■nr illa VALLE! BECOBD VALLEY ......... ASHLAND, OREGON Published Every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : One Year............................................. $1 75 j 8ix Months.......................................... 1 00 Three Months.................................. . .. 50' Advertising Rates Given on Application.; r 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 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 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 ------ J —— resulted in war. Of Local Interest Heerty 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. • I 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. T ENÖ"^ÄJ0URNAL Monthly Edition, SI.50 per Annum. SPECIMEN COPY FREE. R. N. NASON’S PAINT! Stonide Floor Paint, - - National Wagon Paint, Continental Household Paint, and CÊMENTICO. I -®®"“^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WONK O Window Shades Has arrived, comprising Cheap, Medium and High Grade goods ZUç up Largest Stock and Best Variety in Southern Oregon A o heavy Oil Opaque Cloth of different widths, from which we make Chid Size and Wide Shades in colors to match stock goods. Our stock of PorciereB and Lace Curtains is complete. Do not fail to see us when in need of Carpets, Ruout 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” • ................................................... 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. to Traver, Cal., Sunday after a visit with Sold at 25c., 50c. and |1 a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada ; and in England her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Moore, in at Is. 2d., a. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you are not satisfied New Competitor for Wheat Trade. Ashi^r.4. after lgiymg, return the bottle to your druggist, The far ncrlhwest hqs entered into ’ Dyspeptics cannot be long lived because »pd get your money back. eonipetiiion with the Mississippi valley aWAori» the abort guarantot. ' to live r< quires nourish meat. Food is not ' nourishing until it is digested. A dis­ F. B. HOOKER i CO; Propricfcri, Sew Fork, for the w in at ttade of the world. A British steamer has loaded wheat at ordered stomach cannot digest food, it Sold by McNair Bros. must have assistance, Krxlol Dyspepsia Tacoma for Liverpool via the Suez Cure digests all kinds of food without aid canal. The Cape Horn route is short­ from the stomach, allowing it to re-t and er, but is less desirable because of the regain its nat iral functions. Its elements are exactly tbe same as the natural digest- to sell if yoa don’t advertise? See what cost of «nd difficulty in procuring coal. How Do You Expect Cannot be better spent than bv subscrib ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a year. 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