Valley record., April 18, 1901, Image 2

C. F. SHEPHERD has just re
ceived a carload of the finest, best house
Emil Peil has raised his large ware­
Young Hawley, the 10 year old son of
and built a basement underneath J. H. Bull of Greenhorn, whileont hunt­
the same which gives him another storv ing last Sunday with an older brother,
From Our Applegate Correspondent.]
to store hie stock of agricul­ was accidentally shot in the right leg,
assorted Pianos and Organs ever in tural which implements,
Willian Griffin died verv suddenly at !
farm machinery, causing a dangerous wound. It seems
his home on Rogue River, April 13*
Everybody
knows
that
much
of
the
wagons, buggies, etc. His warehouse he was sitting on a hill side, with hie
We learn that he came to Oregen about'
a space of ground 70x30 feet and ehot gun beside him, and both slipped prosperity of this fair city is due to the 1852, which was long before the east and '
brought to Southern Oregon, which covers
mighty
power
of
stored
energy
in
the
the building is three etories high. Mr. down, the gun exploded, the shot strik­
west were bound together with iron
Peil has put new life into the machinery ing him under the knee while his leg railroad employes located and centered bands, and he located on the above
here.
Thinking
the
public
would
like
business in Ashland after it had lang­ was doubled up. What makes the
river years ago and subdued the forest
consists of fine figured Mahogany, uished
and become dormant for several wound more dangerous is that the car­ to look at the faces of the bright and en­ and made a good home for himself and Has Concluded to Remain in Ash
years. His successful handling of large tridge of shot being of the smokeless ergetic citizens from whom they in a family. His sudden death was doubtless
last year as exclusive agent of powder character, and liable to cause very large measure feed upon we pre­ caused by the burning of his house.
Walnut, French Walnut and Oak stock
Baker & Hamilton has caused hint to blood poisoning. The wounded boy was sent them.
land Until May 26th.
Some months ago he was hurt and then
R. M. Foster is assistant master me­ was troubled with heart disease, and
enlarge his field for this season and he packed down to the stage road by his
will receive this week a shipment of brother, just in time to meet the Cherry chanic, and the engineers, firemen and from report, on the day of his death, his
carloads of machinery from the creek stage, when he was comfortably round bouse men report to him. G. C. daughter was cooking dinner when the
cases, and began sale ' of them three
wing to the Many Patients Received the Past Week this
several eastern factories, cansisting in laid in the bottom of the stage by the Morris conducts the affairs of the con- house caught on fire. By great presence
ductors
and
brakemen.
part ot the celebrated light running and driver, John Jones, and brought to the
of mind the girl got him out of the burn­
Eminent Physician has been Compelled to remain in Ash*
Bain wagons, Adriance Buckeye residence of hie aunt, Mrs. Sam Cleland,
ing building, but while it was being re­
April 8, and will close in <a few durable
land Another Month.
mowers and binders, Hollingsworth- where he is attended by Doctors Ream
duced to ashes, hiB spirit took its flight
Tiger rakes, Tiger rakes, and a varied and Ward.—Yreka Journal, April 16.
to the place from whence no traveler
During tbe past month Dr. Darrin has afflicted in Ashland and vicinity I wish
of spring goods, wagons, road wagons,
returns. He leaves a wife, 3 girls, and
The family were former residents of
days, and offers the celebrated line
surreys, buggies, etc. It is the most Woodville in this county.
4 boys to mourn his loss. His sister made a great furor among tbe afflicted of to state what I know of Dr. Darrin, now
complete line of goods shipped to Ash­
Mrs. Pernoil lives here, and went to the this vicinity. His offices have been stopping at the Hotel Oregon.
A few years ago, Mrs. G. W. Apple­
land at one time and Mr. Peil’s enter­
burying, which took place April 15, at
CROWN, the KIMBALL, and prise
is to be commended. He is pre
the cemetery on Griffin creek, and here crowded night and day, and phenominal gate of Yoncolla, Or,, was induced by
pared to do a large business with the
on the banks of the little stream, which cures have been reported, making it nec­ my wife to visit Dr. Darrin for almost
farmers of Jackson and Klamath coun­
was named after him, he was laid away essary for him to remain another month. total deafness, that bad troubled her
ties and by reason of securing his goods
from the gaze of the world, at the ripe Tbe opportunity to consult tins eminent several years. She was cured in few a
NEWMAN BROS.’ ORGANS in direct
months and remains permanent to this
from the factories is enabled to
age of three score and ten years.
physician should not be lost.
day. My wife visited Dr. Darrin for an
give them the bottom figure.
Dr. Darrin has practiced in Paris, Lon­ ovarian tumor. He pronounced the
Oak and Walnut cases at very low
don,
New York and Portland, and while case incurable and would not take the
Yes, August flower still has the largest
sale of anv medicine in the civilized abroad discovered certain remedies for case. I can be referred to anv time.
While in Portland I saw an old lady
world. Your mothers and grandmoth­ many of the most dreaded diseases and carried
prices and on easy terms. Call at
to the doctor’s office, being crip­
ers never thought of using anything else hie treatment of them givee entire satis­ pled with
chronic rheumatism. In a
for indigestion or biliousness. Doctors
few days she was walking about a cured
were scarce, and they seldom beard of faction.
H. J. M
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residence on Boulevard, or address
Numerous testimonials have appeared woman.
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or
Ed Fronk, 8. P. fireman on the Mo­
Heart failure, etc. They used August in this paper during the past tew weeks
hawk branch, spent Sunday in Eugene.
Flower to clean sut the system and stop from those who thought they owed it to
—Eugene Guard.
fermentation of undigested food, regulate
ASHLAND. ORE.
$1000 SQUANDERED,
the action of the liver, stimulate the the doctor, as well as hundreds of like
J B. SWIDENSÇY,' .
nervous and organic action of the system sufferers, to Bpeak of the good work tbat
and that is all they took when feeling
THREE CARLOADS.
FORMERLY OF WOODVILLE
A RAILROAD TOWN.
EXPIRES DURING A FIRE.
Emil Pell Prepares his Building for Younjj Hawley Ball Seriously InJarea The List or Employes of the South- Wm. Griffin, the Pioneer Citizen.
Arrival ot Machinery This Week
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Himself With a Gun.
ern Pacific Shows what la
is Y Located
Rescued
from a w*
Burning —
Building
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Here and Doing Business with Asti-
by His Daughter.
land—A $20.000 Monthly Pay Roll
Makes Ashland a Happy City.
w
Concluded to Stay With Us !
Dr. Darrin
a
TRAIN DISPATCHERS.
The death of Mrs. Rose Chavner occurred
at the home of her broth?r-in-la w. J as. Carr,
who resides east of Medford, last Monday
morning. Deceased was seventy-eight
years of age. She was the widow of tbe
late Thos. Chavner, of Gold Hill, and a sis­
ter of the late Mrs. Thos. McAndrew and
Mrs, Carr. She was born in «rannard.
County of Longford. Ireland, and has re­
sided in Jackson County for more than
GETS OFF VERY EASY.
thirty-five years. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning, interment being
Bob Oglesby will Serve Only One made tn the Catholic cemetery at Jackson­
Year for Robbing Hie Own Stage. ville, services being conducted at the Cath­
olic Church at that place,—Medford Maii,
Robert Oglesby, stage driver and later April 11.
stagerobber, will spend one year in the state
benitentiary for robbing tbe United States
mail between Paisley and Lakeview several
months ago. There were two charges
against Oglesby to which he pleaded guilty,
but Judge Bellinger dealt lightly with him
and sentenced the young man for a year on
each charge, the sentences to run concur­
rently, so that be will spend but one year
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Instructor in Violin.
behind the bars.
The circumstances surrounding the rifl-
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
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OREGON
I ing of the mail pouch and the subsequent ASHLAND,
A dispatch from Capiz, island of 1 arrest of Oglesby were peculiar. Oglesby
looked upon as one of the best young
Panav, dated April 14, says the people was
men in the community in which he lived, ^F’Leave word at D. B. Grant’s hard­
of
that
section
flocked
on
foot
and
in
and was well known in the two towns, as
ware store.
L. M c W illiams ,
carriages to meet the members of the he drove tbe stage coach and carried the
United States Philippine commission l mail. One day be drove into Paislev in an
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
excited condition with the mailbag missing
and to attend the explanation of the I He told a weird story of being held up on
:
principles upon which the provincial the road by a masked man, who demanded
Oregon.
Ashland,
government is to be established. Rep­ tbe mail bag. and that secured, allowed the
to go on. There was little foun­
resentatives of the natives assert that stagedriver
dation for the story, and suspicion at once
Will practice in State and Federal courts the federalist movement, combined with attached itself to Oglesby. He was placed
surveillance and these suspicions
Office, Reeser bl’k, over Western the liberality of the laws being enacted under
by the commission, has caused the re­ were confirmed when it was found that he
Union telegraph office.
purchased a wheel. He was finally
cent rapid pacification of the northern had
arrested one night as he was going to a
part of the island. The province of dance during the holidays. At first he de­
HINMAN, D. D. S.
Capiz has suffered greatly from worm, nied the charge of robbing the mailpouch,
but later confessed all and even showed the
rinderpest and locust plagues, and pop­ officers
where he bad buried the sack and
ular sentiment is in favor of peace and the letters. He said tbat he was about to
Dentist.
be married and, needingmoney, thought he
civil government.
couid obtain it in that manner without hav­
A Manila dispatoh dated April 13 ing
the crime attached to him. Once he
In the Pioneer Block, up stairs, near says the trial of Sergeant Memson, the had confessed thathe was alone responsible,
more extensively among the male
first case in the oommissary scandals, he was willing to assist the officers in any
readers of the R ecord I shall dis­
City Hall.
way
possible
and
made
them
no
trouble.
began with the startling disclosures ex­ This, coupled with the fact that he pleaded
tribute a few belts free of all charge.
pected. Two witnesses testified that guilty and saved the government the ex­
Cut out this advertisement as soon
pR. S. T. SONGER
quantities of flour were taken from a pense and trouble of a trial, doubtless was
as you see it and mail it to me at
once and I will explain to you fully
government warehouse and sold by in bis favor in the mind of the sentencing
how you may secure a belt free .
Physician and Surgeon
three commissary sergeants and two judge.
Professional Cards
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M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
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OFFICE :
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic,
Laurel and Main Streets.
J
A. McCALL
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor.
notary public .
Surveys for Patents and Mining Loca­
tions a specialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at residence. South Main Stre?
8OCIETY DIRECTORIES.
W. R. C.
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others, who divided the proceeds. Fin­
nick, the proprietor of an American
bakery, was incriminated, and other
business men were also involved.
Colonel VeiUia, Aguinaldo’s chief of
staff, and Dr. Barcelona, ex-treasurer of
the Philippine “government,” captured
at the same time General Funston made
prisoner of their chief, have been liber­
ated.
General Martin Delgado, the ohief
insurgent commander in the island of
Panay until his surrender in January,
has been appointed governor of the
province of Iloilo, created by the United
States Philippine commission. His sal­
ary will be $3000 in gold, the highest
salary paid any provincial governor.
The appointment is a popular one. Th*
province has a population estimated at
about 1,000,000.
General MacArthur sends the follow­
ing dispatch from Manila, dated April
11: “Colonel Acre surrendered at Cas­
tillejos yesterday with 335 soldiers, 12
officers and arms. This and the sur­
render of Colonel Alva at Poriugo, on
April 8, with 13 officers, 394 men and 92
rifles, frees Bataan, Zambales provinco.”
BURNSIDE BELIES CORPS NO. 24
pointed out to him that the emperor’s
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
return was of the highest impdrtaucj as
GRANITBLODGE.NO. 23, Knights of affecting the maintenance of the in­
Pythias, Ashland. Oregon, meets ever; tegrity of the Chinese empire. He also
Monday evening. Visiting Knights in good urged that 20,000 Chinese soldiers be
standing are cordially invited to attend.
seut to Manchuria, as it was not light
L, E, BENDER, Chancellor Com.
T. H. S impson .K. R.8.
that the task of quelhug disturbances
there should be thrown upon the shoul­
ders of Russia aloue. The Japanese
continue to make preparations as if they
expected war with Russia.
A Peking dispatch of April 11 says
Co the Citizens of B$b= that F. M. McWade, United States con­
sul at Canton, reported that 1000 deaths
from the plague had occurred during
land.
the past six weeks, and that there were
In view of the fact that con­ 13 cases of smallpox on board the United
tagious diseases arc known to States monitor Monterey. Only one
had resulted on the Monterey,
exist in a number of towns death
and the other cases of smallpox were
north of us, and realizing that progressing favorably.
our city may become infected A dispatch received at Berlin from
with the same at any time, Peking says that a robber bend of four
Americans and four Chinese was re­
thereby causing much sickness cently
captured by a German outpost at
and possibly many deaths, to­ Tungkiaofu.
PROCLAMATION
E. C. SHERMAN,
The Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
Has Purchased.......................
W C. Johnson’s Shop
And io now prepared to serve
hie old customers and the pub­
lic generally at the old stand
M ain S t ., O pp . O pcpa House B lock
General Blacksmithing of all kind*.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Valley Record
Up-to-Date
Dull Headache, Pains in various parts of
the body, Sinking at the pit of the stomach,
Loss of appetite, Feverishness, Pimples or
Sores are all positive evidences of impure
blood. No matter how it becameso.it
must be puribed in order to obtain good
health. Acker’s Blood Elixer has never
failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poi­
sons or any other blood diseases, It is
certainly a wonderful remedy, and we sell
every bottle on a positive guarantee. M c ­
N air B ros .
When writing mention age, occu­
pation, nature of ailment, and how
long you have lived at your present
address. In return I will mail you
my illustrated books describing fully
mv appliances and what Galvanic
Electricity can do for you, together
with particulars about my above
special offer. Address
DE. ft. T, SftNDBES,
Rooms 17-21, Russell Building,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Out of the thirty-five applicants for
teachers’ certificates at the examination
held in Jacksonville last week, the fol­
lowing twenty-fiye were successful.
First Grade: A. O. Freel and Lulu
Newton.
Heavy black mare, 10 years old,
Second Grade: Mamie McWilliams,
Ethel Hackett, Gertrude Richardson branded “ V ” on thigh.
and Anna Bogue.
Chestnut sorrel horse, last brand "V”
Third Grade: Delp
r ’ia’ _________
Hammond,
Marie E. Gray, Eunice Corum, Agnes with “ ?” mark on forehead.
VonderHellen, Josephine Donegan, Ber­
Spotted brindle cow, branded “V” od
tha Corum, Maude Roberts, Mabel C. each bip; had bell on when left.
Mickey, Mary Hansen, John R. Tyrrell,
Also two yearling calves.
Myrtle Porter, Bertha Dunlap, Maude E.
Liberal reward offered.
Prim, Jasper N. Miller, Frances McWil­
Address,
liams, Laura Snelling and Ardella Oden.
Primary: Belle Potter and Carrie K.
A. VANDERKARR,
Bentley.
Ashland, Ore.
ESTRAY ANIMALS.
SAMS VALLEY,
Subscribe for the V alley R ecord .
THF. TROUBLE IN CHINA.
Meets tn Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p
m on the second and fourth Saturdays of
A Peking dispatch of April 14 says
each month.
M bs . J. D. C rocker , Pres.
that Kouniari Youtara, the Japanese
M bs . M. J. Spencer, Sec'v.
minister, called upon Prince Chiug, and
gether with the closing of
schools and the stagnation of
business, I hereby direct that
a thorough cleaning out be giv­
en to all places where refuse
matter may be accumulated:
the renovation of closets, back
alleys, stables or other places
where contagion might find a
suitable lodging.
This order is imperative and
will be rigidly enforced. Act
now.
R. P. NEIL,
Mavor of Ashland.
April 4, 1901.
Played Out.
Mrs. Ed Morgan who has been spending
the winter with her two daughters, Mrs. T
Pankey and Mrs. J. R. Morrison, took last
Saturday’s train for Ager, Calif., where she
will meet her son W. H. Morgan. They will
go from Ager to their home in Wood River
Valley in a private conveyance.
Mrs. Nathan Fitzgerald was taken sud­
denly ill last evening, Dr. Chisholm was
snmmoned, and the old lady is resting
quite easily today. The ailments we have
not learned.
Janies Perterfield and family, who have
been in the valley during the winter, left
Monday the 15th, headed for Crescent City,
California.
Janies Fredenburg, wife and twin babies
were in the valley 8unday, visiting Mrs. F.’
parents, Mr, and Mrs. James A. Pankey.
Mrs. J. R. Morrison is poulticing a
sprained ankle, the effects of trying to
break an unruly Crescent bike to ride.
Highly Gee and wife took Saturday’s
train for Idaho, where Mr. Gee has em­
ployment.
“A neighbor ran in with a bottle of
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
rhoea Remedy when my son was suffer­
ing with severe cramps and was given
up as beyond hope by my regular physi­
cian, who stands high in bis profession.
After administering three doses of it,
my son regained consciousness and re­
covered entirely within twenty-four
hours,” says Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mt.
Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale
by all druggists.
SAMPSON,
Bad Blood
Breeds Humors
Boils, Pimples, Eruptions,
Sores, Debility,
uor,
Kidney Trouble*, J
on and
Tbat Tired Feeling,
AU of which Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Owes, by purifying, enriching and
vitellring the blood.
Blood troubles, left unchecked, in-
and multiply just as naturally
weeds and thistle* infesting
same radical treat-
They should be rooted out in Spring.
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
Stops the breeding of disease germs
and impurities in the blood.
It also imparts vitality and richness,
and that means a strong, vigorous
body as well as a clear healthy skin.
Yon will look better and feel bet­
tor if you begin taking Hood’s Sarsa­
parilla TODAY. It
Purifies
The Blood
A* nothing else can.
•My sou bad pUnptee <n his tsca which
after a while became a mass <4 sores.
•X began giving him Hood’s Sarsaparilla
an* soon tbe sores were getting better.
•They finally heated witboat leaving a
■ear.’ M m . 1» T h sass 7 WUtov A varan
For Sale Cheap !
If Taken in 30 Days-
Five acres of land, enclosed with pick­
et fencing; 6-room house; small barn ;
350 fruit trees; 1000 berries, assorted
kinds; one two-seated buggy; two sets
harness; one fresh cow and one heifer.
All for........................
part cash, balance easy terms.
Place, 20 rods north of Bell­
view School House.
E. A. Hildreth, Jr.
J. P. Bayle
ASHLAND, OREGON.
FREIGHT AND
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
Sewing machines. All kinds and at
very low prices. Machines to rent. J.
P. Dodge, opera house block.
Remember tbe place to get your tin­
ware. hardware and plumbing goods is
W. N. Grubb A Co’s.
ASHLAND, STATION.
D L Rice, Agent.
P B Whitney, Freight Agent.
W B Freeland. Day Clerk,
H C Emery, Baggageman.
O Thompson, Night Agent.
J N Webb, Night Clerk.
Question Answered.
ROADMABTER.
G W Donnell, North of Ashland.
M H Burkhalter, South of Ashland.
ON SISKIYOU MOUNTAIN.
50 Section Men
25 Bridge Carpenters.
75 Men Extra Gang.
atoon
TRACKMEN.
Ashland, North—John Clint, foreman,
with 5 men,
Ashland, South—W A Homes, with 5
men.
ENGINEERS.
D McCarthy
J Scott
A H Wooden
J M Campbell
J O’Neil
G W McDowell
J Franzen
J Neeley
W Jesse
8 B Ferree
Geo Schuler
A W Cole
M V Crocker
R McCabe
J I Cole
T Herbig
L Silva
F L Cass |
E J Franklin
Jim Dickey
J Bilsby
V C Bartlett
E Laing
J*H Wagonblast
D B Bunnell
H G Van Vector
G Edlund
C Scott
W Scott
E A Fox
E A Hunter
D M Neidigh
J Poor
G Lovejoy
A Miller
E Everton
A Livingston
J E McBride
FIREMEN.
R Hume
J B Brown
D H Nash
N S Yougl
A R Mount
W Long
O C Shown
C E Shippey
E N Tibbitts
G T Bolter
C L Mason
D Willis
D J Gawler
A W Roach
J V Miller
R Driskill
C H Miller T F
C Pratt
H Carpenter
A R Wilkins
C E Logus
M M Bartlett
C Tabor
M Flood
G Singleton
E L Fisher
C Fields
K.E Smith
Geo Wiley
M L Moison
W G Burt
H C Cole
J A Zimmerman
J Kelso
J Hume
CONDUCTORS.
W H Burns
L Hilly
J N Flook
E II Billing
L E Cooper
F E Grieve
J W Tynan
W Brandenburg
O W long
F Flook
C M Wilson
E T Morian
L L Riley
J A Norman
J S Wentworth
V Snyder
J N Rhoades
T J Kearney
C J Brady
G Enewicht
J M Hansbro
G E Blew
E P Tynan
F R Dickey
E H Bristow
A J Risley
M C Gregory
L J Speck
A E Everton
B J Barker
W F Farrier
G A White
C W Barber
W C Bevington
BRAKEMEN.
E Everton
A E Hawkins
J Dewey
H H Gillette
G V Gillette
W H Frulan
F M Galvin
H a Lindsey
R W Jackson
W B Johnson
Jas Milne
Wm Lindsay
O W Fox
E H Wallace
F F Robertson
W W Bonebrake
F M Parrish
C B Baker
J W Sellers
A C Keller
R R Redwine
J P May
F J Reid
F O May
J P May
H H Fox
B H Roberts •
A M Dyrud
W H Collier
E Lindsay
B D Cooley
E J Rosenbaum
F Million
G R Allen
G W DuJay
W A White
H H High
F W Bartley.
C P Losher
T R Willis
R C Brown
H Frink
J M Doty
A C Roth
A E Coxjg
R E Allison
e Connolly
F J Ahlstrom
D R Troxel
J B Patrick
RS Hale
D E McCarthy
W A Taylor
E C Palmer
H B Cole
E J Miller
J R Chausee
C Bacon
G W Rose
W Y Crowson
A J Rawles
W H Bickett
E Clausnitzer
C W Klum
F J Reid
F O May
G Stacey
G H Churchman
L Smith
A
W Hunt
V D Rice;
F H Westbrook
G W Roberts
E E Throop
L M Dunbar
R L Goff
J A Reetz
F Jesse
A T Morian
B F Lohr
C W Ballard
J D Huff
O R Bush
D W 8tone
A Ford
F W Doty
P A Nelson
H Kadderly
W R Medley
EOR THE UNSUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF HIS
dull and bad with a headache and other
aches. You onlv need a few doses of
Green’s August Flower, in liquid form,
to make you satisfied there is nothing
serious the matter with you. Get Green’s
Prize Almanac. T. K. B olton .
Religioae Items.
Christian Science services in Masonic
hall at 11 o’clock a. m. every Sunday.
All cordially invited.
A series of lessons on the Gifts of the
Spirit are being given in the Seventh
Day Adventiet church, Sunday at 11. a.
m. the subject will be continued. We
take the position that all the Gifts of
the Spirit as given to the primative
church will be in the remanent church.
God’s method of detecting the true from
tbe false will be the next subject. All
are welcome. Eld. B. C. Tabor.
The public is invited to attend the
services at the Congregational church
Sabbath moruing and evening. Preached
bv the pastor, G. W. Nelson.
Rev. F. G. Strange expects to leave
to-morrow for San Francisco to attend a
meeting of the board of directors of tbe
San Francisco Theological Seminary,
the principal institution on the Coast of
the Presbyterian church. Mr. Strange
holds the position of director in the same.
He will be gone two weeks.
Father Geo. D. Doyle conducted Cath­
olic religious services at Gold Hill yes­
terday.
The sermon subjects at the M. E.
church Sunday are: At 11 a. m., “The
Sacrafice of Isaac,” and at 7:30 p. m.,
“The Way, the Truth, the Life.” Tbe
other services of the day as usual, A
cordial invitation is extended to all. J.
T. Abbett, Pastor.
Services at the Baptist church on Sun­
day as follows: Sunday school at 9:45
a. m., Preaching at 11, B. Y. P. U. so­
ciety at 6:30 p. m., preachihg at 7:30
All are invited. A M. Russell, Pastor.
The Elders of the Church of Jesus
Christ ot Latter Day Saints extend a
cordial invitation to all to attend their
services Sunday afternoon, April 21, at
2:30 o’clock, in Pioneer ball.
$1OO Reward, $1OO.
Notice—As some objection has been
made on account of the publication of
names of subscribers to stock, hereafter
no such information will be given out
to any of the newspapers..
S outhern O regon O il C ompany .
The eld reliable—Tb» Weekly Orecealaa.
machinists :
A Wakefield
J Aitken
F Allard
C F Davis
R Bonnett
Carpets, art eq nares, rugs, matting,
Wilderville, Or.
Mr. Dr. Darrin, Dear Sir: Yours of
11th inst. just received. My husband is
not at home and I write you to say that
be and a dear old neighbor of ours, Elder
Brown, have already made arrangement*
to go to see you. I am so thankfull to
you for the interest you have taken in
my husband and the good your treat­
ment has done him for deafness, catarrh
and discharging ears. He is liks a new
man and is a living advertisement of
your skill. I intend to write my mother
and brothers who live in Clark county,
Wash., and are suffering from catarrh,
to visit you when you return home.
From a greatful wife. Truly yours,
M rs . J. A. E ggers .
To W hom I t M ay C oncern :
I wish to state to the public that Dr.
Darrin cured me of deafness was ac-
compained by a disagreeble ringing
noise in the ears. I was ths first pstient
to visit Dr. Darrin on bis arrival in Med­
ford and am happy to say that be cured
me before I left bis office. I have re­
sided in Jacksonville, Oregon, ten years,
and will gladly tell anyone of my resto­
ration to bearing. I am a poor man and
was treated free by the doctor excepting
the medicines,
A. F. M c C rary .
M r . E diior : For years I have heard of
D r . Darrin’s “Ten Minute Cures,” but I
confess I bad little faith in him or the
reported cures until Oct. 14th when I
mustered up faith enough to try him for
almost total deafness. I bad been both­
ered with a gradual deafness for about six
years. The past few days I was quite
unable to bear any conversation and .was
«early run over by a team. Dr. Darrin
cured me with electricity free in ten
minute^ so I can hear a whisper. I can
never thank Dr. Darrin enough, and most
emphatically recommend him to you all.
I have lived in Tolo, Jackson county Ore.,
the past three years and will gladly ans­ Dr. Darrin, the celebrated specialist,
wer all inquiries by letter or in person. will be at the Hotel Oregon, Ashland,
J. P. H arb .
another month until May 20th for the
treatment of all acute, private and and
JUST COME TO LIGHT
chronic ailments. Consultation freeand
the poor treated without charge except
Eyes tested free and
AN ASHLAND WITNESS OF DR. DARRIN,8 for medicine.
glasses fitted. Batteries and belts furn­
CUKES.
ished when necceesary. Circulate and
M r . E ditor : For the benefit of the question blanks mailed free to any one.
Men, Young and Old,
This is the oldest Private Medical
Dispensary in the City of Portland, the
first Medical Dispensary ever started in
tbe city. Dr. Kessler, the old, reliable
specialist has been manager of this in­
stitution for over 20 years.during which
time thousands of cases have been
cured, and no person was ever refused
treatment Tbe St. Louiz Dispensary
has thousands of dollars in money and
propertv, and is able financially to
make its word good.
Since Dr. Kessler started the St
Louis Dispensary, over 20 years ago
hundreds of traveling doctors have
come to Portland, advertised their sure-
cure ability in the papers, got what
money they could from confiding pa­
tients, then left town.
Dr. Kessler is
the only advertising specialist who can
give reference to all classes
You may
ask bankers, merchants, and all kinds
of business men. Thev will tell you
that Dr. Kessler is O. K. Lots ol peo­
ple coming from the country deposit
their money with him. No other spec
ialist on the Coast can give such ref-
erences as this old doctor.
J. H enri K essler , M. D.,
Manager.
DOCTORS.
RFAH THIS Take a clear bottle at bedtime, aud urinate In the bottle, set
iiiiw aside, and look at it in the morning. If it is cloudy or has a
This picture is the trade mark of
such vast proportions,
TA/rd.-’Because it has made so
many sickly, delicate children
strong and healthy, given health
and rosy cheeks to so many pale,
anaemic girls, and healed the lungs
and restored to full health, so many
thousands in the first stages of
Consumption.
E xperience I s T he B est T eacher . Use
Acker's English Remedy in any oase of
coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded.
If you have not tried it, »end for
25cts. and 50cts. E ugene a . S hkbwin .
tU agreeable taste will tn
J. P. Dbdg*i oiwra Muck.
THE
FROM A GRATEFUL PATIENT.
Painful, difficult, too frequent, milky or bloody unne, unnatural discharges, care­
fully treated and permanently cured. Piles, Rhematism and Neuralgia treated
by our new remedies, and cures guaranteed.
Patients treated in any part of the country by hl» home system. Write full
particulars, enclose ten 2c stamps and we will answer you promptly, Hundreds
treated at home who are unable to come to the city,
W
to return to bis home at Bakersfield,
Cal., in a few weeks. Mr. Roper has
been one of the lucky ones in tbe oil in­
dustry of that celebrated district. His
investments were good, and the develop­
ment of the country has made him very
wealthy, which is pleasing news’ to his
old friends in Ashland.
AT
DR. DARRIN FOR A CURB.
M r E ditor : I feel it mv duty to say
that Dr. Darrin cured my wife ton years
ago. She had been afflicted for 20 years
with kidney complaint, diabetes and
pain in the back. Many physicians bad
given her up, after having paid ont $1000
for her treatment. We onlv saw Dr.
Darrin one time. He gave her remedies
and advise, and from that day to this
her symptoms have never reappeared
and I am so well pleased with bis treat­
ment that I have placed her under bi*
care for deafness. I live near Medford,
Oregon.
C. M orris .
KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
First; '-Because the proprietors
have always been most careful in
selecting the various ingredients
used in its composition, namely;
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphites.
Second: -Because they have so
skillfully
combined the various
association shall be authorized to com­
F. Roper is in a Los Angeles hospital ingredients that the best possible
mence the business of Banking;
Now T herefore I, C harles G. D awes , for treatment and is expecting to be able results are obtained by its use.
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
certify that “THE FIRST'NATIONAL
MARRIED.
BANK OF ASHLAND,” in the City of
Ashland, in the County of Jackson, and
WELLS—TURN IDG E-In Edgewood, State of Oregon, is authorized to com­
April 14, 1901, by Alex Cordeel, J. P., mence the business of Banking as pro­
Homer Wells of Dunsmuir, this coun­ vided in Section Fifty one hundred and
ty, M ihs Blanche Turnidge of Ashland. sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the
REYNOLDS—CULP—At Grants Pass. United States.
I n T estimony W hereof witness my
March 30.1901. by Rev. Stepben Jewell,
J. F. Reynolds and Miss Elva Culp.
hand and Seal of office this Twentieth
MILLER—BENBON—At Waldo, April 3. day of March, 1901.
[8 eal J
CHARLES G. DAWES,
19)1. by Bev. H. S .Epperly. Jas. Miller
Comptroller of the Currency.
of New Hampshire and Min Hattie Ben­ I
No. 6747.
ton.
DARRIN NOW STOPPING
HOTEL OREGON, ASHLAND.
WIFE AND FAMILY HAD TO GO TO
Many doctors in country towns send patients to Dr, Kessler, because they
know be is prepared to treat all kinds of private and chronic disease*.
PRIVATE Diseases. This doctor guarantees to cure any case of Sypbillia, Gon-
1 ••I»** •
orrhoeat Gleet. Strictures cured, no difference how long standing.
Spermatorrhoea, Loss of Manhood, or Night Emissions, cured permanently. The
habit of Self-Abuse effectually cured in a short time.
YflbNG MEN Your errors and follies of youth can be remedied, and this old
1 uunu
doctor wm ^ve you wholesome advice and cure you—make you
perfectly strong and healthy. You will be amazed at hi« success in curing Sper­
matorrhoea, Seminal Losses. Nightly Emissions, and other effects.
Ex-Conductor Al. Cloyd who lost his SCOTT’S EMULSION, and is on
position in the disastrous freight train
collission near Rosebug, has purchased every’ bottle of SCOTT’S EMUL­
an interest in a grocery store in the lat­ SION in the World, which now
ter town.
amounts to many millions yearly.
Thirty-four railway mail clerks also This great business has grown to
lay over In Ashland.
J. C. Eubmks, the commercial traveffr
is in tbe valley towns this week and spent
two days in Ashland.
March 20, 1901. j
Miss Stella Smith returned Tuesday from
HEREAS, By satisfactory evidence a business trip to San Francisco for the
presented to the undersigned, it millinery store of Mrs. Soule and Miss
Holt.
has been made to appear that “THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASH­ A. L. Foster, the head of tbe timber and
LAND,” in the City of Ashland, in the logging business of the Lindley, Mason &■
County of Jackson, and State of Oregon, Co. firm came m from the camp yesteraay.
has complied with all the provisions of His home is in Cleveland. Ohio, and is
looking at Ashland with a view of purchas­
the Statutes of the United States, re ing
a fine home for his wife and himself
quired to be complied with before an to live
in.
BY DR.
GOOD
R. R. Employes May Ball.
The railroad employes of Ashland will
give a grand May day ball in Ashland.
had been done for them.
Many of those are well known to the
editor, having been cured when the doc­
tor was here a year ago, he having spent
two months in this citv at that time, when
we became favorably impressed with his
good work.
Few doctors have had such a large
practice as this physician, who is visited
by scores of people everywhere he stops,
and it is well to note that tbe doctor is
not out for money alone, as is proved by
numerous cases of poor people he has
cured, who are unable to pay for the
restoration of their health. The doctor
owes bis great success partly to the mys­
terious powers of electricity, in which he
has become so well versed. Electricty
is the wonder of tbe age, and the mode
of treatment is tbe acme of perfection.
It penetrates tbe secret ambush of dis­
ease and exterminates it, root and branch,
forever. It removes.be wretched symp­
toms of loathsome maladies and averts
their dreadful effects. It cures many of
tbe most hopeless cases and relieves pains
that every known remedy failed in, and
and can be substantiated by the evidence
of hundreds who have been cured by Dr.
Darrin. We could say more, which we
fuel is due this eminent physician, did
space permit
DEAFNESS CURED.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least ope dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca­
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di­
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of tbe system, thereby destroying the foun­
dation of the disease, and giving the pa­
tient strength by building up the constitu­
tion and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that thev offer One Hun ■
dred Dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Bend for list of testimonials.
Address.
F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Tole­
do, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
BOU1D house mejt :
H J Robinson
A BaUiett
W E Smith
J F Cole
W Denney
Geo Thorp
Wood For Sale.
O E Hildreth
J no Utz
Jas Wiley
G M Lowe
Carl Wills
Morris
Ice Delivered Daily in Season Geo
W A McGrew
L L Walker
8 L Norton
W Wallace
H H Frost
J M rotter
C H McClung
B W Pracht
C M Moore,bl
Vnnro hlV.
J T Blevens, boilersCM
’cksmith
PICTURES!
F D Smith, boilers A Mills, eng. watch
C Chandler, hostler E F Poley, storeroom
PICTURE FRAMES!
Geo Eaton, janitor N Melius, j. cleaner
H A Fox, lamp trim. A J 8hiveley “
inspectors :
MOLDINGS
W F Wooden
N Peterson
CABINET WORK
O T West
E S Prindle
F Elliott
B H Cole
UPHOLSTERING
callers :
GENERAL REPAIRING
OF FURNITURE
E M Holmes
C D Smith
T E Melius
John A. Taylor on Emigrant creek, has
bought several head of stuck cattle from
this section recently.
Miss Frances McWilliams of Ashland
opened school here Monday with 20 pupils
present.
J. Casebeer moved to his ranch on Green
Spring mountain not long since, and has
been building fences and making other im­
provements.
W. H. Grow and A. F. Dyer and their
families moved to Hornbrook Friday where
they are engaged m wood chopping.
AT THE
Major H. F. Barron of Barron, came up
ASHLAND
from Medford Sunday to visit friends and
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
relatives on his old place.
John 8nowgoose goes soon to Keno to
start his father’s saw mill.
W. A Blanton has made his abode at the
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
big bend Sampson.
Rattlesnakes have already made their ap­
pearance in this part of the country,
Office of Comptroller of the Cur­
A man driving a six horse team, passed
rency.
here not long since from Lakeview, and re­
ports the road in a bad condition.
W ashington , D, C., )
Their promptness and their pleasant ef­
forts make DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
most popular little pill where ever’they are
known. They are simply perfect for liver
and bowel troubles.—M c N air B ros .
G C Morris, Chief Dispatcher.
C W Martyn, First Trick Dispatcher,
J L May, Second Trick Dispatcher.
L L Malit, Third Trick Dispatcher.
C H Thomas, Operator,
E B Pengra, Operator.
F J Beltz, Operator.
C A Lounsbury, Stenographer.
9COTT & BOVS
cloudy settling in it, you have some kidney or bladder disease, and should be at­
tended to before you get an incurable disease, as hundreds die every year from
Bright’s disease of the kidneys.
Address J. HENRI KESSLER, M. D., Portland, Oregon.
St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary.
Enclose ten 2c stamps or no answer.
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