Valley record., June 13, 1901, Image 2

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THE
LATE JES>E GAGE.
Mrs F. M. Parrish is visiting at Salem An Oregon Pioneer ot 1844 Passes
and Albany.
To His Howard.
Mies Charlotte Stimson returned Sat­ Died—At Medford June 1st, 1901, Jesse
Gage, sued 76 jeers 7 months and 9 days.
urday from Portland.
Deceased was born in Missouri Oct 22.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. G. Day were over 182*2, and made his home there until 1814
from Hornbrook Friday.
when he emigrated to Oregon wUere he has
since made his home. Being one of the
Winfield Hughes has returned from otde-t pioneers of our state be had went
Special Patterns, all Colors
the Chico normal school.
through many hardships during the In­
wars in which be took an active
and Shades..............
50 cents up
Mrs. Mary Rose went to San Francisco dians
part. He was in the first battles of the
Monday to visit her eons.
(,'mpqua Valley and finally as an end of
Geo. Parson has joined his brother in the Indians wars of Oregon he helped to
haul the Modocs from Jacksonville to
Fine Line of Ladies’ and Men’s Underwear,
«surveying party in Texas.
Yreka, He has been in good health unfit
Mrs. Calls Long went to Little Shasta four months ago when an incurable disease
various shades, colors and prices.
attacked him. He took s<ck at the home
Saturday to visit James F. Long.
of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Osborn, of
District Attorney A. E. Reames ar­ Tolman springs, but after a few weeks he
was removed to Medfora where medical
rived Sunday from Lake county.
Crause & Brandegee’s celebrated Men’s Clothing
treatment was more available. He leaves
Attorney H. L. McWilliams was at to mourn bis loss! children via: Mrs. 0. E.
Siskiyou Monday on legal businese.
Wilkinson. Mrs A. H. Osborn, Mrs. Bose
Wood and J. D. Gaee, also 24 eraud child­
20th Century boys’ and” youths’ clothing
J. T. Robertson returned to Grants ren
and 3 great grand children. The re­
Pass Friday from Klamsth county.
mains were laid to res' at the Civil Bend
Jack Bailey left Tuesday for Wagner cemetery Sundae. June 2nd. His iast rest­
ing place is be-ide his wife who bid fare­
butte range to prospect the country.
well to this earth many years ago. His re­
Mrs H. L. McWilliams went to Jack­ latives feel truly grateful to Dr. W. 8.
sonville Sunday to visit Mrs. J. W. Opp. Jones and bls wife for their aindnes ■ at* the
time of tbetr late bereavement. Also to
Ivan Humison, the Gold Hill miilman, the many friends who met them in Doug­
Nininger Block, near Depot, Ashland, Or.
spent Saturday in Ashland on a business las County and assisted them so kindly in
trip.
doing their last duty to the dear old grand­
father.
M.
Frank Jeffers and family of Yreka
have moved back to Jackson county to
HORNBROOK.
reside.
The Jillson mine manager. J. Sullivan,
Ray Helman is visiting Klamathon has struck a two foot ledge running $63
PROBYTE COURT.
The Medford public schools closed last
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. S. F. Thorn­ per ton.
Estate of Alfred Carter. .Max Muller, week the high school exercises taking ton.
administrator; order confirming the sale place Friday, the graduates being as
By the looks of things at Hornbrook II.
follows: Leon B. Haskins, R. J. Mick­
Representative W. A. Carter of Gold Mattern of Ashland is in on a deal to
of real property
ey,
D.
P.
Webber,
and
Eugene
Rhine-
Hill spent Saturday and Suuday in Ash­ commence work on one of the beet mines
Estate of E L Tollman. E D Briggs,
administrator; order fixing Tuesday. 9th heart. “Pioneer Days of Southern land.
in Siskiyou county.
Mr. Mattern is a
day of July, as the date of final settle­ Oregon” was the oration of Mr. Has­
good
man
and
a
miner.
Wm.
S.
Ladd,
the
Portland
banker,
kins. A singular feature of the class
ment.
started for Klamath county Monday on
Frank Wait arrived in Hornbrook from
Estate of Eliza Anderson. F. Hub­ was the absence of a girl, all graduates a fishing trip.
the south with his little daughter which
being
boys.
The
school
in
some
re
­
bard appointed administrator; ordered
M. A. Eddy, the blacksmith at the his wife stole seven- years ago.
that citation to appear to hear petition spects has musical features that are un­
usual,
there
being
a
brass
band
of
16
Pokegama
logging camp, visited Ash-
for sale of real estate be continued until pieces, an orchestra of 14 instruments,
Mr. Evans of Ashland has been here
and this week.
Tuesday, 7th of August.
p .pering a fine building at which he is
a
boys
’
chorus
of
16
voices
the
Girls
’
Estate of Phoebie J Bendure. G M
Miss Mabel Beach and J. J. Sturgill an artist.
Love is cited to appear and show cause Octette, and a Glee Club of 30.
visited the Fraternal Union lodge at
The people of Henley and Hornbrook
Last week W. W. Bretherton, tax Medford Saturday.
why he shall not be removed as guardian
are pleased to know that Ashland has a
and claims agent for the Southern Pacific
of child.
Mrs. Wm. Williamson and infant are splendid prospect for a big fruit crop.
Estate of Alfred Carter. Max Muller, railroad, put in appearance at the county
out
from Albany on a visit to her moth­
seat
and
banded
over
to
Sheriff
Orme
the
'
The smallpox ecare is over and busi­
administrator ; ordered that the 6th day
' Mrs. R. M. Foster.
ness is running in full blast at Klama-
of July shall be set for final settlement modest sum of $19,400.00, the same be- er,
ing the amount of tax due the county on
of said estate.
Mrs. J. O. Johnson and three children thon.
Estate of A L Reuter. C W Kahler, the company’s property for the year , of Medford left Saturday fot Pacific
President Chas. M. Hays and General
executor ; order discharging the executor. 1900 The above pays the tax in full for Grove to spend the eummer.
Manager J. Kruttschnitt passed through
the
last
year
on
the
road-bed,
rolling
Estate of Dav d Dunlap. A M Ford,
Mrs. H. Barnes is visiting her daugh­ Hornbrook last Thursday remaining
administrator; semi-annual account ren­ stock and lands of the 8. P. R. R. Co.,
ter, Mrs. E. E, Parker, while en route to long enough to give Detective W. G.
dered, ordered placed on the journal of for Jackson county.
Day the glad hand.
Albany from a visit in California.
court.
Henley will celebrate the 4th of July.
June 5,1901,
Estate of Rose Chavner. R McAn- Rev J U. Simmons will be the orator,
Engineer and Mrs. H. G. VanVactor
brews, administrator *, appraisement of G. W. Fowler the reader, and N. A. left for San Francisco Saturday to have
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
property presented and ordered approved Buckner the marshal of the day. The a specialist look into bis hearing.
Take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
dy tbe court.
proceeds go to the wagon road down the
For Sale—12x14 five foot wall tent tor , Ad druggists refund the money if it fails to
Estate of Haskel Amy. 8 J Day, ad­ Klamath river.
sale. Apply to E. H. Silsbee, north ; cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each
ministrator; order setting August 6th as
box. 25c.
Granite lodge No. 23, Knights of side of Boulevard, 2 miles from town.
day of final settlement.
Pythias, has elected the following of
Dr. J. W. O'lgers and Miss Harriet
TOLMAN SPRINGS.
i
The S. P. company’s freight and pas­ fleers: C. C., L E. Bender; V. C., F. Odgers
left Medford Saturday to join the
Joe Alderson of Ashland is spending a
senger receipts for Ashland during tbe G. Strange; prelate, Wm. Patterson; balance of the family at San Francisco.
few days at the Springs.
M at A , H C. Stock ; M. of W., R. J.
month of May was $10,000.
J. E. Foss returned to Talent Friday
Shaw ; O. G , J. A. Bailey; I. G., C. B.
Lindsay of Grants Pass is one of
from Santa Monica, Cal., where he has the John
Stops tbe Cough
Austen.
guests at Hotel Tolman.
been
for
his
health
for
several
months.
and work» off tbe Cold.
The county commissioners court last
Mrs. Geo. Simpkins of Grants Pass is
Mr. and Mrs Lee Rodgers left Monday spending a few day here.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a week appropriated $250 for the improve­
cold in one day.
No Cure, no Pay. ment of the new Dead Indian road, the tor Pullman, Wash , to make their home
Fred Parsons and Ur. Burnett of Ash­
Price 25 cents.
citizens having subscribed $275. The where Mr. Rogers has property interests. land drove out with their ladies Sunday.
court also contributed $150 toward the
Hou. Eugene A. Sberwiu took Sun­ Tom Tolman of ihe Springs is spending
improvement of the sumnt-r road up day’s train for Portland to attend the a few days in Ashland.
BORN.
Rogue river to Ft. Klamath, citizens Masonic grand lodge
Mr and Mrs. Hill of Barron were up on
ANDRE—In Ashland, June 9, 1901, to having contributed $187 by subscription.
Ex-Mayor J. R Casey returned Fri­ a fishing excursion Friday.
Congressman Tongue was on Satur­ day from Santa Monica, Cal., where he
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Andre, a daughter.
Hillery Parker of Asblan t spent Friday
CRAMER—In Granta Paes, Saturday, day's train for southern California to has been for his health.
at the Hotel.
join
the
congressional
committee
on
June 1, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. T. P. rivers and harbors who are taking in the
R. R Redwine, the irrepressible
Mrs. Meliisof Ashland drove up Sunday
Cramer, a son.
water ways of the coast. They will come “Kid” of railroad fame, has beeu paying to make arrangements for the coming of a
lady from Sacramento,
HARVEY—At Medford, June 1,1901, to up the coast. Mrs. Tongue and their bis folks on the McCloud a visit.
Mr and Mrs. H. H. Harvey, a son.
Mr. Britt of Portland agent for the 8 P.
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Reames of Jack­
Tom Roberts visited Roseburg last
was here a couple of days looking after
week but reports that the rumor that Co.
VON BENZON—In San Francisco, June sonville, are accompanying him.
the interest of the Co in* this vicinity.
4, 1901, to Mr and Mrs. A. W. Von
Jack Harbin of Ft. Klamath was ar­ he will take a saloon there was prema-
Mr. and Mrs I.anderson who have been
Benzon, (nee Miss Carolyn D. Roper,) rested last week by deputy U. S Mar­ ture.
spending a few weeks at the Springs have
a eon.
shal A. A. Morse and taken to Portland
Miss Lyle Watson, tbe Grants Pase returned to their home at Coquile
charged with selling liquor there for stonograplter, returned Sunday from a
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown of Napavine,
years without securing a license. Lately visit of nearly a week with her folks iu Wash,
MARRIED.
are at the Hotel where Mr. Rrown
he secured a license and has now been Ashland.
is taking mud baths for rheumatism*
jerked up for selling the stuff to the Red
Mrs. A. L. Harvey returned to Goid
CLINTON—CHANDLER —At Keno, man, Jack formerly res ded at Willow
Fox and Good of Ashland are seen at the
Hill Friday from a visit to her son, Mr. Springs almost daily. The tourist-« seem
June 1. 1901, Wm. L Clinton and Mies Springs in this county.
and Mrs. J. A. Harvey, in Mendocino to know good rigs when they see them.
Pearl D. Chandler, both of Klamath
Engineer McRea of the Medford-Butte county, Cal.
county, by J L. Padgett, J. P.
Dr. Clive Major of Grants Pass came up
creek water ditch was in Ashland Sat­
Leo. Hopkins, arrived last week from on the stage Saturday. The Dr. is not tn
GALBRAITH—ORME—At Grants Paes, urday accompanying his wife this far on
very good health and will remain a few
June 3, 1901, Harvey Galbraith and a trio to San Francisco. He reports the Orient, having taken in China and days.
Miss Rosa A. Orme, Rev. N. F. Jenkine that they have one mile of ditch com­ lite principal parts ot the east. He will
There was a jolly crowd out from Ash-
go to Pelican Bay.
officiating.
menced.
land Sundav vz; Messrs. Wm. and John
____
Geo
Shepherd,
having
sold
his
sheep,
LEWIS—STOCK .VELL—At Klamath
O. L. Dunlap, of Phoenix, went to left Monday with his family for Long Aitken. J, H. Dutton Mrs. Lakin and two
children and Miss Frances Tozier.
Falls. June 2, 1901, Charles C. Lewis Lakeview last week, making the trip in
aud Mies Caroline W. Stockwell, by two and a half days. He is visiting his Beach, Cal , to make their residence in
Street Incident.
Rev. C. A. Stockwell.
brother, Sheriff Horace Dunlap, and southern California for their health.
thinks
of
locating
there.
Clarence
Dun
­
Col.
Chas.
Coggswell
was
on
Friday
’
s
“
My
dear
8'r,” exclaimed Lawyer
SIMONS—PERRY-Iu Grants Pass,
June 5, 1901, John H. Simons and lap is running a billiard parlor at train en route to Portland from Lake­ Bartholomew Livingston, meeting the
view and A. S. Hammond returned to Rev. Dr. Archibald Windham ou the
Minnie May Perry, both of Josephine Lakeview.
villig.i street, “What does this mean?
county, Rev. Robert Leslie officiating.
Articles have been filed incerporating Medford the same day.
The Rogue River Valley Oil Company, > A sea of shirt waists of all styles and I thought you were laid up with al! sorts
DIED.
Medford, $250,000; A. B. Blitoo, J. A. colors at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s. of bad diseaees!”
“And so I was,” replied the reverend
Perry. F. M. Stewart, G. H. Howland, They a>e so attractive they will coax on
gentleman, “I bad an attack o( indigest
T.
E.
Hills.
the
summer
weather.
Try
them.
GAGE—At Medford, June 1, 1901, Jesse
ion and from that time on my whole
T. A. Reavis and family arrived last system has been in a disorder«! condit­
David L. Allen of Klamath Falls has
Gage, aged 79 years.
week from Malheur county and will ion until I began taking Hood’s Sarsa­
JUeDONOUGH—In Willow Springs pre been granted a $6 per month pension.
Ashland their future home, They parilla which has put me on my feet and
The 4th class postmasters of Marion make
ciuct, June 7,1901, James McDonough,
county met at Salem Saturday and ef­ are former neighbors of Mitchell Bros. cured all my stomach troubles.”
v'ged 75 years.
“I don’t know it said the lawyer.
an organization. There were 19 the liverymen.
OW.’tN—At Round Grove, Klamath fected
“This same medicine cuted my wife of
postmasters
present.
The
following
people
were
up
from
cou ’ity. May 30, 1901, James Owen,
Friday evening to attend the rheumatism and my little girl of scrofula.
Jeptha Green, chaii man of the Rose­ Medford
aged 74 years, 5 months and 12 days.
Native
Daughters
entertainment-: Miss When they say its the fyest medcine
soc allot club, has called a county Alta Naylor, Mesdanee
WHITTINGTON—At Talent, June 5, burg
F. L. Cranfill, money can bur, they only tell the truth.”
has
called
a
county
convention
of
social
­
“Yes, yes, so they do,” replied the
1901, Wm. Whittington, aged 56 years ists for that place on June 17th to effect A. Z Sears. A. T. Drisko, J. H. Butler,
minister, and the two passed on.
Fred
Luy,
E
D.
Elwood,
M-
I<-
Alford.
WALKER—In Medford, June 7, 1901, a county organization. Rev. J. Stitt
Mrs. Prudence Walker, eged 89 years. Wilson will expound the theories of
For iron pipe and fittings go to W. N.
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
socialism on that occassion.—-Roseburg Grubb 4 Co. hardware dealers.
The most delightful route of travel to the
BILLS—In Scott Valley, June 3, 1901, Plaindealer.
Mrs. Edwards and children returned East is fiy way of Salt Lake City—(he City
Mrs. R. W. Bills, aged 58 years.
,
Luckey Baldwin, the notorious roue of home to Phoenix Sunday from a family of the Sainis—and the Rio Clran ie West­
California was on Monday’s south bound reunion at Red Bluff, Cal. Her biother, ern Railway, tn conjunction with either the
WANTED.—Capable, reliable person in train from Cape Nome, He had the ap­ Oscar Hussey, whom she has not seen iu Denver <t Rio Grande or Colorado Mid­
every county to represent large company ot pearance of an invalid and was being Jo years, and his family from Anaconda, land Railroads. This route not only car­
ries lt.e passenger through the Heart of the
solid financial reputation; $93»1 -alary per
Rocky Mountains and in view of the most
vear. payable weekly ; $3 per day absolute­ waited upon by a good looking young Mon,, wprp present.
ly sure and all expenses; straight bona fine, woman.
Mrs C U. Snider, representing Orient magnificent scenery on tbe continent, bu'
it also provides for stop-over on railr -ad
definite salary ..no commission; saiarv paid
Putnam Fadless Dyes do not stain the Chapter, O E. S , and Lake Shore lodge, and Pulltqan tickets q taint and pictures­
each Saturday and expense money ad­
Degree
of
Honor,
arrived
from
Lakeview
kettle. Sold by
que Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs,
vanced each week STANDARD HOt 8E. bands or spot the
last week and after visiting the family Manitou, Denver, etc Through Pullman
McNair Bros.
.334 DaARBOR« S t ., C hicago
of her brother, A. McCallen, left Satur- Palace and Ordinary Sleepers. Free Reclin­
Will T. Boyd of Lakeview was on Sat­ for Portland.
ing Chairs Cars and a Pe-fect Diuing Car
urdays train for the Masonic and A. O.
Service via this route to Denver, Omaha.
D
yspkpsia
can
bk
C
crbd
bv
using
Ack
­
U. W. grand lodges at Portland.
ers'Dyspepsia Tablets.
One little Tablet Kansas City. Ht. Louis and Chicago Per­
will give immediate relief or money re­ sonally couducted weekly tourist excurs­
Sheriff Orme was here Saturday.
ions, For printed matter rates, eto., in­
Waists •••
WM. YEO & CO
S. 0. FURREY
e verything for the
HOUSE.
funded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at
SEVENTY-FOUR MILES AN HOUR. 25cts. M c N air B bo 8.
Stov «•- Ysnkee, «rani^ware an-1 tin­
_________________
ware, turniture.
b<-droooi suites, > bed
Le;. ­
mattresses, carpeta, and
Btea>1s, spring
t
matting. Agent for John Deere buggies,
wagons a nd implements.
of Ashland are sinking a shaft on a rich
streak of ore recently discovered. They
will eoon mill about 20 tons of the rich
ore at the stamp mill on the ground.
CASTOR IA
Ute Ind You
Bean th«
Signatur« of
Always
Wm. Beagle and eon Jim went to the
Coffee Caps Which Failed to Record Spencer mine Monday where he, togeth­
er with Phillip Mullen and J. P. Gilmore
Jjie Speed of the Train.
To a Washington group Col Wells H.
Blodgett of St. Louis told a story of rail­
road travel which caueed his hearers to
marvel. His theme was the improve­
ment of transportation facilities in the
United State*, Jlis argument was that
Every thing, Both Mew and
these advantage are coming so rapidly
Second-Hand.
and with so little mention thftt most
Stores: Mai 1 St., and 4tb St., near Depot people do not appreciate them.
“Un a s’retch <>f the Wabash recently.’’
Col. BlodgeU sajfi, “several of us were
C2.A-Í »Tom JX-. .
at breakfast. The catfee cups stood so
Th« lud Yoa Have A
BoujM evenly that, although they were full not
a drop splashed over the eide. Conver­
sation turned upon speed, and one who
was at the table remarked that he bad
often desired to realize wliat a rapid rate
meant,” quotes the New York Mail and
*’18 *'ntl
l)ilW AiW1!B
Express. “He said he had been on the
New York Central when It was claimed
that the train was going sixty miles an
hour, but he had hie doubts about it, be­
cause the jar did not indicate anything
unusual.
“At the time of this conveisation the
car u mu which we were taking a tn-al
did not seem to be making any unsual
For Infants and Children.
time. We discuseed the sense of speed
would be expressed by the traveler.
Hare
Bought as As it a matter
of curiosity, we asked the
conductor to look at the registering ap
RECORD
a SHIAND, OREGON
$1.75
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1901.
VOL. XIV
PRESSE!» BUICKS.
Ladies’
VALLE! RECORD
“I bad ■ running sore on my breast for
over a year,’* says Henry R. Richards of
Willseyville. N. Y . and tried a great many
remedies, but got no rebel until I used
Banner Salve. After using or.e-balf box,
i ires perfectly cured. I cannot recom­
mend it too highly." T. K. B olton .
R. A. Payne, the plasterer of this city, Blame
the Klaniatbs For the War
formerly lived neighbors to Calvin Hall
That Brought Their Downfall.
near Lookout, Modoc county, and re­
members Hall distinctly as the best edu­ E A. Burbank, in the Chicago Even-
cated and most enlightened and intelli­ ing Post writes from Quapaw’Agency.
gent citizen of that part of the country. Indian Territory, about the last of tlie
Mr Hall and Mr. Payne were instru­ Modoc Indians, as follows:
mental in organizing the first school dis- . The Modocs who took part in the
trict in that section and Mr. Pavne re­ Modoc war in the lava beds of Southern
members him particularly as a very Oregon were eent here as prisoners im­
public spirited citizen especially iu the mediately after the Modoc war, ard fif­
matter of promoting educational inter­ ty of them are still living, including
ests, not only encouraging the levying men, women and children. There are
of taxes to erect and maintain schools, only twelve men and all took part in
but frequently going into his own pri­ the war. Captain Jack, their chief, and
vate means towards doing so. Mr. Hall, three other Indians were hanged. Cap­
in spite of the fact of being a .“squaw tain Jack’s sister, who is called Princess
man” was the foremost citizen of the Mary, lives here Her chin is tattooed
section and a prominent figure in the re­ with straight lines running from her
publican county conventions of Modoc mouth to below her chin, as a sign of
county.. He had discussed his family mourning for her brother.
connections with Mr. Payne and ad­ Two of the Modoc chiefs sat for po-
mitted it was a mistake he fell into in traits for me. It is interesting to hear
the early days of the country, realized them relate their experiences during the
the drawback it was to hint siuce the war. Chief Yellow Hammar, who is
county became settled up with white sitting for me now in Modoc costume,
families, and often asked himself what says the Klamath Indians were the
is a man to do in such a case. Answer­ cause of the trouble. He declares tjiey
ing hie own enigma h< said there was deceived the Modocs and the whites.
The Klamath Indians would kill cattle
nothing to do but to live it out. Mr.
I'ayne said no one ever considered him a belonging to the whites and then would
tell the whites the Modocs did it. Chief
thief or capable of becoming on *.
Lalow-sheus, or Miller Charlie, as he is
*‘A few months ago, food which I a'c for called by the whites, asserts that the
breakfast would n >t remain on my stomach cause of the Modoc war was that the
forhttlf an hour. I .used one bottie of your Modocs were starving, that the agent
K-aibi Dyspepsia t'ure and can now eat my did not furnish them food due them and
breafcfa«t and other nieaies with a re’ish
and Iny foodis thoroughly diggesJed. Noth­ that their chief, Capt. Jack, notified the
ing equals Kodol Dvspepsia Gore for agent that if it was not sent at a certaiu
stontach troubles’ II S. Fitts, Abington time they would lie compelled to leave
Tex. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what the reservation and fish and hut t to ob­
you eat.—M c N aib B ros .
tain food, which they finally did. and it
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resulted in war.
Of Local Interest He<e,
I asked Chief Yellow Hammer if they
had good weapons. He replied: “Yes;
From Lakeview Rustler.]
Orange Lemon came in from Boise as good as the soldiers,” and that Capt,
City. Idaho, the last of tbe week having Jack had plenty of money made from
skins, etc., and furnished them
made the trip across the desert on his telling
all the ammunition they needed.
wheel. Mr. Lemon in connection with with
Dr. J. S. Herndon is opening up a drug He says that before the fight Capt. Jack
all his Indians together and ex­
store at New Pine Creek. For the past called
three years Orange has been teaching plained to ti etn how- matters stood, and
school in Idaho. His partner, Dr. Hern­ then told them that all who wished to
fight for the Modocs should come over
don, has made many friends mice his on
his side. Chief Yellow Hammer says
location in the county a year ago, and is that
300 including men and squaws
a succees'ul practitioner with belli abil­ went about
to Capt. Jack’s eide The Modocs
ity and experience.
here are quite industrious—more so than
R. A. Paxton and two sons of I ake- anj* of the other tribes living on this res­
view are driving a band of 9000 head of ervation. Each man has forty acres of
sheep from that place to the railroad at land. The older people receive rations
Sisson.
They estimate it will take once a month.
three months to make the trip.
New* ill the Music Worl I.
Mrs Ed. Caeebeer of Bly, has been
quite sick the past few days. She is im­
Art lovers who enjov music ai well
proving and is now able to sit up.
will be interested to know that George
Roes Finley ot Bly, has been quite sick Rosey’s latest march, published this
with the fever and mumps, but is rapid­ month, is called the ‘Gainsborough,’ af­
ter the famous painting which was lost
ly improving so we understand.
for twenty-five years, The new march
Ed Armstrong and his brother Ben is another ‘Honey-moon,’the composer’s
left here for Seattle Monday,
first tremendous success.
Music lovers whose favorite ballad was
John Nyswaner and family of Phoo-
‘Little Georgia Rose’ will be interested
nix’have located at Lakeview.
to learn that the same authors, Max S.
Witt and Robert F. Roden, have anoth­
Played Oat.
Dall Headache. Pains in various parts of er beautiful ballad entitled ‘We Were
Happy Once Together, Kate and I.’
the body, Sinking at the pit of the stomach,
Mary Mannering has just sent her
Loes of appetite, Feverishness, Pimples or approbation to a new set of waltzes,
Sores are all positive evidences of impure called after her name and dedicated to
blood.
No matter how it becarneso.it her by a talenteJ actress, Miss Julia
must be purified in order to obtain good
The title page alone is a
health. Acker’s Blood Elixer h is never Devereux.
failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poi­ marvel of beauty.
‘I’m Going to Live Anyhow Until I
sons or any other blood diseases.
It is
certainly a wonderful remedy, and we »ell Die,’ is the quaint title of an o -J I philo
every boule on a positive guarantee. Me- eophical coon song.
It is by Shepard
N aih B ros .
Edmonds and has had great success as
sung by Earnest Hogan, Clarice Vance
REAL ESTATE.
and other sta-s.
‘The Art of Picking Fowl’ is an add
Ma-garet Vanhardenberg to E S Slineon,
conceit in a coon song by Heelati and
160 acres in sec 12. twp 37. $150.
Ben Haymond to Chas K Kay, 115 acres Helf. Those in search of a laughing hit
n »ec 22. twp 36, $200
should be sure ami get it.
F M Blevins and wife to J W Dunkin,
‘A Picture Without a Frame’ ia the
117 acres in s» c 28. twp 36. $1500.
title of a new ballad by Al Wilber and
James W Dunkin to C R Kay, 4 ; acres in
Harry Jones which has won much
see 37. twp 36. $600.
It has a beautiful desciption ot
J W Odger» to Wii'ttm McCianaiian, 265 favor.
pastoral scenes in it, coupled to a sweet
acres in see 7 and 8, twp 33, $1000.
J A Black to E D Elwood pro;>erty in melody.
Medford, deed to correct defective title,
The above publications ar6 issued this
month by Jos. W. Stearn & Co., the
MINING LOCATIONS.
‘House of Hits,’ who are also agents for
EJ Davidson, placer claim in Missouri
the celebrated S. S. Stewart Bai-j-'s and
Flat district May 23.
H J Hobbs, quertz claim in Wards creek the George Bauer Mandolins and Gui
tars They wt l lie pleased to send their
district, May 31.
G W Cook, placer claim in Steamboat illustrated catalogue free, upon applica­
district June 4.
tion to their main offices, 31 E 21st St.,
C K Mixter, placer claim in Steamboat New York.
district, June 4
A D Sperry, placer claim in Steamboat
Only Otic Way to l>o It.
district. June 4.
Frank Mixter, placer claim in Steamboat
district, June 4.
Frank A Hartzell, placer claim in Steam­
boat district, June 4
L W Smith, quartz claim in Forett creek
district June 4.
W K Stansell, quartz claim in Foots creek
district, June 4.
Keystone of Oregon G M & M Co by F
Voyle, q c Jackson creek dist, J une 5.
Frank Carson, q c, Applegate d.st, June
7, 01.
Thomas Maple, Birkbeck, Ill., wr tes: •1
had a very bad case of kidney trouble and
my back pained me so I could not
straighten up. The doctor’s treatment
did me no good. Saw Foley’s Kidney
Cure advertisied and took one bo'tle which
cured me and 1 have not been affected
»ince 1 gladly recommend this remedy?’
T.K. B olton .
The Odd Fellows are having estimates
and plans prepared for their new $5,000
building at Klamath Falls.
NO. 3.
THE MODOCS.
i
Knew the Lynched Calvin Hall.
Normal Elocution Contest.
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My little son had an attack of whrop-
ing cough and was threatened pn nmonis
but for Chamberlian’s Cough Rrnedy
we would have had a serious tin e of it.
It also saved him from iev»ral severe at­
tacks of croup.—H. J. Strickfaden. editor
World He^a'd, Fair Haven, Wash. For
sale by all dru.-gists.
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Get front Portland to Chicago in 72 hours
—just 3 days.
The “Chicago-Portland
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via O. R & N„ arrive» at Chicago at 9:30
the third day. New York and B iston are
reached tbe fourth day.
This train, ac­
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Northivc-t and tbe East, is solid'y veati-
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Pullman drawing room sleeping car», free
reclining chair cars, and unexcelled dining
cars, the mea's on which are equal to those
served at the very best hotels Kemamber
this train runs solid Portland to Chicago:
there is no change of cars, and the good of
it is. it costs no more to ride on it than on
other routes.
We have oil er trains—The “Tacific Ex­
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Huntington, and tfie ‘‘Spokane Flyer”
leaves at o p, m. daily via Spokane for St.
Pani «nd tbe East.
For rates, sleeping car reservations, etc.,
call on or write to any O. R. & N »gent, or
write to
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Portlqpd, Oregon.
General Passebger Agent-
Workmen
ccntygflfcYg a/e d'clntf In
Ashland & Klamath Falls
The class in elocution he’d their an-!
nual contest last Saturday evening in !
Chautauqua tabernacle, under tbe di-!
reetton of Prof. I E Vining.
Most of the speakers were in costume,
making a pleasing effect. The selertions
were mostly in the form of monologues.
Thoroughly Restocked and
Miss Josephine Crow of Merlin, was
Entirely
New Mauagemont.
awarded the medal.
The judges were Mrs. J. C. Wb’pp of
GARRETT
Jacksonville, Mrs. R. M. Foster of Aeb- ROBERT M.
land, and W. I. Vawter of Medfor-.i.
Superintendent.
There were ai>out seven hundred peo­
ple present. The following was the pro­
Best and
gram :
Instrumental Trio, “Martha de Flotow” Quickest Route to
. ................................................. Be ver
Misses Durham, Pelton and Eddv^
Vocal Trio. “Down the Dewy Dell”
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................................................... Smart
Misses Johnson, Durham and Silsbv.
“Annie O’Brien”......................... Dallas
Goes by Barron, Si ake.
M. R. Bates.
Soda Springs, Parkers and
“For God and Country”............ Russell
Keno ; also best connections
Miss A. Moore
witn stage lines from Klam­
“As the Moon Rose”................. Phelps
ath Falls to Bonanza, Bly
Miss F. Cambers.
»nd Lake view, Ft. Klamath
“Where the Lillies Bloom”........ Pieur
and Indian Agency.
Mr. A. Thornton.
“Annunciata”................................ Fanton Passengers, Baggage, Express A Freight
Miss J. Crow.
Must be Waybilled.
“Old Benedict Arnold”............... Phelps
Mr E Shepherd
Piano Solo, “Titiana”.................... Nely
Miss P.. Eddy.
“Cieeds of the Bells”............... Buncay
he
Master Harrison Howell.
Mixed Quartet, “O Hush Thee My Baby”
f
253 BROADWAY, NEW YOA k .
• ........................................... Sullivan
Misses Silsby. Messrs. R. Burnelt
Weekly Edition,
and F. Neil.
$5.00 per Annum.
Danger, disease and death follow neglect
qf the bowels. Use DeWitt’s Little Ear,y
Hilev and tlie Violin.
Kisers to regulate thgru and'you ' will add
years to your life and life to' your years.
It- has been noticed that nt. all the
Easy to take, never gripe.— M c N air B ros . entertainments g*iven by James Whit­
comb Riley there is always a violin
solo on the programme.
There is
never an exception to the rule. His
manager says the custom is followed
yoa have seen hundreds of your companions out of deference to Riley, although
Wfota aw-y In mill and foundry with a pereUtent it U pot known that he ever re­
Cough. You nave seen hundreds of them die »1th
that terrible disease, consumption. Yi.-p. have seen quested such a favor. There is a
Wives left penniless, and children thrown upon story back of that. It appears that
the mercies of the cold worlii. because the father
coughed liis life away. Tlie air you breathe Riley's ambition early in life was to
every day is full of sharp, metallic dust, which is be a violinist. He is quoted as say­
inhaled into tbe lungs and irritates tbeir dclieato
lining. In the case of glass blowers, the fierce ing tliftt an accident spoiled a mighty-
fine fiddler to make a second-rate
poet, but then people may- not agree
quire ofU. D. Mansfield, General Agent, 122
A Third St.. Portland, Or.', hr Geoi W,
with him on that score.
When he
Heluis. General Passenger Agent, Salt
was
a
young
man
he
exercised
a fiddle
Lake City.
a good deal. It is said that when lie
began pnveticing out on the front
The biilious. tired, nervous man cannot
successfully compete with his healthy rival.
porch the neighbors went in and
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers the famous
closed the doors and windows, no
p i s for constipation will remove the cause
matter how hot it might be. but that
of your troubles,—M c N aib B ros .
may be a slander. At any rate, Riley
E xpkbirnce Is T hs B ist T kacheb . Use
wanted to be a violinist, and yas
Acker’s English Remedy in any case of
coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to
grpatly wrapped up in his
give Immediate relief money refqndec
when he met with an accident
*25cts. and 50cts. E ugknb A. S hkbwin .
that caused the loss of his left
Prof. M. G. Royal, formerly the head
thumb. This made it impossible for
of the old Ashland College, is now prac­
heat of the molten glass forces Its way up the him to pursue his violin practice, and
ticing law at Olympia, Wash , and is tube
Into the lungs where it gradually breaks the songs that were struggling for
city attorney of that town.
down their delicate structure, making every ooM utterance through the medium of the
n danger to life. You can’t afford to quit work­
Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes: He ing aud are daily exposed to this fatal dust ana violin found escape through verse,
was troubled with kidney disease about intense heat. What you and your friends need
three years. Had to get up several times is Acker’s English Remedy. This will make yrair and the world is better off on account
Rilgy’-s managers
during the night but three bottles of Foleyls throat and lungs strong again. It will heal the of bis accident.
Kidney 'Cure euecicd a complete cure, he irritation, brace up your strength, and you need know <4 fiis weakness for the fiddle,
lose a day's work. I have noticed that In
f»eh better than he ever di't and recom­ never
time mill» there are no cases of ConsnmMlon. and that ia the reason there is al­
mends it to his friends. T. K. B olton .
The reason is that Acker*» English Remedy is ways a violin solo in the entertain­
Sirs. M. S. StireWalt returned home used by the men working there.
ment programme.
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The far ncrlhwest hqs entered into
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