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Sagst Bro» VALLE! BECORD. Published Every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : One Year............................................. $1 75 Six Months......................................... 1 00 Three Months...................................... 50 Advertising Rates Given on Application. RECORD VALLEA .........ASHLAND, OREGON ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1901. VOL. XIV. VALLE! RECORD» ......... ÀSHLJND. OREGGS $1.75 NO. 6. I I PRESSED BRICKS. Cannot be better spent than by subeeHM ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a year. Justthink! >1.75 gives you all the news for a year. Try it I 3 WHICH IS THE RABBATII DAY. Timber Land locators Arrested. Spitting Blood Helena, Mon., June 26.—United States A Repreeemative of the Ashland Min Mi9s Ada Ketchum went to Gold Hill Grand Jury made a final report t-m’ght. Sunday. isterial Association Replea to the i02 indictments. They are almost all Article that Says it is Saturday. against land locators in the Missoula Dr. J. S Moore of Grants Pass visited "I used to cough a great Colestin over Sunday. M r . E ditor :—In your issue of June land district, and charge pe-jnry in deal and spit 20th sppears an article under title of swearing that they filed upon the lan«ls Fred Kelley, the mining man, is oper» blood, and “Saturday is the Sabbath” in which the for personal use, w hercas they transferred atiog at Auburn, Cal. my neighbors them soon after securing title. The writer quotes much scripture to sustain in Dayton, Special Patterns, all Colors Mrs. J. J. Ullman of Baker City is vis lands comprise about 15,000 acres and .Ohio, where liis position and thinks because lie can iting Gold Hill relatives. 7-' j I live, said quote scripture in hisdefence he is secure were bought by R. M Cobban. The per and Shades................. ... . 50 cents up I among them against attack. He reminds us of a cer sons indicted include school teachers, Miss Fornia Holt went to Yreka Sun ranchers, servant girls and others. selves that X e ' < I Pi tain Presbytetian minister who, by say day to spend 4th of July week. had con Has now opened up in the Williams stone building. ing that elder and Presbyterian (Pres- R ' Dy-peptics cannot be loug lived tiecause If sumption, al John W. Wiley left Friday for San Fine Line of Ladies’ and Men’s Underwear, biterai, Greek) were the same word to live retpiires’ nourishment. Food is not though they Francisco with a carload of hogs. proved to the satisfaction of himself and nourishing until it is digested. A dis- did not tell Our methods of business are up to date. me so to my C. Cunningham came in from Ft. congregation by quoting from Rev. 4:1 4 ordere«i stomach cannot digest food, it various shades, colors and prices. must have assistance, Kodol Dyspepsia face, for fear Klamath Friday after supplies. that there were Presbyterians in heaven Our prices are as low as we can possibly sell, and digests all kinds of food without aid of making ma But he would have had to quote many Cure Miss May Millsap returned Saturday from the stomach, allowing it to rest and despondent. more such texts to convince our Advent reg«iii its nat irdl functions. Its elemeuts wK 1 kept on from her echool up Butte creek. Crause & Brandegee’s celebrated Men’s Clothing brethren that they are any Presbyterians are exactly the ¿aine as the natural digest coughing and Ed. Spencer returned to Hornbrook there because the writings of the Advent ive fluids and it simply can’t help but do trying differ Sunday from a visit in Ashland. people take the position and probably you some good.—M c N air B ros . ent sorts of medicines, but correctly, too, that the best of Advent 20th Century boys’ and youths’ clothing C C. McClendon was up from Gold nothing seemed to reach my _ __ I trouble until D. E. Morris, superintendendent ot ists go to hades when they die. [Set Hill Saturday on a business trip. got hold of a bottle of Acker English Smith’s “Man’s Nature and Destiny” construction on the Fish Lake water Remedy. I prayed for health all ’s the time, Senator Cameron is visiting his placer page 156.] Granted that the quotation ditch, was in the city this week upon and my prayers were answered as soon mines at Waldo, Josephine count)-. of many scriptural texte does prove that business. He reports work progressing as I began taking this celebrated Eng We firmly believe that we can not Saturday is and was the Sabbath under very satisfactorily on the ditch. The lish expectorant and tonic. 8ince mv re Supt. P. H. Daily returned Sunday the Jewish dispensation (and that dis working camp was moved last week covery I have told hundreds of sufferers serve our customers right unless we sell from a trip to Klamath Hot Spriugs. pensation was waxing old and ready to from the Daley place to the Kltngie from coughs, colds and weak lungs that ’s English Remedy would cure them. goods Cash before Delivery. This way Mies Lizzie Sutherland cameover from Nininger Block, near Depot, Ashland, Or. vanish away in A. D 64. Heb 8:13, place, near Butte creek, and on the line Acker Some of them won’t try it, aud it does Hornbrook Sunday to spend the 4th. See dates in margin) and did vanish of the ditch. The entire force is now seem to me terrible when anyone deliber we treat every customer alike and give away in A. D. 71 when Titus destroyed employed on actual ditch work and is ately refuses to be cured. There ought to Ex County Treasurer M. S. Welch and more goods for the money, or give bet Jerusalem and adjacent towns a id coun making good progress. By the middle be a law compelling consumptives to take family have gone to Kansas to locate. try. (See history.) Does that prove that of July the ditch will be completed to it. Even if they don't care for their own ter goods for the same money, than any Dr. B. F. Adkins returned to Medford we should keep the seventh day as the Osborn creek, making in all between lives, the public’s welfare should be consid Saturday from a visit in Indiana and the other system of business. Don’t you think so too? I hope Sabbath now? In Matt. 7:29 we are six and seven miles of completed ditch ered. EXPLORING LIKE CO. FOSSILS. KL.AMAT11 COUNTY NEWS. such a law will soon be enforced." east. told that Jesus taught as ot e having A strike among the workmen in the rock (Signed) M rs . R ichardson . From the Klamath Falls papers ] Miss Cora Cameron of Uniontown has authority and by reading the 5th, 6th gang was on last Monday, and the ag- California State University Making Sold at ISc.. toe. andjl a bottle, throughout the Unlte< returned from the state university at Eu gtessors, fifteen in number, were dis and 7th chapters of Matt, we learn that State, and Canada ; and In England, al 1« ad Sa ad Geo. Norris, Douglas Norris, Wm. a Collection of Interes'lng Pre His at. It yon are not .atiaSed after baying, return the said authority consisted in that in teach charged and given their lime checks — la Yours for business, Hanning and John Hanning of Klam- gene. bottle to your druggist and get your money'back. toric Relics. ing he change«) some things in the law. Medford Mail. Miss Agnes White came up from athon arrived here Tuesday morning on We authorize the above puarantce. In Matt. 5: 31-32 he changed or abridged Grants Pass Sunday on a visit with rela their way to Lakeview to prove up on Lakeview Rustler.] The billious, tired, nervous wan cannot W. II. HOOKER Sc CO., Proprietor», .Vrw Fort, the law found in Deut. 34:1 concerning tives. claims. Geo. Norris expressed compete with his healt'iv rival. Four students from the Berkeley Geo timber Sold by McNair Bros. divorcement. In Matt. 5:33-36, 'he law- successfully f opinion that work on the proposed Chas. Nickell returned yesterday from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers the fatuous logical Institute passed through Lake the found in Ex. 25:7, Lev. 19:12, Num. 30: railroad from Klamathon to Klamath pills for constipation wifi remove the cause the National Editorial association at view last week on their way to the desert, Falls would be commenced wkhin a 2, Dent. 5:11 concerning tak ng of oaths of your troubles,—M c N air B ros . Williams Block, Ashland, Oregon. According to the latest reports there 15 miles nortwest of 8uinmer Lake short time. We may expect to hear of Buffalo. he changes by telling his followers not to igá 4* are 134 lodges of Odd Fellows in Oregon, “ June ’ s a jolly jag of joy, ” declares an Their mission is in search of fossils. the start any dav now, so he says. The Mrs C. F. Lewis and family of Med ■ W * take oaths. In 38th and 39th verses of with a total membership of 7504. There They are H. A. Furlong, W. B. Green, surveyors are still at work trying to ford have joiued Mre. Crystal at Sebas- same chapter Jesus abrogated the t«*ach- eastern editor; l ut hedosen’tsav wheth are 39 encampments, with 1451 members. Carrie M. Alexander and Miss E. Wil shorten the line and secure an easy tapool, Cal. ing found in Ex. 21:24, Lev. 24:30, er he has a June bride or a case of The grand lodge of Washington was or son. Deut. 19:21. We do not claim that Jesus liquors.. 1 grade. A thousand grade stakes were E. D. Elwood of Medford went to ganized in 1878, withdrawing 14 lodges Their trip will not be futile, for in the sent to them from the Klamathon mill abrogated the 4th commandment. Your Danger, disea^a -tnd death follow ne^lec' and 451 members. The grand lodge of vicinity above mentioned lies buried in last week Mr. Norris eays cruisers and Yreka Sa'urday to see his horse perform of the bowels. Use DeWitt ’ s Little Early correspondent referred to in his article An “At Home" by Misses Mingus THE ORIGIN OF PETROLEUM. admits that Jesus changed the manner Hisers to regulate them and you will add Idaho was organized in 1883, withdraw the sand petrified skeletons of both ail buyers are thick in the timber aud that at the races. to your life and life to yonr years. ing nine lodgesand 305 members. cient animals and birds. These bones J. E. Enyart and E. E. Redfield at Misses Clara and Daisy Mingus gave The Geological Survey and Science in which the Sabbath was kept. We do years have ZS’iX Z for TouZds '«* 8Uch ” «'°™* Easy to take, never tripe.—M c N a b ’B ros Rea«l tbe R pcord . tended the shooting tournament at Walla an “at home” at the residence of Mrs. one better than that and claim that the nf >» » Thuv uru pnuurpJ Walla, Wash. of years. They are covered aith with Band sand, Ì i * • is Unable to Decide the Question. teaching in the New Testame t by ex Chas W. Root on Main street Friday but as the buows and rain wash down * Capt. 0 C. Applegate came down from Mies Lola Payne went to McCloud afternoon from 2 to 5'o’clock, in honor of At the United States Geological Sur ample at leaet, which is better than pre the sides of the little hills there is re Klamath Agency Friday with Maj. Jas. Saturday their guest, Miss Peatl Squire, of San vey the recent discoveries of oil in Texas, cept or law, implies that there was a on an extended visit to Miss McLaughlin, the inspector who had a vealed those great wonders of ancient Jose, Cal. The parlors were tastefully Wyoming and California, are regarded change in the time as well a« in the times which set the geologists to wonder correct treaty signed by 191 aduit In Kittie Gault. and beauiifully decorated with roses, mode. Sec Acts 20:7, 1st Cor. 16:2, Circuit Judge H. L. Benson took Sat sweet peas, ferns and nasturtions. Re with complaisance, not only because Rev. 1:10. This change does not dis dians, sufficient to make it binding. By ing how they came there. they will add millions to the visible If it is true that this earth has at some this new treaty the Indians get about urday’s stage for Klamath Falls from a freshments were daintily served by Mis wealth of the country, but because they annul the 4th commandment but »imply period changed its poles, and this was 50,000 acres more land, but no more trip up north. ses Luella Holourg, Nellie McIntosh, furnish additional fields for investiga- changes the obligation of its obin vanpe Stonide Floor Paint, - - National Wagon Paint, once a torrid zone, then it is easy to ac than formerly ¡mended, as the error was Mrs Geo. Young returned to Horn- Helen Churchman and Bessie Stanley. tioninto tiie source and origin of the from the 7th day of the week to the 1st count for how tLese huge animals came in favor of the government. The following invited ladies called : brook Saturday from a visit witli her ( Continental Household Paint, and CEMENTICO. various grades of “oil,” says the Balti day and as such iias been so observed by here. But bow is it that they are found Capt. Q. C. Applegate says the survey folks at Eugene. Christian people for more that 1800 Misses -Fannie Fox. Maude Patterson, more S ue . ditch, being made by so deep under the ground? This may i for r the irrigation _ o___ Nellie McIntosh, Bessie Stanley. Clara With ail the study aud original re years. If your correspondent will give Dr. W. P. Chisholm and iamny be accounted for by the water rushing Mr Miller of Colorado is aoout com- dingus. rcan Pearl ouuirc« Squire. ljo Daisy Mingus. May search “ or Mingus, which have been going on for careful attention to the line of thought Genevieve Tiffany, oyer tbe country at the time of the i pleted and that a crew of forty or fifty Gold Hill have gone to eastern Oregon Tiffany, ~ ~ iv, Ma Mamie Barnes, <aa8B8^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK . _ . • I ___ IJ L . ___ ___ 1 ____ 1 ...111 _ .A _ _____ a __ . many years in connection with petro- and scripture reference in the foregoing Maud Barnes. Mary Marv Leslie, Leslie, Msrearet change, which would be a natural conse men will be put on construction work for the summer. he will And plenty of Divine law for the lieum there is much ignorance on the quenee if the theories of the scientists about the first of July. The ditch will sacred observance of the 1st day of the Mrs. Sam Hodges and children of Gold Bvers.Nellie Dickey. Mabel Russell. Lue la are true, and it is both possible and run from Williamson river to near the Hill arrived Sunday to visit her sister, Holburg, Maggie Reeser, Mabel Rogers, subject Where it can be found, whence week to satisfy him. If not. we hope he Gertrude Engle, th en Churchman, Rosa it comes and its origin are all unanswer probable that this was the case, and mouth of Spr-gue river to Modoc Point. Mrs. Wm. Myer. Patterson, Lillie Patierson, Ro-a Dodge, ed questions. When a gusher is struck has enough Christian charity to avoid this country was for many years a great It will be 3 feet deep and 20 feet wide Susie Homes, Jessie Wagner, A. B. Latham, it spouts a black fluid known as ‘oil.” rushing into print and taking up clubs Will dwell and family have returned and will irrigate five or six thousand sea. Isa Duncan. Letha Duncan, Mae Sutton, to throw at others who are trying to to Davenport, Wash , from a visit with Gertrude Sutton, Lora Colton, Esther Sils- This may be a compound of 60 or 100 raise the staodanl of morality ami purity This country also contained other won acres of rich land. different oils, which have to be separa Central Point relatives. bv, Mary Silsbv, Fannie Mullet, Ida Har ders for the fossil hunters. At the south though in his opinion they may be Miss Jessie Parker was in town Tues- Anna Hargro'-e. Jessie Mathews, ted as far as possible before being (even end of »Varner Valley lines an ancient I day from Alkali valley. She expects to Mre. Ada Carter of Gold Hili is visit grove, misguided) to the great delight of the burying-grounds of the Indians, and by organize a class for instruction in paint ing her mother, Mre. C. P. Parker, at Elsie Pa'ter.son, Irma Mathews, Lena marketed. The qualities and charac Secularist ami the unbeliever, Casev, Fannie Ralpu, Kate Emery, Eva teristics of oil vary not only in the differ action of the weather these skeletons are iug, and should have no difficulty in do Lexington, eastern Oregon. Written by request. ■ avlor. x ent wells, but often in the same well, brought to the surface. The Indians ing so, as she is gifted in the branches D. M. B., M. D. M«-sdames-D. E. Hvde, H. L. Whited, the yield from one stratum being differ Miss Nellie Gib-on arrived home Sun who inhabited that country at the time Ashland, Or., June 26, 1901. this art embraced in cartoon, pea and day to spend 4th of July week with her F. M Drake, W. H Mowat. Alice Kane, ent from that of another lower down. of the earliest settlers knew uothlng of T. A. Hayes. C W. Root, W. O. Marks, The oil of the United States is entirely sketching and portrait as well as folk. She is from Hornbrook. F. M. Carter. J. R Matthews. D L. Rice, about this burving-ground, This coun ink landscape painting. Summer complaint is unusually preval J T. Rogers. J Coleman. J. Zeigler. C E different trom that found in Russia, try alio has other wonders pertaining to H as arrived, comprising Cheap, Mre. Belle Yarbrough and C. D. Yar Largest Stock Lane. E. li. Washburn. E. Patrick. <». B “ Java or Peru, which fact substantiates ent Rin >nt: children this season. A well Medium and High Grade goods John V. Houston left Tuesday Tuesdsy for Sa San brough left Sunday for Scio, Lum coun its formation, to which probably r - our 11^ VI n and Beet Variety developed case in the writer ’ s family was Beveral oils have 0. the theory that the Randall. F. B. Hatch. T. F. Kershaw, at from \ W H bought before Francisco for medical ’ treatment young students will give a tl _ __ 1___ _ and __ J a ty, where her mother is very ill. in Southern Oregon cured last wetk by the timely use of E. Donnelly, F. O. Lennart. diffeieut origins. they leave the country, and well they change of climate, his health having A o heavy Oil Opaque Cloth of different widths, from which we make Chamberlain ’ s Q «lie, Cholera ar.d Diar A. J. Allen, who formerly taught One of the theories as to the source of might Should they happen to investi been very poor for Beveral weeks, owing Size and Wide Shades in colors to match stock goods. Our stock of Your Face oil is that it comes from the fat of ani-: rhoea R-*inedv-.-»one of the best patent Odd gate the rimrocks here they will find in i to organic ailments. He will be j«>ined school at Woodville, is now in the in Portieres ami Lace Curtains is complete. medicines manufactured and which is surance business at Ogden, Utah. male or fish which had been squeezed Shows the state of your feelings and the traveling along those perpendicular walls by his wife as soon as he gets located, Do not fail to see us when in need of Carpets, Rufs, of your health as well. Impure blood out or distilled through countlese ages always kept on hand at the hotna cf ye Miss Marie Nickell, who has been at sta-e of rock what has at some lime been and they will remain in that section un makes itself apparent in a pale an<l sallow to be collected in the oil sands. scribe. Tuis is hot intended as a free Mattings and Linoleum chimneys for the escape of gases and in til be gets permanent relief. tending St. Helen’s Hall in Portland, contolexion, Pimples and Skin Eruptions. Experimenting on this line in. an puff for the cotnpay, who do not adver Prices according to Quality, returned to Jacksonville last week. ternal tires It is possible that all the If yon are feeling weak and worn out and effort to verify the theory, Warren and tise with ns, but tn benefit little 8 iffsrers Marion Hanks has a huge water wheel healthv appearance, you , ®1Iorv veriiy iue uiwy, ” «io not have a r — — -------------- valleys in this country wete once the neatly completed at his place. It will But Always Low Mrs. Mamie Galbreath and two chil Blood Elixir it cures I Storer took menhaden oil and, through who may not. be within easy acct -8 of a highest mountains of Eastern Oregon work in Klamath river and furnish an dren returned to Yreka Friday from a should try Acker ’ ’ s s Blood phis <ian. N > family shoul 1 b> with ■“ i distillation, produced a kerosene, wi.ich all Dlood diseases where cheap darsaparillas But fires! ■ abundance of power for irrigation. It is visit with her folks on Granite street. — owing ----- to the great internal ... and so called purifiers fail; knowing this, they marketed without an art ideal out a bottle of thia medicine in th - house burning for vears they were umiermtiied an ir)iprovelne^t which me/n9 mucb t0 Mr. and Mrs. E<1 ward Edgar of Mas we sell ev«-rv bottle on a positive guaiantee. nature being discovered. In 1888 Engler especially in Piimnier-tiine—Ltnsing, and their great weight tumbled them in, the productiveness aud value of Mr. distilled under pressure half a ton of Iowa, Journal. For sale by all D«tijgists. sillon, Ohio, have been visiting Jackson M c N air B ros ., druggists. making valleys where there were once Hank’s ranch. menhaden oii, from which he obtained ville relatives, David Linn aud family. high mountains. There must have Another R. II. Goes Prohibition. New Edueat onal Institution. petroleum distillates. The disstillate J. S. Diller, of the U. S. Geological been terrible eaithquakes in Oregon at E. E. Phipps and family arrived Fri was brown but flourescent. Sixty per A press dispatch from Frankfort. Ind., The Catholic Church of Oregon has tiiat time, but undoubtedly that was in ' survey arrived Thursday from Washing day from os Gatos, Cal , where he is the early stages of formation, before • ton, — to — superintend ,i .ui a »-------- the ---------- re-sounding of , running a Racket store, to visit relatives. May 10, states that the Clover Leaf Rail cent consisted of saturated hydrocar secured the plant and propeitv of the road Company has issued a general or bons which isolated and identified a big Methodist university near Portland, man or beast inhibited what is now j Crater Lake. Mr and Mre. 0. O. Helman arrived der prohibiting its employees entering Dumber of oils usually contained in the The buijdittg will bp used for school Oregon. Born—In Klamath Falls. Oregon, Sat Saturday from Sawyers Bar, Siskiyou saloons at any time.either on or off duty. products of certain oil fields, He also purposes, and i.t is to bo couducto 1 as an The students will take the best speci June 23,1901. to Mr. and Mrs. county, on a visit to relatives. and The order also prohibits employees of purified the product and made good educational institution for 10 consecu mens of fossils back to the institute, urday, H. T. Chitwood, a daughter. the road from boarding or rooming at kerosene oil. Not satisfied with this he tive years Besides the building, 28 friends. where the geologists and philosopers went further and showed that other fats will study and pass theories upon them. J. H. Houston & Son bought last week Ben Haymond of Rock Point has re any place with which there is a bar con as olein, will yield petroleum, so that aeree of land go with it. sufficient to form an extensive Campas. Arch The Rustler wishes the young students of Mrs J. Koesel a lot on .Main street at ceived a letter of recent date from nected directly or indirectly, and states oils are not essential. bishop Christie is to have a school a successful tour, and our people will be the price of $11 per foot. Charles Lambert who was reported dead that any violation will tiring instant dis fish Another theory that the oil is from instituted at the park with the brick missal. gla<l to hear the opinion of experts at a in the frozen north. The order with reference to boarding vegetable matter is apparently sustained structure as the college building. The TO CUltK A COLD «N ONE DAY later date. Detective G. W. Dav was here Sunday houses will affect fully 1000 men. in tbe case of the Russian fields, where prefect and vice prefect are to be priests, laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. from Hornbrook and was one of the Drin- tbe oils contain a substance similar to with an adequate faculty. Th«- institu WANTED.—Capable, reliable pe-son in Take AU drnirgHis refund the money if it fails to j j ««roo,er8” fOr the Bloomer baseball A ckers D yspepsia T ablets are sold on a the distillation of coal tar, such as ben tion is to l>e maintained for 10 consecu •very county to repr«"ent large company of cure. E W. Grove s signature is on each K team tn : the afternoon game. positive guarantee Cures heart-burn, zole. in •olid financial reputation; $93K >a!arv per box. 25C tive years from the date of opening. Ac raising of the food, distress after eating or J’ear, pat ah» weekly; $3 per day a’>"«>lu«e- Tbe theory has been advanced as to cording to present plans the school will Mrs. Amos Fries who has been visit- any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet the origin of the Pennsylvania oil open some time in September, p-obably Peter Wilson of the Houck flouring. - , ........ y sure and all espens«*;straight ixma fine, detlnile salary, no commission; salarv paid mill is visiting the Willamette valley !n? *ieLr folks at Medford last week gives immediate relief. 25cts. and 50cts. fields, that the petroleum of Pennsylva about the 15th. • each Saturday and expe'ise money ad ... .Joe Hitch, who has been employed io,ne’J her husband, the Lieutenant, at M c N air B ros ., druggists. nia owe their origin to tbe effect of Main St. Opp. 1. O. O. F. Hall, vance'! each week STANDARD HOUSE. at Sawyers Bar, Cal., for some time, re- ^ai1 Francisco en route to Manila, Gold Hill District Mines. heat upon the underlying limestones The Same 014 Story. XM D sarborn S t .. C hicaoo turned to hi» home at Toloafew days Thos. J. Kenney, of Jacksonville, has and ehales of the Silurian age It is iFÆIJSTTS. PAINTERS’ TOOLS, J. A. Kelly relates an experience simi He spent Wednesday in Gold been appointed administrator for the Gold Hill Newe.l Quick delivery—The Weekly Oi egonlan ago. claimed that the same force that caused lar to that which has happened in almost Hill ...Lee Cook and wife of Rock estate of S. Rosenthal, deceased, and ore John Simons had four tons of l paper g ljlss eto the Appalachian chain to uplift, passing Point left for a month’s outing at Cree- has taken charge of the property belong- milled at Houck’s one day this week through the limestones and shales of every neighborhood in the Unite! States TOIIIA. o-a. B oilding E a picks , W rapping P apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. cent City last Sunday, They will travel ing to the estate. from the Whitney ledge which yielded the Silurian age at a modified tempera and h.is been tol«l and re-told by thou—, IM Kind You Han Always Bought by carriage and may extend their trip B«*r«the $30 per ton or $120. ture distilled the oil already contained am!« ot others H-< says- Last summer Hon. Nat. Langell, supervisor of the him 1 down into California ... Horace D. Jones forest rangers of this district, was up Signature in these shales and conglomerate sands I had an a'tack of dysentery sn«i pur of Rock Point is back from a trip north from Medford Saturday inspecting the ( Phil Robison had a test run made of of the Devonian age, where it was con- chased a bottle of phamberlaii.’s C-'lic, •f and eave thpre is no place like Southern Ashland Butte Reserve with W. G. two tons of ore from the Hunter ledge on deneed and filtered, and fou> «1 it was Cholera und Diarrhoea Remedy, which Foots creek and received $90 as ccmpen- Oregon. He covered a distance of about sohme in the open, porus conglomerates I used Recording to directions and with | sa'ion for his labors. 450 miles by wagon ...George Hursh- Kropke. which charrcterize the Catskill, Portage et.li-elv sat »factory resit ts The trouble Shirt waists at Vaupe], Norrie & berger and Eric Ingram, who have been It is alleged that Joe McKee will soon and Chemung periods of the Devonian was cootrrll-’d much quicker II an former attacks alien I nseil other remedies.” employed as mixologists for Hall & Drake’s. have 160 tons of ore milled at Hnraa- age. For Infants and Children. Young, left Tuesday for Glendale, where W. W. Hazen, the Klamath Falls liv son’s, from his property on Foots creek, It, therefore, seems to be an open Mr. K lly is a well known citizen af thev have purchased a saloon —Gold eryman, brought in the remains of the better known as the Anderson mine. question as to whether oil is of mineral, Hendersm, N. C. For sale hy si! D.ug- gists. The Kind You Have Always Bought Hill News. late P. VI. Burleigh Saturday, accompaa- Ward, Wiggins and Selby are erecting vegetable or animal origin, an«l it will 91 First Street, Portland, Ore. lied by Hon. J. A. Burleigh. Mr. Hazen Heartburn. a new quartz mill on the Lance place on doubtless remain open for some time to Ray L. Cooper, of Creecent City, Calif,. Bears the returned homeward next day. come. Foots creek to handle the ore from their When the quantity of food taken is too State sutyeyor an«l abstractor, and one Signature of For Sale—12x14 five foot wall tent tor property known as the Horseshoe ledge. larce or the quality too rich, heartburn of the owners of the Blue Ledge Com Diminished Vitality. is likel« to follow, and especially so if sale. Apply to E. H. Silsbee, north pany’s mine on Joe creek, given tlm fol Importers and Dealers in The new whim which Messrs Shurt- Some people talk very flippantly about lowing it: regard tq pis wine; The the digestion has been weakened by ide of Boulevard, 2 miles from town. liff and Walbank are erecting at their diminished vitality. constipation. Eat slowly and not too ledge is 300 fest v^lde. Tliey have tun Under Sheriff W.|R.'Shearer and Coun mine on Blackwell hill will soon b8 fin They don’t stop to think that vitality qelpd i1» about 168 feet, and have 300 freely of easily dii'ested fond. Masticate ty Treasurer R. H. DeWitt of Siskiyou ished and will add much to the conveni is the principle of life—that it is that tons oi rock on the dump which assays the food tborough!v. Let six hours | county were on Sunday’s tram through ence in handling ore. . little understood something on which over 48 per cent in gold, silver and cop elapse between meales anil when vou I Ashland en route home to Yreka from a Houck & Haff, as we go to pres9, are everv function of their bodies depends. per. This is without doubt ono of the feel a fullness and weight in the regione vacation trip up north as far as Victoria, crushing twenty or twenty-Sve tone cf Diminished vitality is early imiicated by most valuable pieces of mining prapeUy of th» stomach after eating, indicating B. 0. ore from their mine in the granite belt, loss of appetite, strength and endurance, in Oregon. It is owned by CrpiCuilk« th*' vou have eaten too much, take one • Each package of Putnam Fadeless Dye known as the old Davis mine, which is and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the greatest City parties alonn, of Ghamtierlain’a Stonjach and Liyer Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric HouM colors either Silk, Wool or Cotton per showing up well so far and will no doubt vitalizer. V./ .............. I—w—■ Stoves, ranges, graniteware and tin Tablets and the hearthurn may be avoid fectly at one boiling. Sold by M c N air prove equal to expectations. What Two Cents Will o<». ware. furniture, bedroom suite», bed ed. For sale hy all druggists. < Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place FlIT* The well known colored maq, James I B ros . Mr. McIntyre, editor of the Dawson Irvin, one of the oldest residents of steads, spring mattresses, carpets, ami Ministers of an Illinois town have re It will bring relief to sufferers from asth Prof. J. S. Diller is at Crater lake NewB, arrived in Gold Hill Monday to \reka, died at the hospital last Wednes ma or consumpiion, even in the worst nitura matting. Agent for John Deere buxgiee, solved against Sunday funerals, and all Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE. making a report on some features of the wagons and implements. 1 well-trained church members there are country for the scientific department of ’ visit J B. Agner, a former partner, who day night abmt 11 o’clock. He came to Caso. This is about whqt one dose of Fo ’s Honey and Tar e»sts. Isn’t it worth expected to govern themselves accord- I the government. He was accompanied I is now operating the Lucky Hill mine on Yreka in 1856, and to California in 1853, ley atrial?—f. Ji. B clton . Everything, Both Jfew and ,„iy. »ml1., .he e.rly p.r> 01 .ho | ™ .'“d K.m Coon'i'nj. _ Sardine creek. was a native of North Carolina, foimerlv Second. Hand, 17 _ — . . - is assisting • .» .v__ Henry L. White has started to tap the a slave, and probably about 64 years at I ham, of . Ft. Klamath, them I week.—Portland Telegram. Only One Way tn I’o It. . Gold Eagle ledge, west of Rock Point, at age, although many suppose bint to be i with the pla'es from his photo camera. Stores: Main St., and 4th St., near Depot Scien«-» has found that rheumatism is I let from Bort land to Chicago in 72 hours a depth of 200 feet. Horace D Jones has much olijer, the deceased Having no caused by uric aria in the til«.cd. This poi I It will take a month to do the work. —just 3 «lavs. The “Chicago-Portlaud knqwledge oi thé date of his birth. The takpn a contract to drive the tunnel. son should beexcreied by the kidneys. The». W Carter of Ashboro, N C , bad leaving Portland dai y at !!». in. Colonel was well known throughout Special." Foley’s Kblnev Cure always makes them kidney trouble «nd one bottle of Foley's viaO. R <k N„ arrives at Cincago at 0:30 The Old Channel M ning has Co. Northern California, and has many well.—T. K. B oltu :< Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure, and he deeded its entire property to J R Har- the third «lav. New York and B.iston are One of the most helo'ul books on nerve Geo. W. Dunn and family returned s.«ys there is no remedv that will compare vev and C. B. Beardsley who have been friends, owing to his quiet, sociable and reached the fourth day. This train, ac disposition,always ready to do a knowledged to be the fastest between the with it.—T. K B olton . w>-akii<s<< ever issued is that entitled Sunday from the Willamette. operating the same under bonds for amiable fav«ir for any one as far as he was able. Norihwe-t an 1 the East, is solidly vesti- “Nerve Waste,” l«V Dr. Sawyer of San about a year. The consideration was — bul-d and its equipment is unsurpassed. Yreka Journal. MARRIED. Francisco, now in its flilb thousand. $90,000. PuHiuan drawing ro -m sleeping cars, free Tn’S work of an experience«! and repu Dr Geo. Ewing, a practicing physician of rec tiling chair cars, a-.d u-.excelled dining table physician is in agreeable contrast I TICE—RIDDLE—In Medford, June 24, Tbe Best Liniment for Strains. Smith’s Grove. Ky.. for over thirty years, cars, the ntea son wliicb are equal to those (o the vast sum of false teaching which his personal »-xperier.ee with Foley’» set ved st tiie very best hotels liemeiuber 1901. Geo H. Tice and Mrs. Jennie Mr F. H. Wells, the merchant at writes Kidney Cure. “For years I have been this tram rune solid Portland to Chicago; prevails on tl*is interesting subject. It M. Riddle, James Stewart, J. P., of Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., says: great-y bothered with kidney troub-'e »nd there is no change of egrs. and 'he good of abounds in uarefttlly consider»«! and ficiating. “I always recommend Chamberlain’s enlarged postrate gland. I used everything it is. it cost; iiq inure to tide ou it than on practical advice, and I'as th® twa gf®»t Pain Balm as the best liniment for known to tbe profession without relief, un other routes. merits of wis loin and sincerity. We have ott er trains—The ‘Tacific Ex strains. I used it l ist winter for a sev til I was induced to use Folet ’* f^idnov BO KN. It is inJnrsed bv both Die religion» ere lameness in the side, resulting from Cure. After usinj tlti’ee bottles I wts en press" leaves Portland dai'.v at 9 p. ru via and aecular piess. Tne Chieago Advance a strain, and was greatly pleased with tirely relieved and ciired. I prescribe it Huntington, ami th» “Spokane Elver" •ays: “A perusal of th» book ami the ORR—At Medford, Wednesday, June at 6 p. tn. daily via Spokane Gr St. the quick relief and cure it effected.” now daily in my practice and heartily rec leave« application of its principles will put ommend its use <o ail physicians for such Pan! an t 'lie East. 26, 1901, to Mr. aud Mrs. W. L. On, For sale by all Druggists, For rates. sieet>ing car re-e- vation, etc ,' troubles, for 1 can honestly alate I t ave health, hope an«i heart into thousands of a son; weighed 9 pounds. prescribed it in l«undr«*di of ca^es with per- call on <>r wire to a -.y U. R. X. a.’ent or lives that are now s-rJenrg through Kansas people are complaining of tsettucoess."—T K. B olton . VAN DYKE — At Medford, June 25, write to A- L. C raig . pervoni Impairment." numerous joint snakes. They are sup Portland, Oregon. 1901, to Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Van Dyke, The book is |l 00, bv mail, postpaid. For iron pipe and fittings go to W. N. General Passenger Agent posed to be products of the Kansas a son. One ol the most interesting chapters— Grubb à Co. hardware dealers. joints. chapter xx, on Nervines and Nerve M -ki T e iMMdliveiy cure- tek headache, The editor of the Dunsmuir News sends A cker s E nglish R emedy will stop a Tonics—lias been printe«! »"paratelv as a indigestion and constipation. A delight C^.SI’0 usa postal stating that tbe proposed 1 cough at any time, and will cure tbe worst •ample chapter, aud will be sent to anv ful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of Sears the I cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. Fourth of July celebration for Dunsmuir a«i«ireaa for stamp by the pnnlishera, the "kin. producin« a perfect complexion, 25 eta. and 50 cts. has been declared off. No band, no T hs P ac trio Pus. C q ^, Box 2658. San or money retuudwdi SdctSt and 00 CWr— Ladies’ Shirt Waists ... THE 20th CENTURY if Ott» Stock Consists of ite Latest Things WM. YEO & CO I« Call and see our Store. ÍI GEO. E. NICHOLS. ou q R. N. NASON’S PAINT! © Window Shades J. P. Dodge, te MILLS ASHLAND “Our Patent Flour W. Je VIRGIN & C0.. PROP’S H. S. EVANS,ASHLAND'OK WA JLL PAINTING, - PAPERING. . . ETC THE JOHN BARRETT CO CASTOR IA Tile Flooring, Electrolirs, and Incandescent Lamps. S. 0. FURREY EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE “ Nerve , Waste ” LfflfflMM’ BOTTOM PANTS MtRaa'BWi. vwtwUuiiftYCMi ui ioo.oj
