, Cleveland, Or,,
would not be magnanimity, but folly. you mountain, that it was the natural
F. J. CHENEY* CO,, Tole­ cian, who stands bigb in his profession.
Easter services at the M. E. church do, Address.
After administering three doses of it, The government could not afford to location for the end of division and the partial paralysis, cured.
O.
Sunday. The Sunday school at 9:45 will
Sold by druggtsts, 75c.
my son regained consciousness and re­ show again that it paid better to be a various occupations now conducted here
Ex-Judge G. Crockett, Merlin, Or.,
be of special interest. At 11 a. m. the
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
covered entirely within twenty-four rebel than a loyalist. The Cape rebels, by tbe railroad company. Time has
pastor will preach, the sermon will be
proven
that
the
judgement
of
the
great
deafness, 10 years, restored,
hours,” says Mrs Mary Haller, of Mt. as a rule, had been worse than the
president of the road was correct and
preceded by the baptism of children.
W. H. Watkins, a well-to-do baker oi Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale Boers.
Wm. Hunter, Eugene City,Or., catarrh,
that he was a prophet. The remaining
The devotional meeting of the Epworth New Whatcom, Wash., has sold hit by all druggists.
League at 6:30 will be an Easter service. business and all his property and hat
A Durban (Natal) dispatch says that i feature of hie prophecy—a complete ma­ 20 years, restored.
record is well known. He tells his story
chine shop—is not far off.
At 7:30 will be given a special Easter
Mies Birdie Schmidt, Jacksonville, Or.,
The American consul at Mannheim, the Second Imperial Light Horse, which I
program consisting of choice music by given the proceeds, with all his lifetim«
These railroad advantages to a town
below in his own words:
is
made
up
of
Natalians,
captured
1000
the choir and recitations.
All are cor savings, to Shiloh college, which hai Germany, in a communication to the Boer cattle. Some of the men met a are most excellent toward its growth. discharging ear and deafness, cured.
for its object the training of people state department, says that while Ger­
REV. DR. DOANE’S CARD.
1 The new civilization brought about by
dially invited. J. T Abbett, pastor.
Boer party consisting of a commandant the vast employment of labor saving ma
Dr. Darrin tests tbe eyes and fits
There will be special services at the “how to better serve the Lord.” With man agrarians are viewing with alarm and several other officers. They ordered chinery
U
niversity P ark , P ortland , O b .
and combinations of wealth has glasses as well as treats all chronic, acute
his wife and four children he has gone the adoption of American food products
Christian church next Sunday.
the
Boers
to
throw
up
their
hands.
revolutionized
industry
and
methode
of
to Shiloh, Me., to enter the college. in the empire, and are striving for an
To the Editor: Some two weeks ago
Two who were alow in obeying the i making a living, making railroad em­ and private diseases.
A Roseburg man who runs a saloon Its graduates are missionaries, who gc increase in the tariff on American order were shot, whereupon the party ployes and factory operatives a very de-
or more I said something of regaining
near the depot and whose shop gets the > wherever they are called, following grain, the majority of the German surrendered. Later a number of snipers , sirable class of population. They are
my hearing under the treatment of Dr.
people
are
in
favor
of
cheapening
food
REV.
DR.
DOANE.
money of the railroad boys who have an i strictly the biblical injunction ot “tak­
active and industrious and able to pay
appetite for liquor, wanted a settlement ing no heed for the morrow" so far at products throughout Germany. A peti­ were captured. The regiment then for what they buy and admirably
Darrin, of which I had suffered for sev­
with those owing him. He gave hie 1 this world’s goods are concerned. Wat­ tion from Mannheim has been sent to captured a convoy of 36 wagons and a 1 equipped for good citizenship. This Rev. N. Doane, D. D., Dean of tbe
eral years. On tbe first application tbe
accounts to an attorney who sent them kins is 60 years of age.
the reichstag, in which it is stated that number of cattle, sheep and horses. army of skilled laborers in turn buy and
Theological School of tbe Portland
in to General Manager Kohler at Port­
Later another convoy of ten wagons 1 pay for tbe things the community has to
millions
of
German
laborers
and
others
deafneee of one ear (tbe left) was reme­
Anastatia Murphy, executrix of th<
land. The accounts were against 26
was captured.
University, Celebrated His Golden
sell,
they
rent
houses
to
live
in
and
that
have
the
deepest
interest
that
the
cost
of
died. Tbe difficulty with the otber was
railroad employes and went up from 50 i estate of Charles Murphy, has accepted
A dispatch from Standerton March 31 advances the price of property, and on
Wedding Last September.
cents to $50. Manager Kohler was in­ $17,325 in settlement of the claim of food “shall not be increased by a meas­
more serious. I applied the medicine
j every count enhance the wealth of all.
dignant and it is said asked that all of her late husband against the govern, ure which can profit only a small num­ says the Imperial Light Horse captured
This worthy man has been at tbe faithfully and went again to the doctor
ber
of
well-to-do
land
proprietors,
and
Commandant
Prinzloo
and
a
convoy
of
them be discharged. Supt. L. R. Fields ment for services and labor performed
How It Is Done.
bead of tbe Methodist church in tbe who succeeded entirely in restoring the
was opposed to the instantaneous dis­ on the building of the Mare Island stone must bring with it the great disadvan­ 28 wagons. Commandant Englebrecht,
Tbe
first
object
life with the Ameri­
charge of the men because it would dis­ dock. Murphy, as contractor for the tage of endangering our export trade the dispatch says, has surrendered. The can people is to “ in
Northwest over 40 yeais. He had a lost sense of bearing, so that when I
get
rich,
”
the
second,
commode the the service fora time. That
and impairing our commercial relations British are sweeping the eastern Trans­ how to regain good health. Tbe first
work,
used
explosives,
but
was
stopped
double
reason to be congratulated on went* out upon Third street, Portland,
a number of them will lose their positions
in other lands."
vaal clear of everything useful to the can be obtained by energy, honesty and
in the course of time is quite likely. The by the naval authoflties, as blasting
A movement was set on foot at Wash­ Boers. All standing crops have been saving; tbe eecond, (good health) by thii occasion as he was totally deaf for it seemed to be tbe noisiest city I was
saloon man is not in very high favor would, in their opinion, destroy a costly
ington
some time ago to collect money destroyed, but the women and chil­ using Green’s August Flower. Should years, and in spite of bis advanced age, ever in. My bearing still remains dis»
cofferdam
built
outside
¿the
gateway
ol
with the railroad boys any longer as
dren are being cared for. Five hundred you be a despondent sufferer from* any of
this is considered a very unfair way. the dock. Murphy claimed 1100,00t with which to buy Admiral Schley a
his hearing was restored last April by tinct, In both ears equally good.
of
them have been conveyed to Utrecht, the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com­
home.
A
letter
from
the
admiral
was
damages.
He
was
offered
$40,000,
Many of the men had not even been
plaint,
Appendicitis,
Indigestion,
etc.,
Dr. Darrin, now located at Hotel Oregon,
N ehbmiah D oans .
warned.
received, in which he said he did not where their wants are well attended to. such as Sick Headache, Palpitation of
which he refused.
desire
a
costly
residence
in
the
city,
but
A
Pretoria
dispatch
of
March
30
says
the Heart. Sour Stomach, Habitual Coe-
John Berg, a coal miner at Rosalyn,
Don’t think less of your system than
would pre^r a modest suburban home, the Boers derailed and plundered ’ A tivenees, Dizziness of tbe Head, Nervous
you do of yonr house. Give it a thorough Wash., being afraid of banks, has been and suggested Cleveland park.
For freight train near Johannesburg.
Prostration, Low Spirits, etc., you need
cleansing, to. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. in the habit of burying his savings be­
not suffer another day. Two doses of the
this
purpose
the
sum
of
$10,000
will
be
neath the floor of his barn, and had
well-known August Flower will relieve
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Dan Sullivan, deputy in the office of ■ accumulated nearly $2000. He went raised by the 25th of April, and the
you at once. Go to T. K. B olton and
Warrant Clerk Peery at San Francisco, recently to add to his hoard, but found title deeds will be handed to the ad­
The loss to Argentine farmers from get a cample bottle free. Regular size
is missing; so also is $5000 that belongs 1 his treasure gone. Berg made a posi- miral on his arrival in Washington.
disease
and inundations during the past 75cts. Get Green’s Prize Almanac.
to people who were compelled to put up 1 tive statement to the city marshal that
This is tbe oldest Private Medical
Maurice Burrymore, the actor, is in
year is estimated at 14,000,000 sheep,
Dispensary in tbe City of Portland, the
The town ot Corona, Riverside county,
bail for their appearance, after arrest, only two persons outside of his owe an insane asylum at New York.
including almost the whole product of Cal., was much excited over the out­
first Medical Dispensary ever started in
in the police courts. He obtained the 1 family knew where the money wai
the city.
Dr Kessler, the old. reliable
1900.
The
loss
in
wool
is
estimated
at
rageous
conduct
of
three
drunken
Mexi
­
money by forgery. The methods used ■ hidden. He suspects that one of thee«
specialist has been manager of this in­
85,000,000
kilos.
Cattle
also
suffered,
/
can sheepherders. Mounted upon bron­
by Sullivan to cash the forged bail de­ ■ took the money.
stitution for over 20 years,during which
but less than sheep.
time thousands of cases have been
cos, they rode up and down the princi­
mands required that he should forge
An infuriated bull gored Fred Double­
cured, and no person was ever refused
I
Accompanying the carriage of Em­ pal streets, discharging their pistols and
the names of the San Francisco police
treatment The 8t Louis Dispensary
dower to death on a ranch near Cowiche
peror William when he appears in pub­ promiscuously throwing their lariats.
court judges and also of Chief War­
has thousands of dollars in money and
Creek, Wash. What caused the anima
lic in future will be four bodyguards on Mrs. T. P. Drinkwater and Miss Grace
rant and Bond Clerk Charles S. Peery.
propertv, and is able financially to
to attack his keeper will never be
make its word good.
bicycles. The coachman and footmen Shepherd fell in the pathway of the
The money which was thus taken from
‘ known, as when the body was rescued
will be armed with revolvers.
the treasury will have to be made good
vaqueros and were lassoed. Miss Shep­
Since Dr. Kessler started the St-
life was extinct. Doubledower wai
Louis Dispensary, over 20 years ago.
by Peery, who employed him. Sulli­
:
A Calcutta dispatch of March 28 says: herd was dragged half a block before
' gored terribly, and the beast literally
hundreds of traveling doctors have
van was one of the Ciprico-Foss gang of
“Eight thousand people died of the she was extricated. She was not seri­
pawed him into an unrecognizable mass.
come to Portland, advertised their sure-
forgers that was arrested in 189d, but he
plague last week in Bengal, including ously injured, but frightened into
cure ability in tbe papers, got what
Work was begun at San Pedro on the
turned state’s evidence, and thus i
money tbev could from confiding pa­
Calcutta. Whole towns are being de­ hysterics. Officers, assisted by citizens,
Los
Angeles
and
Salt
Lake
railway.
tients,
then left town.
Dr. Kessler is
escaped being sent to the penitentiary
serted. There is, however, no panic. ” finally succeeded in landing the trio in
the only advertising specialist who can
Moro than 100 men went to work tc Has no equal for the cure of
jail.
along with the others.
Queen Alexandra, who is on a visit tc
give reference to all classes. You may
Quick delivery—The Weekly Oregonian reconstruct the roadbed of what hai Nervous and Physical Debility, Copenhagen, replied to an address of
ask bankers, merchants, and all kinds
The
Spokane,
an
addition
to
the
pas­
been known as the Los Angeles Ter-
of business men. They will tell you
Exhausted
Vitality,
Varicocele,
senger
steamships
in
the
Pacific
coast
representatives
of
500
Danish
associa-
minal railway, preparatory to laying
that Dr, Kessler is O. K. Lots oi peo­
ple coming from the country deposit J. H enri K essler , M. D.,
75-pouud steel rails along the present Premature Decline, Loss of toins. She expressed her thanks for trade, was successfully launched at the
their money with him. No other spec
Union
Iron
works,
San
Francisco.
Miss
“
the
love
and
sympathy
with
which
Has won success far beyond the effect right of way to tidewater. Surveyor.« Memory, Wasting. Etc., which
ialist on the Coast can give such ref­
Manager.
Maude
Lavina
Wordsworth
of
Spokane
l&ar.
compatriots
still
surround
me,
has
been
brought
about
by
early
are now ifi the field from Salt Lake, and
of advertising only.
erences as this old doctor.
dashed
the
traditional
bottle
of
nh*m
.
ith>tauding the lapse of so many
The firm hold it lias won and retains by the time thu work now in hand ii indiscretions or later excesses.
pagns against the vessel’s side and
GOOD DOCTORS.
upon the hearts of the people could completed the company expects to bt
named it the Spokane as it gracefully
ESTABLISHED THIRTY YEARS.
ready
for
the
more
serious
job
of
con
­
Man v doctors'In country towns send patients to Dr, Kessler, because they
never have been gained by even the
bee that you get the original DeWitt’s sUd from the ways into the bay.
struction to and through the mountains.
know he is prepared to treat all kinds of private and chronic diseases.
Write today for mv latest books, Which Hazel Salve when you ask for it.
moat lavish expenditure of money.
PDIVATF Diseases. This doctor guarantees to cure any case of 8yphlUis. Gon-
The true secret of the popularity of
John W- Forbes, at a preliminary “Health in Nature,” and “Strength; Its The genuine is a certain cure for piles,
rniVMI E> oyrhoea, Gleet. Strictures cured, no difference how long standing.
sores and skin diseases.—M c N air B ros .
hearing at Groveland, Cal., on the Use and Abuse bv Men.”
Spermatorrhoea, Loss of Manhood, or Night Emissions, cured permanently. Tbe
charge of bigamy, was held to appeal
hanit of Self-Abuse effectually cured in a short time.
Is explained entirely and only, by its before the superior court, his bond
A burglar entered the room of Mrs.
VftkhlC MCM Your errors and follies of youth can be remedied, and this old
unapproachable M erit .
G. P. Gehring, iu the Bellevue Terrace
I UUnU mc.lv doctor will give you wholesome advice and cure you—maka you
being fixed at $1000. Forbes married
perfectly strong and healthy. You will be amazed at his success in curing Sper­
Based upon a prescription which Miss Edith Bailey of Oakdale at Son S. W Cor. Morrison and Fourth hotel, Los Angeles, and stole jewelry
matorrhoea, Seminal Losses, Nightly Emissions, and other effects.
cured people considered incurable, Jose in April, 1900. It is charged that
worth $800.
Streets, Portland, Oregon.
which accomplished wonders astonish­ he has a wife living in Ottawa, Canada,
KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
The Federated Trades assembly of
ing to the medical profession,
Portland has declared a boycott against
from whom he has never been divorced.
Painful, difficult, too frequent, milky or bloody urme, unnatural discharges, care­
fully treated and permanently cured.
Piles, Bhematism and Neuralgia treated
James M. Dennie, night wn.t-nhma.ti
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. the product of the breweries of that city
by our new remedies, and cures guaranteed.
«...,
in connection with the strike of the of Cod Liver Oil is the means
the
Capital
Soap
company
’
s
works
at
Includes the concentrated values of the
Patients treated in any part of the countiy by his home system. Write full
brewery
employees.
of life, and enjoyment of life to particulars, enclose ten 2c stomps and we will answer you promptly, Hundreds
best-known vegetable remedies — such Sacramento, was arrested on the charge Office of Comptroller of the Cur­
Hilda Williams, the four-year-old thousands: men women and
treated at home who are unable to come to the city,
aa sarsaparilla, yellow dock, pipsis- of having destroyed the company*!
rency.
daughter of James Williams, and Clar­
sewa, uva ursi, mandrake and dande­ works by fire, to which charge he con­
DC An TL1IQ Take a clear bottle at bedtime, and urinate in the bottle, set
ence Gill, the five-year-old son of children.
W ashington , D, C., )
nCAU I niO Mjde «nd look at it in the morning. If it is cloudy or has a
lion, united by an original and peculiar fessed. Oil several occasions he wat
March 20,1901. )
When appetite fails, it re­ cloudv settling in it. you have some kidney or bladder disease, and should be at­
Thomas Gill, while playing near a pool
combination, proportion and process, rewarded by his employers for his vigi­
tended to before you get an incurable disease, as hundreds die every year from
lance in extinguishing fires at the work!
HEREAS, By satisfactory evidence of water at Grass Valley, Cal., fell in stores it. When food is a
giving to
Bright’s disease of the kidneys.
presented to the undersigned, it and were drowned.
before the fire department arrived. It
burden, it lifts the burden.
Address J. HENRI KESSLER, M. D., Portland, Oregon.
now appears that tuese fires wen has been made to appear that “THE
From lack of ventilation in the Great
St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary.
When youlose flesh,it brings
curative power peculiar to itself.
started by Dennie. The last fire he FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASH­ Northern tunnel, near Seattle, Engineer
LAND,” in the City of Ashland, in the
Enclose ten 2c stamps or no answer.
330)4 Yamhill St.
Its cures of mild and extreme cases started got beyoud his control and that County
of Jackson, and State of Oregon, W. W. -Bradley lost his life and five the plumpness of health.
of scrofula, eczema, psoriasis, and of the fire department, and Dennie’i has complied with all the provisions of other trainmen were overcome, but re­
When work is hard and
every kind of humors, as well as of .ca­ effort to gain a few dollars reward cost the Statutes of the United States, re covered in the open air. The train be­
tarrh and rheumatism—prove it to be the company $12,000.
qnired to be complied with before an came stalled, and the men were forced duty is heavy, it makes life
association shall be authorized to com­ to He on* the floor of the tunnel for bright.
the best blood purifier ever produced.
Spreads Like Wildfire
mence the business of Banking;
PICTURES!
Its cures of dyspepsia, biliousness,
It is the thin edge of the
When things sre “the beet" thev be­
Now T herefore I. C harles G. D awes , safety, because of the accumulation of
nervousness, loss of appetite and that
PICTURE FRAMES!
poisonous
gases.
A
relief
engine
come “tbe best selling.” Abraham Hare, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
wedge; the thick end is food.
tired feeling, make
a leading druggist, of Belleville. O., certify that “THE FIRST NATIONAL brought the men out.
But what is the use of food,
writes: Eleclric Bitters are tbe bestsel­ BANK OF A8HLAND,” in the City of
Played Oat.
ling bitters I have bandied in 20 years. Ashland, in the County of Jackson, and
MOLDINGS
when
you hate it, and can’t di­
beyond question the greatest stomach You know why? Most diseases begin in State of Oregon, is authorized to com­ Dull Headache, Pains in various parts of
CABINET WORK
tonic, nerve-builder and strength­ disorders of stomach, liver, kidnevs, mence the business of Banking as pro­ the body, Sinking at the pit of the stomach, gest it?
UPHOL8TERING
A8HLAND, OREGON.
restorer the world has ever known.
bowels, blood and nerves. Electric Bit­ vided in Section Fifty one hundred and Loss of appetite, Feverishness, Pimples or
GENERAL REPAIRING
Scott
’
s
Emulsion
of
Cod
OF FURNITURE
It will cure you or any one in your ters tones up the stomach, regulates sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the Sores are aU positive evidences of impure
FREIGHT
AND
liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the United States.
family of any of these troubles
blood. No matter how it becameao.it Liver Oil is thefood that makes
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
blood,
strengthens
tbe
nerves,
hence
must
be purified in order to obtain good you forget your stomach.
I
n
T
estimony
W
hereof
witness
my
You can rely upon
cures multitudes of maladies. It builds hand and Seal of office this Twentieth health. Acker’s Blood Elixer has never
If
you
have
not
tried
ft,
send
for
AT THE
failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poi­ free sample, its agreeable taste will
up the entire system. Puts new life and day of March, 1901.
Wood For Sale.
A8HLAND
sons or any other blood diseases.
It is surprise you.
vigor into auv weak, sickly, rundown
[Sr
al
J
CHARLE8
G.
DAWES,
aa a thoroughly good medicine. But man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
certainly a wonderful remedy, and we sell
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists.
Comptroller
of
the
Currency.
„
New York.
b bottle and begin to take it today.
every hottie on a positive guarantee. M g - 409 Pearl Street.
by M c N air B&oa. DraggiM»
Ice Delivered Daily iu Season
No. 6747. -
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SOo«and OiiQOI aU druggist«»
..........
W. J. Dean gave a lecture Tuesday even­
ing in Phoenix, “The Otber Side.”
Guy Buoy arrived last week from Lane
Co. for a visit of sometime with his mother,
Mrs. James Helms.
Till! Girl 1M BiW Me,”
His Phenomenal Record of Cures oi
all Manner of Chronic Diseases is
Attested by Following Facts
COMPANY B, 4th REGT. 0. N. G
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
The System Which Controls the
Whole Body
VALLEY RECORD.
TESTIM0N1AL.S 0F CURES.
Men, Young and Old, Bead This
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DR. SANDEN’S BELT
Best and
Quickest Route to
• •• KLAMATH
G. N. Anderson is in Jacksonville as
juryman.
Mrs J. L- Barnes of Chico, Cal., is here
visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
James Harvey.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
»
Hood's Sarsaparilla
scoirs
Emulsion
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