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ASHLAND, OREGON
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1901.
VOL. XIV.
PRESSED BRICKS.
ANOTHER OIL
COMPANY.
Teachers Assigned
The teachers of the Ashland Public
Schools and their assignments are ae
follows.
At Highschool Building:—Wm. F.
Cameron, Principal; Lida Lottridge,
Assistant; Lora Colton,-4th Grade of
West school.
At West Building:—Nellie Ewan,
First Grade; Mary B. Leslie, Second;
Louise A. Ganiere, Third Grade; Robert
A Hopkins, Sixth and Seventh Grades.
The Fifth Grade will be transferred to
the East School. The Eight Grade will
also be transferred to the East School.
At East Building:—Carrie K. Bentley,
Chart Class; May Tiffany, First Grade;
Hattie Gleason, Second Grade; Etta
Johnson, Third Grade; Edith E. Brown,
Fourth; Fifth and Sixth Grades, Mar­
garet Byers; Fifth Grade of West School,
Julia Taylor; Seventh and Eighth
Grades, R. Burnham.
ASHLAND
NO
2
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ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a
year. Just think! $1.75 give« you all
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A LOCAL MUNCHAUSEN.
Ashland & Klamath Falls
Mrs. J. D. Blitch of Siskiyou visited A Syndicate of Ashland Citizena
Roseburg Plaindcaler.J
Ashland Tuesday.
Preparing to Organize Another
Mark Pardue of Jackson county, re*
cently wrote the following letter to a
W. J. Plymale went to Yreka Sunday
Company to Search for Liquid
paper in Indiana, where he formerly re­
to visit his children.
Wealth.
sided, and it is causing a good deal of
Dr. P. W. Hughes returned Saturday
The prospective oil development of
amsement in southern Oregon:
from Santa Monica, Cal.
Thoroughly Restocked and
this section by the Southern Oregon Oil
Last week I was engaged by the stock-
In order to reduce stock.
Entirely
New Management.
Julius Hart and Geo. W. Bailey were Company of Ashland and the Guggen-
men
to
exterminate
the
animals
in
a
----- THE-----
hein—Mack—Kieth people of the Kern
here from Shake Monday
certain section. I secured the aid of
Mr. Franklin Davidson wishing to retire from the
River, Cal., district, has given the oil
about a hundred Klamath Indians from ROBERT M.
GARRETT
C. C. Chitwood returned home to boring industry a firmer standing in the
firm we must reduce our immense Spring Stock of
near Lake Klamath, and early Saturday I
Klamath Falls Thursday.
estimation of local capitalists.
Superintendent.
morning with Indians and a score of ■
Goods at once and have Reduced Prices all along the
Another company is about to be or­
Joe Derry, a Hornbrook miner, has
cowboys surrounded the district five
line in the
ganized in this city by G. S. Buttler, E.
been sojourning in Ashland.
miles square in the foothills of the Pitt Best and
V Carter, E. D. Briggs, D. H. Jackson,
range and gradually closed toward the
Roy Loomis caught 150 trout in Ash­ F. H. Carter, 8 O. Furry, G. C. Morris
center, 200 dogs in the rodeo. As we Quickest Route to
land and Neil creeks Sunday.
J. 8. Silsby, and E. F. Loomis.
reached the center of the circle, cata­
Mr. Jackson has been through parte
Mark Miner returned to Yreka Sun­
mounts, black bears, coyotes and an oc­
day morning from a visit in Ashland. of the valley with blank leases and ex­
casional grizzly bear tried to break
With
the
Handsomest
Celebra
­
• •
plained them to the land owners whose
through the line, but was met by a show­
John Mattern returned Sunday from lands
tion
ever
arranged
for
in
are
desired.
The
first
trip
was
er
of
bullets.
Dozen
of
animals
perished
the state university at Eugene.
Call and See Our Special Bargains.
tbrongh Antelope and in the Table
the attempt to escape, but 200 others
Goes by Barron, Shake,
Southern Oregon. Program in
“I had a running sore on my breast for
The shearing of 500,000 head of Lake Rock district. Capt. M. F. Eggleston
were
finally
cornered
in
a
box
canyon,
Seda Springs, Parkers and
a year,” says Henry R. Richards of
county sheep finishee this week.
will be announced later on. where redekins and cow puncher« picked
accompanied Mr. Jackson to report upon over
P. >S-— This Reduction Sale does not in­
Keno; also beet connection«
Willseyville, N. Y , and tried «great many
them oft from the recks above.
witn stage lines from Klam­
Geo. A. P. Cramer of Grants Pass visits the geological features of the country remedies, but got no reliet until I used
One
Special
Feature
already
clude the Grocery Department
and lands eelected.
There were scores of close conflicts
ath Fall« to Bonanza, Bly
Banner Salve. After using one-half box,
his old home in Holland in July.
ordered will be a Stunner. with the enraged and frightened animals
I was perfectly cured. I cannot recom­
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
HONORS FOR ASHLAND BOY.
Miss Leia O’Hara returned to the
mend it too highly.” T. K. B olton .
and in one melee four Indians were
and Indian Agency.
Southern
Oregon
has
Never
normal Sunday from a visit at Tolo—her
frightfully mangled by a grizzly before
Ashland Public School Report.
Claud R. Fountain Wins a 8eh<il»r-
home.
Yet Had what may be term­ their shots finally finished the bear. One Passengers, Baggage, Express & Freight
the reds, Klakashi, a former chief of
Statistical report of principal of the
sbip in Columbia University.
N1NINGER BLOCK—NEAR DEPOT — ASHLAND, OR.
Mrs. H. B. Miller and children have
Mn«t be Waybiiled.
ed an Extraordinary First of
the
tribe, received fatal wounds from the
Ashland
public
schools
for
year
ending
started for China where Mr. Miller is a
From the beginning of its history May 24,1901:
Class Fire Works Display. claws of the big fellow. Our dogs closed
U.S. consul.
Ashland has led out away ahead of the
in on the victim, and dozens of them
Number of days taught, 174; No. of
The Board of Trade has De­ were
towns
of
eouthern
Oregon
and
northern
of
Glendale
dropped
Dr. P. A. Harris
killed before the elaugter was com­
holidays, 6.
California
in
the
matter
of
a
strong,
dead there on the street last week of
he
m äjournai
cided
to
Give
it
One
This
plete.
Days
of
attendance
,
boys,
43,075;
girls
steady and firm demand for a higher ed­ 47,417. Total, 90,492.
BRUTAL LYNCHING,
ing for the lives of their victims, were en­ heart disease.
The
final
count
showed
19
dead
moun
­
Year which will be the Fin­ tain lions, five grizzlies, two lynx and
ucation, and this thirst for greater learn­
raged at the delay. Frank Hall was dragged
Days absence, boys, 4227^ ; girle, 4554.
Ex Mayor J. R. Casey returns this
253 BROADWAY, NEW YOflk.
Gov. Gage laanea Proclamation Offer­ along until the crowd reached a small cul­ week from spending the winter in south­ ing lias planted itself into the taste of its Total, 8781H-
est
Showing ever made south over 100 coyotes—doubtless the biggest
offspring. The people who received their
vert spanning a ditch nt the outskirts of the
WerKly Edition,
Cases of tardiness, boys, 78; girls, 61.
round-up of wild animals that ever oc­
ing $5000 Keward for the Modoc town Here it was decided to put an end ern California.
of Portland. We herewith curred
schooling in Ashland are an army up Total,
iuOiegon.
$5-00 per Annum.
1391.
to
his
resistance
and
to
the
delay
it
was
Mmderera.—Deacri pi ion of the
T. J. Downing. Geo. Nichols and Stan­ and down the coast. This year Ashland
present the Description of
Whole No. enrolled on register, boys,
fi
causing. The rope noosed about his neck ley Eastman of Gold Hill will move to leads all the towns in the state in the
Monthly Edition,
Cowaidlv Affair.
333; girls, 362. Total, 695.
My little son Lad an attack of whoop­
was fastened to the railing of the culvert
SI.50 per Annum.
the
Display
ordered
from
number
of
students
attending
the
state
ing cough and was threatened pneumonia
Alturas, June 1.— Except in the vicinity and Hail was lifted bodily and hurled over Ashlaud soon to locate.
Average daily attendance, 520.
SPECIMEN COPY
university of Oregon
Last week Claud
of Lookout tbe action of tbe mob that the side. The distance of the drop was not
but L>r Chainberlian’a Cough Remedy
Andrew
Kan
&
Co.
’
s
cata-
Per cent of attendance, 91 15-100.
Prof F. M. Anderson of Yreka has R. Fountain, raised in Ashland and
FREE.
lynched ibe Halls and Yantis is condemned great enough to break his neck and be been appointed deputy state mineralogist
we would have had a serious time of it. «>
Number
of
visitors,
1378
grandson of Mrs. J. H. Russell, has ad­ Tardiness of teachers, 1.
logue for 1901.
throughout thia section. Even at tbe scene slowly strangled to death, in the sight of
It
aleo
saved
him
from
several
severe
at
­
for
the
northern
district.
of tbe tragedy. where for months tbe pop the four relatives who were soon to share
ded another event in the educational line
tacks of croup.—H. J. Strickiaden, editor
Days absence of teachers, 8%.
ulace baa been highly wrought up by the bis fate.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gay of Cen­ to his native town’s good name as the
World Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. For
Having seen the life of Frank Hall choked tral Point have been visiting Ashland following dispatch will show :
incessant activity of the five sneak thieves,
The least in quantity and most in quali­
sale by all dru.-eiste.
there are many wbo would openly de­ out. the mob hurried the four remaining
New York, May 30.—The winners of ty describe’s DeWitt’s Little Early Ri-ers
prisoners on toward the Pitt river bridge. relatives and friends tho past week.
nounced tbe lynching did they but dtra.
scholarships at Columbia University for the famous pill« for constipation and liver
Tuougb he was a "squaw-man” Calvin ■ here again the disposition to get through
Mrs. Geo. B. Randle and two boys ar- the ensuiug year have b-*en announced complaints. M c N air B ros ,
Hall was a person of rome prominence in with the work in hand as quickly as possi­
tb9 community In times past be has been ble was manifested. The ropes by which rived Monday from Alameda, Cal., to by the university council. Among them
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SISKIYOU.
a factor in politics, and he was once con the quartet bad been led were made fat to visit relatives, Wm. Nelson and family. is Claud R. Fountain, a student in the
sidered well-to-do. He was a man of con­ the umbers of the bridge. White this was
Mr. Weir and his men are at Siskyou
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector University of Oregon, who stands high­
siderable education. His half-breed sons being done the elder Hail wanted to speak, David F. Fox returned last week from est in the mathematics in the Oregon
Mrs. J. W. Heiss has throe steady
had a comon school education, and one of but his gag was not removed. The prison­ bis tour of Klamath aud Lake counties. institution.
WEIGHT 540 LBS.
ers. from the >iiue they had witnessed the
them had a wife and family.
boarders.
The
winner
of
the
free
scholarship
in
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
Yantis married Calvin Hall’s daughter, execution of Frank Hall, appeared to be
John Cabler came in from Klamath
The rain did the grain and gardens
wbo, together with several children, sur- dazed by the realization of the fate that was Falls last week and joined Prof. J. B. Columbia University is the son of Mr.
much
good.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fountain,
of
235
Twelfth
upon them, but thev showed little coward­
yive him.
Continental Household Paint, and CEMENTICO.
It was not expected that the inquest ice. The younger lad, Marlin, a boy only Lei berg, the botanist, on a trip to Ari­ street, Portland. He was born in Ash­
Mre.
Blitch
of
Siskiyou
went
to
Horn
­
zona.
conducted today in Lookout would result 16 years of aee, was from the outset the
land 21 years ago, and was graduated
PIECE “WELCOME.”
in the production of any evidence that coolest of them ail and he went to bis
Misses Mary and Nellie Franzen left from the Klamath Falls High School in brook Decoration Day.
would lead to the conviction of any one death with the stoicism that characterizes Monday to visit their grandfather, 0. P. 1896. He is this year a member of the
Welcome, commencing with an illum­
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Dollarhide went to
^®EB^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL W03K
wbo assisted in tbe lynching. Fear of tbe bis mother's race.
ination of crimson and green, mutating
Coshow, and other relatives in Linn graduating class of the University of Phoenix, Friday to visit relatives.
vengeance the mountaineers would wreak
Having fastened the ropes the vigilantes, county.
to the word Welcome, in letters of vari­
Oregon.
upon informers seal the lips of the more without a moment's hesitancy, without a
Mrs A. R. Grieve ot San Francisco egated
lacework, above which is an arch
conservative element of the population wbo qualm of conscience or a tit e of pity for
Ex-Gov. Z. F. Moody returned to Sa­
is visiting her uncle, Section Foreman of colored
jete and suns with golden ray,
deplore tbe tragedy of yesterdav. while the the wretches whose death thev bad decreed, lem Monday from a three days’ visit '
CORK A CODD IN ONE DAY
C.
Noonan.
terminating with artillery salutes.
vigilantes themselves are not disposed to ruthlessly pushed their victims off the with his son, Z. A. Moody, and family Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
give any information that would place their bridge. Each was given a drop of »bout in Ashland.
Mrs. F Gudman, Mrs. A. R Grieve
Six 1-pound Exhibition Rockets; as­
, A4 - druggists
-
refund the money if it fails to
own necks in jeopardy. Unless tbe Gov­ eight feet, sufficient in the case of Janies
and Mrs. C. Noonan and Miss Anna sorted Colored Stars and Gold Rain.
É.
W.
Grove
’
s
signature
is
on
each
cure.
ernor of tbe Ulate takes drastic tuea-ures to Halt and Yantis to break their necks. The
A. W. Sturgis has taken out $5900 from
Wieland attended the school exercises
One extra large Saucission (Nest of
bring the lynchers to justice it is not likelv old man and his youngest son were slowly the flume of his Forest creek placer mine box. 25c.
Silver Snakes.)
Thursday.
that there will be a sing-e arrest as an out­ choked to death.
RAILROAD TO KLAMATH.
One No. 9 Mine of extra Colored 8tars.
growth of the tragedy.
After their awful deed of violence was so far this year. He expects $10,000 of
Harry Telford of Colestin is a very am­
One large Battery of extra Stars; solid
By their failure to act when appealed to committed the members of the mob disap­ expenses for the season’s work.
bitious student and walks to and from
the citizens of Lookout to suppress thiev­ peared like magic, and within live minutes
Mrs. R Beswick and two children and Some Mo e Rumors and Speculation school daily, not missing a day during colors.
Three 3-pound asteroid Rockets;
ing in that vicinity tbe county officials are after the lynching there was not a man to Mrs. Frizell and daughter, Mies Cozette,
Concerning the Road front Klam- tbe term.
in some measu>e to blame for tbe lynching. be seen near the scene of the crime. The
Mammoth Duration Stars.
left
Saturday
for
a
visit
with
relatives
in
athon.
Three taxpayers of Lookout arrived here bodies dangling limply from the bridge and
Mre. E. Gudman very kindly donated
PIECE “THREE RIVALS.”
last Tbur.-day to get the Grtud Jury to the culvert were the only evidences remain­ several parts of Siskiyou county.
an abundant supply of wild flowers
Klamath
Falls Republican.]
Has arrived, comprising Cheap,
Largest Stock
take some action against tbe Halls and ing to tell the story of the tragedy,
Within a revolving ring of Changing Medium and High Grade goods J 1. J JR % I
Miss
Cora
Gall
who
has
been
living
in
for
the
Decoration
Dav
exercises
observ
­
and Best Variety
Yantis, but unfortunately the Grand Jury
The railroad news which especially ed by the district school.
Silver Fires are displayed three Gyrat­
GOV. GAGE OFFERS $5000.
Ashland with her sister. Mrs. VVm.
■,
at from ""
\
bad adjourued just three hours before the
in Southern Oregon
affects
this
part
of
the
country
has
been
ing
Rosettes
of
brilliant
colors,
the
whole
Myer,
went
to
Sams
Valley
and
Gold
delegation reached Alturas and could do
Gov Gage of California has issued a proc­
A o heavy Oil Ot>aque Cloth of different widths, from which we make
“
Roll
of
Honor,
”
at
Siskiyou
school:
very
favorable
during
the
past
week.
forming
a
beautiful
combination
of
nothing in the matter. The three Lookout lamation
1
denouncing the affair and offers Hill Sunday to spend a month’s vacation.
Odd Size and Wide Shades in colors to match stock goods. Our stock of
In brief, the reports are that a party of Jessie Dollarhide, Harry Telford, Rose movements.
citizens then went to District Attorney i rewards aggregating $5000 for the apprehen­
Portieres and Lice Curtains is complete.
Dollarhide,
Rhoda
Gudman,
Verne
Fred
Werth,
a
printer
of
Omaha,
Neb.
‘
Southern
Pacific
surveyors
started
from
Bonuer and asked him to go down attend sion of the lvnchers.
Three 15-inch Japanese night shells,
Do not fail to see us when in need of Carpets, Rugs,
is
vieittng
hie
brother,
Lewis
Werth,
of
j
Dollarhide,
Agnes
Gudman.
to the affair and be replied that he was too
Klamat'aon a few days ago, and are now
fired trom mortar, and disclosing showers Mattings
and Linoleum
Thomas Maple, Birkbeck. III., writes: ”1 the Ashland Meat Co , Hen -y Werth running
j
busy. They then went to Judge G F.
a preliminary line up Klamath
of
Pearls,
Chrysanthemum!.,
Rings,
You are much more liable to disease when
a very bad case of kidney trouble and came up from Central Point to see him. river,
Harris of this place and employed him to bad
I
,
following
in
part
the
survoy
which
Scrolls,
etc.
Prices according to Quality,
your liver and bowels do not act properly.
back pained m» so 1 could not
round up the thieves. He agreed to do so my
i
made a year ago by the Oregon Mid­ DeWitt’s Little Early Risers remove the
Six 2-pound exhibition Rockets; as­
Mrs. C. B. Jillson, Mre. J. J. Sullivan, was
’
up. The doctor’s treatment
But Always Low
if be could get tbe District Attorney to au- straighten
i
and that another and larger com­ cruse -f disease. M c N air B ros .
sorted Colored Stars and Gold Rain.
1
me no irood. Saw Foley’s Kidney Miss Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs F. W land,
thonze him to act. He was not able to get did
<
of surveyors, now at Klamathon,
One Mammoth Prismatic V\ birlwind,
advertisied and took one borile which McNair of Hornbrook visited Ashland pany
the appointment and instead the District Cure
1
I
May 1OO1, Wea’ber Snmnmry
me and 1 have not been affected the first of the week.
composed of immence columns of daz­
Attorney appointed C. C Auble of Adin to cured
'
< are preparing to commence next week
Following
is
a
summary
of
weather
ob
­
making a permanent survey over the servations at Ashland during month of zling fire.
investigate the thieving and move for tbe since I gladly recommend this remedy.”
T.K.B olton .
Medford will quite likely send a team same
,
punishment of the culprits
ground. A letter which was re­ May, reported by F H. Carter, local ob­ Three 4-pound Cornucopia Roekets.
to the northwest shooting events at ceived
,
Following a brief inquiry. Calvin Hall bis
this week by a resident of this server for tbe Oregon StateWeatber Service: PIECE “ELECTRIC GIRANDOLE
SAMPSON.
three sons and Daniel Yantis, his son-in
Well* Walla. Wash., the last of this place from Mark Frain of Beswick, Cal.,
law, were arrested on Saturday on a war­
8
WHEEL”
£
J. M. Taylor weut to Hornbrook Fri­ month. J. E. Envart, J. D. Heard, H. stated that the first company of sur­
rant issued by Justice of the Peace J. R.
3
5 o
E. Boyden and E. E. Redfield will be veyors were camped near that place.
SS?
Commencing
with a brill ant hori­
Myers of Lookout. The elder Hall's ex­ day.
Similar reports as to the movements and
B B
amination was set for today, he being
® e* zontal wheel of Chinese fire with electric
A man from Klamath county came the ones chosen.
CO
B?
charged with petty larceny, while tbe oth over the mountain Monday a. m. with
?• o effects, mutating to a large Roman Bat­
Prof. J. Percy Wells returned Sunday intentions of the surveyors were brought
B’
P
B
ers, accused ot burglary, were to have been a load of potatoes.
from Gold Hill where lie finished the on Tuesday by D. H. Yeager and others
tery filling tbe air with showers of col­
arraigned next Monday The old nian was
residing
at
Pokegama
and
Beswick,
with
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He has
ored lights.
Jas. Sayles and wife and Jim Asher term of school as principal.
released on his own recognizance, but the
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the added information that the road now
Three 15-inch Japanese Night Shells,
others were held under $300 bail each, and his mother were at Tolman springs been re-elected for another term, hie being built up the Klamath from Eureka
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3 ...
work having given thorough satisfaction.
fired from mortar, and disclosing quanti­
which they were unable to supply.
Sunday.
4..
..
by Mr. Hammond was interested in this
ties of Diamond Stars, Comets, Aerolites,
Justice Myers is proprietor of the Look­
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37
5 ...
Call at D. B. Grant’s hardware store move in connection with the SoutLern
John Dosier has rented the Powell
out Hotel and his courtroom is tbe hotel
Hanging Chains, Willow Trees, etc.
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38
and
get
Aitken
to
figure
on
your
plumb
­
ranch
and
is
stopping
there
now.
Pacific, with the intention not only of
office. That is why tbe culprits were con­
Three 3-pound asteroid Rockets;
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38
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..
giving an outlet to thp timber of Klam­
fined in tbe hotel building. They were
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Mammoth Duration Stare,
T. J. Martin has bonded a tract of ing work.
kept under guard in the Justice’s office,
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76
One Extra large surprise Box j three
Herbert Hanna, who is studying law ath county, but also to connect at Klam-
while Calvin Hall, who was not in duress, land at the “Big bend” on Sampson
a:ii Falls with the Columbia Southern
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10....
different effects.
creek.
He
has
lumber
on
the
ground
and
taking
the
full
course
of
study
at
remained as a gne-t of the place in order
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11
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One No. 9 Mine of extra colored Stars.
St. Mary’s College, Oakland, Cai., re­ now building from the north, thereby
to be near his sons and son in-hiw. Tue and is intending erecting buildings.
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opening the shortest and most direct
turned
home
to
Jacksonville
Sunday
to
four prisoners were guarded by Constable
i
5S
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..
Geo. Van Tassel living on “Camace
PIECE “AMERICAN STAR.”
Ervin Carpenter and three deputies that be Flat’’ killed a bear a few days ago, on spend his summer vacation.
Judge route to or from the north or cast. The
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77
route through the mountains between
had sworn in
Representing
the Star of America, in
Hanna
and
members
of
his
family
were
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So auietly was the lynching planned that the land which C. E. Hooper bought of in Ashland to meet him.
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lancework of appropriate colors (Red,
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65
Herbert has this place and Klamathon, has an easy
Mrs.
Wells.
Mr.
Van
Tassel
reports
Spring Street, Ashland, Ore.
neither the prisoners nor thier guards bad
grade and without a tunnel, and can be
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White and Blue) encircled by Five Gold­
two years yet to study.
the slightest susp cion of danger. It was coyotes numerous in hie locality.
traversed with one-fourth of the diffi­ 18.. ..
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61
en
rays.
ibortlv after 1 o’clock in tbe morning when
The lady would be hard to please who
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Six 1-pound Exhibition Rockets; as­
Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes: He oaunot find something to her taste culty and cost now incurred by the S. P.
tbe do r of tbe hotel office was suddenly
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20 ...
58
in
crossing
the
Siskiyous.
was
troubled
with
kidney
disease
about
sorted Colored Stars and Gold Rain.
burst open and forty masked men began
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In addition to this news from the
One extra large surprise Box; threp
filing the room. Those in the van leveled three years. Had to get up several times among the varied lines of dress goods
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southwest, Mr. Boyd, a prominent stock 22...
revoluers at tbe guards and warned them during ibe night bnt three bottles of Foley’s novelties at Vaupe), Norris & Dtake’e.
diffent effects.
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ILSE ALL BRANCHES.
Kidney Cure effected a complete cure, he
to atteiuut no defence of their prisoners.
One large Battery of extra Colored
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Miss Etta Johnson, late popular teach man living near Bly, 40 miles east, 94.. ..
"We don't want any foolishness,” »aid f-els better than he ever di i and recom­ er in the Lakeview public school, left stated, when he was here Tuesday, that
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Stars solid colors.
their spokesman." We're going to take these mends it to bis friends. T. K. B olton .
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One extra large Floral Bombshell;
last week for Santa Rosa, Cal., where a Union Pacific surveyor was in his 26.. ..
coyotes with us. and you had better not
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27 ...
Showers of colored Stars, succeed by a
Stops the Cough
she is engaged to teach a summer school. neighborhood and running a line to the
stand in the way."
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north
or
west.
These
different
surveys
Bombshell.
—Lakeview Examiner. Miss Johnson
Taken so completely by surprise, the dep­
and works off the Cold.
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----- FIRST-CLASS WAGON WORK.------
uty con-table«— there were but two on tbe
will teach at ^akeview again this year. and the work of the Columbia Southern 30 ..
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PIECE
“DROOPING
WILLOW I
give a 6trong probability that this coun­
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
after midnight watch—could oiler no re­
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For iron pipe and fittings go to W. N. try wijl soon be able to have communi­
No Cure,
no Pay.
~
WITH WHEELS.”
sistance. One of them when tbe vigilantes cold in one day.
Mean temp. 56-2; ifax. temp. 82 on TO;
Grubb & Co. hardware dealers.
rirst entered the door, realizing their mis­ Price 25 cents.
cation and reach markets in various
Opens
with
a vertical Wheel, gradually
Mid- temp, 30 on 18; total pYecip. inches.
sion. liid fire a bullet into the ceiling in the
W. F. Grob, who was raised in Jack­ directions, uortli. south, east and west. 174; No days clear, 9; partly cloudy, 5; displaying different Colored Centers
A ckers D yspepsia T ablets are sold on a
hope ot checking them and both of ibe offi­
Under such ciicumstances, JClamatti cloudy, 17; light frost, op the 18th ; thunder mutating to a drooping Wiljow of bril­
Cures heart-burn, sonville and for several years lias be.en
cers remonstrated eloquently against rash positive guarantee
’
twHIlO,
Main Si. Opp. 1.0.0. F. HUI.
action on the part of me invaders but with raising of the food, distress after eating or residing in Lake county, was married re­ county has a great future before it, a storms, 25-26; prevailing direction of wind, liant Chinese Fires.
Main St. Opp. 1.0. O. F. Hall,
« dozen revolvers frowning upon them they any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet cently to Mi6S Ella Rehart, daughter o' future in which our foiests and water NW.
Three
15-inch
Japanese
Night
Shells,
powers will be utilized, and by mills,
Mean temp. May 20 years, 56 8; below fired from mortar, and disclosing show­
gives immediate relief. 25cw. and ôOcts. »well-known stockman.
did not press their argument.
manufactories, stockgrowing, farming normal, .9; average Mav rainfall. 20 yrs.,
FAINTS. ZE’JLITsTTZBZEòS’ TOOLS,
It ai once became apparent that tbe mob M c N air B ros ., druggists.
Putnam Fadjess Dyes do not stain the and the rapid increase in wealth and 1.68 in.; above normal, .Op in. May rain­ ers of Parachutes, Pearls, Rings, Scrp|la,
had planued ita work well, for there was no
’
»
Odd
Returning
delegates
from
the
etc,
etc
WJLHilL PAPER, G-LASS. ETO.
loss of time. The four prisoners were
or spot the kettle. Sold by population, make this county one of the fall has twice been less than 1 inch and once
ir City
re- hands
Ci
Six Sj-ropnd Exhibition Rockets; as­
as much as 3 inches. May raipfall averages
Mixed and bustled from tbe room, while Fellows grand lodge at Baker
McNair Bros.
foremoet in Oregon.
.
J
.
R.
N.
late
an
incident
in
which
Rev.
J.
1-5 inch greater thap Appl.
sorted Colored Stars, and Gold Rain.
B uilding P apers , W rapping P aper » and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
several men found their way to tbe bed-
W. S. Palmer, who succeeds Jack
Six 1-pound Bengolas for illuminating
▼ooin occupied by the elder Hall and Bell, formerly ot Ashland, was a leading
After the grip, or other Berious illners,
A
cker
s
E
nglish
R
emedy
will
syor
a
digged him forth. He was giveu time performer. It was while the delegates Wright as superintendent of the Sacra­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the medicine to
Gieen.
enoug*' to don only his outer garmeuts and were in town, and Rev. Bell stood in the mento division of the 8. P. R. R. Co , ie take to restore the appetite and strength. cough at any time, and will cure tbe worst
Three 4 pound Electric
8hower
cold
in
twelve
hours,
or
money
refunded.
then was bustled along with bis sons and center of a group of them. A drunken wejl known to many of our citixene as
Rockets.
25
cts.
and
50
cts.
sou-in-law The mob compelled the guards man, staggering along, bumped against the man who surveyed and superin­
One extia large floral Bombshell;
DIED.
to go along an.'1
Part ln the lynching.
tended tbe construction of the Yreka
Sb.owpr? pi Colored Stars, succeeded by
Later details o.” the lynching learned to­ the well know minister. He turned
a Bombshell.
day give proof that It was excessively brutal, apologetically to the parson and suddenly railroad and depot in this place, and
ln front of tbe hotel the m-b fa-tened inquired, “Where (hicj in hell (bic) did will prove a first class man for the GEORGE-At Ashland. May 27, 1901, Mrs.
PIECE “GRAND ROUND.”
Eva W. George, wifè'of L George; age-i
nooses about tbe necks of each of its victims I meet you?” “I am sure I don’t know,” office.—Yreka Journal.
37 years, 7 months and 6 days.
and half dragged, half led themaiong Main responded Dr. Bell; “What part of bell
A
beautiful
Revolving Piece, with two
Men’s and boys’ furnishing goods, all
street toward ibe large bridge that spans are vou from?”
wheels of Gold fire revolving in contra­
the
latest
styles,
»t
Vaupei,
Norris
&
Mrs
Eva
George
has
gone
from
among
Fill river near tbe town. At first tbe
Yearly every day people come into drug
us, aud long and sincerely will she be «tores and ask the Druggists to recommend ry directions, forming a circle of fire
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
M oki T ea I'ositively cures sick headache. Drake’s.
wretches pleaded agouizinglv for mercy,
twenty feet jri diameter, the center of
mourned
in
the
place
where
her
life
ended.
Indigestion
and
constipation.
A
delight
­
4>ut their appeals were met by taunts and
or
their
trouble
Very
some
medicine
for
Tom Collins returned iast week from Death was bqt the opening of the golden
jeers, wbila those having hold of the ropes ful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of
*'
’ often they
they re-
re­ which i$' filk-fl with beautifully colored
nauled them ibis way and that and occas­ the skin, producing a perfect complexion, Phoenix, Arizona, thoroughly disgust»! d<-or through which she passed to a higher
fuse to do so, Saxoua.
Three 4-pound Weeping or Willow Importers and Dealers in
ionally jerked them from their feet. After or money retunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts.— with that country. He lost money there life. No more weary nights nor days of
because, as a
pain
for
her,
undying
vigor
and
everlasting
M
c
N
air
B
ros
.
in
the
hotel
business
and
then
sold
out.
Tree
Rockets.
rule, they do
leaving the hotel all five were gagged.
arc a part of the inheritance of the
Frank Hall suddenly made an attempt to
not believe it
One extra lage saucisson, or nest of
There is considerable kicking amon, He left for the Willamette valley Sat­ health
redeemed. To God alone must we look for
proper to ad­ Silver Snakes.
break free from his tormentors. He was
religious people in Ashlant urday.
comfort in times of earthly separation and
vise anyone to
quickly overpowered, but he continued to orthodox
Six 1-pound Bengolas for illuminât-
over
the
Sunday
baseball
games,
never
­
"Our little girl was unconscious from affliction, for n >w, "We see through the
struggle so desperately at each attempt to
take a patent ng
; Red.
medicine of
drag him forward that the vigilantes, thirst- theless the scriptures are full of base­ strangulation during a suddop and terrib:e ?:Iass darkly .’’always darkly and speak of
ball language. The devil was the first attack of cronp I quicklv secured a liottle tod’» mysterious providence in calling
which they do
PIECE “CONTRA DANCE.”
WANTED.—Capable, reliable person in coach ; he coached Eve when she stole1 ■ of One Minute Cough Cure, giving her three hence the* wife and mother, ere her sun had
not know tha
every county to represent large company of first. Adam stole second. When Isaac doses Tie croup was mastered aud our reached its meridian. A dutiful daughter,
Two White and Crimson Circles ie-
ingredients.lt
rolid hnanciai reputation; $936 saiary per met Rebecca at the well, she was walk­ little darling speedily recoverd ” bo writes a faithful wife, a loving mother, an affection­
is the physi­ voicing between four brilliant streams
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
cian’s busf- of Sparkling Fire.
year, p»\ab e weekly ; $3 per day absolute­ ing with a pitcher. Sampson struck out A 1*. Bpafford, Chester, Mich. M c N air ate sister, a sincere friend, a kind neighbor,
attracted by her genuine worth and unos­
B ros .
ly sure and all expense»; straight bona fioe.
nesss to pre­
Six 1 pound Bombshells, or Reporting Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur­
tentatious piety, ibe best elements of so-
scribe. Some Rockets.
definite salary, no com mission; salary paid a good many times when be beat the
Th«
old
rellabla
—
Tb«
Wwkly
Ovecenlaa.
Moses made the first hit|
oiety, a lover of the beautiful in nature and
each Saturday and expense money ad­ Philistines.
make »n px,
Three 4-pound Shooting Star Rockets. niture
art, and to one who well knew her ardent
Cain
vanced each week STANDARD HOUSE, when he slew the Egyptians.
peption, how-
Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
Three 15-inch Japanese Night Shells,
love of Howers comes tbe thought,
1 ’ '
’ ever, when
334 D kabb > hx S t ., C hicago
made a base hit when he killed Abel.
"Now she gathers tbe fadeless flowers of anyone ha« a cough, cold or throat and king fired from mortar, and disclosing show­
Abraham made a sacrifice. The prodi­
Paradise,
trouble. "I always recommend Acker’s hng- ers of Stare, Moone, Comets, Rings,
o XsToaiA.
gal son made a home run. David was a
"As clothed in white robes she stands in llsli Remedy, because I know Just what it Scrolls, etc.
5r* -z" .
b «« n th«
Kinil
Wwa)” taught long distance thrower, and Moses shut
the garden of God
will do. It ha« cured every case where I
Six extra large Aerial Marpqn«, or Re?
out the Egyptians at the Red Sea.
ttgaatan
"Looking upward to tbe throne of eternal have seen it tried. It is the best expectorant porting
"OUPIDENK”
Salutes, fired from mortar«, and
grace
«r
and tonic I ever handled in my 14 years exploding
Thl» great Ve« «tabla
Mr. W J. Baxter of North Brook, N. C.,
at
a
g
eat
height,
than
can
be
"---------- Ip.
"With tbe light of ineffable glory stream­ experience. I will give just one instance Of
says be suffered with piles for fifteen years.
tlonof a famous French physician, will quickly cur« you of all ae.-
ner-
ing down on th« bush of her face ’’
ft gentleman who had been troubled for heard for miles.
He tried tuanv remedies with no results un­
vous or diseases of the generative organ«. such m Loat Manhood,
Rev Abbett preached a most interesting years with a pasty, hacking cough. 1 ad­
Insomnlatl’aiusin tbe Back, Seminal .Emissions, Nervous Debility,
til he used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and
PIECE
‘
GLITTERING
CROSS.
”
and comforting funeral sermon, reverently vised Acker’s English Remedy. He tried a
Pimples, Unfitness to Marry, Exhausting Drains, Varicocele and
that q ilckly cured him. M c N aib B ros .
Constipation. It stops all losses by day or night Prevents quick­
beautiful. The sublime words, "I am the sample bottle, ana was cured Before he haa
O|>ens w ith emerald illumination, and
ness of discharge, which if not checked leads to Spermatorrhoea and
resurrection and the life,” falling like a taken half of It, at no cost whatever. This mutates to a Rosette, with jete of red, |
trrnnr a»» srrru all the horrors of Impotency. CkTPIDENE cleanses lheUvsr, the
M A DRIED.
HtruHl. a HO Ar I art kidneysand the urinary organs of all lmpunUea
benediction on the sad hearts of relative« is an exceptional case, however, as it usually blue ai d green, surmounted by a bril- j
CVPIDEKE strengthens and restore« small weak organa
and friends. Lovely floral tributes fash­ takes two or three bottles.’’
liant Cross of Golden Fire, heavily
The reason sufferers are not cured by Doctors is because ninety per eent are troubled with
ioned in fairest flowers mutely told of the
(Signed) A. B. C ook , Bellefontaine, Ohio. marooned.
Froatsstl
tla. CVPIDENE Is the only known remedy to cure without an operation. MOO tetitmonl-
WALBRIDGE—DEXTER-In Yreka,
_ ' ola A written
loving thoughts of sorrowing friends, fading
gnsrantee given and money returned If six boxea does not effect a permanent cure.
May 15, 1901, by Hon. J. 8, Beard,
Sold at 25c.. 50c., and $1 a bottle, through­
Six 1-pound Bombshells, or Reporting i 4 LX a box, six fur $S.oo, by mail. Sen^ tat g&sa circular and teedmoniala.
flowers, fit emblem of the human form that
out the United States and Canada; and In RocketB.
Superior Judge, Alonzo 8. Walbridge
Address D AYO 1> MKDIOUf a CO., P.O. Box MTS, Ban Francisco, CaL For Sal. bg
lay
beneath
them
At
the
grave
the
beau
­
For Infants and Children.
England, at Is. id.. 2s. 3d.. 4s. 6d. If you
and Miss Lillian Dexter, both of Mon*
tiful burial service of tbe M. E. church was Enot
Sold at M c N aib B ros .’ Drug Store, Ashland, Or.
satisfied alter buying, return the
read and all that was mortal of Mrs. Eva
tague.
tie to your druggist, and get you money How Do You Expect W “ kh"»’
George was committed lotbe earth, "Ashes
k.
MINGUS—SEELEY— In Marebfield,
to ashes and dust to dust.’* to await tte
We .uthanie the otove gaarrmfce,
to «ell if yoa don't adverti«*? See what
Coot Co. Wednesday, May 22, 1901,
Bears th«
resurrection, when “All the ransomed of
your competitor« are doing in T he
Dr.
Everett
Mingas
and
Mis«
Edna
the
Lord
shall
sing
the
triumphant
«on|
of
BlgUMWeoi
Vtcwry tfvu diaffi nol ttn gnffV*
Bwlvr.
W8 W MCKM y Bros,
Dissolution of
Co-Partnership Sale
f
Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe Department.
STAGE <- LINE
Will Celebrate
KLAMATH FALLS
UJm. Veo
T ENOI 1
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Program of Exhibition
R. N. NASON'S PAINT!
Price, $1,000
Window Shades
J. P. Dodge. Xk
ASHLAND
MILLS
C mmtx ptTEHT rran
St
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& CO
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Plow Work and Horse-Shoeing a Specialty.
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Tile Flooring, Electroliers,
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