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NO. 25.
ELECTION.
HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT.
State Senator Chas. W. Fulton of As­
toria arrived in Ashland on Friday
noon's train and remained until Satur­
day morning’s train. Senator Fulton
delivered an address to the Roseburg
lodge of Elks Saturday night and took
the occasion to take a run out to Ash­
land. He is a popular man and one of
the brightest lights in the republican
party ot Oregon and his many admiring
friends who expect to see him succeed
Joe Simon as U. S. Senator from this
state at the next session of the legis­
lature.
_______________
Woodburn
The W<>rk io ibe SOO-Foot Level— The Connc l Cals the General Elec | There Has Been -2 Cases of a Light
Sewing machines to rent.—J. P. Dodge.
Form or Smallpox at The Falls.
Developments In O:tier lmp<-rtant
tion lor Tuesday. Dec. 17.
Miss Nettie Vanderkarr visited Med­
Propert es.
ford friends Friday.
The City Council of Ashlrnd met in I Klamath Falls Republican.]
session, Friday evening, instruct­
W. E. Conner attended the “mill” at
Drifts are now being run on both sides special
Teo; le in the country and outside
ed Recorder Berry to issue the call, and
Medford Saturday night.
of the main shaft in the Ashland mine appointed
the judges and clerks, for the j towi'B having an exaggerated idea of the
J. H. Settlemeier Son,
at the 800-foot level. The ore is of good annual municipal election which will be ; sinaTpox in Klamath Falls, we have, in
Twelve ekeins of shetland floss for $1
grade,
and
carries
quite
as
much
free
order
to
impress
them
with
tl.e
exaci
at Vaupel, Norris & Dake’s.
held on Tuesday, December 17th, for the
Proprietors.
gold as that extracted from the upper election of the tollowing officers :
facts, procured an absolutely reliable
Hon. J. 8. Herrin was at Medford on
levels. Indeed, everything is being put
statement
from
the
local
health
oflic.r,
A mayor,
business the first of the week.
through the mill, and' only the concen­
Dr. F. D. Reames, and publish it as
A recorder,
trates sent to the smelter.' The mill re­
follows:
G. E. Sackett, the mining man, came
A treasurer,
duces 25 to 30 tons per day. The saving
Klamath Falls, Or., Nov. 27 1901.
up from Jacksonville Monthly.
One councilman for the 1st ward to
of the gold is very close,' as heretofore serve
In the last two months there hare
for
one
year.
“
HANK
”
HARRIS
IS
SHOCKED.
James F. Ritter, the Medford coufec-
reported, and the tailings give a very
One councilman for the 1st ward to been twenty-two cases of the light type apples ; pears ,
tioner, visited Ashland Monday.
Charles A. Harris, the efficient man­ small assay value.
of smallpox at this place. Twelve cases
serve for two years.
For iron pipe and fittings go to W. N. ager of the local Western Union tele­ The ledge of the Ashland mine on the
have recovered completely. Six houses,
One councilman for the 2d ward.
PEACHES, PLUMS,
graph office, received a telegram Fri­ deep levels now being worked sometimes
Grubb & Co , hardware dealers.
with ten mild cases, are still quarantin­
One councilman for the 3d ward.
day
that
rather
stunned
him
for
a
spreads
out
to
eight
and
nine
feet
in
PRUNES, APRICOTS
I f C. A. MILLER,
WM. YEO & CO.
1st ward voting place, opera house; ed. No deaths have resulted fr. ni the
A. M. Lull and his father, L. R.Lull, minute. The superintendent on this width, and is rarely less than five to six
judges, J. K. Van Sant, chairman; A. S. dieease here. Before cases are dismissed
left for Portland Friday to reside.
Plaza and Main
Nininger Block, 4th and Spring ) (
coast a3ked him by telegraph if he feet in width. The pay rock is some­ Barnes, Fred Neil.
they are thoroughly inspected and die
Lewis Warner was up from Medford thought an operator at pesent in Vaca­ times as much as five feet in width.
VERYTHING guaranteed true to
2d ward voting place, Granite Hall; infected, and t»se infected homes are
Monday delivering nursery stock.
ville was capable of conducting the Red­
The Ashland ledge under the opera­ judges, G M. Grainger, chairman; C. II. fumigated. The quarantine is rigid,
Our Consolidation Sale
name. One of the oldeet-estab-
guards being employed, and I believe
liabed and best known nurseries
Gov. Geer has appointed J. A. Mc­ ding office. “Hank” didn’t know the tion of the Montreal & Oregon Company Gillette, Elmer Patrick.
Still Cotitiiiued.
Vacaville man’s ability and also did not has proven to be one of the highly valu­ 3d ward voting place, city hall; judges, (hire is no danger of exposure or in­
on the Pacific coast.
Call of Ashland as a notary public.
know the trend of the question. Nor able gold properties in Oregon.
W. Trefren, chairman;' II. S. Evans, fo t ion of peole who come to Klamath
ommencing M onday , N ov . 4tb, we will give a discount of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Loomis left Mon­ does he yet, although lie thinks the <The property has become the deepest G.
Faile.
F. D. R eames , M. D.
C. E. Hooper.
F.
Fifteen Per Cent on all lines except Prints, Domestics, Over­
dry for Portland and Seattle on a visit.
company may want him for a month in gold mine in Western Oregon, with large
Mrs. 8. J. Bailey, of Phoenix, is agent
The two judges last named in each
No More in Carr Case.
alls, Thread, and a few lines of Shoes. These excepted lines
for the Woodburn Nureerv in Ashland
Mrs. J. T. Cotton was called to Myrtle the “quad” transfer office at Ashland, a and highly valuable ore bodies blocked ward are also appointed to act as clerks.
of Shoes will be discounted 10 per cent.
creek Saturday where her sister was ill. position he formerly filled.—Redding out and remaining to be stoped. The Polls to be opened at 9 o’clock a. in. and
8o far as known by United States and vicinity. Give her your ordere for
mine is of immense value to the country closed at 6 p. m. All persons to be voted District Attorney Ilall, Marshal Shine, fruit trees and ornamental Bhrubbery.
Searchlight.
Walter Harvev of Talent has been
Standard Print», »uch a» Simpton’g, will be »old at 5 ct» per yard.
by its demonstration that a ledge will for at said election shall on or before of California, has made no move in obey­
taken to the Oregon State Industrial
WANTS $10,000 FOR AN EYE.
hold out with depth in continuity of Dec. 12,1901, file their certificate of nom­ ing the order ot Judge Bellirger to tear
School.
We have a number of lines Buch as Ladies’
John Mattson, of Ashland, is the com­ vein and persistence of good ore bodies, ination with written acceptance thereof, down the Carr fence in California.
Jackets, Capes and Wrappers which we are closing Ji I
For Sale—A lot of Grade Yorkshire plainant in a suit for $10,000 damages and this brushes aside assertions so with the city recorder, whether nom­
At 1< art no 6tepa had been taken up to
pigs also a line of pedigreed stock. Geo. against the Montreal & Oregon Gold much repeated to the prejudice of the inated by convention or by petition.
Also our entire line of Ready Made Clothing, suitable for the
a few days ago when private informa­
Irwin, North Ashland.
largest man to smallest boy.
Mines Company, Ltd., filed in the Circuit mining industry in Southern Oregon
tion of a reliable source was obtained by
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.
Court.
Mattson was working in the tliat the auriferous veins of the region
the Distrsct Attorney. A letter was re­
Remember, a large majority of Shoes, of which we each have
Mrs. J. C. Zent of Tadórna, Wash., is
all
pinch
out
at
short
depths,
are
ceived at the Marshal’s offn e here from
a good and reliable stock, will be eold at 15 per cent discount.
visiting her folks, members of the Cole company’s Ashland mine one year ago ‘pockety,’ and the shoots more uncertain
when an explosion of some dynamite
Remarks ab-ut the Klamath River Marshal Shine asking for information as
family, in this section.
Respectfully,
caps took place. He lost the sight of than elsewhere. This mine employs 35
Road—Two Proposed Roads Head­ how to proceed, so it is to be supposed
Miss Lula Jones who has been spend­ one eye, and the other was badlv in­ to 40 men regularly, and lately had a
that he is thinking of doing what the
ing for Lak. vii w.
force
of
some
60
men.
ing the summer in California returded jured. In his complaint, Mattson alleges
court has ordered him to—Portland
The Oregon Belle at the head of Forest
Stoves, ranges, graniteware and tin­
to Jacksonville Monday.
that the shaft was not properly timbered,
Baker City, Nov. 30.—There is to be a Telegram,
Creek, some 10 miles from Jacksonville,
ware, furniture, bedroom suites, bed-
Mrs. J. H. Russell offers 10 per cent and that something from overhead fell is yielding some fine ore This mine in new railroad built in Eastern Oregon
Charles' Thanksgiving Present.
stea Is, spring mattresses, carpets, and
discount on all orders given for marble on the caps and caused them to explode, fact, is making an excellent showing. It next year, and it is sure to reach out
and consequently his injuries were
into a part of the country that is much
work during December 1901.
matting. Agent for John Deere buggies,
Wells,
Fargo
&
Co.
have
made
suit
­
caused by the negligence of the defen­ is supplied with a Huntington mill, in need of a railroad. This new road is able recognition of the bravery of their wagons and implements.
which
runs
steadily.
The
mine
is
oper
­
David
A.
Presley
of
Klamath
county,
dent company.
WIMER.
to be an extension of the Sumpter Val­ messenger, Charles F. Charles of th*
EGGS FROM ELK CREEK.
formerly of Jacksonville, has taken ad­
Mattson’s attorneys are Richard W. ated by Broad & Reid, A new drift ley Railroad, from Whitney in a south­ Oregon Express, who distinguished hirtj-
Everything, Both New and,
tunnel
has
been
started
tliat
is
expected
vantage of the bankrupt law.
Montague of Portland and H. L Mc­
westerly direction through Grant County
to tap the ore shoot at a depth of 200 into Harney, and will probably termin­ self in the hold-up of the train th t re­
Williams
of
Ashland.
Second-Hand.
Wm. Rose and family arrived Sunday
by Fire—Prof. Whitlock Goes to the mouth of Elk Creek, expressed
feet. The ledge, which is free milling ate at Burns, the county seat of llarney cently occurred near Huge e. On Thurs­
day
last
he
was
called
into
the
oilice
of
- ■
! 1,866,000 fish eggs to San Francisco, from Henry, S. D., to make their home.
as
far
as
developed,
is
about
three
Arizona.
INFORMAT1ON WANTED.
county. A man who is well acquainted President Valentine, who, on teli«lf of Main Street, Ashland. Oregon
where they will be placed on board a They are friends of G. F Damon.
feet wide.
with David Eccles, the presidi nt of the
Mr. Williams who lives near Wimer steamer and taken to the hatchery locat­
The
manufacturers
of
Banner
Salve
Considerable work is being done on Sumpter Valley Road, is authority for the corporation, pr. tented him wi:h a
S. P. Robbins returned from Little
had the misfortune of being burned out ed at the mouth of Rogue River, to be Shasta
having
always
believed
that
no
doctor
or
check for $1,000 aid a gold medal.
and on Monday took
claims in the Samson Creek district, and
ASK
a few days ago, while he and his girls hatched. The eggs were placed in trays, charge of Sunday
medicine cures in every cast, but never the operators have very encouraging the statement and he quotes *?r. Eccles Chari s received the gift in his modest
the
Phoenix
district
school.
were visiting The house and its con­ these placed in open boxes packed with
having heard where Banner Salve failed prospects. Some Colorado people are as his authority. Not long ago they way, saying that he did no'hing mcie Druggi st
were discussing the possibilités of East­
H. E. Ankeny left for Eugene Satur­ to cure ulcers, sores, tetter, eczema, or
tents were nearly in ashes when they ice to prevent propagation until their
negotiating for mining properties. ern Oregon, and Mr. Eccles announced than his duty when lie refused to com­
FOR
returned home, and all the clothing left destination is reached. About 5,600,000 day, accompanied by his daughter, Miss piles, as a matter of curiosity would like here
has been going on several days his determination to extend the Sumpter ply with the demands of the robbers in
them is what they had on that day. It were taken at the Elk Creek hatchery Dee, who has been visiting at Sterling- to know if there are any such cases. If at Piping
the
face
of
what
seemed
to
be
suie
death.
10 CENT
the
ie Sterling placer mine. They have
is said the accident occurred by too this year. The largest number of eggs ville.
so thev will gladly refund the money.— two ditches which take most of the water Valley Road in that direction.
Mr. Valentine, in making the p esenta- TRIAL SIZE.
There
is
no
railroad
in
the
United
much tire being left in the fire-place on taken in one day was 385,000, being the
Sylvester Ford, who is employed with T. K. Bolton.
from Glade Fork and Upper Little Apple­ States that, pays so well for the amount tion, spoke highly of the messenger’s
leaving home. A subscription is being spawn of 86 fish. The Elk Creek hatch­ railroad carpenters at Sims, visited Ap­
Ely's
gate,
and with the help of the recent invested as the Sumpter Valley, and character.
raised for their present needs. Mr. Wil­ ery is one of the most successful and plegate and Ashland relatives the past
DEATH OF F. O. COUCH.
rains
will have plenty of water. At this this proposed extension will increase
liams has the entire sympathy of the best producing plants on the Pacific week.
Cream
Balm
Fireman C. Couch died suddenly of »nine they will prolxibly be able to oper-(the earning capacity vastly out of pro­
No one can reasonably hope for good
people up this way in his great loss. He i Coast.
health
unless
his
bowels
move
once
each
Cites Belief at onee.
Jack Bailey who has been working for heart disease last Friday morning at 8 ate the hydraulic giants right along for portion to the amount of money that it
carried no insurance.
day. When this is not Attended to, dis­ It cleanses, soothe*
will ho
Mattern at Hornbrook came over Mon­ o’clock at Oak fiat on Little Applegate, SIX months or more.
be nAP.pqsa.rv
necessary tn
to PYnonrl
expend tn
to hnild
build tha
the orders
of the stomach arise, biliousness, and heals the dis-
The school at May’s creek closed on CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. day to spend the holidays with Ashland 14 miles from Talent. He and Will
road. The new road will open up a vast
Lamb had finished doing the assessment
in adache dyspepsia and piles s< on fol­
Nov. 29th. A school entertainment was
Grants
Pass,
Dec.
1.
—
Owing
to
the
friends.
amount
of
timber,
mineral
and
agri
­
Jackson County Bank vs Gold Hill
head
low. If you wish to avoid these ailment-1
work on the “Oregon” quartz mine for richness and scope of the ore body re
given in the evening which lasted until Quartz
Milling Co; order sustaining the
Byron N. White was on Monday’s the H. B. Carter estate. They were cently uncovered at the Copper Stain cultural land, and promote the develop­ ke<-p your bowels regular by taking drives away a cold in the head quickly.
far into the night. The girls brought 1 demurrer
to said joint and separate de­ train en route to Spokane from Los
>s hunting their horse and preparing to mine, a property in course ot develop­ ment of the country in a manner that Chamberlain’s St mach and Liver Tab­ It is absorbed. Heals and protects the
lunch baskets filled with delicious re­ fense
will not be possible by any other means.
Membrane. Kes'ores the Senses of Taste
when required. Ti.ey are so easy to an
pasts, that were drawn by the boys ■ Charles R Ray vs J R Mitchell; the Angeles. Geo. W. Barron visited him at return to Wagner creek. Upon seeing a ment in the Mount Reuben district, the
I Smell. Full size 50c ; Trial size 10c.;
The mention of this proposed exten­ lets
the
depot.
ake
and
mild
and
gentle
in
effect.
For
deer Couch took a shot at the animal owners have concluded to install a 10- sion revives the story circulated last
and men for their pardners. Mr. and testimony having all been taken and ex­
at Druggists or by mail.
Mrs.
Dan Neathamer
generously i
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. N.Y.
Jacob Miller and family of McCloud and said to Lamb, “I shot him” and stamp mill and other machinery. Major summer to the effect that the Sumpter sale by all druggists.
the attorneys are arguing the
brought a good lunch for those who failed tended
visited Ashland friends and relatives asked Lamb to pick-up the cartridge J. A. Connelly, of Springfield, O , one of Valley road was to be extended to Burns,
case.
shells for the purpose of reloading.
to get a pardner. Mr. N. also brought
principal owners, has just returned where it would connect with a narrow-
> Matson vs M & 0 Gold Mines, during the past week en route to Shedds, Lamb heard a gurgling sound in the the
his organ to the school house to be used I ltd Joh
from a visit at the Copper Stain, and re­ guage road coming up from Nevada,
Linn
county.
;
action
for
damages.
neighborhood where Couch was stand­ ports that everything is showing up well
upon this occasion which was highly
Carrie Cameron vs E. Ray; plaintiff
C. P. Jacobs, who has been visiting his ing and going over saw Couch laying on and looks good to him. The mine will where Mr. Eccles and associates already
appreciated. A great many visitors have
have a railroad which is slowly working
judgement
for
$70.29
and
$50
at
­
brother Anson W. Jacobs, for the past his gun. He breathed a few times and be connected by wagon road with the its
came from about Wimer and some even torney’s fees and $15 costs.
way’ up toward Oregon.
two
weeks,
left
Monday
for
his
home
at
then
expired.
Mr.
Lamb
failed
to
find
as far as Woodville, 10 or 12 miles away.
main highway of Northern Josephine
Mr. Eccles and his friends are in close
Trumble,
Neb.
any of tne neisb'ao*° »“.a had to come to county. When the new machinery is touch with the powers that be in the
All seemed to enjoy themselves and af-
SATISFIED PEOPLE.
help. Eighteen men re- installed at this promising property, it
after it closed the teacher, W C. Whit­
Gus Leach, foreman of the Gold Hill Talent
wumea to Applegate and brought the will at once leap into the front rank of Harriman syndicate, and it is well
lock, left for Medford where he will stopi are the best advertisers for Foley’s Honey News, spent Sunday in Ashland.
known that he would not meet with any
over till Monday, on business, then he and Tar and all who use it agree that it will go to San Francisco with
1“”lton corpse to Talent. On Saturday Coroner SMihern Oregon bullion producers.
opposition from that source if he should
Picket
viewed
the
remains
and
deemed
^e.-,J$ets
start m^hj'hoenix, Arizona. I is a splendid remedy for coughs, colds or <& Peil'excursion.
Colonel T. Wain-Morgan Draper of undertake to build an extension to his Oil
an inquest Unnecessary.
Ifthat oou... j
San FranciMg'^aji’j^r of the Waldo lie* road
.L.
__T*..
t
Mite
WuitmoiJ.
accmnponied
The
lunerai
look
piace
At
ahuiah
^.
£2®*^ter
Lq.ley
is one
of the Wst '
he will locate there fw^-dd.
by h*:r brother and sister passed through Sunday afternoon being conducted by __ other iii^K
PKOBATE COURT.
¿ar
-art ^ait_ 'DOUi
rtnatthe H'irriman roads have,
Mr. Carter of * oodville and J. M.
Paisley Saturday, from Bonanza, on Burnside Post, G. A. R., the interment plei-ed about the mines he will put 200 and Mr Eccles and his associates have Sewinu
Guardianship
of
Lena
and
Leta
Slslev;
£rERA HOUSË~~ BLOCK J
p
Whipple, deputy aaeessor, were up to the
their way to Prineville.—Post.
being in their plot in Hargadine ceme­ me i to work removing ore. The smelter no ambition to become transcontinental
Bybee springs a few days ago. Also Mr. order appointing D Adderton, Clinton
tery.
wL;
be
started
and
the
mines
opened
up
railway
magnates,
but
are
desirous
of
Mrs
Chas.
Pierce
who
has
been
in
Osborn of Woodville brought Mrs. Carey and R T Blackwood appraisers.
The deceased was a native of Jefferson for a permanent business. The mines opening up the country in order that
Estate of Melvina Clayton; order ap­ Portland two months visited her mother,
Sievers home a few days back. Ike
county, Mo., aged 55 yeais, and four ar< now freed of the troublesome litiga­ they maj' take advantage of its natural
Mrs.
Harrison,
on
Mechanics
street
in
pointing
J
K
Van
Sant,
R
P
Neil
and
G
Seiver» has returned from California
months. He has a married brother in tion, and will be thoroughly developed resources.
Ashland Saturday and Sunday.
where he worked in a saw mill for some F Billings appraisers.
Utah and number of relatives in Kansas, an I opened up.
Estate
of
Charles
Hopkins;
order
ap
­
Ex-County
Assessor
Ixigan
Wooldridge,
time.
no relatives any nearer to this place.
Colonel Draper is the consulting en­ Klamath Falls Republican.]
pointing John Real, M F Eggleston and who is now driving stage at Grants Pass, but
In early life he was married but his gineer for the new railroad that is being
Mrs Beers started for Oakland, Cal., G S Butler appraisers.
The railroad headed for Klama h Falls
went to Klamathon Monday to look at wife and child died and he has been built northward along the coast toward from
near KI imathon, and which is to
a few days ago, to visit her daughter in
Estate of T O Short; order setting a tlie prospects for a new location along alone.
Mr. Couch has been engaged in Crecent City, and he.states that he hopes be built to Poke/ama this fall aud next
tliat city, and Mrs. Al. Davie has just part the sum of $150 to widow and infant the line of the new railroad.
Stonide Floór Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
mining on Wagner creek and other dis­ to get a branch line from Crescent to the spring, is often lightly referrrd to by
left here for the Willamettee valley to and that upon payment of funeral expen­
tricts
here
abouts
for
a
number
of
years
papers and individuals as a “timber or
visit her father this winter. It is re­ ses and expenses of administration the
Cox & Perry, F. K. Deuel & Co., and
copper mines at Waldo.
Continental Household Paint,
and
CEMENTICO.
lumber road,” which tends to depr< ciate
ported that Mrs. Davie will not return i administratrix and bondsmen be dis­ others shipped over 15,000 lbs. of poultry past and was esteemed as a good neigh
A
Good
Cough
Medicine.
the importance and worth of the line.
to the San Francisce and Portland bor and citizen,______
to Evans creek any more.
charged.
It is to be standard guage and and en­
I
L'
è
.
A
/A
markets
for
the
Thanksgiving
season,
Prom
the
Gazette,
Toowoomba,
Australia]
Estate
of
David
Brower;
final
account
Jesse Neathamer went to Grants Pass
KLAMATH COUNTY.
-®®^FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
gines,
cars and equipments will be equal
being
double
the
usual
shipment
for
the
I
find
Chamberlain
’
s
Cough
Remedy
one day last week to bring home an approved and order that when adminis­
Mr.
Puckett
killed
a
monster
black
to
those
on
any
other
road-
It
will
be
same
season.
is
an
excellent
medicine.
I
have
been
extra tine cow, a gift from his wife’s trator file receipts from heirs of said es­
bear in the mountains between here and
mother, Mrs. Sheen He also purchased tate the administrator and bondsmen
Mrs. W. McConnell and daughter, Ashland a few weeks ago, and exhibited «offering from a severe cough for lhe prepared to do all kinds of transporta-
___________
last two « months,
and —
it ___________
has effected a - ti°n business and it will be one ci the
shall
be
discharged.
a handsome baby buggy for his big boy
Miss Winnie McConnell, came over from
animal, stuffed and mounted, at
I have great pleasure in recom-1 moet profitable feeders possessed by the
Estate of Frances Loran; order for sale Yreka Friday and after visiting with the the
while on this trip.
Klamath Falls.
mending*it'
mending it —W. C
C. ’. W ockneb
ockner ' . ” This ie
is I | Southern Pacific Co.’ The new'read
new read
real property.
Songer families went on to Roseburg
Rance Carter and Prof. Watts have re­ of Estate
W. N. Wilson and Mart Ballard have the opinion of one of our oldest residents, will of course market lumber and develop
of
Caroline
Hoffman;
order
ap
­
where
they
will
reside
for
a
few
months
sumed work on their celebrated mine in proving final account and discharging
resources of K'amath
gone to lower Klamath lake with the a d has been voluntarily given in good | the vast timber Resources
for her health.
Murphy gulch. It is claimed, by many administrator.
“Ancient Mariner’ ’ boat on a four months fai'h that others may try the remedy county, but that fact does not make it
. . ’ . benefited «
--------
a “lnnnin«
rnarj” a nQf
restrict
to be a good mine.
Countv Treasurer Muller last week re­ trip trapping fur-bearing animals.
Md'be
“ as"
was I ’ morolv
Mr7 Wockner'.
I merely
“logging
road It
Estate of Prudence Walker; estate ap­
mised to the state treasurer $187 98.
Tois remedy is sold by all druggists.
1 to hauling planks and sea itlinga. It
Mrs. Ixjuis Seivers returned home praised at $826.
Israel Douglas of near Merrill has gone
would be as reasonable to aesert that a
from her visit in California on Nov. 30.
Esate >4 Chas Hopkins; order ap­ b» X the balance due on the 1897-8 to Ashland where he took the train Mon­
. ,,
„ I railroad in the Ronue river vallev is a
ta
this county. An item of $50.21
Miss Lewis, her grand-child came home pointing E D Briggs ad oiniatrator.
■
Main St. Opp. 1.0.0. F. Hall,
Late in the season, a.ter the crops upe.1C|j an(j prune road,” or that one in
on deterred, bounty tax for day for Bangor, Maine, on a visit after
with her
Estate of H J H cks; ord r citing
an'absence of 44 years.
are
out
of
the
way,
the
gardener
Southern
California
is
an
“
invalid
and
also
sent.
FAINTS, FAINTERS’ TOOLS.
Thanksgiving was well observed here, heirs io appear on Dec 10, 1901, ana
Attorney J. W. Hamaker took the plants a crop of late and good-look- tend-rfo t road.” Our approaching rail­
Wilson received one year in the
and the stock of chickens and turkeys show cause why deeds should i«ot be
The time has been road will not only handle timber but
Ashland stage Saturday en route to Salem ing potatoes.
WALL FAFER, G-LJLSS. ETO.
are much less now than before that day. made by O & C R R Co to administrator. ¿ffitentiary for stealing an overcoat and where he has cases in the supreme court. »hosen from experience, and is op- everything else that wants to circulate,
other articles from Jack Sells at the
B uildieg P apees , W rapping P apxbs a » d T wihes . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
portune for a yield of small potatoes and will be up-to-date and first-class in
Wm. Bybee was up to his springs a few
Medford livery stable. Judge Hanna
WOMEN AND JEWELS
It is doubtful if Attorney Hiram L. before the frosts of winter come I
reepecte.
days ago, and had the pleasure of having
sentenced
him
Saturday
and
Sheriff
Murdock had the smallpox. It seems to
Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is Orme took him to Salem.
a severe cold
rown upon the gardener’s truck
have been hydrophobia.
Saved His Life,
the
order
of
a
woman
’
s
preferences
Wimer, Dec. 1.
Carpets and curtains at Vaupel, Nor­
Jewels form a magnet of mighty power
A son was born to the wife of S. Ed. ¡.atch, says Popular Science.
“
I
wish
to
that I feel I owe my
These potatoes are dug and buried life to Krdol say
Martin at Merrill, Nov. 28.
Geo. A Points. Upper Sandusky, O., to the average woman. Even that great­ ris A Drake’s.
Dyspepsia Cure,” writes
Si heaps in the open field and left
wriies: “I ha\e been using Foley’s est of all jewels, health, is often ruined
M. C. Campbell returned to Watkins
accomodate those who are partial until spring opens and the new po­ H. C. Chiestenson of Hayfield, Minn
Honey and Tar for hoarseness and find in the strenuous efforts io mak* or save recently from San Francisco where he ■ to To the
For three years I was troubled with
use of atomizers in applying tato season arrives. At the proper I “
it the best remedy I ever tried It stop­ the money to purchase them. If a disposed of about 500 dozens of terrapin ‘ liquids into
dyspepsia eo lhat I could hold nothing
the
nasal
passages
for
ca-
woman
will
risk
her
health
to
get
a
ped t'.e cough immediately and relieved
Captured by Geo. Wait and others lie
troubles, the proprietors prepare ume the heaps are opened and the on my stomach. Many times 1 would
all tort nee«.” Take none but Foley's. coveted gem, then let her fortify herself en ployed in the industry. He will i . ^*rral
be unable to retain a morsel of food.
Ely
’
s
Liquid
Cream Balm. Price in- potatoes sorted according to size.
coy
b
JL
against the insiduous consequences of operate in this valley next season, but I
—T. K. B oltox .
Fina ly I was confined to my bed. Doc­
"in
the
meantime
a
large
kettle
is
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
I elading J the spraying tube is 75 cent»,
coughs, colds and bronchial affections by will pay more attention to Idaho.
I 1 Druggists
Drnggis or by mail. The liquid em­ eet in the field adjacent to the po­ tors said I could not live., I read one of
the regular use of Dr. Roechee’s German
your advertisements on Kodol Dyspepsia
You will find H. Boivin at Grubb & bodies the me iicinal proDertiee of the tato heaps, and made ready by fill­ Cure and thought it fit my case and com-
Syrup. It will promptly arrest consump­
solid
preparation.
Cream
Bahn
is
ing
tion in its early stages and heal the af Co.’s hardware store.
“ with water and adding
- sufficient
.
. , i menced its use. I begau to improve Importers and Dealers in
quickly absorbed by the membrane and
fected lungs and bronchial tubes and
Semour Webb, Moira, N. Y., writes: does not dry up the secretions but iye to effectually curl the skin of the fronl {iJe firet bottle. Now I am cured
drive the dread disease from the system “I had been troubled with my .kidneys
potato when dipped into the boiling and recommend it to all.”—All druggiets.
It is not a cure-ab, but it is a certain for twenty-five years and had tried sev­ changes them to a natural and healthy solution.
Medford, Oregon
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character.
Ely
Brothers,
56
Warren
cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial eral physicians but received no relief un­
A crane and metal basket are
WANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS OF
troubles. Y ou can get Dr. G. G. Green’s til I bought a bottle of Foley’s Kidney 8t.,N. Y._______________
J
character and good reputation in each
I rigged so that a dipping can be
n 8tate(One in this coumy required) to re-
reliable remedies at T K. B olton ’ s . Cure. After using two bottles I was ab­
AVE IN 8TOCK 2000 Newtown Pip­
Get Green’s Special Almanac. solutely cured. I earnestly recommend SOCIAL EVENT AT ROSEBURG. I expeditiously, and the way that new , preg(nt and advertise old establisbed-
pins »"d Spitzen bergs. One Hun­
‘ aetonish- wealthy business bouse of solid financial
Roseburg, Nov. 29.—The mask ball potatoes are turned out ' is
Folcv’s Kidney Cure.” Take only Fo­
dred Cou Doynne du Comice winter
standing. Salary $18.60 weekly with ex-
given
Thanksgiving
thanksgiving
eve
by
the
tne
Brother-
Brother
­
'
ing.
MARRIED.
ley’s'.—T. K B olton .
- x . .. .
. .
penses additional, all payable in cash each
P..T
■ > Fireman was a social
• J ■»',
.
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
pears.
hood of Locomotive
The effect of dipping any potato, wednesday airect from lieadoffice Horses
J. Frank Adams, dealer in horses and and financial success. r ine
”‘ nail was very no
how
old,
into
this
boiling
|
and
carriages
furnished,
when
necessary.
BURTON—CARTER—At Jacksonville, mules, will furnish any kind of an ani­
decorated with bunting, lantemsr lye solution is to crack and curl the References. Enclose self-addressed stamped Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur
Full Line of Nursery Stock- Nov. 29, 1901, Grundv Burton and mal from a single driver to a heavy draft tastily
envelope. Manager, 316. Caxton Building,
flags and other ornamentations péCi
rpma'ivtTBkin,
and « at the same
Miss Allie P Carter, by W. J. Plvmale, horse. Cleveland Bays and PercheriMis ly suitable
iau»c to
wm thp uvoaoitju
occasion ui
of a lirCIDfin
firer
t1
. j. time it -v hard- Chicago.
nitura. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE
all Oregon Grown.
a specialty. Address him at Merrill, ball The Eugene
J. P.
____ orchestra
...1____ furnished
_____ _ ’en or makes the potato much more
Oregon.
the music. Among thq maskers the fol-¡firm, so that its resemblance to a
BELLOWS—WYANT—At Medford,
BRIGIII’8 DISEASE.
When you feel that life is hardly worth lowing won prizes: Bost sustained gen-1 new potato is so near that it will
Nov.
25,
1901,
O.
L.
Bellows
and
Miss
The largest sum ever paid for a pre­
____ character, , O. L. _ Sutherlin; , best
__ be hard to pick out the impostor,
the caudle take a dose of Chamberlain's tieman
May Wyant, by Rev. T. L. Crandall.
scription, changed hands in San Fran­
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will sustained lady character, Mrs. Snow from appearance alone, from a ba»-
cisco, Aug 30, 1901. The transfer in­ COOK—REXFORD—At the residence of cleanse your stomach, tone up your liver Willis and Mrs'. Joe Sykes; 'best dressed k7t”of”the ^nuine article’
bride’s parents, at Williams, Nov. 24, and regulate your bowels making you ^enUeman, R. L. Milfer; best dressed I After dJppl
volved 1 > coin and stock $112,500 00 and
the potatoes are
Men and women of good address to rep­
was paid by a party of business me for
1901, Clinton Cook and Miss Dora feel like a new man. For sale by all lady, Stella Harmon; mast original lady ; . • , .
.u
x
a
j
resent us. some to travel appointing agents,
a specific for Blights Disease aud Diabe­
character,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Grimes
and
nn
’
ed
*
n
pother
vat
and
spread
out
Rexford, by J. C. Hedgepeth.
dicggists .
others for local work looking after our in­
tes, hitherto incurable diseases
Jackson; most original gentleman char-
Bun* an<*
until par- terests. $900 salary guaranteed yearly ;
00CKERL1NE—MESSENGER—At Pro­
They commenced the serious investi­
Subscribe for the R kcomd .
acter, D. M. Dy rude; best comic charac- tect new potatoes, tad th® WOfk ia extra commissions and expenses, rapid ad­
volt, Nov. 28, 1901, Edgar M. Coker­
gation of tha. specific Nov 15, 1900.
ter, lady, Miss Georgia Jacobs; best oomptet».
_______
____ vancement, old established house. Grand
line
and
Mary
Messenger,
by
Judge
They interviewed scores of the cured aud
chance for earnest man or woman to se­
comic character, gentleman, Hale
Abe
Axtel.
cure pleasant, permanent nosition, liberal
tried it out on it* merits t.y putting over
yev; second best sustained c
mn
|>| ETH A
ncorue and future. New. brilliant lines. 4 Through Trains Daily from Chicago
three dozen cases on the treatment and NELSON—PARHAM—At Jacksonville,
lady, Mrs. E. P. Tynam second
Write at once.
watching them. They also got physici­ Nov. 30,1901, F. M. Nelson and Miae
4 Through Trains Daily from St Louis 'Dl Iff ALU
tained character, gentleman, Roy S
STAFFORD PRESS.
ans to name chronic, incurable cases,
Lura Parhatn, by Judge Charles Prim
and administered it with the physicians
Editot Lynch of “Daily Post” Phillips­
23
Church
St., New Haven, Coes.
HENDRICKSON
—
TUCKER
—
At
resi
­
■ For Infanta and Children.
and points beyond
for judges Up to Aug 25, eighty-seven
burg, N. J., has tested the iperita of
4 Trains Daily from Kansas City
dence
of
bride
’
s
parents,
Nov,
23,1901,
per cent of the test cases were either
■
F
'?y
’
s
Honey
and
Ta/with
thh
resnlt
:
William Hendrickson and Miss Lizzie
well or progressing favorably.
1 have used a great many patent rems- The Kind You Have Always Bought
Tucker, by Rev M. Brownrigg.
There being but thirteen per cent of
j dies in my family for coughs and colds,
EQUIPMENT: Reclining Chair Cars (free) Pullman Palace Sleepers
Bears the
failures, the parties were well satisfied Pl ENINU—HARVEY—In Jacksonville,
j and 1 can honestly say your Honey and
Dining and Cafe Care on all Iraine. Polite trainmen. Perfect road-
and closed the transaction. The pro­
X v 27, 1901, by Judge Prim. Chas
! Tar is ta» best thtne of the kind I have Sign', ore of
bed, shortest line and quickest time, Tourist Cars Mondays and Thure-
ceedings of the investigating committee
Piening and Miss Harvey of Foots
ever used and I cannot say too much in
I
days, 29)^ hours Chicago to Boston.
and the clinical reports of the test cases
praise of it.”—T. K Bolton.
Creek.
were published and will be mailed free McDANIEL—THROCKMORTON—In
C. 8. CRANE, G. P. & T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
Dr
Powell
Reeves
died
suddenly
at
on application Address J ohn J. F vlton
ROSS C, CLINE, P. O. P. A.. Los Angele«, Cal.
Jacksonville, Nov. 27, 1901, t>y Hon.
Seattle, Nov. 20th. He was located’ for 'tean the
« D» Kind Yoa Have Always Bought
C ompany , 420 Montgomery St. San Fran­
H
K.
Hanna,
circuit
judge,
Will
H.
a
time,
several
years
ago,
at
fialem,
and
igeatile
cisco, Cal.
McDaniel and Miss Grace Throck­
was well known throughout vregon.
morton.
C. V .Lynch,Winchester,Ind.,wriici;
F ob S al * B y A ll D buggists .
“I owe the life of my hoy to Foiey's
BORN.
Honey and Tar. He had membran es
VALLEY RECORO PsJjX.$l.75
coup and the first dose gave him r^f. Bear« the
Signature
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e
continued
ns
use
and
it
aoon
bro
PUHL—In Jacksonville, Oct. 2,1901 to
7WWT ifrrtor, ÄcrymtawRirton.
hiaout
Mr. and Mr». Wm. Puhi, a «en.
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Fruit Trees. Shrubbery
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